Pod Insights Joe Marler Will See You Now Joe Marler Pushes His Guests Too Far About this episode Every guest thinks they’ve made it through the session… and then Joe hits them with one last thing.
This is a collection of those moments: the weird ones, the chaotic ones, and the ones that go a bit deeper than expected.
From cake decorating in a wind tunnel to rating Greggs like it’s fine dining, confronting your younger self and facing fears head-on.… no one leaves quietly.
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1:00 Speaker 01 Ugh, I hate Mondays.
1:02 Speaker 02 King's Hawaiian cinnamon swirl bite?
1:03 Speaker 01 Uh, Taylor Hansen? Sure, I'll try one. Mmm.
1:09 Speaker 03 Hey, let's get back to work, please.
1:10 Speaker 01 But Taylor Hansen's making my day way better with these new soft and swirly King's Hawaiian cinnamon bites.
1:15 Speaker 03 Taylor Hansen? Nice.
1:17 Speaker 02 Try one.
1:18 Speaker 03 Mmm.
1:22 Speaker 04 King's Hawaiian cinnamon bites. There's nothing like it.
1:30 Speaker 05 What's the most extreme thing you've ever done? Joe?
1:35 Speaker 06 Set fire to my parents' bedroom.
1:37 Speaker 05 Wow.
1:37 Speaker 06 Yeah.
1:39 Speaker 05 That's why you like Adele.
1:43 Speaker 06 I set fire to my parents' bedroom and watch it burn as my parents panicked.
1:52 Speaker 05 Is that real? Or is that a
1:53 Speaker 06 Yeah.
1:54 Speaker 05 Would I like to lie?
1:55 Speaker 06 No, that was a, that was a truth.
1:57 Speaker 05 Wow.
1:58 Speaker 06 Yeah, I used to be slash still am a little bit of a pyromaniac.
2:04 Speaker 05 Oh my gosh.
2:05 Speaker 06 And I'm an untrained one at that.
2:07 Speaker 05 Well, I don't think any of them go through training. They're, they're all
2:10 Speaker 06 Yeah, they do. They're always like, "Ay, boys, step back from the fireworks. We've got the pyromaniacs in charge. Step back."
2:17 Speaker 05 You're thinking of a pyrotechnic.
2:20 Speaker 05 And I would say, if you are a pyrotechnic, or if you're hiring a pyrotechnic, the last thing you want to do is hire a pyromaniac as your pyrotechnic. A pyrotechnic is someone, I think, who is trained and restrained in the use of explosives and fire. Whereas a pyromaniac is someone who suffers actual mania from the idea of explosions and fire.
2:42 Speaker 06 Yeah, I understand what you're saying now. It's jogged my memory that I was wrong.
2:47 Speaker 05 Yeah.
2:48 Speaker 06 But equally, in equal parts, a pyrotechnic has to have a pyromaniac
2:56 Speaker 06 soul burning in his body in order to want to be interested intrinsically with fire. What's the most extreme thing you've ever done?
3:07 Speaker 05 None of your business. I don't want to answer that question on this podcast. Tell you what, though, we've done some pretty extreme things with some of our guests.
3:14 Speaker 06 Oh, yeah.
3:14 Speaker 05 This whole thing with you being an actual pseudo-psychologist. Some of the exercises we've done, we've taken it to the extreme. Let me jog your memory. Prue Lee, Josh Whittaker, Eddie Hall, there was some extreme stuff going on there. Nick Mohammed, Max Vosch, Tom Allen.
3:31 Speaker 06 Yeah.
3:32 Speaker 05 I have been told that we have got an extreme compilation episode with the most extreme things we've done in an extremely enjoyable show.
3:43 Speaker 06 Jake.
3:44 Speaker 05 You ready?
3:44 Speaker 06 Say no more.
3:45 Speaker 05 Can we watch it in an extreme way? How can we watch it? How about we both get nude and I'll watch it on your shoulders? Or you do that. For the audio listener, he's giving birth.
3:58 Speaker 06 I'm extremely excited. Press play.
4:02 Speaker 05 I can see you're extremely excited, actually.
4:07 Speaker 05 The excitement seems to be growing as well. Right, okay, enjoy.
4:15 Speaker 06 Tom, we have covered a lot today in my mission to help you come to terms with imperfection. What are you doing there, then?
4:23 Speaker 05 I can't bear how unpolished this has been.
4:26 Speaker 07 It's.
4:28 Speaker 06 Are you breathing on my?
4:31 Speaker 07 Yeah, sorry, I've just had a coffee.
4:32 Speaker 05 We have had comments about that, Joe, we should. I don't know who's.
4:34 Speaker 06 What's wrong with my name tag?
4:35 Speaker 05 It's always got, I don't know, is it my responsibility or Janet's? But one of us needs to get on it, I think.
4:39 Speaker 06 Is it filthy?
4:39 Speaker 07 Absolutely, full of fingerprints.
4:41 Speaker 06 What are you doing with it now?
4:42 Speaker 07 Just trying to get a shine on it.
4:43 Speaker 06 Okay, well, it's an imperfect name tag.
4:46 Speaker 07 I just want the best for you, okay? Is that a crime? Is that a crime?
4:51 Speaker 06 Now, I've tried in my mission to help you come to terms with imperfection, but I've got one final exercise for you, and the stakes are high.
5:03 Speaker 07 Stakes? S.T.A.K.E.S. or S.T.E.A.K.S.?
5:10 Speaker 06 What's the right one in this sentence?
5:12 Speaker 07 Well, I don't know. Have you got a slab of beef for me or not?
5:19 Speaker 05 You've been called worse, Joe.
5:26 Speaker 06 As you know, it is Janet's birthday today.
5:29 Speaker 07 Absolutely. I was talking to her about it just now.
5:32 Speaker 06 And we've got her a cake.
5:34 Speaker 07 Oh.
5:35 Speaker 06 Her name needs to be iced on this cake. Jake, have we got the cake and all the ingredients needed?
5:40 Speaker 07 Oh, Jake, thank you. It's a lovely cake, Jake.
5:43 Speaker 06 Yeah. So you've got the cake.
5:45 Speaker 07 Waitress. Oh, dear. Well, I'm a brand ambassador for Marks and Spencer's, so it won't be very nice. Marks and Sparks. Oh, good, it's going to be delicious.
5:53 Speaker 06 You've got everything you need to ice Janet's name on the cake.
5:58 Speaker 07 Lovely.
5:58 Speaker 06 But you will be needing these.
6:04 Speaker 07 Oh, no, you're not going to throw, like, maggots at me or something, are you? Like they do when I'm a celebrity?
6:09 Speaker 06 Throw maggots at you?
6:10 Speaker 07 But this is the sort of thing they put on, isn't it? And then they have, like, cockroaches crawling over their face.
6:14 Speaker 06 Tom, the reason why I want you to wear safety goggles is because I want you to embrace imperfection. So whilst attempting this task, I'm going to be blasting you with
6:29 Speaker 06 a leaf blower.
6:30 Speaker 07 Oh, I cannot stand leaf blowers.
6:33 Speaker 06 It's also got a sucking option.
6:34 Speaker 05 What a day to be a leaf.
6:39 Speaker 06 I've combined your two loves, gardening and baking.
6:43 Speaker 07 Well, leaf blowers are the bane of my life.
6:45 Speaker 06 Okay.
6:46 Speaker 07 I'm with Alan Titchmarsh on leaf blowers.
6:48 Speaker 06 Well, this is what you call exposure therapy.
6:50 Speaker 07 It's the intermittent.
6:57 Speaker 07 Intermittent. It's unnecessary as well. Leaves aren't that much of a hazard unless they're on a slippy path.
7:04 Speaker 07 They mulch down and the garden needs more mulch.
7:06 Speaker 06 I love mulch.
7:07 Speaker 07 Well, it just breaks down straight away and then it helps with the soil quality.
7:11 Speaker 06 Tom, are you?
7:12 Speaker 07 Recycling, people want to tidy up all the time. I tell you, they're the perfectionists, not me.
7:18 Speaker 07 I'm sick of it. That and pressure washers, can't stand it.
7:21 Speaker 06 What?
7:23 Speaker 07 It's very masculine. Joe, I tell you, it's in the same realm as pizza ovens and barbecues. It's gardening for men who don't think they like gardening. Too much for flowers can blow a leaf to their heart's content, can't they? Can polish a pathway with a, with a pressure washer. Unnecessary. Ruins the peace of everybody else's garden.
7:48 Speaker 06 I love leaf blowers, pressure washers, and I've got a barbecue.
7:51 Speaker 07 Because you are part of that, what I like to call toxic masculinity.
7:59 Speaker 06 Jake, Jake, we're missing something. Yeah. Tom has got an immaculate suit on.
8:04 Speaker 07 I thought you were going to put a gag on me.
8:06 Speaker 06 This could get messy, mate. I think, Tom, do you want to put an apron on?
8:09 Speaker 07 Oh, I'd like to put an apron on. This is a barber's cape. Haven't seen one of these for a while.
8:16 Speaker 06 So, Tom, when you're ready, take it away.
8:22 Speaker 05 So for the audio listener, Joe has employed the help of a leaf blower while Tom using protective equipment is making the birthday cake for Janet. Studio conditions are now getting windier than we've ever seen. The leaf blower is on max capacity and Tom is trying so hard to fight against the imperfection, but the cake has started to move, which is something quite unexpected and we didn't expect to see here. I don't think Tom's going to be able to handle it and it's come down and we've not managed to do it. The cake is a mess, but we're all safe.
8:54 Speaker 07 The aperture at the end, I don't think was properly snipped.
8:59 Speaker 06 So Tom.
9:00 Speaker 07 Hmm.
9:01 Speaker 06 Uh, shall we assess how you've done with Janet's birthday cake?
9:07 Speaker 07 I got the J.
9:09 Speaker 06 Where?
9:13 Speaker 07 And then I tried to loop back to the A, but that's when the blowing really began.
9:17 Speaker 06 Oh, you tried doing it joined up?
9:19 Speaker 07 Yeah.
9:20 Speaker 06 Do you think that's where you went wrong?
9:21 Speaker 07 Thinking back.
9:22 Speaker 06 That was the issue.
9:23 Speaker 07 We're all wise after the event, aren't we?
9:26 Speaker 06 Jake, what are you saying about this, mate?
9:28 Speaker 05 I really, wholeheartedly believe that, Joe, your exercise has done wonders. I think that the imperfection of it gives it the charm that's really gonna make Janet's birthday.
9:38 Speaker 06 Yeah, I think you've nailed it. Tom, congratulations. You've shaken off those shackles.
9:46 Speaker 07 Oh.
9:47 Speaker 06 Of perfection and embraced imperfection.
9:50 Speaker 07 Joe, I've had a wonderful time.
9:56 Speaker 06 Max, we've come a long way today.
9:57 Speaker 02 We have, mate.
9:58 Speaker 06 Covered a lot of ground.
9:59 Speaker 02 Yeah.
10:00 Speaker 06 And I want us to do one last exercise.
10:04 Speaker 02 Okay.
10:04 Speaker 06 To find out whether you really do have any shame whatsoever.
10:09 Speaker 02 Okay.
10:10 Speaker 06 I'm gonna partake in this exercise, it's only fair.
10:12 Speaker 02 Great.
10:13 Speaker 06 It's called Shame Off. You've heard of Bake Off? Well, this is actually nothing like that.
10:20 Speaker 07 No.
10:20 Speaker 06 Apart from the off bit.
10:22 Speaker 07 Doesn't even rhyme.
10:24 Speaker 07 Hmm.
10:25 Speaker 06 Buzzer of shame. We'll keep going back and forth, taking it in turns, and once your hardened soul has finally felt a bit of shame, you can press that buzzer and my work will be complete.
10:38 Speaker 06 Ready?
10:38 Speaker 02 Let's go.
10:39 Speaker 06 I'll go first.
10:40 Speaker 02 Okay.
10:41 Speaker 06 I once called my teacher mummy.
10:46 Speaker 07 How old were you?
10:48 Speaker 06 Thirteen.
10:50 Speaker 07 Too old for it, isn't it? That is, that is rough. That is rough.
10:54 Speaker 02 I will regularly have mayo with a chicken charme.
11:02 Speaker 06 What?
11:03 Speaker 07 Hey, I thought we were really getting them out.
11:07 Speaker 06 Sometimes I'll walk into a door thinking there was no glass there.
11:15 Speaker 07 I think what you've done there is you've substituted shame for stupidity.
11:22 Speaker 06 Tomato, tomato.
11:26 Speaker 02 When I was 10 years old, I locked my mum's new boyfriend out of the house and didn't let him in for six hours.
11:34 Speaker 06 Why?
11:35 Speaker 02 Because he was an asshole.
11:37 Speaker 06 Fair enough.
11:39 Speaker 02 Sorry mum.
11:41 Speaker 06 I once pushed my best mate's poo down a drain because I didn't want us to get a 50 euro fine in the hotel we were staying at. And no one else would do it, so I did it with my bare hands.
12:00 Speaker 02 Fuck, he just put mayo on Jiamane.
12:05 Speaker 02 You handled a turd. I dislocated my knee doing the can-can.
12:18 Speaker 06 I once farted on my way to work.
12:20 Speaker 02 Oh yeah?
12:21 Speaker 06 And it was a bit of a, yeah, scary one. So I had to check to see whether I had actually pooed. I put my hands down my pants just to check because it felt a bit warm, a bit hot. And then I pulled it out and it was quite apparent that I'd actually pooed. So I've got shit on my fingers.
12:39 Speaker 02 Yeah.
12:40 Speaker 06 But I haven't got any, like, anything to wipe them with. So then I had to carry on driving for 45 minutes before getting to work with poo on my fingers whilst still driving.
12:55 Speaker 06 Shame!
12:58 Speaker 02 I'm doing it on your behalf
13:01 Speaker 02 because I didn't, I thought you had too much shame before, but I think you need more.
13:10 Speaker 06 Too much, wasn't it?
13:16 Speaker 06 Right, Elizabeth. We've identified your voyeuristic tendencies, but it's no bad thing.
13:22 Speaker 04 Thank you.
13:23 Speaker 06 It's your superpower. We'd like you to give us the best piece of hot goss that you've collected in all your years of voyeurism, but people watching. Let's call it people watching.
13:36 Speaker 05 We're gonna, we're gonna, we're basically gonna exchange hot gossip that we've heard over the years.
13:41 Speaker 04 Okay.
13:42 Speaker 05 And we are gonna do as, we're gonna put as many pigeon noises and animal noises over any key details.
13:48 Speaker 04 Yes.
13:48 Speaker 05 In the edit.
13:49 Speaker 04 Like names.
13:49 Speaker 05 Like names.
13:50 Speaker 06 Why don't you go first? Do you wanna go first or Jake go first?
13:53 Speaker 04 I can go first.
13:53 Speaker 06 You go first.
13:54 Speaker 04 It's actually awful. Like, I feel so bad because she seems like a lovely, lovely woman. But this story, and maybe you've heard it, has been doing the rounds of what used to be known as Fleet Street for decades.
14:09 Speaker 06 Fleet Street being where like all the papers.
14:11 Speaker 04 Yeah.
14:13 Speaker 04 Have you heard of this?
14:14 Speaker 05 Yeah.
14:16 Speaker 04 Have you heard this piece of gossip?
14:17 Speaker 06 No, I don't know who it is.
14:20 Speaker 04 She's an esteemed.
14:25 Speaker 04 And she apparently had a sexual predilection.
14:31 Speaker 06 Predilection?
14:32 Speaker 04 For like taking a shit during the act. And, and apparently once on a glass table.
14:43 Speaker 04 That's what I've heard.
14:48 Speaker 06 Just a couple of questions.
14:49 Speaker 04 Yes. Yeah.
14:53 Speaker 06 When you say taking a shit during the act.
14:56 Speaker 04 Yeah, like on someone's chest, rather than when she's having her furrow cloud.
15:02 Speaker 05 It's so weird because I genuinely heard a very similar thing about.
15:07 Speaker 04 Maybe they were having sex together.
15:08 Speaker 05 Carbon copy.
15:09 Speaker 04 Really?
15:10 Speaker 05 Yeah.
15:10 Speaker 04 That's so interesting.
15:11 Speaker 06 That's very like.
15:12 Speaker 04 I can totally see it.
15:15 Speaker 05 I heard a rumor that on his birthday, every year he gets his people to find the four closest looking likes.
15:23 Speaker 05 And then on his birthday, they get dropped on the four corners of an island off the coast of South America. He gets parachuted into the middle of it and he's got his birthday weekend to find them and fuck them.
15:37 Speaker 05 Now that's a reality TV show. I have heard that. Yes.
15:46 Speaker 06 For this final exercise, I want to help you come to the understanding that not everything is worth the risk. I'm going to give you some high pressure situations from my life, and I want you to tell me if the risk is worth taking or to play it cautiously. So, risk it for a biscuit, exercise caution for your portion. All right?
16:09 Speaker 05 Okay.
16:10 Speaker 06 You find a tin of ravioli in the back of your cupboard. It's two years past its sell by date. Do you risk it?
16:18 Speaker 05 Ooh.
16:22 Speaker 05 Risk it.
16:25 Speaker 06 Two years past its sell by date.
16:27 Speaker 05 It's bullshit, those fucking sell by dates on tin food.
16:30 Speaker 06 Okay, interesting. Do you think they landed on the moon?
16:36 Speaker 06 Just out of interest. Yeah. Right. See where your head's at. That's good. You've overindulged on spicy food the night before. The belly's growling. You've got to go. There's just four sheets of loo roll left. Is it worth the risk?
16:53 Speaker 05 But I'm bursting.
16:54 Speaker 06 Yeah, bursting.
16:59 Speaker 05 I'll go.
17:01 Speaker 06 You just go and wipe before?
17:03 Speaker 05 Yeah. Yeah, I've been in some fucking dodgy situations with shit. I reckon I can, I reckon I can do it.
17:09 Speaker 06 Wow, that is impressive.
17:11 Speaker 05 But you've got a sink as well.
17:13 Speaker 06 Pardon?
17:13 Speaker 05 Is there a sink? There, I imagine there'll be a sink.
17:16 Speaker 06 What are you doing with the sink?
17:17 Speaker 05 Well, I'm just washing afterwards.
17:18 Speaker 06 Yeah.
17:19 Speaker 05 Sort of, you know, even if there is a bit of fucking.
17:21 Speaker 06 What, you're just, you're just shitting your hand?
17:23 Speaker 05 No, no, I'll shit in the toilet.
17:26 Speaker 06 Yeah.
17:26 Speaker 05 I'd wipe with the four pieces of single ply.
17:29 Speaker 06 Four.
17:30 Speaker 05 Do his best job as I can. And then if there's been any fingers through the paper or, you know, it hasn't quite tidied up, then I'll go and sort of employ the sink. And can I just say on behalf of all of us, thank you for your service.
17:46 Speaker 06 You see someone at a party you've met before, but you can't quite remember their name. You're 90% sure it's Ian?
17:56 Speaker 06 Do you risk it?
18:04 Speaker 05 Nah, I don't risk that.
18:06 Speaker 06 You don't risk it?
18:06 Speaker 05 Nah, because I'm shit with names. I do it a lot. I have a, I hate getting the name wrong, so I'll just go in with pal. Hey mate, how's it going? This, this feels like a- Or if, or if my missus is bringing it in these situations, I'm like- It's a massive breakthrough though, in terms of what you will take risks in, and finding a sense of caution. You're happy to risk your life. The way, the way, the way I look at it is, I'm, the, the decisions I'm making, what impact will they have on people around me? Yeah. It could offend that guy.
18:32 Speaker 06 Ah.
18:33 Speaker 05 He might be like, "You twat, we fucking..." And I'd rather sort of not risk that one.
18:38 Speaker 06 Wow, you're, so many layers to you, do you know what I mean? You're like an onion. I just want to peel you, one by one.
18:46 Speaker 05 Mm-hmm.
18:47 Speaker 06 I get the impression you don't want to be peeled.
18:49 Speaker 05 We said stop thinking things like that, mate, you horny, Joe. He made it clear he didn't want you to do that.
18:57 Speaker 06 Right, moving on to our final exercise, Eddie. We've covered some very interesting topics today in our quest to turn your weaknesses into strengths. I said before, I want you to try and to learn to love your weaker self. So, without further ado, let's meet him.
19:17 Speaker 05 Here he is.
19:17 Speaker 06 Great.
19:18 Speaker 05 Weaker Eddie's arrived.
19:19 Speaker 06 Cheers.
19:22 Speaker 05 This is, uh...
19:25 Speaker 06 Weak Eddie, um, just here please, in between me and Dead Eddie. Great, you look great. Uh, Beast, I've got three things I want you to do, please.
19:36 Speaker 05 Mm, yeah.
19:37 Speaker 06 I want you to compliment Weak Eddie.
19:40 Speaker 05 Compliment?
19:40 Speaker 06 Yeah, give him a compliment about something-
19:44 Speaker 05 I see.
19:44 Speaker 06 Nice that you see.
19:46 Speaker 05 Alright, he's got really nice glasses and the beard that's pulling off. But the glasses are lovely.
19:53 Speaker 06 Sorry, hang on. Sorry. Hang on, just one, yeah, that's, oh yeah, sorry.
20:03 Speaker 06 Now, give him a piece of advice you think he needs.
20:08 Speaker 05 I don't know, I mean, the, the, the, the fact the price tag is still on that chain tells me that you're gonna-
20:14 Speaker 07 Send it back once this episode is done.
20:21 Speaker 06 So you're saying that weak Eddie's a tight arse?
20:25 Speaker 07 Basically, yeah, stop being a tight arse.
20:27 Speaker 06 That's the advice.
20:28 Speaker 07 Spend money on yourself to invest in yourself for a better you.
20:35 Speaker 06 And what about giving weak Eddie a hug?
20:38 Speaker 07 Yeah, okay, let's do it.
20:40 Speaker 06 Weak Eddie, you ready for this? Make your way to the beast.
20:46 Speaker 06 Oh, that's cute.
20:53 Speaker 07 There we go.
20:55 Speaker 06 This is great.
20:55 Speaker 07 This plank fell over as well.
20:57 Speaker 06 That's great. Thank you.
20:59 Speaker 07 There we go.
21:01 Speaker 06 Uh, finally, could you look him in the eyes? Make eye contact, please, guys.
21:08 Speaker 06 And can you, Eddie the Beast Hall, tell him that you love him?
21:13 Speaker 07 I love you.
21:17 Speaker 07 Yeah, and shave your fucking armpits as well.
21:21 Speaker 07 Fucking hell.
21:24 Speaker 06 Weak Eddie Hall, everyone. Thank you. Please.
21:26 Speaker 07 Thanks, mate.
21:27 Speaker 06 Please.
21:33 Speaker 06 Right, we're gonna do a final exercise where we turn into
21:39 Speaker 06 agony aunt and agony uncle.
21:41 Speaker 05 Lovely.
21:42 Speaker 06 You put a call out to our listeners, did you?
21:44 Speaker 05 I thought you could give some advice.
21:46 Speaker 06 Sure.
21:46 Speaker 05 It's perfect because you're both gonna be using your oversharing as a force for good. Okay, first one came in from a guy called Harrison. Thank you, Harrison, for your message. Uh, I accidentally liked a girl's Instagram post from 2018.
21:56 Speaker 04 It's all been there.
21:57 Speaker 05 I panicked, and then I liked 12 more to make it look intentional. Is that worse?
22:02 Speaker 06 Oh.
22:02 Speaker 04 Mental.
22:03 Speaker 06 Have you done that, have you?
22:04 Speaker 04 Yeah, but what you do is you unlike it, go back up to the top and then like the most recent one. So when they get it on notifications, it just looks like you've liked the most recent picture.
22:12 Speaker 05 That is brilliant advice.
22:13 Speaker 06 If you like something on Instagram, does it show up on their Instagram?
22:18 Speaker 05 Yes.
22:19 Speaker 04 How old are you?
22:22 Speaker 05 Rebecca says, "I was having sex with someone."
22:24 Speaker 04 God.
22:25 Speaker 06 Here we go.
22:26 Speaker 04 Sorry.
22:27 Speaker 06 Okay.
22:27 Speaker 04 Yeah, the cheek of me.
22:28 Speaker 05 "I was having sex with someone and accidentally said my own name instead of theirs. And now they think I'm obsessed with myself. Do I address it or just leave it?"
22:37 Speaker 06 Think you'll have to say, "I've never, I've never done that."
22:39 Speaker 04 Not the, you can't, in the third person's crazy. How did you walk into the room? Joe is here to see you now.
22:47 Speaker 04 Crazy. Yeah, I'd say blame it on self-love.
22:50 Speaker 06 It's like self-affirmations, isn't it? Like, "Yeah, I'm ready for ya." Phew, Rebecca's ding-dong merrily on high.
22:58 Speaker 05 Um, final one from Ishmael.
23:00 Speaker 06 What's Ishmael said?
23:02 Speaker 05 "I've started seeing someone and the sex is outstanding."
23:04 Speaker 06 What's outstanding?
23:06 Speaker 04 Is this offstan?
23:10 Speaker 05 "I've started seeing..." "Seeing someone and the sex is outstanding, but they keep high-fiving me afterwards, like every time. Do I say something or do I start high-fiving back?"
23:20 Speaker 06 So he's not high-fiving back, so they're going to high-five and he's just there going...
23:24 Speaker 05 They keep trying to high-five.
23:25 Speaker 04 Yeah, why are you high-fiving? What's happening?
23:27 Speaker 05 Well, I suppose the excitement of just...
23:30 Speaker 06 What else do you do at the end? I think it's, it's a good...
23:33 Speaker 04 Go get a towel. I don't think you should be high-fiving.
23:39 Speaker 06 Immediately get a towel.
23:42 Speaker 06 Why say it like that?
23:43 Speaker 04 Because as soon as I said that, I wanted to take it back.
23:45 Speaker 06 Oh, no, I can't take that. There we go.
23:47 Speaker 04 It's happened. I've learnt the lesson. I've learnt the lesson.
23:50 Speaker 06 Oh, good.
23:51 Speaker 05 Interesting.
23:52 Speaker 06 Interesting. So there's, there is a small start.
23:55 Speaker 05 Well, I think what's been interesting about these is that, uh, thank you to everyone who sent a message in.
23:59 Speaker 06 Sure.
24:00 Speaker 05 Um, but I think it's interesting that from our, our listeners oversharing.
24:04 Speaker 04 Hmm.
24:04 Speaker 05 Actually, I saw you two both take a step back at some of them and think, "Bloody hell, this is a lot." And maybe it's given us some perspective. I think we've made some steps.
24:11 Speaker 06 I want to say congratulations.
24:12 Speaker 05 Congratulations to K Barry.
24:14 Speaker 06 I think there is a small...
24:16 Speaker 04 Yeah.
24:16 Speaker 06 You've come, you've come a long way.
24:18 Speaker 04 Leaps and bounds.
24:19 Speaker 05 Yeah.
24:21 Speaker 06 This is a public service announcement that we are taking the podcast on tour.
24:27 Speaker 05 That's right, all over the country, you can come and see me, Joe, and that skeleton with a beard on it doing our thing.
24:33 Speaker 06 What about Janet?
24:34 Speaker 05 Uh, well, she will maybe be there. I'm just worried that sometimes she sort of oversteps the mark a little bit. We've got a lot of people watching, that's the thing. Uh, we are gonna have some very special guests, that's guaranteed. We're gonna definitely get you your magnificent thighs on the show. People can see that in real life.
24:48 Speaker 06 All of them?
24:49 Speaker 05 What do you mean, all of them? You've got three, actually, I heard the rumours.
24:54 Speaker 06 And I don't call my dick a thigh.
24:57 Speaker 05 There will be chaos.
24:58 Speaker 06 Who do you know that goes, "Hey, check out my thigh", as a reference for their dick? No one goes, "Oh, check out my third thigh"?
25:06 Speaker 05 I thought when people talked about the thigh gap, it was a lack of dick.
25:08 Speaker 06 What?
25:09 Speaker 05 There'll be chaos.
25:10 Speaker 06 It's not why they go, "Check out my third".
25:12 Speaker 05 I have to read the autocue. I have to read the, I'm so contracted to. There'll be chaos, there'll be audience participation, and there's guaranteed to be some things we probably shouldn't say in front of a live audience. That will be one of them, actually, probably. Um, how do people get tickets and are they available now?
25:27 Speaker 06 Tickets are available right now. Haven't got a watch on. If you don't come, we will notice.
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25:46 Speaker 06 So, get your tickets from the link in the description. Now.
25:56 Speaker 01 Ugh, I hate Mondays.
25:58 Speaker 02 King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Swirl Bite?
26:00 Speaker 01 Uh, Taylor Hansen? Sure, I'll try one. Mmm.
26:06 Speaker 03 Hey, let's get back to work, please.
26:07 Speaker 01 But Taylor Hansen's making my day way better with these new soft and swirly King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites.
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26:19 Speaker 03 King's Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites.
26:21 Speaker 06 There's nothing like it.
26:27 Speaker 06 Jamali, you've been wonderful. I really appreciate your commitment to today's session. But one final exercise I have for you. I think the one thing that makes someone truly bothered is responsibility. You know, having to take care of something that isn't yourself. Is that fair?
26:44 Speaker 02 Yeah.
26:44 Speaker 06 You have to really, oh.
26:46 Speaker 02 I'll say no. I don't know what answer you want me to say. Because I'll be honest with you, I kind of zoned out. I didn't hear what you were saying.
26:55 Speaker 02 I'm gonna be honest, I kind of zoned out. I was like, shit. I don't know why I was saying yes to.
27:00 Speaker 06 I want you to take some responsibility for something other than yourself.
27:04 Speaker 02 Okay.
27:05 Speaker 06 I want you to worry about something else that's not just scrambled eggs on a patata.
27:11 Speaker 02 Yeah. Have you got me a cat?
27:12 Speaker 06 A what?
27:13 Speaker 02 A cat.
27:14 Speaker 06 I don't think legally.
27:15 Speaker 02 Oh, you can bring out a kitten in a cupboard.
27:17 Speaker 06 Yeah, that if the kitten had been stuck in my drawer for the last hour or so, I think legally I'm getting in trouble with Peter.
27:25 Speaker 02 Nah, that's true.
27:26 Speaker 06 I want to give you the gift of a bonsai tree.
27:31 Speaker 02 Oh shit, no way. That's so nice of you.
27:34 Speaker 06 Okay.
27:35 Speaker 02 This is gonna be dead in a week. What? This will be dead in a week.
27:38 Speaker 05 No, no, no, no. That's sort of the opposite of this whole bit, actually.
27:41 Speaker 02 Oh no, this is gonna die.
27:43 Speaker 06 No, no, we've made some real progress here.
27:45 Speaker 02 This is proper gonna be dead.
27:46 Speaker 06 No, we've made some real progress.
27:47 Speaker 02 This will never taste war.
27:49 Speaker 06 No, no. Jamali.
27:51 Speaker 02 This is proper.
27:52 Speaker 06 Jamali, it's never gonna know the feeling of hydration, is it?
27:55 Speaker 02 Yeah, yeah.
27:56 Speaker 06 Jamali.
27:57 Speaker 02 You like sunlight, not my glass. This is cool though.
28:01 Speaker 06 I think someone's excited to commit to some care.
28:05 Speaker 02 Yeah.
28:05 Speaker 06 I need you to look into that plant.
28:07 Speaker 02 Yeah.
28:08 Speaker 06 Look the plant in the leaf.
28:10 Speaker 02 Yep.
28:10 Speaker 06 I want you to repeat after me.
28:12 Speaker 02 Yep.
28:12 Speaker 06 I, Jamali Maddox.
28:13 Speaker 02 I, Jamali Maddox.
28:15 Speaker 06 Promise to.
28:18 Speaker 02 Commit to look after this plant?
28:20 Speaker 06 And how? Just take her away, talk to the plant.
28:23 Speaker 02 Yeah.
28:23 Speaker 06 Tell them how you're gonna look after them.
28:26 Speaker 02 I'll water it a bit.
28:31 Speaker 07 Wore you a bit and, I don't know, just, you know, treat you like a plant. I don't know.
28:38 Speaker 06 What about, what about a name? What, what are you gonna name the plant?
28:41 Speaker 07 Joe.
28:44 Speaker 06 Joe?
28:45 Speaker 07 Joe.
28:45 Speaker 06 How you spelling that?
28:47 Speaker 07 J O E.
28:49 Speaker 06 Right.
28:50 Speaker 07 Yeah.
28:52 Speaker 07 Are you offended I had to look at the film first?
29:00 Speaker 06 We've been trying our hardest to help you detach from your obsession of the past.
29:05 Speaker 07 Yeah.
29:05 Speaker 06 How do you think we've done so far?
29:06 Speaker 07 Pretty good. Alan Fletcher certainly pushed a few buttons.
29:09 Speaker 06 Really helped.
29:10 Speaker 07 And getting those, getting that blind ranking wrong wasn't...
29:15 Speaker 06 Hmm.
29:15 Speaker 07 Didn't make, didn't feel very nostalgic, which was quite nice.
29:18 Speaker 06 Yeah, baby steps. We've made baby steps. We've got one final exercise.
29:22 Speaker 07 Okay.
29:22 Speaker 06 I need you to be ready.
29:25 Speaker 07 Okay.
29:26 Speaker 06 To break up with the past. Are you, are you ready to break up with the past?
29:32 Speaker 07 Yeah, I suppose so, yeah.
29:34 Speaker 06 Bring out 90s Josh, please.
29:36 Speaker 07 Oh no. Oh wow. I didn't have that much bum fluff, I'll tell you that. Do you know the main difference, Joe?
29:45 Speaker 07 Um, I was willing to pay the full price to get the official shirt rather than the knockoff one without the Umbro on it.
29:59 Speaker 06 Does, uh, 90s Jo...
30:03 Speaker 06 Does 90s Josh look familiar to you?
30:05 Speaker 07 Hmm. Um, not really.
30:10 Speaker 06 Not, not in the, like, this isn't what you looked like in the 90s?
30:12 Speaker 07 Full disclosure.
30:14 Speaker 06 Yeah.
30:14 Speaker 07 No, but, you know, I had short hair. Uh, I got glasses about five years ago.
30:23 Speaker 02 I didn't ever wear that hat and I had the official shirt. I did have a pair of Adidas poppers though.
30:29 Speaker 06 Okay, well, there we have it. There we have it. That's all we needed, the one.
30:34 Speaker 02 Yeah, the one little hook, yeah.
30:36 Speaker 06 For you to feel like this is you, this is nineties you.
30:39 Speaker 02 Yeah.
30:39 Speaker 06 This is, this is you, Josh.
30:41 Speaker 02 Yeah.
30:41 Speaker 06 This is nineties you.
30:43 Speaker 02 Okay.
30:43 Speaker 06 Don't be disorientated. I know that happens. It can be traumatic. Look at the past life of you.
30:48 Speaker 02 Yeah.
30:49 Speaker 06 Don't, don't worry. We want to help you let go of the past.
30:53 Speaker 02 Yeah.
30:54 Speaker 06 And live in the present.
30:55 Speaker 02 Okay.
30:55 Speaker 06 Take all the time you need.
30:57 Speaker 02 Okay.
30:59 Speaker 06 But you need to break up with nineties Josh.
31:03 Speaker 05 For the audio listener, he looks like Josh from the waist down.
31:10 Speaker 02 Pre, pre antidepressants.
31:19 Speaker 06 Huge.
31:20 Speaker 02 Huge. So, um, Josh, it's been a lovely thirty years together. But, um, I don't feel like
31:33 Speaker 02 there's anything left. Feel like we've done it all. It's a cliche to say
31:42 Speaker 02 it's not you, it's me, but.
31:44 Speaker 06 No, but I, but sorry to interrupt. I know it's your thing.
31:49 Speaker 06 But that doesn't work. It is you.
31:50 Speaker 02 It is me. Yeah, yeah.
31:51 Speaker 06 But you just said it's not you, it is me.
31:53 Speaker 02 Yeah, so it is me.
31:54 Speaker 06 But that, that's, that is not gonna work in terms of letting go because it is you.
31:58 Speaker 02 Oh, I see. So it's not you, it's not, it's not me, it's me.
32:01 Speaker 06 Yeah.
32:02 Speaker 02 So it's not me, it's me.
32:03 Speaker 06 Yeah. There you go.
32:04 Speaker 02 Um, and I've been seeing someone else, the eighties.
32:11 Speaker 06 Look at his little face.
32:12 Speaker 02 But I hope, I, it's not gonna last with the eighties. So one day,
32:18 Speaker 02 I hope I'll be with the present day.
32:21 Speaker 06 Beautiful.
32:22 Speaker 02 Beautiful.
32:22 Speaker 06 That really is, isn't it? I think we've really made.
32:25 Speaker 05 Nailed it. Clay B.
32:28 Speaker 06 For some real closure, would you like to give nineties Josh a cuddle?
32:32 Speaker 02 No.
32:37 Speaker 06 Is that what you do when you broke up with someone, Joe? Me? Yeah. I've never had to break up with him. Oh, okay.
32:48 Speaker 06 Danny, as a final exercise, I'd love to help you face your fears by unlocking the most primal of survival instincts. Fight or flight? I'm gonna give you a situation. Oh, okay. You decide whether you face it, avoid it, or third option, you do something different. Whatever you'd do. I think I've explained it. It's a bad job of explaining it, but I think, are you ready? I'm ready. Okay, let's go. But before we begin, intimidating lighting.
33:20 Speaker 05 Ooh, for the audio listener, the lighting has got very intimidating.
33:23 Speaker 06 I think they heard. Didn't they hear it get intimidating?
33:25 Speaker 05 Oh, yeah, they heard the lights get scary, didn't they?
33:27 Speaker 06 No. Oh, who does it to me all the time?
33:34 Speaker 06 Situation one.
33:37 Speaker 06 You've seen a massive snake in the room, but then you lose it. You don't know where it is anymore, but you know it's somewhere near you. Fight or flight? What are you gonna do?
33:51 Speaker 06 Flight. Just leg it? Yeah. So someone else has to deal with this venomous snake that you've lost in the room? It's venomous. Well, I could leave and then ring up the people that can help rescue animals. RSPCA? RSPCA, yeah. Okay, so you're just legging it? Yeah, and I'll bring them up. Not even considering facing that fear? Nah.
34:11 Speaker 06 It's horrible. Not having it, fair enough. Uh, situation two. You've been forced by your rugby team to shit in a pint glass. Everyone's shouting and chanting to encourage you. You then see your teammate pickle that shit with his piss. But there's a snake on the glass. Like, it's wrapped round the glass.
34:33 Speaker 05 Quite specific.
34:34 Speaker 06 What do you do? What am I supposed to do? That, that is the point of the exercise, Danny. What do you do? What, do you just stay there with the piss and the shit? But there's a snake around this glass. Right, that would be the least of my concerns.
34:48 Speaker 04 And.
34:50 Speaker 06 So we've established a new fear of pickled poos.
34:53 Speaker 04 Yeah.
34:54 Speaker 05 So he's just written these hypotheticals based on what?
34:56 Speaker 06 They're hypotheticals, Jake.
34:58 Speaker 04 I mean, I would just, I'd fight it just because, I'd, yeah.
35:02 Speaker 05 Yeah.
35:02 Speaker 06 Because of the, because of the snake.
35:04 Speaker 04 That whole, yeah, the snake and the piss and the shit.
35:07 Speaker 06 So you're running from that one as well.
35:08 Speaker 04 Yeah.
35:09 Speaker 06 So you're not facing that fear, so that's the leg it as well.
35:11 Speaker 04 I'd rather the first one.
35:12 Speaker 06 Okay.
35:15 Speaker 06 Situation three, you're 15 years into your marriage, you've got four kids, a mortgage, you only wanted three kids, but here we are. You book yourself in for a vasectomy.
35:25 Speaker 04 Yeah.
35:26 Speaker 06 But you're terrified that the moment you go and meet the doctor for the consultation, you might get a boner, okay? Then you get in there, he then examines you and he's got a snake wrapped around his arm before he starts to examine you. What do you do?
35:45 Speaker 04 Fight it.
35:48 Speaker 04 Because you're in there for something that you need doing.
35:53 Speaker 04 Do you know?
35:54 Speaker 05 Hmm.
35:55 Speaker 06 So in order for you to have your vasectomy, you're fighting that snake.
35:57 Speaker 04 Vasectomy, I've got to fight the snake, yeah, if you don't want any more children.
36:01 Speaker 06 So you're facing that fear.
36:02 Speaker 04 Facing the fear.
36:03 Speaker 06 Danny, we're making progress.
36:04 Speaker 04 Just to help stopping contraception.
36:06 Speaker 05 Just, just hypotheticals, aren't they?
36:08 Speaker 06 Just.
36:09 Speaker 04 Hypothetically.
36:10 Speaker 05 Just hypotheticals.
36:10 Speaker 06 Sure, it's important, we're, we're making progress here. Okay, hypothetically, you're in Prague. You're just about to head out to a sex slash cabaret show.
36:21 Speaker 04 Yeah.
36:21 Speaker 06 Um, but before you leave, you realise that the roommate you've been away with has taken a shit in the shower. Uh, he's refusing to clear it up. Uh, you don't want to lose deposit and you decide that you've, you've got to be the one to clean this shit up, okay? And why do you lose deposit over there? You go in to do it and as you go in to try and push the poo down the pipes, see what I've done there?
36:47 Speaker 04 Hmm.
36:47 Speaker 06 Litteration.
36:49 Speaker 04 I wouldn't do that though, I wouldn't push it down the pipes.
36:51 Speaker 06 But before you get there, there's a snake in the shower, in the shower trap.
36:57 Speaker 04 I'd have to, um, I'd have to fight it because someone else would have to do the poo down the top, down the drain and that's not.
37:04 Speaker 06 Worthy, someone should deserve that. I have to pick up my kid's shit, so. You just let your kids shit on the floor? Well, they're potty trained, so just shit where they stand at the minute.
37:15 Speaker 06 Not only in.
37:19 Speaker 06 Right, Prue, it is time for one final exercise. I want you to continue to try new things. Okay. Yeah. But sometimes it doesn't have to be bungee jumping or swimming with sharks. You spent a career trying the most pristine bakes. But now, for the first time, I want you to review the bakes of the people. Okay. Which is why I've bought you one of every item from Greg's. Here we go. We've got one of every single baker. Let's get rid of Newton's apples. Right, they're all savoury, too. Sure. What have we got? We've got chicken bake, steak bake, cheese and onion bake, sausage bean and cheese bake.
38:04 Speaker 06 There's a lot of bakes here. Do they, what's that one? Vegan sausage roll. Vegan sausage roll, bacon and cheese wrap. This looks very anemic. It needs more longer in the oven, don't you think?
38:16 Speaker 06 Is that no good? Not so good. They, I'll be honest, they all look quite the same. Um, but I think I would like the bacon and cheese one or the cheese and onion one. Right, okay. Cheese and onion. You want cheese and onion? Hmm. Mind fingers? Yeah. Do you want, I'll just take the stick out for you.
38:38 Speaker 06 So, what do we? Let's review that. I'll be honest. I tell you what, the thing about puff pastry is you really need it hot. Hot. And this is stone cold, so it's really doughy. And, you know, the whole point about puff pastry is it should be. Be flaky. And it should be shards all over the place. And it needs to be hot, at least at least recently baked. This, then when this was baked. Well, you'd have to take it up with Janet.
39:11 Speaker 06 Feeling's nice. Oh. By the way, you really dismember that. Did you see it could have longer in the oven anyway. Cause that's not properly baked. No, why, why, why is that not properly baked? Well, not, not in the oven long enough. No, no, no, no.
39:32 Speaker 06 How do you know that's not probably baked baked? What, cause it's wet and soggy? Wet and soggy and not flaky. And then this middle. Which was advertised as cheese and onion.
39:46 Speaker 06 This is a cheese and onion bake? Yeah, cheese and onion. Well, it is quite cheesy, but it's mostly white sauce.
39:55 Speaker 06 Also, white sauce, no good. It's all, it's all right, but I, I was hoping for real cheese and fried onions. Oh. You know, it would be delicious, wouldn't it? So this is a sort of rather soupy. Are you enjoying that? Are you enjoying that? No, but it does taste quite good. I think if it was. It tastes quite good. But you've just said it was underbaked. Yeah, I was complaining about the texture, not the flavour. But it, the flavour's nice, even though it's white sauce, gloopy soup. Yeah, it's quite a nice flavour, but it could be nicer. I honestly thought you'd just be turning your nose up at it. No, no, no, no. Fuck this.
40:31 Speaker 05 What do you usually get from Greg's, Prue?
40:32 Speaker 06 The anemic sausage. I think I would still go for that. I mean, it does, does taste quite nice. I wanna say you've tried something new. You've tried a wet, soggy. I've never tried one of them before. So we've, we've achieved trying something new. Trying something Prue.
40:50 Speaker 05 Trying something Prue.
40:54 Speaker 06 This is the moment, isn't it? Prue Leith, Prue Leith, Prue Leith, Prue Leith. Thank you for coming on and trying something new. Fucked it, didn't I?
41:14 Speaker 06 It's been a lot of ground cover today. Mm-hmm. In my quest to help you come to terms with morality.
41:20 Speaker 06 Mortality.
41:25 Speaker 06 Well, you know, we were talking about queefing dogs.
41:31 Speaker 06 It's definitely a grey area.
41:35 Speaker 06 There's one final exercise I would like you to take part in. Okay. And the final exercise I've got for you is... Russell Roulette!
41:51 Speaker 06 Right then. What happens? Are you ready to face death? Wow. Um, not really. I didn't think this would be the moment.
42:03 Speaker 06 Can I not call my wife? Send a message to my son? No, apparently not. Yeah, I'm gonna face death. But I've thought about Jake. Will we allow him phone calls? No, I don't think we've got time for it. No, it's not right. Bring in Grim. Welcome Grim. Oh, all right.
42:20 Speaker 06 Yeah. Wow. Hello Death.
42:25 Speaker 06 I didn't know. We've done face paint as well. Well, I tell you what.
42:29 Speaker 06 What's really interesting is that who knew Death wore glasses?
42:34 Speaker 06 Yeah, yeah, totally. That makes complete sense.
42:40 Speaker 06 Russell, are you ready for Russell Roulette? I am, yes. All right, let's set up Russell Roulette then.
42:48 Speaker 06 How are you feeling, Russell? Pretty good. How are you feeling, Death?
42:52 Speaker 06 Great, silent type. This works by taking it in turns to take a sip from each of these bottles. Mm-hmm. Four contain the elixir of life, also known as water. One bottle contains the elixir of death, also known as fish sauce.
43:15 Speaker 06 Russell? You will be going first. Okay, um, well, as a nod to the way the world is going, I'm gonna go for the far right.
43:28 Speaker 06 It's water.
43:31 Speaker 06 Congratulations, Russell. You have survived. For now. Death, your turn.
43:47 Speaker 06 Water. The elixir of life. Congratulations, Death. You have survived for now. Russell. Straight down the middle.
44:03 Speaker 06 That's a nice bit of water.
44:06 Speaker 06 Toying with us. Well played. Congratulations. You've become Claudia Winkleman. Death. There's only two bottles left. And my maths tells me that's 50/50.
44:21 Speaker 06 Choose.
44:38 Speaker 06 Russell. Congratulations. You beat Death.
44:50 Speaker 06 Before we finish.
44:51 Speaker 02 Yeah.
44:51 Speaker 06 I do have one final exercise. To really test how much we've built on your trust.
44:59 Speaker 02 Right, okay.
45:00 Speaker 06 It's quite a classic trust exercise.
45:02 Speaker 02 Is it falling back into your arms?
45:05 Speaker 06 No, it's not that one.
45:06 Speaker 02 Okay.
45:08 Speaker 06 Nick.
45:08 Speaker 02 Yeah.
45:09 Speaker 06 I'm now going to shoot this paper cut off of the top of your head. Using
45:16 Speaker 02 Using a
45:19 Speaker 06 A crossbow.
45:20 Speaker 02 Oh my god. Um, well, let me see about, where's the, where's the arrow? How big's the arrow?
45:28 Speaker 06 It's called a bolt.
45:29 Speaker 02 Is it?
45:30 Speaker 06 It's not called an arrow.
45:31 Speaker 02 Oh, God.
45:32 Speaker 06 It's called a bolt. I have my bolts here, don't worry.
45:33 Speaker 02 Are you good at it?
45:35 Speaker 06 Am I good at crossbow?
45:36 Speaker 02 Yeah.
45:37 Speaker 06 I was the East Sussex Champion, under fourteen, crossbow and skiing.
45:46 Speaker 02 Ski and crossbow at the same time?
45:48 Speaker 05 Yeah, Giantsville.
45:50 Speaker 02 Right, yes, I am happy.
45:52 Speaker 06 Are you happy for me to do that? Okay, well, what I need you to do is firstly put these safety goggles on.
45:59 Speaker 02 Okay.
46:00 Speaker 06 Thank you.
46:01 Speaker 02 Is that all I get, safety-wise?
46:03 Speaker 06 You don't need anything else, Nick.
46:05 Speaker 02 Oh, wow, they're blackout goggles.
46:07 Speaker 06 Yes, they are. So I'm now going to, just, I need to get up from my chair.
46:12 Speaker 02 Hang on, do I need to put the thing on my head?
46:14 Speaker 06 No, that's what I'm gonna do, top my head, trust me.
46:16 Speaker 02 That's fine.
46:17 Speaker 06 Oh, my God. Sorry, that was me just getting the bolts out, Janet. Right, I'm leaning over now.
46:21 Speaker 02 Yeah.
46:22 Speaker 06 I'm gonna place a cup on your head, Nick.
46:25 Speaker 02 Okay, so I keep very still, is that on, yeah?
46:27 Speaker 06 Nick, is that safe and secure?
46:29 Speaker 02 It is.
46:29 Speaker 05 For the audio listener, Nick Mohammed is currently sat with blackout goggles and a cup on his head.
46:34 Speaker 06 I'm just loading the...
46:36 Speaker 02 Weirdly, I've got my eyes closed as well.
46:38 Speaker 06 Just loading.
46:39 Speaker 02 For extra security.
46:41 Speaker 06 I've got one final question before we do this.
46:46 Speaker 02 Yeah.
46:46 Speaker 06 Nick.
46:47 Speaker 02 Yeah.
46:48 Speaker 06 Do you trust me?
46:55 Speaker 02 I do now, yeah. Oh, my God, that was a lot louder than I thought. Oh, my God.
47:02 Speaker 06 Please remove your safety goggles.
47:05 Speaker 02 Oh, I think I broke them.
47:06 Speaker 06 It's one way to remove them.
47:07 Speaker 02 What's this?
47:11 Speaker 06 Mate, I was never gonna shoot you with a crossbow, do you know what I mean?
47:14 Speaker 02 Shoot the My Little Pony, what is it?
47:18 Speaker 02 That was loud.
47:19 Speaker 06 That was loud and quite scary.
47:20 Speaker 02 Yeah, I could feel, I could feel it.
47:22 Speaker 06 Did you feel a little bit?
47:23 Speaker 02 Yeah.
47:24 Speaker 06 Was it part of you that goes, I wish I never turned up today?
47:26 Speaker 02 No, no, no, I was always gonna turn up.
47:28 Speaker 06 Okay. Nick, I am proud of you. Well done for Nick.
47:31 Speaker 02 Thank you.
47:32 Speaker 06 We've refilled the trust.
47:33 Speaker 02 We have, we have a trusting handshake now.
47:36 Speaker 06 Oh, it's a double whammy.
47:37 Speaker 02 A double whammy.
47:38 Speaker 06 A squeeze. A squeeze.
47:39 Speaker 02 Yeah.
47:40 Speaker 06 Okay. Thank you.
47:41 Speaker 02 That's nice.
47:42 Speaker 06 That was really good.
48:05 Speaker 01 Ugh, I hate Mondays.
48:07 Speaker 02 King's Hawaiian cinnamon swirl bite?
48:09 Speaker 01 Uh, Taylor Hanson? Sure, I'll try one. Mmm.
48:15 Speaker 03 Hey, let's get back to work, please.
48:16 Speaker 01 But Taylor Hanson's making my day way better with these new soft and swirly King's Hawaiian cinnamon bites.
48:20 Speaker 03 Taylor Hanson? Nice.
48:22 Speaker 02 Try one.
48:24 Speaker 03 Mmm.
48:28 Speaker 01 King's Hawaiian cinnamon bites. There's nothing like it.
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