#279 – Stolen Property/
- February 8, 2019
On today’s episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss:
Our Nandos order for Fat Fridays
The Anchorman podcast
Second hand DNA
Our pallet problem
Library loan limits
The videos we’ll be making this month
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It's a daily Talk Show Episode 279 bad Friday's yeah another one haha yeah you
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might
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I don't give a shit if it's the how yeah
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Nando's
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gone a bit mad we haven't eaten yet and we've got we've got a shitload of arrows here so I'm just going to rip this open yeah
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thank you we get one big chips he
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isn't going to be cheap seats for you here we go this is a lot of chips lot of chips here just pouring these out
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Mr no that's yours is that gonna have a so I got the pita they'd be like this Hello me Peter
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you go
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Okay Do we have to worry about the table gang grace and
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so good so I've ruined so I had these tables in the office
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well you wrote you worry if they go off the off the page cuz that's why I put the paper out
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anyway we've got about
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$20 worth of chips right in front of us from Nando's Oh Mr. 97 we've got Perry Perry salt over there. Bring that over
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he's
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he's we got you a classic rap 97
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right I don't know we mild
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one's got one's a BLT sort of scenario. Nando's for people who are outside of it all right, people who are outside of Australia or South Africa or the UK? Yes. How would you describe Nando's? Ah, it's
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I was gonna say like you choco chicken joint that you love and you been going to since the kid but it's much much better. Well, it's like a it's like a Africa South African inspired chicken. It's like chili and real good five is real good. I don't know how I used to date a girl who was white like my first girlfriend. As an adult.
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Yep.
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She used to work at Nando's and all I remember is picking her up from work and just being like you stink. If you work in any kitchen doing anything, any way I can. Even if you worked at a vegan restaurant, I'm sure you'd come into that kitchen smelling smelling smelling like something but i think you know these places they have specific smells about the subway have a smell about subway
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definitely has a smell about
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my problem with subway is what what your fingers smell like after subway?
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What is your finger smell? I have to subway
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they smell like subway? Yeah, I reckon it's the brain or I can it's like what is in I must use this or it must be like fake smell that gets people like us talking about this. Yeah,
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well I had the issue with grilled for like I've got grilled fingers sometimes Yeah, but what's your normal go to order it Nando's has evolved over the years
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now my fast food
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eating habits are purely based around whether I'm wanting to be healthy or if you're hanging over or if
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you're hung over whether I mean like a want to get ripped or I'm trying really hard
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I don't know what day you catch me is is what will happen but the one thing about Nando's they've got these sources and this is not an ad by the way
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so let we've got they've got the soul haven't officially paid for this. We
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definitely haven't officially paid for this Yeah, this was a
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Nando's is a disclaimer, Nando's is a client of ours. And they've hooked us up
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well we did something nice for them. They
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were just not even. It wasn't even for the podcast but we're like we're gonna we're gonna do it anyway.
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Most of the money on
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food here or you want to spend 100 bucks and we got to 50 I'm like you know what, bro? Just maybe you can have some for another night
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catch just missing 97 the show the source at Nanos when I was a kid it's been around for as long as I can remember but there was always one of my mates who had one of the sources at his house like you can buy this over now. But these went missing because it was some wrong behavior of putting one Danny pants and walking out
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as in so you could you could just buy them off the shelf
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or know he'd taken up
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you're not just putting down your pants
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if you just took them from from the restaurant your friends were taking them from your mates place Okay, let's see if I can big bottles
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bottles. The
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The one thing I do wonder is whether the recipes are the same when you get something at home so this Perry Perry salt. It looks like slightly different colored you reckon it's less bright orange? I don't
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know. I can't tell me it all looks very similar. I guess I'm saying
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this is pretty pretty sharp. It's lovely.
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I watched a video yesterday or two days ago. I guess we could be asking the question. Is all of this really boring for people?
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And the answer is most likely Yes. But I did watch your Eric shout out to Eric and avian join this homeboy.
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Well, can I Eric?
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We're going to get Eric on the show.
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Where does there somewhere in the state I'm we're in America. Yeah. Dave. Anyway, so
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anyway, the I watched a video where these guys had like six different salads from six different fast food places. And they were trying to like rank them. There was blind taste
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test.
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So that was that was fun. I enjoyed I watched it till the end it went for like 12 minutes you'll
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be You are a sicko watching the most random things. I tell you one thing that I'm super pumped about me wasn't pumped about it when I was in the car.
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Ron Burgundy, you know who he is? Will Ferrell.
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Yeah, so he's the the character Ron Burgundy played by will Pharaoh Pharaoh in what's it called anchorman.
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So he is anchorman feral vs feral
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Pharaoh,
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Pharaoh. I say Pharaoh
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feral feral. feral will feral. There's been I will awesome name for L ok. That's fine.
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I really care is Ron Burgundy today. And so he's got his own podcast. Ron Burgundy has a podcast. It was in the top section. So driving, I can only browse. Because I pick up my phone. I just like, say what's writing the most. And this was out there. And it was a two minute podcast. It was like the teaser to his new podcast he's got it got coming out for us thinking like, this is mind blowing. In this fucking time where your favorite movie, the dude, or the girl or the creature, whatever the movies could have its own podcast that you could listen to. So you don't see it. So they don't have to worry about that.
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I don't know. I it was just the trailer. So it was literally just random content, not thinking like Jason Bourne like john wick. Legend. Like, who's john wick again? john wick, you just get to watch john wick, okay. He's the guy who got his, his wife died. And then the dog that his wife got him got killed by these gangsters and then he comes out of retirement because he's a hitman and kills everybody. And we do 97 Can we do a montage of every time Tommy has to describe the plot of George with
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tro
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know, now that that is fair. It's also the matrix told you want me to if I could sum that one up? How would somebody like if I could listen to Neo from the matrix? Like he's own podcast? And he's like setting the scene? Because I think it'd be like it's it's like a not it's like a creative fucking non fiction fiction novel, right where you like, like an audio book create this world. And it could just go anyway, I think it's a genius idea. So you could listen to Neo from the matrix is talking about he's, you know, on some new planet, and he's just like,
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I love Harry Potter having his own pot
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Harry Potter having his own Yeah, at what point is this like post? He's like, dude, I've got depression I'm tainted by the world now. I've been dabbling in MDMA.
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Come on he's fact
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she's a piece of shit. I'm we had a fully at some sites may you know, everyone thinks I'm a piece of shit.
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You actually getting into character now? Mr. 97. Talking about Will Ferrell. Can you get the the book that I was really excited about? Sorry, it's down. Yeah, it's the one the Judd Apatow film. Okay. So you were talking about Will Ferrell. So sort of, we're both eating we're sort of taking turns. Judd Apatow I think he's directed a few films that Will Ferrell's been in. Maybe. Anyway. I have been a fan of Oh no.
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There's no chance I will Why would I?
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Like there's no chance You will? Yeah, that's why I watch films.
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Oh, here we go. Look at look at the the the
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anyone ever remotely interested in comedy or humanity should own this book with Pharaoh.
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Will Pharaoh
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anyway, got this book. I've talked about them before World of books. There are secondhand bookshop.
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I've been able to like normally books on Amazon 20 bucks or whatever. If it's an older book, I'll go on to Amazon I started going to book world of books $11
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impression
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not impressed at all. But I was actually thinking some of the the two most boring things are hearing what someone I and may be hearing about books.
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It's a good episode.
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Anyway, this is where it gets very, very interesting. So this specific book Yeah,
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it's sort of like it's a it's very thick stick is family time. It's 300 400 463 363.
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It is not. The thing
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is I get this book and I'm like it looks a bit different to normal books. It. It's not a hardcover, but it's big, like a hardcover. Anyway, on the top of it. It says uncorrected. Can you stop throwing chips to Mr. 97.
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uncorrected proof not for sale.
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Yeah,
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so what they've done is they've bought a pack of magnums from the supermarket, open them out and then sold individual magnetically
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not for individual sale. It's like ice cream for people who is magnums Australian.
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What's it What's an American it's like a little Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and selling them separately when it says not for sale. Yeah, anyway, good Hayes. This is it says not for sale. It's like an unedited or should I say so this is basically the publisher has given this to someone in the media or someone before the book has come out. And it has ended up in the second hand book thing. And now I have it now and what I bought wasn't this version. It was just the like a normal book. Do you think it's more valuable? Or should I be trying to chase for my money back?
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Now? I think it's fun. I think you'll see the flaws, which it's what happens when someone writes a book you just don't usually get to say it. The one thing I will say though, is like if you see this, there's like smudges of dirt. Like there would be DNA if someone has actually read this, that we DNA somewhere inside of the book and the ones I've seen you getting delivered here. Like there will be hair follicles or like skin follicles at least in thinking about like buying this there's some secondhand stuff you steer clear of right?
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Name three things.
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A mattress, I've sold a secondhand one. So I'm kind of like doing the doing the devil's work.
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You don't mind if someone wants to wear your undies.
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Selling underwear don't buy secondhand underwear. Thanks for that second one. Third one. anything relating to the bathroom like you'd never fuckin try and sell some toilet buying a sit? I mean if you can
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but toilet no that's fine.
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I guess they get it well okay, maybe not the toilet but definitely a mattress I'll stick with that one like if you have no other option and you think I've been privileged cheats like I've just seen the disastrous you know go on a stains on a mattress like as these fact we've got a mattress
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filthy
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we had a kid we had a kid we have a kid i mean i and it was drunk behavior we forgot to put the fuck it under under shade on it, which didn't have one and so we had a sheet of course but then there's like a mattress protector which we didn't have and who should the bed Oh, he's spilling shit he's not shooting but just like when you have like the first few weeks of having a baby it's just in the bed Sakhalin Why?
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They just like useless they just in one hole out the other bourbon useless, but it is disgusting. Like was still t on to it. And then it's staying the thing so this looks disgusting.
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But it's
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so mattresses out one thing you know by secondhand books, you actually have no idea.
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Like it could be any like I think that's really exciting. We bought a pram the other day secondhand pram that's okay good safety right might it's not a car seat so I'm not worried about the safety writing as long as it feels like it's stable. You don't look into that. You don't ever think having the kid actually you've always thought having the kid was why you're not having the kid you still
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have the body ever get into this thing that you strap on ice to be solid to my back for like three weeks from that thing.
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I'd say your your back was fact and he was reading a little human but we bought this pram and Amy she's saying this see Amy's always wanted to become a better negotiator or you know Yeah, like he going to buy something like you know the things that you can actually you know, negotiate the price Yes.
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She doesn't just try and do it it calls but
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what's the weirdest place you have done it by the way?
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I always try and clothing shops like is there a discount is this best you can do? clothing stores majority of the time will be like oh, we could probably take 5% off Really? always like the where nine one. General pants
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Really? There are a lot on
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cotton on pretty much on Yeah,
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you've got a T shirt. You can do
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a bunch of maybe not
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definitely all electronics. Yeah. Okay, I spent so much time as a kid. I remember vaguely eyeballing a guy
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and he and me being like look
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I need a quote from your printer that quote
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and he said
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we're not doing a printed out quotes because you will just go to one of our competitors and get for a better price. I might look in the eyes of my Absolutely not. I want to get it from you. I just need to show my mom and dad how much it's gonna cost so print out a quote I got a fucking hobby normally
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get a better deal. Never trust young JJ.
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Yeah, that's deceitful he's I wouldn't do it like I
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really do it now that you doing the coloring?
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I appreciate it. I mean, this is where you always do the color and if you really want the best price and something but you can definitely do it there. So So what happened was he it was the Gumtree
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like that's where we found it. And so we went to this house in Malvern not far from where we live
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I'm surprised you didn't know the people I feel like there's probably 50% chance at like oh
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my god it's not john maybe I was thinking that on the why didn't know them? Just a couple there. You know, living in sort of a two storey townhouse. You know, couple of cars in the front we walked in and it's there and online or 150 bucks I me site a good thing is it said neg negotiable. And so I might yet you look after this
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gonna pull myself I don't want to get involved and just
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yells at 200
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pounds tinkering around this thing. And then
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I me sort of does a thing. It's all awkward. I can tell she's feeling awkward. So now let's talk price. And like,
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the way you approach it, how did I have like if you're just a front foot and be confident? I think that's still an awkward approach. Because then you haven't considered
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the top prize. Oh, something like that. Now you cringe.
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Yeah, definitely. But I think if she was like, so here's what I got to offer you you know like she was confident that
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even that just send a text beforehand and
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this is the thing you're going to work it out in the time you you're playing with people's emotions in the moment. This is what a good negotiator would do. Either takes like the assumes the confidence in the situation to sort of drive and direct where they want it to go for them. And so Amy said look where we and then the husband she said I'm not good with this so she got her husband to come out, Trevor calm and so traffic comes Dan Can I and he's lovely in
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me said so. You know what's the best price and he and he wouldn't answer He's like, you know, we wanted to go to a good homies we're not asked is not big enough here I'm thinking fuck we gonna one two bedroom apartments like, quarter of the size of this joint. You're worrying about space. And he's like, you know you can make me an offer to
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you says it was 150 to 100 hundred. Yeah. And
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you could have it would have been fucking Yeah, 75 50%
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less. I don't know there was no tactic here other than hundred just seemed like a nice and it was in great condition. And what did he say? He said, Yeah, look,
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he got awkward as well. I'm just fucking down at the thing just like asking the lighting. Like how do you put this down? We've got one I
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knew how to put it down. It's already getting the guy getting the car and any guys you're ready. All right. All right.
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hundred hundred fun.
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Yep. Yep. And sounds great. We got 100 bucks. So Jay, it was like good. He's in the
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water with and my wife is amazing about this. We got in the car. She's like, should I go give him the other 50
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you know what I think you do? I reckon 25 but it's been 25 you hit him a gift.
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Something nice ID maybe some chocolates. What are the chances of someone who shows something through Gumtree that happening? That is nice. I think we could 25 bucks I'll be sending prize into
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los and
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and what flowers What do you send a person you don't know it could forward them the $36 45
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leftover now
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remind me on our voucher just for and say hi this is urgent. Just don't get what do you think you are opening the paradise? Yeah. Which is like a Perry Perry main eyes. Mr. Nice seven have some chippies if I go cold Just for tonight table in front.
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Now I think sending them something I don't know. What do you send them? Really, really busy. The
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we've got an update in regards to the wall.
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We do. So yesterday show
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just talking about this wording so if you haven't ever watched an episode, we filmed this in our studio here in Collingwood. And I was in here first. Before Josh and I'm got into business together. And I had this idea of collecting old pallets that would hold you know,
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fruit people know what pallets.
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A pallet is what a forklift picks up. And then on the pallet is the goods. So you could put bricks on to it. You could put boxes of fruit you could put you know,
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I don't know I can't wait to be around Bodie when he asks the question
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but what happens there's not a good answer. Great answer yeah and so I'm trying to put the seat next to
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you how he describes it so
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I'm fact
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to
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Yeah, that's another that's a whole nother
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but you haven't thought about this but
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not yet made it is unbelievable how like body just like touching these little
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penis. We're not How did this happen? No
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bit
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like so. I'm so sorry about Oh,
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you asked me It's my mind Yes. sorry about yesterday with the treaty dick but yeah. To 9070 days and bury the lead is very funny that I was like, is that what did we end up a grain? That was a title. So
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what I'm basically saying is I think I can't remember being told about this stuff. I legit think you work it out pretty quickly. Like he's already working out that like touching these little geeky makes it change. Like it's bizarre dude, he's fucking
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he's his kids too much credit.
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He's not even two. But he's definitely like he he knows he calls it Dickie Dickie. He knows
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where does he get that from?
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I don't know, baby. I call it told him that it was a Dickie. But he says, like, I'm pretty snappy. And he says nite nite Dickie.
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Like he's dead. He's going to bed because it's now Midwest. But it's bizarre. It's bizarre that they know that there's some sort of like,
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anyway, so that's what a palette is.
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That's where the palette is. And I sourced a bunch of these and
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sort of like factories Hey, you guys have any pellets that I could take? Yeah, sure.
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Almost 150
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some of them there was one place you can buy you can buy second hand Wednesdays anyway, I got it all for free and I broke it all apart. Some of these panels are probably like 1015 years old and it's it's very cool it's a it's now the backdrop of our video
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that we do every it's in the background as well from podcast artwork Yeah, yeah, so your name is from our make wine.
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Wine Ryan's
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sorry I'm still waiting. Can you finish I couldn't stop Yeah,
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I'm really that's what I'm trying to smash it we still gotta learn chippies wine says the reason the pallets have property of on them is that loves cam own the pallets. The recipients supposed to set up an account with them and they get charged a rental fee for any pallets they have on hand at the end of each month. if done properly receive as a supposed to complete a pallet transfer process to account for the pallets they receive and send out if the build up number of pallets over time. But as I build up over time, they will then do a D hire and transfer the pallets back to Lowes cam. Usually a truckload at a time or about 300 pallets, broken or damaged pallets, a still deemed to be the property of loves cam and can be returned and taken off your account. Sometimes they will agree to rush off some pallets if they're deemed unsuitable for return. That said, a lot of businesses don't account for their palate movements correctly, especially smaller operators, and they can be a bit of an illegal market of pallets. All this comes from having dealt with pellet control processes for around 20 years for both lost cam and chip in various companies I've worked for. By the way, I've always known it to be pronounced laws. Cam not lost cam a bunch of drunks Keep up the good work wine. He didn't say a bunch of drunks that fucking funny
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it is lls see I am
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so bad want to be a trading so I'm in debt. Yeah, so the thing is, it's the equivalent of you've used the DVD rental stores DVDs is your backdrop someone's fucking cooking up a massive bill
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but so what's the responsibility when you find out something like this because I source these legally by asking somebody or taking them off like hard Robin
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97 You're a good guide on these types of things.
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What are you just many as a great moral complex campus the campus but what do you think with Gemma watts when you need it? You know to bully you might to fracking getting all these intellectual disabilities
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I got back and wanted my sense coding comedy What do you think 97 do
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you think it's okay to have do we should we
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was I'm not gonna take him back now. Well, but
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you can Yeah,
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they can write them off
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Yeah, so we should we take
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I feel like it's a liability from business.
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What the laws camel sewers
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Yeah, that we've got all of this stuff and that we're going to get a bill and that there's going to be interesting so how
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would they know what the bill is?
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Because you can buy like times that by how many shows they saying go
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to right now go to Gumtree which is like Craigslist and search palettes laws I can how you want me to
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write laws? Yeah,
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look, there's literally companies that aren't last can that are selling these things. So if you bought a stack of DVDs
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for drunk, he's gonna pull drunk. He's just a drunk that never
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Stacey tapes,
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Stacy selling some nice beautiful red ones.
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Stacy.
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Hi, Stacy. Someone's saying I'm interested hang on
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preempting what it would say the it's a $20.
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I Josh is negotiable. Amy could get them as far as
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I reckon Amy would sell if we're buying multiples. 1010 bucks.
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I'm saying Amy your wife
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10 bucks, Tim would spend 10 bucks.
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If me was to do it. 10 bucks.
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The range dandy know
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the problem with these things that we're talking
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about five kilos, ah, buying bulk and save the very, very heavy. Should we do some form of American it'd be a fun video for you to make the life of a pellet. It's a get a representative from Lowes cam. Maybe they could be some given we've given them so much.
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Nothing, but it would be interesting, but maybe they owe us something.
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Maybe we need a workout. How many sort of times have spoken about it? Yeah, and we can set all this sort of stuff out.
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Well we get asked about it and we say people say what is that? In the background? If you shop my amazing you can eat well, I made a you show me the chip.
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Okay, desperate I'm getting
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they put like honey in this is delicious. Oh, yeah. Just how many books you can rent out at the given time of the library?
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I didn't know.
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We were asking this yesterday. What? Because we were saying how stupid is that? You're buying all of these books when you could just
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say it was Episode 276
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to seven six?
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Yes. What do you think? four books at home? How many do you think?
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Yeah, five or six. I will seek
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always Why not? Me, doesn't he?
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Here we go. This is wines done it again.
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wine.
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Ray Josh asking how many items you can borrow from the library. Don't know about I've library services, but Angel long, which is second biggest city in Melbourne. And I'm sorry, in Victoria. Second, baedekers city after Melbourne. So hey, say it.
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Slightly let it sit. I'm not the one who judges the following.
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The following employees borrowing guidelines, library members may borrow up to 40 items at a time
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for this high chance of losing seven of those are including
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up to 15 DVDs and 15 music CDs,
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right who's got a DVD player or a CD player these days?
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But you could you could actually rip the music. You wouldn't need a Spotify you could have Netflix
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and just watch. Yeah, but this is great. Free. I guess it's free. That's it. still gonna have a
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Can we do something? Actually, here we go. We Sorry, I had chicken in my teeth. You know how we were talking the other day about the late like who is leading videos and like we worked winning later.
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Maybe cocoa talking about collaboration. And in one one of the we worked out that we can't buy most cases. It can't just be hundred percent me of 5050 on everything and it should be sort of one person who's leading vision. Someone assisting.
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Okay, you're my bitch. I've got
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I've got a bit of a bitch on the last cam video. This is why he can't lead. leaders don't call there. I can.
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Yeah, they do. Colleagues
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looked at what do you try to say call them pitches.
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Please, ladies, you can't say that anymore.
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You can't say Well, the thing is, if you if especially if you call a female a bitch. I'm calling is being sexy. That being sexist. So if someone is like I always say asshole. She's being a fucking ass. I'll
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still call you my bitch. You'll call? Okay. That's fine. You're my female dog.
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I don't think is that Batman?
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I get it.
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I think the thing is, if you call a female bitch, it takes a white pill can say sexist,
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if sure if she's being an absolute fucking asshole. Can you? Can you call her a cow? No,
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no, you can do any of the ones that are like, ice cold. But if I call you my bitch, I think you could probably call me your bitch. I'm okay with that. But so the idea. So we've got we've got the palette, the palette video. Could you do a video? In February? Yes, that explores this whole palette thing?
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Definitely. So that's what I wanted.
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That's what I want you to do. So So you're saying that you're leading? I will
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know. I love the idea. It's a great idea. So
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my idea. Something around books and libraries.
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Yeah.
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You are standing the library? Because you can hide that idea. Probably.
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I think it's I think, well, it's a dumb know, what I like about it is that we're getting so far away from the time of it being a real requirement that it actually was reading just libraries with what is at hand in a smart device. Or if you've got the internet and you've got some money, you can get a lot of information at a very low cost. Should it be around your house, you don't have to go to a location. So what my What I'm saying is, the further we get away from the actual need of a library, the more interesting it is that they're still around. And so there's some quirks like understanding 15 David, you say you have got DVDs 40 books, I said that I find that shit. Interesting. So as far as an idea goes, it does there is shit. Because it's not something I would ever need to know personally. But I like the fact that I now know that
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wouldn't it be just think how much money you can borrow toys? From some libraries I believe for what to keep in
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mind. Why do I want that? secondhand toys? Why don't I can buy buying secondhand, like specific toys. What happened to
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the plastic instrument that I gave you? It's it's in my cabin.
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Put in the cabin. He gave me a toy from when he was a kid. Sorry by it. So I'm not breaking my rope. But it is it is a fucking flute night you gave me an instrument for my son and a kazoo. And he's the most annoying thing on earth.
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That's right. It's just fucking walking around the house.
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moms like what the fuck are we done?
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Anything that makes a noise? You keep just finding as That's the sound?
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Yeah. to fuck with mom and dad.
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Non Stop. But yeah, I do like the idea.
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So I have the daily talk show.com if you've got any intel on these two, so if you have some form of Intel in regards to libraries, maybe you have a hookup maybe you know, because I've never been to like the legit ones in Melbourne.
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What are they caught with? The Melbourne estate library is phenomenal. I've never been there seen photos. You should we should
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go. You can't talk. It's just it'll be quiet in a
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like the etiquette of a library. That would give me a lot of anxiety. I think. But you not being able to talk.
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I can't even I don't go to the toilet I'm playing so I can't deal with the whole Why is it free? Is it not free? It looks like it's green hasn't closed the thing.
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Alright, night we're talking to this morning about if you accidentally like something that you not meant to be liking on Instagram.
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Yeah, that happens.
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what's the what's the word you the walking contradiction? A dude who hates interaction with people who loves traveling? and traveling is the thing that you need to interact with people. doesn't really make sense. Yeah, it's funny. It's funny. That's right. I mean, I've traveled with you. You do fine.
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When I do it. I'm really proud of myself. Like if I'm tense I'm like why the fuck is that? You know what? It's because I've been at the pitch for four hours and we still got a six hours to we arrived.
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All right, we'll do the do the library video. And the last cam video. cams video. I not say that. Yeah,
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sort of, I guess. Again, winds on board. Hi, the daily torture. Really, it'd be fun. Maybe if you guys have some really good Intel. Maybe you're a librarian, maybe you know some librarians because we want people. We could do interviews and stuff. I'd like to do it as like this is a public service announcement on libraries.
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The Daily talk show I'm really
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extranet finished. Enjoy the rest of your Friday. And we'll see you on Monday. Everyone. If you're doing fat Friday, send us photos of your food to
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your wife's onto it. What is she eating today?
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I don't know today. But she's was this message. She's got a
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product. She's got a $50 note handy that she can use based on her saving.
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Oh, yeah, technically, that's saving money. I don't look at it like that.
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That's That's why I'm
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50 bucks come from the saving. But we didn't spend it. Yeah, I get to go on guys
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say guys, actually, also, before you go. If you're listening to this, you can subscribe to us via YouTube and watch the videos. And if you're watching this, if you're watching this on YouTube, YouTube, we didn't Instagram Paul and most people are listening. Yeah. So if you if you surprisingly, there's lots of people watching. But if you want to listen, you can go through the the other quick thing, and we don't normally do this. What is it? reviewers on the podcast? app? Thanks to have just gone blank on my name. Any?
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Yeah.
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Yeah. Is that what I said? I just will say I'll just throw some shade at the apple podcast app. clunky, clunky for the size of your business, bro. It's really you systems, not 100% there being one thing that Apple podcast app has actually increased. The
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Go on, the user should
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get an app. If I can get that you should watch me watch me get this app search function type in the daily talk.
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co call you back it out. Right?
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You'd think that like an app would just sort of bring up pretty much what you're trying to say. For a long time. It was like butchering, it would just like, stop the search results. Nothing. Because it's not specific. It's not exactly what you write down. It's like something I would do. And then it started this, like, if you sort of typing someone's name wrong, someone who's famous is going to podcast. It's like bringing up episodes or their own podcast.
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So it's getting better. People like me, but Jenny am on Tuesday Lyft to review it with Jenny true smart dude, five stars. Great, interesting conversation. Believe in yourself, guys.
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I
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appreciate the last bit But have we been talking about not believing in ourselves or are we just admitting this disbelief in ourselves? I think that what yeah, maybe desperate sort of the fact that we're asking for reviews feels a bit like that doesn't
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know. Okay,
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thanks, Jenny is pretty. We can actually go down to daily talk. So, guys, bye.