Pod Insights My Therapist Ghosted Me Gladiators, Labubu & Soo-Chi About this episode Vogue is VERY excited for what she's doing this week and with good reason. Joanne needs persuading when it comes to Labubu dolls and both have ideas (not necessarily sensible ones) of who should be the next Irish President.
If you’d like to get in touch, you can send an email to [email protected]
Please review Global's Privacy Policy: https://global.com/legal/privacy-policy/
For merch, tour dates and more visit: www.mytherapistghostedme.com
Joanne's comedy gigs: www.joannemcnally.com
This episode contains explicit language and adult themes that may not be suitable for all listeners.
Transcript 8,792 words · 10 speakers
0:00 Speaker 00 Observe: The North American Dad. 50s, great polo collection. He enters his vehicle information on Carvana. An offer appears in minutes. Remarkable. He squints, reads it again, smiles and says, "Dang, that's a good offer." The highest form of approval. No haggling, no hassle. No one called him "boss." He's still on the couch. Astonishing. Sell your car today on carvana.com. Pickup fees may apply.
0:30 Speaker 01 If you've ever tried to hire someone in another country and immediately hit a wall of paperwork, compliance rules and back and forth approvals, you know how fast that excitement can turn into a headache. That's exactly what Pebble is built to fix. Pebble is a global hiring platform that lets founders and HR leaders hire in over 185 countries in minutes, not months. Compliance isn't something you manage around with Pebble. It's built directly into the platform. A decade of expertise embedded into every workflow so regulatory blind spots and costly mistakes don't slow you down. Contracts, payroll, benefits, it's all in one place, integrated with the tools your team already uses. And your new hire, onboarded by Monday.
1:14 Speaker 01 Pebble starts at $399 per month per employee and right now there's a limited time offer just for podcast listeners that makes it even easier to get started. Go to highpebble.ai before it's gone. That's high P E B L dot A I. Terms and conditions apply.
1:32 Speaker 02 This is a Global Player original podcast.
1:45 Speaker 03 Hello and welcome to my therapist goes with me, me, Boe Williams and... Joanne McNally.
1:56 Speaker 04 I look terrible today. I'm not feeling myself at all.
2:00 Speaker 03 Well, you don't look terrible, first of all. If you did, I just wouldn't say anything. I wouldn't tell you, you looked terrible, obviously, but I wouldn't say anything.
2:09 Speaker 04 But I'm insulted that you think that I look like this all the other days, because I'm having a bad face day. I'm having a bad face day.
2:18 Speaker 03 Oh, okay.
2:19 Speaker 04 It is what it is, and it is what it is. I'm just letting you know, that's why I'm wearing three baseball caps, two sets of sunglasses, and hiding behind a microphone. I'm not vibing off myself at all.
2:29 Speaker 03 Well, I feel...
2:31 Speaker 05 It's half past eight in the morning, in fairness.
2:32 Speaker 04 It's half past eight in the morning.
2:35 Speaker 03 And I've had my eyebrows done, so no one was going to come out of this well. I'm sorry, I didn't realise that it was going to affect the group as much as it has.
2:44 Speaker 04 Yeah. Once folks have the brows done, it's very hard for anyone else to feel good about themselves in her company.
2:51 Speaker 03 It's almost... It's not just me, it's with anyone. When anyone's had the brows done, I don't want to be anywhere near them. There's no point.
2:57 Speaker 04 No, it does. It's like, it certainly, it gives a sexy, fresh energy. It's very clear that you are still, you know, that you haven't given up on yourself, whereas I look like I have kind of gone into physical retirement today.
3:11 Speaker 03 Well, I have had to, I came back from Spain to work over here, and I went, I'm up in Sheffield, right? And I was desperately looking for somebody to do my eyebrows, so I was Googling places, and I went to a place called The Secret Brow Society. I don't know why I had to say their name, but they were actually very good if you're ever in Sheffield. They paid full price. Nothing to do with that.
3:33 Speaker 04 Yeah, you always need to include that bit.
3:37 Speaker 03 I know, I know, which is annoying, because it's just like, sometimes I think it's just nice to give people a shout out. Even if you've paid full price for everything, it doesn't mean that you're doing a favour for a favour. It's actually because you're just going somewhere and they did a good job and they were really nice.
3:50 Speaker 04 Exactly. We're not always on the make, do you know what I mean? Sometimes you're just being like, sometimes you're just trying to be helpful.
3:57 Speaker 03 And do you know what the problem is? When you're trying to be sound, sometimes as well, people are like, "You have to tag!" And I'm like, "Oh my god, I don't have to tag. I paid. I was just trying to be nice." Anyway, she gave me a thing called a fox brow. Have you ever heard of it?
4:11 Speaker 04 No, but can I guess?
4:14 Speaker 03 Yes, but you won't be able to know.
4:16 Speaker 04 Is it something to do with Megan Fox?
4:18 Speaker 03 No, nothing to do with Megan Fox.
4:20 Speaker 04 Is it something to do with the fox animal, like, do foxes have brows, Jo? Like, are they known for their eyebrows?
4:27 Speaker 05 I'm picturing them as little orange guys with little white eyebrows.
4:30 Speaker 03 White brows. I think they have a white brow. So it's, no, it's nothing to do with that. Actually, to be honest with you, you're making me unsure if it was called a fox brow. No, it is. It's called a fox brow. It is. It's a snatch. So it involves a snatch. So what she did was, and we're all about the snatch, snatching means like, there's a girl who does makeup and she shows you how to snatch your face with makeup, which lifts your whole face up. We don't want our face lifted down. We want it lifted up. So she cut my brows because they were very long and going down like a, like, like a long tail. And she cut them. And now, because she cut them, that's why I look like I've had a lift. I've had a lift.
5:06 Speaker 05 But why fox?
5:07 Speaker 03 I don't know why foxes.
5:08 Speaker 04 Okay. Hmm, okay.
5:12 Speaker 03 I was just, I was just, I heard snatch and I said, go for it. I've never had them before. And she goes, you might not like them. I was like, if it's snatched, I'll like them.
5:18 Speaker 04 I got, I got stung with a haircut once when the hair, the hair cutter, hairdresser, asked me towards the end of the haircut, do you want some shaping around the face? And of course I just heard sh- shape face. And you know that I'm in a constant battle with my face because it goes moon and then it decreases and it goes moon and then it decreases. So I was like, oh yeah, like I love shape in the face. And what you, then I didn't realise what I was being asked. I misunderstood the question. It's my fault. And then I got some kind of feathered layers.
5:51 Speaker 03 Oh.
5:52 Speaker 04 And yeah, it took a couple of years to get over that. And to be honest, to let them grow out, I wouldn't recommend a feathered layer on the face of a middle aged woman. Okay? Just if you get, if you get asked to do face shaping, it's not what you think it is. It's not a fox brow or a snatched face. It's a.
6:07 Speaker 03 It's not a Jennifer Aniston. It's not a Jennifer Aniston.
6:09 Speaker 04 It's a feathered bang.
6:11 Speaker 03 Oh no. Oh no. That is the worst of them all.
6:16 Speaker 04 It's a wispy, it's a wispy winged hair bit at the front. It was, it was zero service. I'm another AirPod down. Flushed it down the airplane toilet yesterday. Yeah.
6:30 Speaker 03 No.
6:32 Speaker 04 Yeah.
6:32 Speaker 03 Did it actually, did it, did you look at your Find My Air? I'd love to know where it is.
6:36 Speaker 04 I've been tracking it all morning.
6:38 Speaker 03 Stop. Where is it?
6:40 Speaker 04 It's dead.
6:43 Speaker 04 So I don't know where it is, but it's clearly, it's, it's like, I mean, let's face it. This is kind of like when you're on, when your pet gets killed and your parents say it's gone to a farm. It's not like it's off and I beat on a two week holiday. It's in a cesspit in an airport somewhere.
6:56 Speaker 03 Well, it could be in the Irish Sea, I was thinking, if it got sprayed out of the plane.
7:00 Speaker 04 No, no, no, no. Oh, yeah. No, no, no, that, that doesn't really.
7:03 Speaker 05 That doesn't happen.
7:04 Speaker 04 No, it does show, it used to happen in the eighties a lot. And if there was a, it only ever happened if there was a hole in the plane, which apparently happened quite a lot in the eighties. And it would leak out. And there was one case recently where a man was splattered with excrement somewhere in Northern Ireland. Yeah, but the, but we did.
7:22 Speaker 03 I'd die.
7:23 Speaker 04 We did, we did clarify that the fake, um, the fake.
7:28 Speaker 03 Shard.
7:29 Speaker 04 The fake, no, not the shard.
7:31 Speaker 05 Shaft.
7:32 Speaker 03 The shaft of wee, the frozen shaft of wee.
7:35 Speaker 04 We did confirm that that was not actually correct.
7:40 Speaker 03 I don't remember confirming that, to be honest. I've lived the life since, thinking that that was true. Is that definitely not true?
7:47 Speaker 04 That was definitely not true. We discussed it on the podcast and I ended up going back to Google the photo and it was like, it was like, it was like, um, clip art, someone had drawn it. It was so bad. How I felt.
8:00 Speaker 04 But no, the frozen shaft of urine was fake news. But anyway, what was I talking about?
8:07 Speaker 03 Your AirPods.
8:08 Speaker 04 Oh, the AirPod. I'm just gonna cut off one of my ears. I can't be dealing with this anymore.
8:12 Speaker 03 I just don't, honestly, look, look what I'm wearing. These are what you need to get. They're so big and you won't lose them.
8:18 Speaker 04 But they look like you look.
8:20 Speaker 03 How do I look?
8:22 Speaker 04 Sharp.
8:25 Speaker 03 I thought I looked intelligent and elegant.
8:32 Speaker 04 Sorry, before you start, maybe I will get my sunglasses. This is bad. Hold on.
8:37 Speaker 03 I just don't think she looks bad.
8:40 Speaker 04 I look, yeah, this is better. I look like I'm in the witness protection programme.
8:43 Speaker 03 Can I just say, can I, how many pods is this now? Is this the third pod in? When Joanne and I sat down and spoke about doing YouTube and we'll get our hair and makeup done. And we'll go in early and we'll look great. My hair is wet, you're wearing sunglasses. It's episode three.
9:00 Speaker 04 And a baseball hat, yeah.
9:01 Speaker 03 It's terrible.
9:03 Speaker 04 Podcasts used to be an audible platform. And now they're visual and I wasn't aware that that was coming down the road. Folks, tell me this, why are you in a grey truck seat in a blue dressing room? What are you up to?
9:17 Speaker 03 I have to, I stole a prop so I could show you because now we're not just audible.
9:23 Speaker 05 Oh. Oh, it's a white helmet.
9:26 Speaker 03 Oh, yeah. It's a white helmet with the Gladiator sign on front. I have an extra large head. I'm the only one out of the whole group wearing extra large.
9:39 Speaker 04 Are you serious?
9:40 Speaker 03 I am. I've flown back to Sheffield. By the way, Sheffield people are very nice people. I've only met nice people here. And I've flown back to Sheffield and I'm recording the New Year's Day special of Gladiators. An absolute childhood dream of mine. Like, I used to, remember Wolf? Remember how cool Wolf was?
10:04 Speaker 04 Yes.
10:04 Speaker 03 When you used to walk. So I'm doing the show and it has been, I'm doing it with Sam Thompson, Joe Wicks, who are obviously very brilliant and very athletic, and Nicola Adams.
10:19 Speaker 04 It's Sam Thompson now.
10:20 Speaker 03 Does a pod with Pete Wicks.
10:21 Speaker 04 Oh yeah, I follow him. He's funny, but he's not sporty.
10:24 Speaker 03 Well, here's the thing. I said this to him yesterday as well. I was like, Sam, you've really surprised me. And he was like, what do you mean? I was like, I didn't think you'd be as good as you are. He is very, very sporty. Him and Joe are like, they're really nimble, sporty, like little gazelles, just like running along, trotting through everything.
10:46 Speaker 04 I would be honest.
10:46 Speaker 05 He did recently run and cycle 260 miles.
10:50 Speaker 04 Not another one. Oh my God.
10:52 Speaker 03 He did.
10:52 Speaker 04 Spencer, Jamie Lang, Sam Thompson.
10:55 Speaker 03 I know.
10:56 Speaker 04 I will say that Joe Wicks and Sam Thompson, now that I, I, I know exactly who you mean, they do not give sporting. But hey, can't wait to watch.
11:04 Speaker 03 What do you mean, Joe Wicks doesn't give sporting? That's all he does. That's his actual career.
11:09 Speaker 04 Sorry, not him.
11:10 Speaker 03 Oh, no.
11:11 Speaker 04 Who's you?
11:13 Speaker 03 Pete.
11:17 Speaker 04 Him. Is he, he's, is he doing it?
11:20 Speaker 03 Joe, no, Joe Wicks.
11:24 Speaker 03 Joe Wicks was only saying yesterday that people always call him Pete Wicks.
11:29 Speaker 04 Oh, Joe Wicks. Oh, he's very sporty.
11:32 Speaker 03 Very. But Sam, honestly, I was shocked and appalled by how good he was. So I, obviously, Nicola Adams is a boxer. She's a female boxer. She's an amazing boxer, Olympian. And I arrive and like, obviously you know that I think that I'm kind of sporty. Well, I actually, I don't know if it's an age thing. But I, yesterday, I'm gonna send you a video. When I tried to, so we were doing the eliminator, which is the thing at the end. And we'd been doing loads of things and we'd been practising the, the thing that you run up. And we've done it so much. And obviously I'm not a runner. I'm very heavy footed. I'm not a runner and particularly not on this.
12:17 Speaker 03 And then Joe Wicks was like, well, I record you. And I was like, go on, pop it on the gram. And I did the beam and then I went to run up the travelator and literally went boof. And just like, I'm actually still gonna post that. It's so bad.
12:32 Speaker 04 Oh, brilliant. I love a blooper. This is great news. Yeah.
12:35 Speaker 03 I, but like, to be honest with you, I was, I was coming in yesterday and I was like, I'm so competitive. I'm really gonna try and win. And then like, towards the end of the day, I was like, I'm just, I'm just here for a bit of fun. You know, it's a childhood dream.
12:47 Speaker 04 Just here to control yourself. It's a taking part and you're.
12:50 Speaker 03 It was, it is, it's the taking part, but it was making, it made me feel like, I was like, oh my God. Is it because I'm getting older that I'm not able to like, do all these things? But it's actually really intense. It's not like, they haven't dulled it down for us. It's really intense. So I'm trying not to beat myself up about it. Like, I'm not a gladiator. I'm just a contender.
13:11 Speaker 04 They haven't modified the game show for the celebrities, is what you mean?
13:15 Speaker 03 No, sadly.
13:16 Speaker 04 The way that John Belton had to modify your workouts when I got involved. That's why I remember that term. He's like, Joanne, I'm going to modify it for you, which was the most condescending but essential part of the whole work. And I was like, yes, modify, modify. I E. Like, I won't do that one.
13:34 Speaker 06 Whether you're building a roster or a business, great talent can come from anywhere. Pebble helps companies hire and support employees across 185 plus countries. Pebble believes you don't build a winning team by limiting where you look for talent. That belief is at the heart of their new partnership with Bay FC and the way Pebble helps companies build their own teams every day. With Pebble, companies can hire in over 185 countries, bringing everything together in a single platform that integrates with the tools teams already use. The result is a global team that's actually set up to succeed with accurate pay, real benefits, and the support they need to thrive wherever they are. Bottom line, great teams can come from anywhere. Pebble helps companies build them.
14:14 Speaker 06 Special offer for podcast listeners. Pebble is normally $399 a month per employee. Already a no brainer for what you get. But right now, there's a limited time offer on their site that makes it even easier to get started. Go to hellopebble.com/sports before it's gone. That's hello, P E B L dot com slash sports. Terms and conditions apply.
14:34 Speaker 07 Shaq here. What's it like to buy a car from Carvana 100% online and get it delivered to your door? Let me tell you. Your car is here, Mr. Shaq. Thank you, Mr. Carvana guy. Can't wait to take it for a spin. Only the best for you, Mr. Shaq. Hey, have you always been so big, tall, and handsome? Not always. I was 6'10" once. Seven days to love it or return it, Mr. Shaq. Not that I would. You never do. No, I never do. So buy your car today on Carvana. Delivery fees may apply. See our seven day return policy at carvana.com.
15:06 Speaker 04 It was very loud there. Sorry. Just had to turn it down.
15:11 Speaker 03 She does that sometimes when we're sitting watching TV together. She just starts using the remote on me, just points at me.
15:17 Speaker 04 Beauty of not being in your physical company. I can just, I could meet you completely if I wanted to, you know?
15:25 Speaker 04 I do remember John Belton saying to me, though, he's like, Vogue is low level. She's like, she's a low level athlete.
15:30 Speaker 03 No, well, I'm definitely not a low level athlete. I really, I feel like I've been really put back in my place since I got here because I don't have upper body strength. I can't do a pull up. I can't do a pull, so I can't get myself up that rope. That's the only thing that I'm really.
15:44 Speaker 04 On the age thing, I was only saying to Olivia, who I train with. Well, that's, that's because I don't want to say my trainer because it sounds like such a posh bastard saying my trainer. I say, the woman I train with.
15:56 Speaker 03 Well, don't tell them about your chef, yeah?
15:58 Speaker 04 The woman I train with and then pay her after. That's never true. We just meet in the park and then I pay her. It's fine. It's not a service of sorts. It's just, we just hang for money.
16:09 Speaker 03 I'm going to start rumours that you have a chef, that you have a live coach.
16:15 Speaker 04 Someone did say, I bought a bike the other week and.
16:18 Speaker 03 I saw the bike and you didn't even, you didn't even warn me that you were getting a bike.
16:22 Speaker 04 Well, do you remember I thought we were all going to do it together? And then you and Spencer reminded me that you're actually a couple and I'm not involved and the marriage went off and did it yourselves.
16:29 Speaker 03 I realised that you and Spencer were never going to come and get the bike with me. I'd be waiting till now. I've had my bike nearly eight months. I went and did it alone.
16:36 Speaker 04 Well, okay, so I had to do the same. One, one Sunday, I knew the way, Sunday, single woman Sunday, I always try to go out and kind of have a plan and involve myself in the world. And I was pelotonning from the, in the kitchen, looking out in the comment. And I was like, Joanna, you could just pedal outdoor, like you could leave and pedal in the world rather than just pedaling alone. Actually, I know the pedaling's also like code for ranking, do you know?
17:02 Speaker 04 When I just kept saying pedal there, I realised, I was like. Yeah, not pedaling in the traditional paws sense. I mean, actually pedaling, okay?
17:11 Speaker 03 Yeah, we know, we know.
17:12 Speaker 04 Anyway, so I posted a video, you know yourself, as we do.
17:15 Speaker 03 Yeah.
17:15 Speaker 04 And someone was like, oh no. And I was like, what? And she goes, no, no, no, no, I much prefer you when you're just eating chicken and drinking wine. She's like, this doesn't fit in with my idea of you at all. Look, I pedal, you know, I have to stay alive. I have to have some level of fitness. Okay, I'm sorry. I want to live into my eighties, do you know what I mean? She just wants to watch me get pissed and die at 50. Oh, but this is what I was gonna say. Every morning when I get up, I was saying this to Olivia, the woman that I train with for money, and it's like, I,
17:50 Speaker 03 You're a trainer, yes.
17:53 Speaker 04 Folks, that's just semantics, okay? I want, I, I, I know that I've become not as relatable in the past, in the recent past.
18:00 Speaker 03 Is that your housekeeper behind you?
18:02 Speaker 04 And I'm trying to, no, it's my mom. I make her wear a penny.
18:10 Speaker 04 Pat, you missed a bit. She wants to get a robotic Hoover's that she can do last. I said, no. You need to keep yourself mobile.
18:16 Speaker 03 Come on to yourself. It's a steep road.
18:20 Speaker 04 Drag out the Henry out of there. I got stuck in.
18:22 Speaker 03 She's starting to get a robotic Hoover. Next up, it's gonna be the robotic mop, the robotic window cleaner. Where does it end?
18:27 Speaker 04 Where does it end? Every morning when I'm in, I come in, I throw a Rubik's cube at her and say, you start cracking on that. Let's keep the brain alive. And then you come downstairs, you're gonna Hoover the hell down stairs and clean the toilets. Let's go, Pat, let's go. Every morning I get up and I stretch and it is like I've never stretched before. And sometimes Olivia's like, you're like the Tin Man coming across the continent because I'm, I'm, my body. And then when I went to the chiropractor, I have to go to the chiropractor now because, and I was like, why am I, why have I gotten so, like my body's gotten so stiff? And he said, you just held tension in your body. He's like, some people just held more tension in their body than others. It just, it just is what it is. There's nothing you can do about it. You just need to kind of keep coming to me and I'll crack you once a week.
19:09 Speaker 03 It's interesting that you say that because like honestly, when you start, when you, you have a moment where you're like, God, I feel like, like I'm not, I don't feel like I'm 25 anymore in my body. So I'm feeling like that now and I'm like, but then there's things and I sat up, you do this like zip wire thing and I sat up there and I was like, I'm really scared. And like, we're not attached to anything. And then because of the upper body strength, I was like, what if I just fall off because I can't hold my own body weight? So I was sitting up there for ages and I was gonna get back down and then I was like, you cop the fuck on to yourself, you little bitch. And you get down. And lift your legs at the end. And so like, I think it's really nice to be doing something like this where I'm able to push myself, even though I don't feel comfortable, even though I find it difficult. It's actually so much fun.
19:53 Speaker 04 Yeah.
19:54 Speaker 03 But it's hard. It's like, remember I did Bear Grylls, right?
19:58 Speaker 04 Yeah.
19:58 Speaker 03 I was like,
19:59 Speaker 04 And you won.
20:00 Speaker 03 You know, I did, but I was like, it's for TV. It'll be glamping. I genuinely thought I was walking into a place of bell tents, right?
20:07 Speaker 04 Yeah.
20:07 Speaker 03 That's what I thought I was doing. I've made the same mistake here.
20:10 Speaker 04 Yeah.
20:12 Speaker 03 I thought I was going to do a show.
20:14 Speaker 04 Yeah, you're like on the, on the zip line. You thought there'd be like, I had a camera, a little man kind of carrying your legs to get you across the line. Yeah.
20:21 Speaker 03 What, you want me to lift my?
20:25 Speaker 04 The little, the treadmill thing is just gonna like gently motorize you forward.
20:29 Speaker 03 Yeah.
20:29 Speaker 04 Yeah.
20:29 Speaker 03 Exactly. I looked at the rope net and I was like, oh, sorry. You want me to personally climb up that?
20:34 Speaker 04 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
20:35 Speaker 03 Who's pushing behind me?
20:38 Speaker 04 You're like, you know, I'm a celebrity, yeah? I'm not a pleb. I would like the celebrity treatment for gladiators, please.
20:46 Speaker 03 This is a bit.
20:47 Speaker 04 It's a bit real.
20:49 Speaker 03 I would like to speak to the head of production now.
20:51 Speaker 04 Yeah. Gonna have a full Karen moment here. I'm gonna need to speak to the manager immediately, please. But do you know what I'm laughing at, folk? It was, I feel like it was only yesterday that you sat across from us and announced that you were doing, um, Strictly Come, Strictly Come Dancing.
21:09 Speaker 03 Yeah.
21:09 Speaker 04 Strictly Come Jungle Dance. And, and then, by the time Christmas came around with all the training and the dancing, privately you were saying to me that it was one of the biggest mistakes of your life.
21:22 Speaker 04 You were absolutely exhausted. You were near burnout. You were near breaking point. And you were like crying and you were like, it's so hard.
21:29 Speaker 03 That's because I was getting the flu, remember?
21:32 Speaker 04 Yes, we didn't know that. Yeah, yeah. Actually, yeah, that makes sense. And now I feel like we're doing it all over again. You're back
21:38 Speaker 03 No.
21:39 Speaker 04 in some sort of intense training camp for a reality TV show.
21:43 Speaker 03 I'm really, Joanne, it's a Christmas tradition for myself to embarrass myself on TV once every Christmas. It has to be.
21:52 Speaker 04 You gotta do it for the kids. The kids love it.
21:54 Speaker 03 I have to humiliate myself at least once a year.
21:57 Speaker 04 By the kids, I mean Jo and I.
22:05 Speaker 04 Wouldn't it be cool if they went to Elsco Gladiators and you were in like loin cloths and sandals? That's what I'd love to see. Yeah. Wouldn't that be cool?
22:13 Speaker 03 Would I put that to them?
22:13 Speaker 04 I think you should. You know, back in the day, they, some of them, they would make them fight like with blind, they'd make them fight blind. And lions and elephants and all. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
22:23 Speaker 03 I don't think, that's why I'm not sure if I ever had a past life, because I just wouldn't have been able for any of that bullshit, to be honest. I just liked, I'm comfortable. I'm comfortable.
22:30 Speaker 04 Yeah, no, I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't the ideal lifestyle. Now, let's be fair. I want to see Joe Wicks in a loin cloth. That's what I want.
22:36 Speaker 03 I might, I might do. I'll say, Joe, I know you've got a wife and four kids, but like, Joanna and I would like to see you in a loin cloth. Is that such an issue?
22:42 Speaker 04 On the travelator. Yeah. On the travelator. I'll bring, I'm gonna come to the recording and I'm gonna bring my own Jumbotron.
22:49 Speaker 03 Oh, yeah. Oh, God.
22:50 Speaker 04 He's zooming in at night for the day. At the loin cloth. Fantastic.
22:54 Speaker 03 Well, you know what? There's 4,000 people that come into the arena to watch it because like just, yeah, yeah, yeah. And like Joe Wicks has like 20 family and friends coming up and Nicola has like 30. Sam and I, zero.
23:09 Speaker 04 What?
23:10 Speaker 03 Well, I have, I have Louisa, who's my manager, and her daughter Paloma, but Sam said that they don't count. But I said, at least I've got two.
23:18 Speaker 03 At least I've got more than you. He was like, you basically paid them to come. I was like, I didn't.
23:23 Speaker 04 That's hilarious. When is it? Me and Joe will go.
23:25 Speaker 03 It's too late. It's today. I'm about to go get me hair and makeup done.
23:29 Speaker 04 What? You're recording it today?
23:31 Speaker 03 Yes. I'm recording it today. Do you want me to rob you the tracksuit? Because I don't want the tracksuit as much as I want the outfit. I'll rob you. They said, we're not allowed. But if one goes missing, and I've already, I've, I've pointed out that I was intending to steal it. I'm sure they get it all the time.
23:46 Speaker 04 Oh, come on.
23:46 Speaker 03 So I just said, listen, I'm probably, I'm probably gonna rob this. And they said, oh, you can't really take it. And I was like, well, mine's probably gonna go missing. Then I don't know what other way to put it to you because I have to go home at merch.
23:56 Speaker 04 Yeah, come on now.
23:59 Speaker 03 I'm even like with my, with my name, but it's the coolest thing.
24:02 Speaker 04 It's iconic.
24:03 Speaker 03 Honestly, I've watched this since I was a kid and it's just, it's so exciting. Well, not if I get completely battered later, but we'll see.
24:10 Speaker 04 One of my favourite jackets was stolen by me from the RTE costume department and I have no regrets about it. So steal.
24:18 Speaker 03 I might actually go up to the production office and take a couple of laptops as well because that's essentially merch now.
24:23 Speaker 04 A hundred percent. I was like, this Adidas jacket, it's too cool for Fair City. No one's going to use it in there. It needs to come home with me. No one in Fair City can get away with this jacket.
24:32 Speaker 03 They wouldn't, it would have just mothballs. They would have done nothing with it.
24:35 Speaker 04 Exactly.
24:36 Speaker 03 You've given it a new life.
24:37 Speaker 04 Yeah, it's gorgeous. Anyway, maybe, maybe bleep out RTE.
24:44 Speaker 04 Fair City, I mean, that could be any channel's show.
24:46 Speaker 05 Yeah, no, no one knows what you mean.
24:47 Speaker 04 No one knows what I mean.
24:49 Speaker 03 I was actually.
24:50 Speaker 04 I deserved it. I deserved it. After they fired me off for public attailing, I deserved something. So I stole an Adidas jacket from the RTE.
24:56 Speaker 03 You deserved more than that, to be honest with you. You're lucky, they're lucky you didn't sue.
25:02 Speaker 04 They're like, she's single-handedly run the show into the ground. I'll sue.
25:09 Speaker 03 That's it. You're right. I'm going to sue them. I knew this guy, right? Who got a job and within one month he had called in sick four times. And then when they fired him, he was like, I'm suing, I'm going to take them to a tribunal. And we were like, how? Like you've called in sick four times because you went on the sesh. You can't, you can't then say that like you want to, like they have to pay you for firing you. Like, no.
25:33 Speaker 04 Sometimes you do have to accept that you are the problem and take accountability for that.
25:37 Speaker 03 Yeah, it's a rarity, but sometimes that does happen. Like when I got fired from the summer shop. Okay. That's, it was fair enough. I think I might have been, yeah, I might have been taking some jellies for myself.
25:50 Speaker 04 Jesus, like, I mean, hardly, hardly a crime now. Actually, hold on.
26:01 Speaker 07 Shaq here. What's it like to buy a car from Carvana 100% online and get it delivered to your door? Let me tell you. Your car is here, Mr. Shaq. Thank you, Mr. Carvana guy. Can't wait to take it for a spin. Only the best for you, Mr. Shaq. Hey, have you always been so big, tall and handsome? Not always. I was 6'10" once. Seven days to love it or return it, Mr. Shaq. Not that I would. You never do. No, I never do. So buy your car today on Carvana. Delivery fees may apply. See our seven day return policy at carvana.com.
26:33 Speaker 08 This is an emergency. Please leave the building calmly. By the news.
26:40 Speaker 03 I'm not being bad, but I'm not going. It's an ever emergency.
26:43 Speaker 04 Unless there's smoke.
26:47 Speaker 03 I need to know something. Have either of you heard of a Labubu doll?
26:52 Speaker 04 Of course, they're those Furbies that look like they've had veneers done in Turkey.
26:55 Speaker 03 Yes, so Joe, a Labubu doll is like this collectible doll that everybody is buying now. And the owner of Labubu, by the way, he was, he was completely broke before he brought out Labubu, who he only had 1.8 billion before Labubu, completely broke.
27:12 Speaker 04 Awkward.
27:14 Speaker 03 And now he has 22.1 billion. That's, yeah, he's 38 years old. That's how much money that man has. It's this like, anyway, I kind of had avoided the trend because I feel like I stopped being into trends like that since pogs and stickers that I used to collect. Remember stickers? Did you collect stickers, Joanne?
27:34 Speaker 04 Stickers?
27:36 Speaker 03 Like the oilies and the fluffies, remember?
27:39 Speaker 04 Hold on, what? Do you mean like actual stickers, the shit that you pull it back up?
27:43 Speaker 03 Stick into a sticker book and you'd collect like some of them. Oh, the joy of getting like.
27:47 Speaker 04 That's like saying, did you ever hear of a Barbie? What are you on about? Of course, of course.
27:51 Speaker 03 Oh, God, here's Sam. Thank God we've stopped bitching about Sam.
27:57 Speaker 04 Ah.
27:58 Speaker 09 Hi, yeah. Podcast, podcast. By the way, Vogue, Vogue is the laziest person I've ever met in my entire life. She got, she got a massage on one of her arms yesterday. She got an arm massage.
28:10 Speaker 04 Good for her.
28:11 Speaker 03 Here's Sam complaining about his hamstring that the physio told me there was nothing wrong with it.
28:19 Speaker 03 She told me that it was like a strong gym workout and Sam's been limping around. Le boo-boos.
28:26 Speaker 04 Le boo- do you know that apparently they're saying it's what a French call an accident? Le boo- boo?
28:30 Speaker 03 Oh, a boo- boo.
28:31 Speaker 04 Le boo- boo. Sorry, they're saying it sounds like what a French person would call an accident.
28:36 Speaker 03 Le boo- boo.
28:37 Speaker 04 I don't think it's actually the French for I've caused an accident. Oh my God, I've le boo- booed, but yeah.
28:45 Speaker 03 Well, anyway, I've largely avoided the le boo- boo. Because I was like, I don't really want one for my bag. I'm grand. Remember I went through that phase of the bag crap company? Now that I really love, bag crap, again, it's not an ad. I bought this stuff. It's like, it's like a lot of crap on a gearing, but really cool crap.
29:01 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah.
29:02 Speaker 03 Yeah. So like, I liked that, but I didn't jump in the le boo- boo trend because I was like, this is stupid. Anyway, when I went to get my brows done with that girl, Maria, up here in Sheffield, she was obsessed. She is obsessed with le boo-boos. She collects them. She's probably got about a hundred le boo-boos. And you basically can buy them in this box and you get six in a box or something and the box costs 200 quid, let's say. And you'll get one special le boo- boo. So everyone's trying to find this special le boo- boo that they don't know what it's going to look like. And so she buys box on box on box and then just takes the special one out and then sells the excess le boo-boos.
29:38 Speaker 03 Theodore came home. You just what? Sorry?
29:41 Speaker 04 Because it's just more shite in the world, isn't it? It's not terrible. That's what I think. I'm just like, where are all these le boo-boos going to go when they, when no one cares about them in like six weeks' time? People should, people should be already recycling these things into some sort of beanbag or like some, some cat, cat beds or something. Because they, they need to be put to use, these le boo-boos, because they're, they're not going to be important in, they're like the jelly babies. What were they called? The beanie babies? Remember the beanie babies?
30:07 Speaker 03 Beanie babies, yes.
30:09 Speaker 04 You know, where are the beanie babies now, huh?
30:11 Speaker 03 Bean bags, they're bean bags. You're right.
30:13 Speaker 04 Where are those beanie babies now? It's those scarcity marketing thing where they kind of, they make you feel like, it's collecting. People, people love the collectible thing. They love collecting and finding things.
30:24 Speaker 03 That's exactly what it is. But I wasn't going to do anything about the le boo-boos. And Theodore came home from camp and he was like, please, please, can I have a le boo- boo? And I was like, you're not going to le boo- boo. And then he was talking about a le foo- foo, which is basically a fake le boo- boo. And I was like, and I looked up, obviously, because I tried to be nice to him when he's been really well behaved. And I looked up le boo-boos and I could only see one and it was 85 quid. And I said, Theodore, you can forget about getting a le boo- boo. And anyway, I found myself in Maria's shop and she's telling me all about the le boo-boos. And all of a sudden, I was like, I really wanted a boo boo. I don't know why.
30:54 Speaker 04 Oh, no.
30:55 Speaker 03 I don't know why. I didn't just buy one boo boo because they were thirty five pounds. I bought three boo boos.
31:00 Speaker 04 Sorry. What?
31:01 Speaker 03 I bought three.
31:02 Speaker 04 Vogue, I'm sh-
31:03 Speaker 03 I bought three and I kept the box. I'm not even, I'm not even taking them. I don't know. Listen, guys, I don't know how it happened. I was really trying to avoid it, but now I have three boo boos.
31:12 Speaker 04 And how do you know that they're not La Fufus?
31:15 Speaker 03 Because it's La Boo Boo. It says La Boo Boo. It's a boo boo.
31:18 Speaker 05 That's all sense of meaning now.
31:20 Speaker 04 That's the whole point of a fake.
31:21 Speaker 03 Do you want to ring Maria at the Briar Society and, and tell her that you think that she is selling fake stolen goods?
31:28 Speaker 04 You've been done, Vogue. You've been done.
31:31 Speaker 03 I haven't.
31:31 Speaker 04 And it's about time.
31:33 Speaker 03 She gave me the La Boo Boo bag.
31:35 Speaker 04 I've been scammed more times than is fair or normal. So I'm delighted that you're now. I'll add you to the WhatsApp group.
31:44 Speaker 03 I'm glad it makes you feel better. Um, oh crap, where's that gone? Fuck's sake.
31:49 Speaker 04 She's just throwing the camera off by holding something up towards now it's going to the roof.
31:51 Speaker 03 Oh, it's looking for me. Ah, it found me.
31:55 Speaker 04 There you are. Look at him. There's like, there's that, there's that fucking idiot she's after spending eighty five pounds on La Fufus.
32:03 Speaker 03 I, Joan and Jo, I don't, I've said it before and I'll say it again, green is not your colour and I don't like that you're jealous. If you want me, I'm in Sheffield for one more day. If you want me to pick you up a boo boo, I will think about it, but I don't really have the space in my luggage, but I will.
32:18 Speaker 04 I knew these things.
32:19 Speaker 03 I had one.
32:20 Speaker 04 When I was in, when I was in, remember I was doing those shows in Brooklyn and there was a guy that came to one of the shows called John Mangrue, who I was chatting to after because I was like, who's this cool dude? He is a designer, is an Irish, he designs corsets. He actually dresses Katy Perry. So, he's high fashion. Anyway, so he's wearing like kind of these, he's dressed to impress. He's wearing these huge kind of thigh high boots. It was, he was like, he looked like he could just walk. He was just a very cool fashion gay, right? Anyway, John Hart swinging on his handbag.
32:54 Speaker 04 This little gremlin yolk. And I said, what the fuck is that? And he said, oh, this is the Labubu. And then he started telling me about it. And I knew, I was like, oh, if John Mangree's wearing a Labubu, these things are coming in hot and heavy and fast. And I was right. He, he looks like, yeah. And he just said, I just want one because everyone has one and to collect them and blah, blah. So it is that, that, it's that marketing strategy of limited, limited. Get them now, get them now. Look for this.
33:19 Speaker 03 I'll be back on to Maria.
33:21 Speaker 04 What?
33:22 Speaker 03 I'll be back on to Maria in two minutes. You're, you're making it seem like I want.
33:24 Speaker 04 Am I turning you on?
33:26 Speaker 03 Yeah.
33:27 Speaker 04 I'm arousing you to go and buy more? Shite.
33:31 Speaker 03 Do you not even want one a tiny bit after talking about it? Be honest. Just be honest.
33:34 Speaker 04 No, interesting. Not at all.
33:35 Speaker 03 Really?
33:37 Speaker 04 I, I, I.
33:37 Speaker 03 Christ, I'm thinking I need to pick up another two before I go.
33:40 Speaker 04 As much as I have a young soul, I am still a 42 year old woman and a teeny tiny teddy doll does, holds no appeal for me. Really doesn't, especially, and they're weird looking. They look like a.
33:52 Speaker 03 You know what? You're right.
33:53 Speaker 04 They look like, they look like a Teletubby on a bad trip.
33:56 Speaker 03 I also have a Teletubby, Karen.
33:58 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah, of course.
33:58 Speaker 03 I'm pathetic.
33:59 Speaker 04 They're great. No, I love a Teletubby, but they do look like a Teletubby who's taken something bad or like a Teletubby who's kind of stopped their meds or something, don't they?
34:08 Speaker 03 Do you know what, guys? I completely, I completely agree. They're not even for me. They're for my kids. They're not for me. I don't give a shit about the Labubus.
34:16 Speaker 04 Sure.
34:17 Speaker 03 I got them for the gang, you know?
34:19 Speaker 04 Well, listen, we all know I'm a Furby gal. So I do feel like.
34:23 Speaker 03 This is true. This is true.
34:24 Speaker 04 And I have Furby's, when I say, fallen out of every drawer and wardrobe in the flat. I keep finding them. They're all over the place.
34:32 Speaker 03 Why did you give Shee Shee a grown up adult handbag that now I've stolen instead of giving her one of your Furby's? What sense does that make?
34:45 Speaker 04 God, I never thought of giving her one of the Furby's.
34:47 Speaker 03 She would have loved a Furby.
34:51 Speaker 03 But I also would have stolen.
34:53 Speaker 04 I never thought about it.
34:56 Speaker 04 And they're gurgling all over the flat. They're constantly gurgling all over the flat. And I'm like, shut up.
35:02 Speaker 03 I'll give you this gorgeous stunning handbag that's clearly gonna go into Vogue's wardrobe.
35:07 Speaker 04 I don't know why.
35:07 Speaker 03 Instead of a Furbie.
35:08 Speaker 04 Because, because she's such a little drag baby that I assumed she'd want something fashionable rather than a toy. She just seems like that's just not her vibe.
35:17 Speaker 03 I'm nearly ready to take her to get her ears pierced. She's desperate.
35:20 Speaker 04 Oh, get her belly button done as well, will you?
35:23 Speaker 03 I guess.
35:24 Speaker 04 Go on.
35:25 Speaker 03 I, guys, I can still put a belly bar in my belly button. Do you think it's just a bit much with the labubu and the belly bar?
35:31 Speaker 04 It's very 90s. I think it's very 2000s coded, which I love. It's very Y2K, isn't it? The kind of belly button bar. I remember.
35:41 Speaker 03 Yeah, I'm gonna get like a dangly chain on it.
35:43 Speaker 04 Remember my eyebrow, this was before our time Vogue, but the eyebrow ring was, I think, shut up. The eyebrow ring and it was like hanging on by a thread because it was growing out, but I didn't know how to take it out. And it was like, just kind of like, there was only like a tiny bit of skin over it.
35:59 Speaker 03 Oh, God.
36:00 Speaker 04 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Ah, yeah. Rock and roll, baby.
36:06 Speaker 01 Hiring fast is one thing. Hiring fast and staying compliant across different countries is where things get tricky. And it's exactly the problem Pebble solves. If you've ever tried to do it on your own, you know, the paperwork, the approvals, the regulatory blind spots. It can take months just to get someone started. Pebble makes global hiring simple. Through embedded compliance and AI-driven workflows, Pebble takes the delays and guesswork out of going global. So founders and HR leaders can move fast without adding risk. Hire in over 185 countries in minutes, not months. Contracts, payroll, benefits, all in one
36:46 Speaker 01 place. Integrated with the tools your team already uses. Pebble starts at $399 per month per employee. And right now, there's a limited time offer just for podcast listeners that makes it even easier to get started. Go to highpebble.ai before it's gone. That's high P E B L dot A I. Terms and conditions apply.
37:05 Speaker 00 You're listening to a quick ad. You know what else is quick? Selling your car on Carvana. Just put in your vehicle information and we'll give you an offer. Done. No hassle, no negotiation, no guy from an online listing lowballing you. Which means by the time I'm done explaining this, you could have basically done it.
37:29 Speaker 00 Still haven't started? Hey, better late than ever. Sell your car today on Carvana. Pickup fees may apply.
37:39 Speaker 04 Sorry, there's someone cutting the grass. Sorry, it's just really hot in here, but I'm going to cut it out.
37:44 Speaker 04 Cutting the grass or killing a cat, I can't tell. But either way.
37:48 Speaker 03 I thought she was going to go and tell them to stop. I was like, I don't think you can do that.
37:56 Speaker 04 There's a lot of talk in the world at the moment about the Irish presidency. Michael D is stepping down, is he?
38:01 Speaker 03 I wasn't sure. I just assumed Michael D would just be there forever until like he was.
38:07 Speaker 04 Well, no one's ever going to force Michael D out. So he's obviously deciding to step down. Maybe there's only so many times you can be president, is that it? I'll look into it.
38:16 Speaker 03 Oh, it might. There actually, there might be that real. Isn't there? There is that real in America, you can be president twice.
38:21 Speaker 04 Yes.
38:22 Speaker 03 Thank God. Since he's on their last term.
38:25 Speaker 04 Otherwise you're going down the Putin, the Putin road.
38:29 Speaker 04 Where it's a, I'd have a dictatorship from him, I wouldn't mind, but.
38:32 Speaker 03 I actually do think you're right. I think that you can only run a couple of times because think about Mary McAleese, Mary Robinson. They're the only ones I remember, which is.
38:39 Speaker 05 I've Googled it, two term maximum limit.
38:41 Speaker 03 Oh God, we'll miss him, we'll miss him.
38:44 Speaker 04 Two and out, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, and I had seen, I haven't been really keeping an eye on it much, but I did see something about, is Michael Flatley running? Is that actually true? Or is that, I can't tell now what's AI and what's Waterford whispers. I can't believe anything I see now. So is Michael Flatley actually running for president? He is.
39:01 Speaker 05 Yes, he is.
39:01 Speaker 04 Brilliant.
39:02 Speaker 03 Are you thrilled? Would that be your, would that be your candidate?
39:06 Speaker 04 I'll need to look into it. I don't want to make any rash choices.
39:08 Speaker 03 I was thinking of who I would love to run for Irish.
39:11 Speaker 04 Yes, you're, yeah, you're going to give us your candidates this week and then I'm going to give my candidates next week. But I will say, Michael Flatley tapping his way through Orson Uthron is quite an appealing option for me, I would say. Coming in sideways, like the crab, do you remember? We were laughing.
39:28 Speaker 03 Just arms to the side.
39:29 Speaker 04 Yeah.
39:30 Speaker 03 I was thinking, cause somebody that's cropped up for me again this week, only because me and Amber were laughing about it, was, do you remember the Sochi man? Do you remember that man who worked in Sentra and he did this whole video that went viral because he was like, if fish is your fetish, so we have a delicious range of Sochi. And he just kept calling it.
39:53 Speaker 04 Sochi, are we talking about sushi, is he? No, I don't remember him.
39:58 Speaker 03 He basically, he's in Sentra and he's showing off all the like, the wares and all the really good offers. And he walks by the fish counter and he's like, if fish is your fetish, we have a fantastic range of Sochi. Like he's never had. And he just seems like so, so kind and just like, someone I think would be great in office.
40:22 Speaker 04 Love it. I love to hear this. You're great. That reminds me of, my mum was saying she had American family over once and they were like, we went into Dublin City and we bought some laprechians. And my mother was like, you bought what? And she's like, laprechians? And she meant leprechauns.
40:40 Speaker 04 Laprechians. We went into Dublin City, we saw Trinity and we bought some laprechians.
40:45 Speaker 03 I love a laprechan. Oh my God.
40:48 Speaker 04 Okay. So he's your first, he's your first candidate.
40:51 Speaker 03 I felt like it would be a miss not to nominate this man because I really feel like although he wasn't born in Ireland, he's worked hard. He's been there longer than I have and he has now recently, recently achieved his Irish citizenship. He had to go somewhere with my brother and sit in a room and like, he had to do like,
41:11 Speaker 04 Your brother?
41:12 Speaker 03 Neil Wilson. Would he not be the greatest Irish president of all time?
41:17 Speaker 04 Sorry. Okay. So Neil Wilson is for anyone who doesn't know, your stepfather.
41:20 Speaker 03 Yes. And he's been in Ireland, he has been in Ireland. Exactly three months longer than I have because he arrived there three months before I was born. He took it slow. One thing he doesn't like, doesn't have a lot of time from any people. That's the only thing that.
41:35 Speaker 04 Yeah, yeah, that's okay. That's okay. He runs a tight ship. I don't think it's a bad suggestion.
41:39 Speaker 03 I just feel like he would run the country well. He would take no shit. He has gotten his Irish citizenship and it feels like it would go to a waste if he is not nominated or at least considered.
41:49 Speaker 04 I would not mind paying my tax so much if I knew that Neil Wilson was in charge of running the country because my God, there wouldn't be a penny wasted. A penny wasted. But I will say I am also worried that the president is not in charge of, he has nothing to do with revenue and such. But I'm just saying, he does seem like that man. He's, he's good with his cash. He's good with his money. Great suggestion. Anything else?
42:12 Speaker 03 Well, I was thinking Deirdre O'Kane mainly because she'd be great crack and she'd invite us to the summer parties. And you know, for us, it's very important to be invited to the summer parties.
42:20 Speaker 04 Oh my God, I totally forgot. We were snubbed by the president of Ireland and here's me saying we're doing a great job. I take it back.
42:31 Speaker 03 Don't worry, Joanne. He's on the way out, my friend.
42:33 Speaker 04 Good.
42:34 Speaker 03 That'll learn. I'm good. We're only joking. We love, we love Michael D. Come on, we love him. I've got his books and I've got his little teddy bear. Come on. We'll be invited next year. I can feel it. I feel it.
42:43 Speaker 04 You've got a Michael D. Labubu. Is that what you're saying?
42:47 Speaker 04 You've got a, I'd look at him in a Labubu, you know. Labubu has lost all sense of meaning.
43:01 Speaker 04 Thanks for listening. Well, if you did, but if you didn't, I guess. You didn't hear that.
43:06 Speaker 03 No, thank you. No, thank you.
43:08 Speaker 04 No point putting in the caveat of if you did.
43:37 Speaker 00 You're listening to a quick ad. You know what else is quick? Selling your car on Carvana. Just put in your vehicle information and we'll give you an offer. Done. No hassle, no negotiation, no guy from an online listing lowballing you. Which means, by the time I'm done explaining this, you could have basically done it.
44:00 Speaker 00 Still haven't started? Hey, better late than ever. Sell your car today on Carvana. Pickup fees may apply.
44:07 Speaker 06 Whether you're building a roster or a business, great talent can come from anywhere. Pebble helps companies hire and support employees across 185-plus countries. Pebble believes you don't build a winning team by limiting where you look for talent. That belief is at the heart of their new partnership with Bay FC, and the way Pebble helps companies build their own teams every day. With Pebble, companies can hire in over 185 countries, bringing everything together in a single platform that integrates with the tools teams already use. The result is a global team that's actually set up to succeed, with accurate pay, real benefits, and the support they need to thrive wherever they are. Bottom line, great teams can come from anywhere. Pebble helps companies build them. Special offer for podcast listeners. Pebble is normally $399 a month per employee.
44:53 Speaker 06 Already a no-brainer for what you get. But right now, there's a limited-time offer on their site that makes it even easier to get started. Go to hellopebble.com/sports before it's gone. That's hello, P-E-B-L dot com slash sports. Terms and conditions apply.
Previous MTGM EXTRA! "Last night, I had a dream..." Next MTGM EXTRA! "I can't!" Page updated November 1, 2026 · transcript and summary are machine-generated