Speaker 1: All right, I'm trying to do something here to help
Speaker 1: you out this weekend on your first kind of mandate
Speaker 1: with this lovely friendship that Jack has developed with his
Speaker 1: new neighbor. And they're off the Footye, you off the
Speaker 1: dream time, which will be an amazing game and the
Speaker 1: whole occasion as well this weekend.
Speaker 2: So you're worried that.
Speaker 1: Obviously, because you're coming out of your neighborhood and popping
Speaker 1: around each sessions house as well as an easy exit way.
Speaker 1: Suddenly it's a lot of pressure on this new, flourishing,
Speaker 1: growing relationship.
Speaker 3: Four to five hours of conversation that needs to be
Speaker 3: upheld just between two people who don't know each other.
Speaker 2: Honest, you should be good at that, because that is
Speaker 2: the description of a radio show, just a good times five.
Speaker 2: And you're worried.
Speaker 1: That in itself, I'm not laughing at actually somehow revealing.
Speaker 3: Well, what I'm worried about is I've been handed by
Speaker 3: you a bunch of face down, bright blue flash cards
Speaker 3: that you're hoping that I will keep hidden away in
Speaker 3: a pocket and then when I get desperate, I'll be
Speaker 3: able to go to the flash cards and have an
Speaker 3: icebreaker question from my new friend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yesterday I wrote a series of icebreaker questions
Speaker 1: that these are guarantee to open up conversation. So what
Speaker 1: we're going to do now is we're going to go
Speaker 1: to the g Rio. You will played the part of
Speaker 1: Jack's neighbor Otto. Okay, so how old is he? Would
Speaker 1: you say mid early sixties?
Speaker 3: He's mid sixties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Jack.
Speaker 1: You will play the part of Jack post radio presenter
Speaker 1: or an Instagram provocateur.
Speaker 3: Like we call him a man called Otto. His name
Speaker 3: is Andrew. If that helps you character.
Speaker 1: I only know.
Speaker 2: In this he's Do you have a very old domanta,
Speaker 2: like an old voice?
Speaker 3: Ah, that's a bit mean. He's actually already. Once he
Speaker 3: mentioned that I called him elderly on the radio show
Speaker 3: when referencing him, and he didn't like that.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so your voice is a nice young person's voice.
Speaker 4: Just be like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're air brushing his voice, really, Otto.
Speaker 3: If I could give you any direction, you're just a
Speaker 3: lovely guy.
Speaker 1: Just so why are you trying to say that You've
Speaker 1: got to act that, not like to don't be you? Okay,
Speaker 1: be a lovely guy at this scene? Oh Bloodyeah, we've
Speaker 1: just gone time traveling at the g Royal rumble. I
Speaker 1: never heard the G like this, but hey, all right,
Speaker 1: so off you go and Jack Post having their mandate
Speaker 1: at dream time.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Lulin conversation. I'm scared of reach into my pocket.
Speaker 3: What's this gem that Christian's got for me?
Speaker 1: Smelleries that's what you combine smell in a memory to
Speaker 1: create smelleries. We have very distinctive recall about a time
Speaker 1: of place just from a smell. I will now disappear
Speaker 1: into the background.
Speaker 3: So feels so unnatural to say, hey, smell I was
Speaker 3: just thinking otto, Yeah, what's a smell that brings back
Speaker 3: a certain memory for you?
Speaker 4: Oh, Mum's pancakes from when I was a little boy.
Speaker 4: I'd come out wanting to watch the old black and
Speaker 4: white TV and she'd have those famous Mumma's pancakes ready
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 3: Did you say black of what TV? Because all you
Speaker 3: know about your coach, h that's very good. Actually, I
Speaker 3: would say it be for you. The smell of popcorn
Speaker 3: reminds me of the cinema.
Speaker 2: There's a conversation comfortable already, Yes, here you go. Ice
Speaker 2: has been broken. There's another love and conversation. He reached down,
Speaker 2: ask another ice.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm getting hungry. And when I get hungry
Speaker 3: sometimes I think of the vending machine. If you were
Speaker 3: a vending machine, otto, what would you dispense?
Speaker 4: Well, that's easy jack were there's originals.
Speaker 1: Those old times say, look, he probably have some on it,
Speaker 1: won't He's got.
Speaker 2: Like an old packet, haven't they from the water?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Very very good.
Speaker 1: So what you do then to keep it going is
Speaker 1: you'd give your own example that I would be in.
Speaker 3: A vending machine. I would like to see more protein,
Speaker 3: high protein.
Speaker 2: A dead bounce about the bomber.
Speaker 3: You can do a lot with that in conversation with
Speaker 3: old man.
Speaker 2: So inspect your elders. It's chomping on the werthers right now,
Speaker 2: go to the ice creams.
Speaker 3: If you were king, if you were king for a day,
Speaker 3: you're allowed to decree one new rule.
Speaker 4: What would yours be on no kids in the street after.
Speaker 3: You? Very good I would do if I make one
Speaker 3: rule four day work week. I feel like it's in
Speaker 3: the atmosphere at the moment.
Speaker 4: Dubbing down on a you feel like you're working too
Speaker 4: hard in these five days.
Speaker 3: I just think for society and wouldn't be good to
Speaker 3: relax on one more day. You can't talk on it.
Speaker 3: You are almost retired. Oh god, I heard you could
Speaker 3: be cremated and your ashes.
Speaker 2: Your ashes could be It must be at the back
Speaker 2: of his mind.
Speaker 3: I heard that you can be cremated and your ashes
Speaker 3: can be turned into a vinyl.
Speaker 2: Otto.
Speaker 3: If you could be turned into a vinyl what song
Speaker 3: would you be?
Speaker 4: Oh, Chubby Checkers.
Speaker 3: Shout, that's actually a great I would be. You know
Speaker 3: the first CD I ever got OTTO was the Lion
Speaker 3: King soundtrack, So I would be a Circle of Life.
Speaker 2: That's actually it's actually answer are you too? Tell you
Speaker 2: what it's going?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: How many more of these? Ten? Nice pass If you
Speaker 3: could only have two condiments for the rest of your life,
Speaker 3: what would they be? Otto?
Speaker 2: Get it right?
Speaker 3: Lowland conversation.
Speaker 2: Hey, I was just.
Speaker 3: Thinking if you could be only if you could only
Speaker 3: have two condiments for the rest of your life, what
Speaker 3: would they be? Source me Otto's having a laugh.
Speaker 2: It's just jack we're having such a laugh. No on,
Speaker 2: you're on that radio show.
Speaker 4: Oh I love praise, mayonnaise and vinegar.
Speaker 2: That would be my two returns.
Speaker 1: Source me up, Jackie boy is well, of course you've
Speaker 1: gotta have tomato in there because it's a staple.
Speaker 3: You just can't live without it. Not that's my favorite sauce,
Speaker 3: but I would definitely.
Speaker 2: Tell you the most wouldn't want to hear of the
Speaker 2: games is.
Speaker 1: A humanoid catch up human sound.
Speaker 3: I feel like I'm doing a lot of the heavy list.
Speaker 2: I'm going to send a lot more questions.
Speaker 3: I also say, sweet baby raised barbecue so too much
Speaker 3: for my blood.
Speaker 2: Well, there you go. Take those word you and have
Speaker 2: a great time. Through the first quarter.
Speaker 3: Not a long way to go.