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The hosts discuss listener engagement tactics, prize giveaways for an upcoming game show, and a surprising golf achievement. The guest describes having recently hit a hole-in-one during a painting trip in New Zealand, sparking both jubilation and intense jealousy among friends and family, while calculations reveal how rare the feat was for his handicap. Later, the conversation shifts to an ongoing, disastrous experiment where the guest hired an assistant to help develop a board game, only to spend the eight-hour workday doing yard work and life-coaching sessions because no game ideas were ready.
Hamish and Andy kick off the episode with a playful introduction, setting the tone with Latin-themed humor and a mock service announcement.
Cassie and Jethro recount their pizza road trip, celebrating the show’s pizza challenge win and sharing their culinary adventure.
Hamish and Andy outline a new game show idea that merges Price Is Correct with a pool-based twist, exploring format and prize logistics.
The hosts explain how listeners can join the audience, fill out a form, and compete for a $75,000 prize pool through a unique application process.
Hamish shares a humorous story about accidentally painting the Mona Lisa during a painting holiday, blending art and golf analogies.
Hamish and Andy discuss the challenges of hiring an assistant for a board game project, reflecting on preparation, expectations, and creative direction.
Hamish and Andy discuss the recent board game project that failed to engage players and the lessons learned.
The hosts analyze feedback that the game was boring and explore why it didn't resonate with players.
Hamish reflects on time spent on yard work tasks versus creative board game development.
The decision is made to pause the assistant until the game reaches production readiness.
Hosts thank listeners and preview the next episode of the podcast.
Listeners drove out to Endeavour Hills to claim free pizzas left over from a recent challenge, highlighting the tangible impact of the hosts' listener perks.
Stunt Double Rulesstrategy
The hosts debate health and safety requirements for pushing contestants into a pool during their game show, capping stunt doubles at a strict maximum of two.
Buying Your Own Prizesinsight
The hosts discuss how they spent their own money on game show prizes like televisions, joking that brands should retrospectively pay them for the advertisement.
The guest recounts the surreal moment of hitting a hole-in-one on a New Zealand golf course while on a painting trip, leaving him completely speechless.
Calculations based on the guest's handicap reveal that he should have theoretically had to wait 89 years to achieve a hole-in-one.
Disastrous Assistant Auditstory
Secret audio recordings from the assistant's first day reveal an awkward eight-hour session where the guest had no tasks prepared and resorted to making him do yard work.
“Service a laughus, the Hamish and Andy show.”
“I was told to emphasize the laugh aspect of it through, through pronunciation, but I would have pronounced it elaphus.”
“We have a game show coming up. The price is correct, which is very exciting.”
“If you get wet, that's all you get.”
“You thought you were a seven, you found out you were a one, now you're a zero.”
“It's just way harder than I thought it would be to make a good board game.”
“Might, we might make a board game yet.”
“I could have, that, the two or three hours I spent giving him tasks and coming up with tasks, that could have been spent thinking of the board game.”
The first prize for The Price Is Correct is revealed - plus, find out how you can apply to be a contestant! Hamish & Andy reminisce about the extraordinary moment that unfolded during their weekend away at a “very special painting club”. And after Jack’s new personal assistant Daultaugh meets his boss for the first time, he reports back to Andy with his thoughts. 1. How to enter The Price Is Correct 2. Hame’s amazing art weekend 3. Jack’s board game assistant
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