Pod Insights Hamish & Andy 2025 Ep 287 - Can This Show Be Trusted? About this episode Hamish received an email from listener Christian with a ‘million dollar business idea’ - he wrongly thought this show would be a safe space…!! Andy gets into the Easter spirit with the first-ever Easter carol, “Hey Judas,” and a bunch of callers join to Upset Andy! The boys sift through the businesses that they won’t target in the small business security test before the “Burg Boys” go dormant!
Christian's Million Dollar Idea Upset Andy...without chargers. The First Easter Carol Burg Boys... Testing Small Business Security
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0:02 Speaker 00 A Listener Production.
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0:23 Speaker 02 Ahoy to me Malius, hey.
0:27 Speaker 03 Uh, if this is Harry Potter spells, I'm out.
0:31 Speaker 02 No. Hello to me Incus, Jack.
0:34 Speaker 03 Feels a lot like it, doesn't it?
0:37 Speaker 02 And I'm Stapis, or Stapes actually.
0:40 Speaker 03 Stapes.
0:41 Speaker 04 It's not, it doesn't sound Harry Potter, but I wouldn't be surprised if another fantasy magical world.
0:46 Speaker 02 No.
0:46 Speaker 04 It's more, or it's more biological scientific.
0:49 Speaker 03 Is it bones somewhere?
0:51 Speaker 02 Well done, Ham, whereabouts?
0:53 Speaker 03 Hmm, they'd be little ones.
0:54 Speaker 04 In the ear maybe.
0:55 Speaker 03 Could be the ear, could be the ear. Hey, Jack, it was absolute not your ball to get a goal.
1:01 Speaker 04 The ball was bouncing.
1:03 Speaker 03 It's in the penalty area, you stole it off him, kicked the goal. You don't steal it off a teammate.
1:09 Speaker 02 Congratulations.
1:10 Speaker 03 Brilliant stuff from you, Jack.
1:11 Speaker 02 Protest, protest, protest.
1:13 Speaker 04 You're letting the defenders circle for too long.
1:18 Speaker 03 And no choice but to steal the ball off a teammate and score the goal. We all could see coming.
1:28 Speaker 02 Amazing, amazing, Malius. Hey, you're the first, you're the first bone. You're attached to the eardrum and then you connect the Incus, so you do pass it to Jack.
1:38 Speaker 03 Oh, the ultimate insult, the boy that would never, the boy that then wouldn't pass it back.
1:44 Speaker 02 The middle bone and then I'm the smallest bone in the human body and I connect to the inner ear, the Stapes.
1:51 Speaker 03 Absolutely. It'd be very tiny, wouldn't it? I mean, I didn't study, no surprise to me, but I didn't study medicine at uni.
1:58 Speaker 02 No.
1:58 Speaker 03 And I didn't sit any medical exams, but is it the kind of thing that they would put on the exam to go? Have a look at this bone, actual size, like, which one is it? Would you have to know, you'd have to know that, wouldn't you?
2:12 Speaker 02 Well, I mean, I don't know.
2:13 Speaker 03 And then you'd be like, you'd be like, ooh. Or actually, it would be a tougher question to go, have a look at the shape of this bone.
2:18 Speaker 02 What is it?
2:19 Speaker 03 Hint, it's not actual size, and they put it on as big as a cornflake, when in reality, it's probably as big as a sprinkle.
2:24 Speaker 02 What, what example are you doing with pictures all the time? Like, and special games?
2:32 Speaker 03 Maybe I've spent too long helping my kids with their homework.
2:35 Speaker 02 I think so.
2:35 Speaker 03 I think all school is about year three.
2:41 Speaker 02 Ahoi also to Antoinette from Canberra, who uploaded what she's been doing at HamishDaddy.com.
2:48 Speaker 05 Hi, boys and number six, Antoinette here. I just wanted to leave a message for my brother and his fiance, who are getting married this April. Now, I would like to make two versions of this message. This first version will hopefully be played just before the wedding.
3:05 Speaker 05 Hi, Reece and Hayley, we're all so excited to see you on your big day. Just know that we're proud of you for making this happen sooner than Andy would. And your friends, family and your dog Marty look forward to celebrating with you. This is the second version. Happy 10th wedding anniversary, Reece and Hayley. Sorry you had to wait so long to hear this, but you know how Andy feels about WhatsApp. Anyway, we hope you're reminiscing on your wedding day and enjoying each other's company while still listening to the Hamish and Andy podcast. Must be nice. See ya.
3:36 Speaker 03 Surprised it did get through so quickly.
3:38 Speaker 02 Yeah, no, it's a very efficient pipe now and...
3:42 Speaker 04 It didn't say which April, though, it could have been an April from many years.
3:46 Speaker 02 I can show you the email, it's come in very recently. Ham, you said that you wanted the top of the show and it was important to me financially to give it to you.
3:56 Speaker 03 Well, it could be important for everyone financially. Jack and I have had a busy morning because we got an email from a young man called Christian. All right, but well, you and I got an email, the show got an email from a guy called Christian. Fell on my side of the fence. Fifty percent of the emails get split. So, have a look at this email and it goes, hello, guys, I have a million dollar idea. I'm sure it's a winner. I've been thinking about it for ages. Problem is I'm time poor. And, you know, he's a carpenter. He's got, he's got a couple of kids. He's just a busy man. But it's obviously troubling him that he has what is, in his mind, just an absolute money making
4:38 Speaker 03 machine, sitting here in his brain, ready to go. If only his bloody schedule would free up. So surely you free up your schedule if you believe in it so much. Yeah, but that's, we all know that this is one of those tricky times in life, you know, when you like go, oh, I've got a solid thing here. Yeah. I'm a carpenter. I've got solid income. I've got two kids. I've got a support, I've got a mortgage. But then, on the other hand, I'm pretty sure the blueprints I have for this money printing machine in my head are sound and this, this idea will work. So he's come to us and gone, I'm, he's reluctant to tell people the idea or to go public with the idea because as soon as people hear it, someone's going to pinch it. Yeah. Okay. So it's all good ideas are simple. It feels like a highly pinchable idea to him.
5:17 Speaker 03 Except for medicines and stuff like that. Patterns, yeah. Medical patterns are. Yeah. Less pinchable. So I thought to myself, okay, rather than me and you call this Christian guy and go, what's your idea? Tell us off air. His name's Christian, by the way. Hame wasn't. So yes, this guy's Christian.
5:36 Speaker 03 No, rather than call Christian, you and me, I thought, why don't we take Jack, who has a head. Whoa. He's sort of the outhead of investment. He has a proven track record at investments. Been brilliant. He was on to Bitcoin very, very early. Lost some, that's all right. Like misplaced them, not as in lost money, would have made an absolute fortune. The investment was, the idea to invest was a sound idea. Absolutely. And you don't want to know about the number. You don't want to know. I mean, we, we don't want to know the number, do you? Every six months I go, I go looking for it again and I can't find it. It will never be found. No. But now I think Bitcoin's hovering around a hundred and thirty. Don't say it, don't say it. Okay. How many did you lose again?
6:15 Speaker 04 One, just one.
6:16 Speaker 03 Okay.
6:17 Speaker 04 And some of yours?
6:18 Speaker 03 Yeah, anyway, let's not say. Anyway, so not talking about that, but Jack is, he was ahead of the curve on Bitcoin and Asai berries. That was incredible. We called that one earlier and that seems to just be going from strength to strength. I thought the market should have tapped out by now. No. But we saturated in that purple ice cream. However, I see more and more stores opening up. All the time. All the time. One thing you did miss though, Jack, I will say is Biscoff, the Biscoff trend.
6:45 Speaker 04 Yeah, and I should have known because I think it's got Dutch origins and we used to eat, my Dutch grandparents gave me a lot of everything.
6:52 Speaker 03 You need to know, Jack, if you're the head of investments, we need you on the front of Erica. And Biscoff, I think, has boomed in the last six months.
7:00 Speaker 04 Biscoff is like a gingerbread-y type biscuit.
7:02 Speaker 03 Cinnamony, yeah, cinnamon.
7:03 Speaker 04 Yeah, and my, my Dutch grandparents did use to give it to us before it was famous.
7:08 Speaker 03 Now, this, yeah. It's suddenly famous.
7:10 Speaker 04 Oh, mate, Maccas are doing Biscoff now.
7:12 Speaker 03 Mate, Maccas did a Biscoff line. That's when I saw earlier this year, I was like, mate, if Maccas has done Biscoff, now it's got too popular. We should have been on Biscoff a year ago. So that's on you post. Well, I, my frank thing is nowhere near the pulse. I didn't even know what Biscoff is.
7:26 Speaker 04 All right, we can still get Andy to invest late because he doesn't know.
7:29 Speaker 03 Nice, scoff at Biscoff. Anyway, we missed the boat. We missed the boat on Biscoff. Let's not let it happen again. Christian has come to the show and he might have the next Biscoff. Next big thing. So what I organise is Jack and I called him earlier today, just before the show. Did he tell you the idea? Yeah. We've got a few, because, so a bit of a delicate one here because I can't play you this conversation because the idea is in there. So you're not going to tell me now? Well, we tried to talk around it. I'm going to try and convey to you how investment worthy I think the idea is with the thought that maybe as a show we get behind this and we back it. Wow. If you like the sounds of this. Okay. But maybe you don't even like that. Maybe there's a few red flags in this anyway and you're just like, look, I don't want to hear it. I'm not interested.
8:12 Speaker 03 But this is the shape of the idea without betraying Christian's confidentiality from the conversation earlier.
8:20 Speaker 06 I was talking to my brother who's in a similar industry and I said, I'll tell you what they need. And then I gave him the idea. I could see the dollar sign in like his eyes as I was telling him the idea. And he said, nah, it's too good of an idea. He goes, if it was that, if it was that easy, it would have already been done.
8:36 Speaker 03 And have you checked, has it been done?
8:38 Speaker 06 It has been done in a different part around the world.
8:41 Speaker 03 Yeah, okay. So has this exact idea been done like in a different territory or a different industries done it?
8:46 Speaker 06 Oh, I would say almost the exact thing has been done.
8:51 Speaker 03 Okay, so it does exist.
8:52 Speaker 06 So it exists, but you wouldn't, you wouldn't even know that it exists.
8:57 Speaker 04 Yeah, but it does exist.
8:58 Speaker 06 Well, from Google or what I've Googled, I think there's three places in the world that do it.
9:03 Speaker 04 But that's Biscoff.
9:05 Speaker 03 Yeah, that's right. It exists. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
9:07 Speaker 04 I'm less, I'm less excited because he says it already exists. So that's a huge worry for him and us.
9:14 Speaker 03 We'd been chatting for some time there and, and I, and you know, the buildup had been sort of that, it's amazing. It's incredible. Everyone to talk to. Um, it has been done.
9:24 Speaker 04 Which we found for most of Hogg's inventions back in the day.
9:26 Speaker 03 That's true. It is very, very hard to have an original idea. So the idea of going, well, I'm just going to make it big in Australia still could hold water.
9:32 Speaker 04 Hmm.
9:33 Speaker 03 Okay, this is the next little bit.
9:34 Speaker 04 Well, this is where he actually tells us the idea. So we have to beep out some of the, this conversation. Okay. What, can you tell me what industry is it in or not?
9:42 Speaker 03 It's a service. Is that fair to say, Jake?
9:44 Speaker 04 Yeah. Why is Andy not allowed to know again?
9:46 Speaker 03 Well, we can't say it now because people will hear it and they'll steal it.
9:50 Speaker 04 Yeah.
9:50 Speaker 03 We can tell Andy off air.
9:52 Speaker 04 Hmm.
9:52 Speaker 03 But I'm just trying to have this conversation for the listeners too, so they can be involved in the moment where we decided to invest. Or do you want to do it differently, Jake?
10:01 Speaker 04 No, that's, that's good.
10:01 Speaker 03 Should we just turn the mics off? Well, you can just turn the mics off and tell Andy.
10:04 Speaker 04 And then I come back.
10:05 Speaker 03 And then turn them back on.
10:06 Speaker 04 No, I think actually you should hear his enthusiasm and passion and maybe just invest without even knowing.
10:13 Speaker 03 Cool.
10:13 Speaker 04 What the business is.
10:14 Speaker 03 Actually, that is good.
10:16 Speaker 04 Okay. Go on.
10:18 Speaker 03 Christian, hit us with the idea.
10:20 Speaker 06 Um, well, it's a little, um, thing that my, my spiel that I normally give to other people.
10:25 Speaker 03 Yep. Give us the spiel that makes clients jaws hit the floor and the dollar signs go in your brother's eyes.
10:30 Speaker 06 Have you ever been?
10:33 Speaker 03 Yes, I have.
10:33 Speaker 06 And have you, have you ever been?
10:45 Speaker 03 So that's where the idea started. Well, Jack's, Jack's eyes have lit up.
10:48 Speaker 02 Yeah, I am interested.
10:52 Speaker 02 I think you've got to retrain your brain to not hear it as swear words. Cause if you go, say, have you ever been beep? It sounds like something terrible's happening.
10:59 Speaker 03 Have you ever killed someone?
11:00 Speaker 02 More lovely.
11:01 Speaker 03 No, no. So that's just him saying proprietary information that he doesn't want stolen. And we owe it to him not to publicly say it.
11:07 Speaker 02 So what intrigued me was the laughter that you guys said immediately put me off.
11:14 Speaker 04 Yeah.
11:14 Speaker 03 Yes. At first it seemed silly.
11:16 Speaker 04 The, the laughter is because he gave us, he, he gave us a 10 minute run up to essentially that point where he said how good it was. How many millions and millions of dollars he's gonna make? At one point he said he doesn't want to be a billionaire, suggesting it could be a billion idea.
11:30 Speaker 03 Actually, yeah, true. He, he said, I'm not even after it. He goes, I just wanted, he said he wanted somewhere between a million, but it's less than a jet.
11:37 Speaker 02 Okay.
11:37 Speaker 03 So he's sort of like, I don't even need a lot. I just want to pay off the house and be comfortable. And then everyone else can share in the profit. So he was really giving us like tech, growth, money, multiple kind of valuations. And it wasn't quite that.
11:54 Speaker 04 We laughed because it's kind of very, a very normal idea.
11:58 Speaker 03 Well, it's a retail out. It's, it's a thing that you'd have at a shop.
12:02 Speaker 02 So it's not a. It feels like I'm a judge on The Voice. I don't get the full picture.
12:06 Speaker 03 Yeah, yeah. This is the fun part of it.
12:08 Speaker 02 Yeah. And then.
12:08 Speaker 03 Would you invest based off that?
12:10 Speaker 02 Not yet, because the laughter definitely put me off. Cause if you guys went like this, for instance.
12:16 Speaker 03 Again, I mean, it's not a billion dollar valuation, is it, Jack?
12:19 Speaker 02 Like, oh, I can't say being a billion dollars, but maybe he opens many, many, many, many stores.
12:24 Speaker 03 He said the possibilities are limitless, but I don't think they are.
12:27 Speaker 04 No, they, they have a limit.
12:29 Speaker 02 Jack then did say, I am interested at the end though.
12:31 Speaker 03 Yeah, yeah. But I, I honestly think you'd be looking at someone that's opening up between one and five successful outlets.
12:38 Speaker 02 Okay.
12:38 Speaker 04 All right. Here's the last bit where he tells us how far he's gotten with the idea.
12:43 Speaker 03 Christian, I feel like you've, you've laid it out to us well. Again, without disclosing it, it's a giant lateral leap for you from carpentry into running this business, isn't it? So. Yeah. Jack and I'll take this to Andy. And see if we can get his blessing because I think if this was Shark Tank, you're certainly through the first aquarium. I haven't really watched the show, but you're through the first stage and now we'll take it to the Papa Shark.
13:07 Speaker 04 Usually on Shark Tank, they come with a bit more, they're a bit further down the line than just the idea stage.
13:13 Speaker 06 Yeah, I would agree with that. Yeah.
13:14 Speaker 03 Good to hear.
13:15 Speaker 04 Like they've got, they've got a name, they've got.
13:18 Speaker 06 I've got a name. I've got a name.
13:20 Speaker 04 Yeah.
13:20 Speaker 03 Give us the names.
13:22 Speaker 04 That's good.
13:23 Speaker 03 That's actually really good. Let us take it to Andy. Your secret's safe with us, Christian. We'll be back in touch.
13:28 Speaker 06 Beautiful. Thank you very much.
13:32 Speaker 03 So that's where we sit, Ando.
13:34 Speaker 04 You like the name.
13:34 Speaker 03 Wanted to do it.
13:35 Speaker 04 And there's a lot in, a brand's important, branding's important.
13:38 Speaker 03 Wanted to do it in this public forum because I want the listeners to be on the journey. Um, Jack, I'm going to text you guys a figure of what I think it would cost. We haven't asked Christian. We haven't asked him this, but I think if we were to invest this much, we could conceivably.
14:02 Speaker 04 Cause it's going to take him, like if he was starting to do this tomorrow, it's going to take him a bit of money to achieve what he wants to achieve.
14:08 Speaker 03 And how much time, how much the runway. Six months?
14:11 Speaker 04 A year. Yeah.
14:12 Speaker 03 Six months to a year? You'd need this amount as a seed investment and I think we could ask for 50% of the business at least. Okay. I'm waiting for it to come into you yet, Jack?
14:25 Speaker 04 We.
14:27 Speaker 03 Wow.
14:29 Speaker 03 A hundred thousand dollars.
14:30 Speaker 04 Why would we do that?
14:35 Speaker 04 Who's money? Who's money?
14:38 Speaker 03 But you would all have to put in.
14:40 Speaker 04 It's not that good.
14:43 Speaker 04 A hundred thousand dollars.
14:46 Speaker 03 All right. I think lean, lean, lean, lean, you could do it.
14:52 Speaker 04 Like sure, he'll probably need that kind of money, but.
14:54 Speaker 03 That's what I mean. Well, you can't, we can't be.
14:56 Speaker 04 We're not giving it to him.
14:58 Speaker 03 Well, that's what investing is.
14:59 Speaker 04 Oh, I thought it was like, make it like at most a thousand dollar bet that it's going to work.
15:04 Speaker 03 What are we betting on?
15:06 Speaker 04 Who are we betting on with?
15:09 Speaker 03 Business bet.
15:12 Speaker 03 Yeah. Just wondering if you've got the odds in for our Christian's small business ideas. I reckon a thousand bucks against.
15:20 Speaker 03 Sixty then, I think he could, cause he needs the money, Jack. It's his idea. So he, he's sort of, he's gonna do the work, but he needs financial backing. Sixty, that's twenty thousand dollars apiece.
15:32 Speaker 02 It's not.
15:32 Speaker 03 And you don't.
15:33 Speaker 02 Twenty thousand dollars apiece.
15:34 Speaker 03 From us.
15:35 Speaker 02 Yeah, but I'm not in.
15:40 Speaker 03 All right, okay. I'm gonna say something crazy. I'm changing tact. I think we just have to tell Andy, okay, just upfront. I mean, he tells everyone, doesn't he, Jack?
15:51 Speaker 04 He said he told everybody.
15:52 Speaker 03 He was like, I tell clients, I tell my brother, and it exists, dude. Like, he does say it exists in three other parts of the world. So this is not, you know, as we said, this is not like a medical patent or anything. It's a eureka moment.
16:04 Speaker 04 We were mostly trying to protect it in case we all wanted to invent.
16:07 Speaker 03 Okay. Yeah, that's true. And now it looks like maybe that's, we'll see how that stands. It's barber shops at the airport.
16:20 Speaker 04 When you say it as simply as that, it sounds funny, but.
16:23 Speaker 03 No one's done it. No one's done it.
16:26 Speaker 02 Better than that, cause Beck looked into it.
16:28 Speaker 03 Yeah.
16:29 Speaker 02 Nails.
16:30 Speaker 03 Nail salon, that's his next idea too. Nail salons at the airport. So it's barber shops.
16:33 Speaker 02 All the girls just went up for nails.
16:34 Speaker 03 It's barber shops and nail salons at the airport.
16:36 Speaker 02 Like, we can just do it without him, if we really wanted to do it. Like, there's no IP in that.
16:42 Speaker 03 Yeah. Jack, what do you think? Since twenty grand in, we now own the full company.
16:47 Speaker 04 And I also like, if Andy's gonna go rogue and just do it anyway, I trust Andy's ability to get a company up and going more than, I mean, I don't know Christian very well.
16:56 Speaker 03 This is exactly what he didn't want.
16:58 Speaker 04 Oh, he didn't invest with Andy.
16:59 Speaker 03 This is exactly what he didn't want. He literally came to us, cause he's like, I trust you guys. I don't want anyone stealing the idea. And with best efforts and best intentions, we have just completely and publicly decided that stealing the idea is the best business outcome.
17:16 Speaker 04 Yeah. And he actually, he actually, we didn't play it, but he specifically asked us not to steal the idea.
17:22 Speaker 03 Yeah, in the email he did do. I think I gave him my word.
17:26 Speaker 04 Yeah, you promised him. Well, you don't have to steal it.
17:32 Speaker 03 No, but I mean, I haven't stolen it, but I seem to have certainly left the keys on the bench.
17:38 Speaker 03 Around Andy.
17:44 Speaker 03 Ando, coming in here today, I've actually got my own upset Andy for you. I thought we should do some of it. I was inspired by myself as I was coming into the building. I have brought my laptop in. That in itself won't upset you. No. I don't carry a charger with me. I back myself to make the full day. I know that does upset you. That does upset you. You do like to have the full suite of chargers. Always mean at times you tap me on the shoulder and said, can I have your charger? Juice me up, my friend. Jack, we're actually, me and Andy were playing golf the other week and it was early in the morning and I'd done the thing where I forgot to charge my phone overnight. And I was in a rental car that has the, you know, the contactless charging. Yep.
18:29 Speaker 03 I put too much stock in that being powerful enough to charge it. They don't do. That just stops it from dying, really. It barely stops the bleeding. It doesn't put any blood. It's palliative care. Like, it does not put any juice back in the system. It just kinks the hose for a while. And I got a feeling that if you've got a case on your phone, it also puts a barrier between the charge. Yeah, to continue on this like medical analogy, I take the case off mine, like how they cut your pants off in the OR.
18:58 Speaker 03 Take the case off just so it can get the full contact to get some charge. Anyway, didn't do the job. We were out in the golf course. It's like early in the morning and it's, you know, I'm at 17% and I said, oh, Endo. He doesn't have a power bank, does he? Well, I said, you'd have a charger. We're actually in golf carts that you can drive around that you almost owned. And I was like, they've got USBs and stuff. And he said, no, I don't have. And I said, that surprises me because surely you come out with every contingency you can afford. He said, yes, but I would never come out with an uncharged phone. So, which I see his point. He's not running an electricity charity. He expects those around him to be fully juiced. Anyway, so today's one, I've got my laptop with me.
19:41 Speaker 03 But I'm, the bag I've bought, because I'm getting changed, I'm going out after this, is just a duffel bag. So the laptop just. Thrown into a duffel bag.
19:50 Speaker 02 Oh, don't like that.
19:52 Speaker 03 You don't bother you doing it because as I was walking around the coffee, as I was walking around the corner downstairs, the side of the bag just banged into like a coffee shop wall. And I heard a clunk and I did think I'd sort of put some socks like around the laptop, but I heard a slight clunk and I thought, man, Ando would not be okay with a laptop being in a non specifically engineered for the laptop environment.
20:17 Speaker 02 That's true. I mean, I have softened over the years. Hey, my very first laptop, you'll remember I kept the foam bit that goes over the. What do they put in there when you get first opener?
20:27 Speaker 03 He kept the packaging. To the point where I thought I was meant to do it too. Have I made a mistake here? It was a big outlet. First time we'd ever, ever owned a laptop.
20:35 Speaker 02 First time I ever owned a laptop.
20:37 Speaker 03 Yep. And Andy would cut out circles of foam to put on his fingertips every time.
20:42 Speaker 02 Sorry, that's.
20:42 Speaker 03 Every time the finger touched them, so the keys would never have to touch anything but foam. You have softened a bit, but you'd never put your laptop in a non engineered for a laptop environment. I don't think you even like putting a 13 inch laptop in a 15 inch backpack slot.
21:02 Speaker 03 Anyway, so in the spirit, in the spirit of renegade laptop bags, let's do it.
21:08 Speaker 03 Everything is neat and practical. Cause that's the way he likes it. But what if it wasn't upset Andy?
21:19 Speaker 03 Got some absolute doozies that are coming through, Ando. All right. First cab off the rank, Ashley. Ahoy to you, Ashley.
21:24 Speaker 02 Ahoy, Ashley.
21:25 Speaker 07 Ahoy, boys. So I am a very type A person. Um, I have all my.
21:30 Speaker 02 What does type A mean?
21:31 Speaker 07 I would say it's the opposite of fast and loose.
21:33 Speaker 02 Oh, so I'm type A.
21:34 Speaker 03 Could be anal.
21:35 Speaker 07 I would say so.
21:36 Speaker 02 Okay.
21:37 Speaker 07 Well, that's one way of saying it.
21:38 Speaker 03 Sorry, I thought that's what the A stood for.
21:42 Speaker 02 I've heard people say that before. I never knew what.
21:44 Speaker 04 Yeah, I thought that meant you were like an alpha.
21:47 Speaker 02 Oh, right.
21:47 Speaker 04 Okay.
21:47 Speaker 02 But that doesn't.
21:48 Speaker 03 Two different forks in the road there, depending which A word you choose.
21:53 Speaker 02 So actually, you and I are kindred spirits.
21:55 Speaker 07 Kindred spirits, very type A, very organised. I've got all the things that I need written down in my phone, like everyday numbers, logins, password protected, of course. But my fiance, Jack, is very much type B, fast and loose. And the worst example of this that I've. Yeah, but what a bozo. I found out recently that he doesn't know his tax file number and it's not written down anywhere. So if he needs to access it, you know, multiple times a year for job applications or tax time, whatever, the only place it's written down is in a Facebook Messenger chat with his ex-boss from when he was 14 years old at his first job. And he scrolls all the way to the top of the chat to where he's originally sent his tax file number.
22:39 Speaker 07 That is the only place that exists.
22:41 Speaker 03 Yeah, so he does have it written down.
22:46 Speaker 03 He knows exactly where it is.
22:48 Speaker 02 That is appalling, Ashley and.
22:51 Speaker 07 I hate it.
22:52 Speaker 02 Yes, I mean, can you curb this behaviour? Can you, because, you know, obviously if you say he's your fiance, you're about to become ingrained and that means more financial, joint financials, those type of things. Do you think you need him to up his act?
23:06 Speaker 07 I have tried so hard.
23:08 Speaker 03 Ash, I'll give you a little clue. He's not changing. We are who we are and, you know, you've always, you've got the exciting choice of swimming against the rip or going with it and, you know, pick it, have a go, have a go at both and you just see which one is, um, you see which one's easier on the arms and may you have a wonderful life together.
23:28 Speaker 07 Thank you. Thank you very much. Hopefully we can combine our numbers or something and I can just use mine.
23:33 Speaker 03 Exactly.
23:33 Speaker 02 Thanks, Ashley.
23:34 Speaker 03 Um, Monique, ah, ahoi to you.
23:36 Speaker 00 Ahoi, gusto to you.
23:38 Speaker 03 Gusto to you. And the biggest of gusto to you, madam. Is this you or a partner, someone you know?
23:43 Speaker 00 Um. It's actually me and my partner.
23:46 Speaker 03 Beautiful.
23:46 Speaker 00 So a couple of years ago, we moved in together and we thought we'll be bougie, get a king bed. So in the spirit of being organised, which I rarely am, I thought I'll buy a frame, found a nice one with drawers on sale. And then we moved in together and didn't end up getting the king bed. So we just have a queen bed and a king frame because I didn't want to use it.
24:07 Speaker 03 That's fine. No.
24:08 Speaker 00 So there's about a foot either side of slats and we always planned, we always planned on maybe like upgrading, but our cat actually goes in between the slats, like a little cave. And so now we can't bear to remove that from him. So this is just how we will live.
24:24 Speaker 03 Yeah, it's literally the giant version of the 13 inch and the 15 inch pocket.
24:29 Speaker 03 The ratio. I don't like. You've only got a problem there if you're going the other way, I think, king on a queen base. I think I'd prefer that.
24:35 Speaker 00 It's fine.
24:36 Speaker 03 No, you wouldn't. I think I'd prefer that for look. I'm, I'm serious. I think I'd prefer that for look with a long dooner that goes on the side. So at least you look, but you would say, you would like, you would sag off the end. That's fine because the other, the other thing, the, the shinwhack on the side trying to get into bed when you don't have a mattress tied up. It's not fine. And you learn over time. That has upset me. And you've actually, you've actually given yourself an inbuilt bedside table. I think that's pretty smart. So you'd put coffee cups and stuff alongside. Well, on the slats. In slat land, yeah.
25:07 Speaker 02 You know what you could do is you could push the, the whole mattress to one side, yes. And lay a bit of chipboard along to create.
25:14 Speaker 03 Too hard. No, no. Why would you, why would you do that when you've already got inbuilt slats that are built to hold things? Slat land is where you'd keep coffee cups and books. Uh, Jordan, ahoi to you.
25:24 Speaker 04 Ahoi, gentlemen and little boy. How are we?
25:26 Speaker 03 Ahoi.
25:29 Speaker 03 Um. What have you got for us, Jordan?
25:31 Speaker 04 Uh, so it's actually my wife, um, she bought like a expensive face serum. And then literally the night that she bought it, she dropped it on the ground and it shattered and spilled everywhere. So she actually got like a plastic sheet and scooped it into a Tupperware container. And she continued to use it for three months while picking glass off her face every time that she used it.
25:52 Speaker 03 Ooh, off her face, the ultimate exfoliant.
25:56 Speaker 04 Exactly.
25:56 Speaker 03 Micro generation. Glass. You've tried sand. You've tried loofah. Now try shards of glass.
26:04 Speaker 03 I thought you'd hate it straight away.
26:07 Speaker 02 Yeah, I did. I wouldn't, I wouldn't be following that one at all.
26:10 Speaker 03 Yeah, glass in the serums are toughy. I mean, the efficiency you'd appreciate, Andy. What Andy would have done is probably got us some sort of sieve, I would have thought, and cleaned it properly.
26:20 Speaker 02 Was the serum thin enough to be able to sieve it?
26:23 Speaker 03 Uh, no, it was quite thick. Uncivable.
26:26 Speaker 02 Uncivable.
26:27 Speaker 03 Uncivable Andy's right there. Andy's absolutely not there as uncivable serums. Correct, correct, Jordan.
26:34 Speaker 02 Thank you, mate.
26:39 Speaker 03 Imagine going into Macca and going, and just sorry, one thing before I buy this, is it sieveable? Is it just, I am clumsy, so you just want to break this sieveable? Oh, no, no, we only have two that are lightweight enough to be sieved.
26:54 Speaker 02 Henry.
26:56 Speaker 08 How are you gents? How are you going?
26:57 Speaker 03 Very good, mate. You've got something to upset Andy?
27:00 Speaker 08 Yes, when it rains at my house, the door frame around my bedroom door swells up and the door doesn't quite shut properly. So being a fast and loose individual, I'll just stand there and kick it till it shuts.
27:16 Speaker 03 How does he, how do you go getting it back open if you've, if it's swollen?
27:20 Speaker 08 You've just got to reef it, takes a couple of minutes.
27:22 Speaker 02 You can, but Henry, you could easily just paint over the, so my guess is it's swelling at the bottom where the, where the, where the rain's hitting up against the bottom of the door?
27:31 Speaker 08 Uh, no, it's like an inside door and it just swells up, I think, when it's here.
27:35 Speaker 03 It might have, it might have a leak.
27:37 Speaker 02 It might have a leak, yeah.
27:39 Speaker 03 But, but I mean, but no one's got time to get in the roof. That's an absolute day ruiner. So I like the system.
27:43 Speaker 02 Just take it off and plane it down like a few mil and you went.
27:46 Speaker 03 Oh, mate.
27:47 Speaker 08 No, think about the time, Andy.
27:49 Speaker 03 Time? Who's got the time to take a door off and plane it down? What are you talking about? He's already got a system, he kicks it.
27:58 Speaker 08 Couple of good kicks is far quicker.
28:00 Speaker 03 Mate, think about the time you've saved by not planing the door. You can go on a four day holiday.
28:05 Speaker 08 Easily.
28:08 Speaker 03 Say, Andy?
28:10 Speaker 03 Um, quick one.
28:11 Speaker 02 Finally.
28:12 Speaker 03 Last one, Jake, yeah, Jake, ahoy to you.
28:14 Speaker 09 Ahoy, boys.
28:15 Speaker 03 What have you got to upset end it?
28:16 Speaker 09 Yes, I noticed something weird with my barbecue recently, that the grease traps always clean and empty despite the fact I never clean it. And I worked out what was going on when I started noticing some animal droppings scattered around the barbecue. It turns out a rat or perhaps a large mouse has moved into my barbecue's home. And since he keeps the barbecue nice and clean for me, I've just decided to let him stay.
28:35 Speaker 03 Hang on, hang on.
28:35 Speaker 09 And I just crank the barbecue up to full blast for 10 minutes or so before cooking, burns off any potential germs, you're good to go.
28:41 Speaker 02 For potential germs? So you're saying that a rat's coming in and licking your grease tray every night?
28:48 Speaker 09 Yeah, yeah, it's nice and clean, it was a little barbecue helper for me.
28:51 Speaker 03 Yeah. Yeah.
28:52 Speaker 02 And you're.
28:52 Speaker 03 Like, like those fish, what are those fish that clean the sharks?
28:56 Speaker 02 Yeah.
28:56 Speaker 03 Yeah, they just swim along like the pilot fish or whatever, they're just like just nibble on them. So you've created a beautiful symbiotic relationship between barbecue and rat. And you can't take one away because the other will be sad.
29:09 Speaker 09 Yep.
29:09 Speaker 02 Jake?
29:10 Speaker 09 Exactly.
29:10 Speaker 02 How often are you having people around for barbecues?
29:13 Speaker 09 Oh, all the time, nothing wrong with that.
29:15 Speaker 02 Eh eh, expect a lot less people showing up, which is my point of having here.
29:19 Speaker 03 They'll come, they'll come wanting to see the incredible system.
29:22 Speaker 09 Nothing but a heap on the barbecue can't fix.
29:24 Speaker 03 That is true. And you, you put the lid, do you put the lid down during the sanitizing?
29:29 Speaker 09 Yeah, yeah, get a searing hot.
29:30 Speaker 03 Box it, hot box it.
29:32 Speaker 02 Not entirely true.
29:40 Speaker 02 Good Friday tomorrow for those who celebrate Easter, but everyone enjoys the break regardless of whether you're.
29:47 Speaker 03 We all celebrate, we do celebrate the day off, for sure.
29:49 Speaker 02 Obviously, it's one of the big ones for Christians.
29:52 Speaker 03 Yep.
29:53 Speaker 02 Um, Christmas being a biggie.
29:55 Speaker 03 Yeah, you celebrate, recognize, recognize support all biggies across all faiths.
29:59 Speaker 02 But I, I felt like, I was thinking the other day that there's a lot of Christmas carols, zero Easter carols.
30:05 Speaker 03 Yep.
30:05 Speaker 02 And.
30:06 Speaker 03 No, you're right.
30:06 Speaker 02 So they've missed a trick and Beck and I were in the car driving along and a Beatles track came on and I was like, this would be perfect for Easter because it kind of would tell the story.
30:15 Speaker 03 What is the rule with a? Carol as a type of song. Like, I mean, does it, you don't get a Carol and you can't have a birthday Carol. Yeah. What makes a Carol a Carol?
30:26 Speaker 02 Can you only have a Carol at Christmas time?
30:29 Speaker 03 I don't know because I know the song we're about to do, but it's, um, it's, we can call it a Carol. An Easter Carol. An Easter Carol. Because yeah, I don't know when else you can get a Carol. Like, imagine just releasing a song and someone going like, oh, I heard you, you dropping a new song. It's actually a Carol.
30:48 Speaker 03 Is it Christmas based? Nope. No. Just, it's a Carol. Hmm. Yeah, I don't know what defines. Anyway, let's go. This is an Easter Carol. It's just nice to know we're at the cutting edge here.
30:58 Speaker 02 Obviously, uh, for those who've followed the story of Jesus.
31:03 Speaker 03 You make it sound like it's happened this week.
31:08 Speaker 03 I can sound like we're a thrilling conclusion this weekend, which is what it would have been like 2000, you know, 25 roughly years ago.
31:14 Speaker 02 Yes, where Judas kind of, in the weeks prior, kind of dug him in a bit, didn't he? I don't think at the time Judas would have been thinking this would have been such a bigger deal that he'd.
31:24 Speaker 03 I mean, you think about the people that have done, you know, dubious things or stabbed someone in the back and, you know, maybe history hasn't spun, you would.
31:32 Speaker 02 He would have been going off.
31:32 Speaker 03 You'd be like, okay, maybe for 50 years or, you know, probably at the time you'd be like, this will definitely blow over. Cause you've got to remember back in those days, people were getting, you know, horrible things were happening all the time. You know, probably that week they'd been whatever.
31:45 Speaker 02 Jesus was crucified alongside other, two other people on the hill. So like, and.
31:49 Speaker 03 You'd be like, okay, yes, I'm in the thick of it here, but I'm just, I'm looking after number one and this will absolutely blow. They won't be talking about this in 2000 years time.
31:58 Speaker 02 He wouldn't even believe that he's, he's now known as like, it's called being a Judas. It's named after him being deceitful.
32:04 Speaker 03 One of those names that just kind of gets, people are like, oh, we're not using that anymore. You can't, but you can't break the brand.
32:10 Speaker 02 No. And that's why when a popular Beatles song came on the radio, I was like, oh, this would be perfect for the first ever Easter Carol.
32:18 Speaker 10 Hey Judas, have you got a sec? I just wanted a quick chat, it won't take a minute. I heard you're scheming things behind my back. I'm sure it's nothing, but I thought I'd raise it.
32:44 Speaker 11 Hey Jay, well man, I'm shocked. Who'd you hear this from? That's really weird man. From my perspective, you and I are tight. In fact, you're still good for Topgolf on Thursday.
33:11 Speaker 10 It's just that I heard it from Dave and John and Matt. And I don't think they've got any reason to lie to me.
33:27 Speaker 10 They said you're out on the piss with a band of soldiers that you know just aren't that into me.
33:41 Speaker 11 Nah nah nah nah mate, nah nah nah mate.
33:47 Speaker 10 Nah.
33:50 Speaker 10 Hey Judas, there's another thing.
33:56 Speaker 10 I got a text from you that I think was for someone else. It was telling them my exact whereabouts. It's pretty cut and dry, how do you explain that?
34:16 Speaker 11 Oh Jay, I was just mucking about with Pete. You know, we joke, remember how we joke a lot?
34:32 Speaker 11 So let's grab a beer and hug it out at this exact location. I hear it's a great loss supper, just supper spot.
34:55 Speaker 11 Hey Judith, silly me. That all makes sense, I'll see you there. Also, that's a lovely watch you've got. How do you pay for that?
35:16 Speaker 03 My dad gave it to me. No more questions, big guy.
35:32 Speaker 02 Hame, we launched our small business security test system. That's where you, Jack and I will get together. And if someone has come to hamestine.com nominated their business for us to test the security on, we'll go and rob them, only to go, hey, well done, your security stood up.
35:51 Speaker 03 And we have to do it with the permission, it has to be the boss who can, you know, obviously give us amnesty.
35:56 Speaker 02 We're gonna verify.
35:58 Speaker 03 So a couple of people would just try, I think, trying to get us to rob their competitors. But again, yeah, we need, we need that golden ticket, that amnesty to go, you're not in trouble and it's all a simulation, essentially. And the other thing that I hoped I spelt out last, last time, but... Good to get it out there again is this isn't just shoplifting.
36:18 Speaker 02 No.
36:18 Speaker 03 I'm talking about just shop, we're not just like, that does exist at like department stores and stuff, maybe, or I guess like mystery shoppers, there are mystery thieves. But we're not just pocketing like a couple of candy bars.
36:30 Speaker 02 Would you agree, guys, that we're not going to pick anything that we can fit in a pocket?
36:34 Speaker 04 Yep, good idea.
36:35 Speaker 03 Yeah, it has to be, it has to be on a level of a heist or a proper robbery to test the security.
36:41 Speaker 02 We.
36:41 Speaker 03 That's, that's the level.
36:43 Speaker 02 Can't wait to get out in Burgles, one of you.
36:46 Speaker 03 Yep.
36:46 Speaker 02 Um, as a goodwill gesture, which I don't get to say.
36:49 Speaker 03 It's our service to you.
36:50 Speaker 02 Service to you.
36:51 Speaker 03 Service to you. And also we get to live out of fantasy because I think everyone likes to think they'd be quite good.
36:56 Speaker 02 Hmm.
36:56 Speaker 03 In bank robbery movies or in heist movies, you just, you know, it's the, obviously the legal penalty and the ethical dilemma that it throws up means you don't, most people don't pursue it as a passion.
37:06 Speaker 02 Yep.
37:06 Speaker 03 And we get the chance to do both, but we're pumped for it.
37:10 Speaker 06 Be on the lookout, the three people testing small business security.
37:14 Speaker 03 Burg boys, burg boys, what you gonna do? What you gonna do when we steal from you?
37:20 Speaker 02 Hopefully thank us.
37:21 Speaker 03 Yes.
37:22 Speaker 02 And we'll return the goods as, um, the good burg boys do, burglar boys.
37:26 Speaker 03 Jack, do you think we should return the goods?
37:29 Speaker 04 Yes, yes. No, I can, I'm aware of any traps now where I might say something that I regret later. No, we will return the goods.
37:37 Speaker 03 Yep.
37:37 Speaker 04 And I'm going to make it my mission for the rest of the year to be less weasely.
37:41 Speaker 03 Oh.
37:43 Speaker 04 Starting now.
37:44 Speaker 03 Okay. I just thought you might go, well, we've done the work. Is that fair?
37:49 Speaker 04 Of course, an old version of me would be tempted to go, we should get paid in some manner for performing a service for somebody.
37:56 Speaker 03 Interesting. We'll see what happens when it comes up. We obviously can't say on the pod now who we are going to burg. We haven't made that decision yet, but we can't obviously go, oh, this is a good one. Because then immediately that they're tipped off.
38:08 Speaker 02 But thank you for all the businesses that have sent them in.
38:11 Speaker 03 Love them.
38:11 Speaker 02 I can tell you who we're not going to go to, potentially, Ham.
38:14 Speaker 03 Yep.
38:15 Speaker 04 Neil.
38:15 Speaker 02 So these are just ones we're ruling out.
38:17 Speaker 03 Yeah. We're ruling these out because, yeah, for operational security, the ones we're ruling in will have to discuss off air.
38:22 Speaker 04 Yep.
38:23 Speaker 02 Yes.
38:23 Speaker 04 Neil.
38:25 Speaker 02 He says much gusto to you guys. Bet you can't come to my farm, steal a sheep, shear it and sell both the sheep and the wool. Good luck, Farmer Neil.
38:33 Speaker 03 Now, why aren't we doing that? That would have been correct.
38:36 Speaker 02 That's a good one.
38:36 Speaker 03 I would have been quite keen on that.
38:38 Speaker 02 We would have been rustlers.
38:39 Speaker 03 I mean, we can.
38:39 Speaker 02 Sheep rustlers. We can edit that out. I mean, it's a podcast. If you guys really, I just felt like.
38:45 Speaker 03 Well, I like it because it's a bit left field. But what it does though, I like, I do like the fact that we're trying to test existing security systems. So what it's sort of saying to Neil is, okay, you need guards in every attic now.
38:57 Speaker 02 When you say it's left field, it is just a field.
39:00 Speaker 03 It's a field.
39:00 Speaker 02 With sheep that aren't getting watched 24/7. I think it wouldn't be too difficult to go and steal a sheep.
39:06 Speaker 03 It wouldn't be too difficult, that's true. And, and again, that option is always there for someone.
39:11 Speaker 02 Hmm.
39:11 Speaker 03 You just hope that the nuisance level is a, is a high enough barrier.
39:16 Speaker 02 Yep.
39:16 Speaker 03 To steal a sheep, shear it.
39:18 Speaker 02 Hmm.
39:19 Speaker 03 Sell the wool.
39:20 Speaker 02 I think such a small amount of wool. I think, I think you have to sell the wool in much bigger quantities.
39:25 Speaker 03 I think it is.
39:25 Speaker 02 Yeah, one sheep, yeah.
39:27 Speaker 03 I have never investigated sheep farming as a viable career option, but you get the sense that the reason there's huge amounts of them is someone's done the maths on it. And mono sheep operations are not lucrative.
39:38 Speaker 02 And then there's another thing, like if you steal the Mona Lisa or if you steal a very important page, like, like it's hard to move it. I reckon it's hard to get one sheep sheared. I think.
39:48 Speaker 03 Yeah, I think it's hard to sell a single, for sure.
39:54 Speaker 02 Any others on yours?
39:55 Speaker 03 I, I just want to rule out kidnappings as a whole.
39:57 Speaker 02 Yep.
39:57 Speaker 03 Like, I think, again, we're, we're not taking a human, we're not going to steal a human. We had Sabrina, I won't say what school she's from or use her last name, but she did say, I work at a high school, come and try and steal one of the kids. One of the annoying ones, preferably, I, I can, I can give a list of names. Yeah, we're not going to storm into a classroom, black bag over someone's head, steal a kid.
40:19 Speaker 02 No, no.
40:20 Speaker 03 Not, that's not what the Burg Boys do.
40:22 Speaker 02 Caitlin here, Ham. She'd love you to rob my small business, um, AKA give it a test of my security.
40:29 Speaker 03 Yep.
40:29 Speaker 02 My husband and I both own a small butcher shop. He's the main butcher, so this application is a secret from him. So she wanted to test her own husband.
40:39 Speaker 03 Yeah, this is good.
40:41 Speaker 02 Here, we have a small fridge at the back of the shop where we hang our meat. I propose that you go for the gold, test our security by hopefully getting in there and stealing a leg of lamb or a side of beef. I feel that's, you, you want to do that one?
40:57 Speaker 03 Again, again, this is not out of the question. Maybe we can do several of them. Maybe we steal the sheep from your first suggestion.
41:05 Speaker 02 Sell them to Galen.
41:06 Speaker 03 If we get, if we get, if he comes out the back. So it's both a theft and a prank. We steal a bunch of lamb and then if we.
41:14 Speaker 02 Replace it. Also, it's a tactic to move.
41:16 Speaker 03 We rebuilt the animal. We brought it back to life. Here's the sheep.
41:20 Speaker 02 All right. Well, maybe, maybe.
41:22 Speaker 04 That is the, the butcher's the first one where I've thought, there is a little bit of inherent danger in what we're doing because.
41:28 Speaker 03 Straight away, you'd, you'd, oh, because of the knives.
41:30 Speaker 04 Yeah. Well, what if he cleavers our hands off because we were stealing meat? And then we go, no, no, no, it's just a radio.
41:36 Speaker 03 But the good news is it's not the 1400s, which is good. So I don't think he'll distribute.
41:41 Speaker 02 I felt the same as Jack. That was one of the main reasons I put a cross through. It's like, I don't really want to be caught in a, in a, in a meat room with a guy who's good with big knives.
41:51 Speaker 03 Yeah. But that's why we're doing this as a team. You'd have to trust. I assume the play there would be the decoys out the front. You'd have to put your faith in whoever's doing the decoy and the short straw guy would be the guy sneaking into the fridge room out the back during the decoy.
42:04 Speaker 02 Yeah.
42:04 Speaker 03 That's how you'd, I assume that's how we'd pull off that heist.
42:07 Speaker 02 So do you want to delete that one? Do you guys still want to do that?
42:09 Speaker 03 Yeah. Well, he knows about it now. So yeah, we can delete that one.
42:12 Speaker 02 But like, so no, but I'm saying, do you want to delete it from the podcast?
42:15 Speaker 03 No, no, no, that's good. Well, we've got others. We've got others, but this is a good, I think this helps us choose the target. In, in the same spirit of not wanting to get your hands cleaved off. That's why Chloe's, I think is out, but I appreciate her contacting the show. Said, don't have a small business. I think it'd be a great idea if you broke into our backyard and tried to steal my boyfriend's motorbike.
42:38 Speaker 03 I don't. Again, it just does feel like, it just, even if he's not a biker, he probably isn't, but he's just this motorbike fan. She does, she said, look, he's gotten into baseball recently and there are a few bats around the house. So straight away.
42:53 Speaker 02 What kind of, what kind of, did you ask what kind of bike it is?
42:56 Speaker 03 No.
42:57 Speaker 02 Um. Yeah. The type of bike mode also indicate the type of person we're up against, you know.
43:02 Speaker 03 Yeah, true. And if we're stealing a Harley, hard to steal it quietly, isn't it?
43:06 Speaker 02 That's a no.
43:06 Speaker 03 Even if we, even if we had Chloe's help, which we can't really have because for it to be a proper simulation.
43:11 Speaker 02 No.
43:12 Speaker 03 He's gonna turn around and go, why did you help them steal my motorbike?
43:15 Speaker 02 It's not an inside, it's not an inside job.
43:17 Speaker 03 We can't, we can't have an inside.
43:19 Speaker 02 It's an outside service to test your security.
43:20 Speaker 03 I also wondered to, to make this a fair test of the security, even things like knowing there's a meat fridge out the back. Is, does, like, I don't think we should know too much about it.
43:30 Speaker 02 We would assume the butcher did have a fridge, but.
43:33 Speaker 03 That's find out, that is find out of all, that's find out.
43:37 Speaker 02 I get your point. Yeah, I get your point.
43:40 Speaker 03 He just has an old chest of drawers out the back where he keeps all the meat.
43:45 Speaker 02 Dominic, he writes, again, this is a no from me.
43:47 Speaker 03 Yep.
43:48 Speaker 02 He's got an aviation business. I won't say what airport. He goes, come to the airport, steal an aircraft tug. We always leave the keys in them.
43:59 Speaker 03 Um, that's big.
44:00 Speaker 02 To me, I just, I don't want to be messing with a sick, like, airport.
44:07 Speaker 03 That's aviation security. That is, that's, that's, that's got the potential to go pear shaped.
44:11 Speaker 02 Yeah.
44:11 Speaker 03 I don't wanna be squealing with a knee in my neck. It's a joke, it's a joke.
44:18 Speaker 02 Yeah.
44:19 Speaker 03 In any context. I mean, ideally, we wanna be making off with whatever we choose to steal. But I mean, it is, it would be funny to have us all squealing.
44:28 Speaker 02 Going on some sort of list where we're not allowed to fly over again. That kinda stuff. So that's, yeah. So there's a little bit of self-preservation in the no there for me. There's so many that come in though, you know, we're probably getting close to a hundred hammed. Do, I've got a couple of yeses that I'd like us to discuss off air. Do you have any others that? It's this, we're doing this to give everyone the flavour of what's coming in.
44:50 Speaker 03 A lot of the mine, I put a line through them because it's just, it's just shoplifting.
44:55 Speaker 02 Yep.
44:55 Speaker 03 And whilst that is a crime, I think I'm looking for, like you said, a bigger score. A bigger, a bigger target. And so a lot of them, I, I feel. We could do it. I feel we could do it. Um, maybe we, we, we probably gonna have to take this off air and make a decision and then like, we'll just have to, we'll just pop back up and people will go. Like we just have to pop back up and go with Berg. Um, yeah, we're going quiet. Yep. And then people will look at the website or look at the stuff that we put on socials. They go, do they have neck bruises? Did they do the airport one? Did they squeal, it's a joke, it's a joke, it's a joke? Or did they get away with it? Like the Jackal, we're gonna go dormant from here on in and then. Great reference, the Jackal. Now I'm excited. I think I might buy a tan jacket.
45:40 Speaker 03 Dormant now and the next you'll hear from this. Yep, is us putting on our old man disguises. And, um. And in a freakishly short amount of time, putting on professional makeup. Hmm. That can, changes our appearance. Hmm. Just so people know, in the real world, that's about a six hour makeup job, but the Jackal is able to put it on in about four minutes. Yes, and uh. We're doing that. We'll let you know how we are. We should use Jackal makeup.
46:06 Speaker 01 Thanks for listening. The Hamish and Andy podcast will return next week. Catch up or contribute at hamishandandy.com.
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