Organised August Confirmed

Josh: The Daily Talk Show.

Tommy: It's a Daily Talk Show episode 410.

Josh: What's happening, guys? That's a nice number.

Tommy: Yeah, uh, what could we get 97 to Google relating to 410?

Josh: Give us a fun fact on the number 410 because we're just discussing, uh, thanks to 3D Deal, 420, what that could signify, and if we could have some brownies cooked and for episode 420.

Tommy: But so it's some sort of weed reference.

Josh: Yeah, 4:20 is a weed reference, and it's the time of day. I thought it was referring to the time of day, and that's why you went—

Tommy: you got away from school.

Josh: 4:20. I mean, I was watching, you know, some after-school telly.

Tommy: What time did you leave home for school?

Josh: Dude, I lived 25 metres away from my primary school. I lived across the road from school, and so I left 5 minutes past 9. I'm trying to remember what time the school— You're late. You're late when you live close. It was the same. I was late. I did. We used to go to the fence.

Tommy: More PlayStation time.

Josh: Me and the boys would go to the fence. Joanne!

Mason: Joanne!

Josh: Because Mum worked from home.

Tommy: Was this primary school?

Josh: Primary school. And biscuits! And she'd bring across these biscuits for us. It was great. And, um, But then the other problem about living close, I got— It was very sad. Sad day for me. And teachers had it in for me. I went home and I just snuck back. Shouldn't do it. I get it. I get it.

Tommy: I remember that's one thing I remember in German, like in German. So, I did LOTE, like everyone does.

Josh: I remember that name, LOTE. What the fuck? What does LOTE mean?

Tommy: Lang— Language.

Mason: L-O-T-E?

Tommy: Yes.

Josh: LOTE.

Mason: Languages other than English.

Tommy: Yeah, there we go.

Josh: Fuck.

Tommy: It's arrogant, isn't it?

Mason: It is.

Josh: So arrogant.

Tommy: It's just like, oh yeah, languages other than English.

Josh: Yeah, let's just, let's not talk about it.

Tommy: Do you reckon? I wonder if like in, like in Mexico or like if it's like languages other than Spanish.

Unknown: Yeah.

Josh: Lots.

Tommy: Lots. Anyway, no, I remember in German I didn't do it after a while because I got a leave pass. Based on I was working too hard and we made a deal that if I cut down my hours at work, they would give me a whole subject free. But when I was doing German, I remember them talking about kids in Germany would go, they would always have a hot lunch.

Josh: Oh, that's awesome.

Tommy: That was the one thing that like stuck in my mind. I'm like, I want to be fucking German. I want a hot lunch.

Josh: See, when you cage the kids, they just want to escape. Whereas like, you know, overseas it becomes, you know, don't fucking run off when you're coming back home. Just go home, get your hot lunch and then go back to school. So I went across not to get my hot lunch, but to get my form signed so I could go on a little excursion, so I could go down to the beach with everybody. And I got it signed, and I must have let it slip that I hadn't had it signed in the morning. And then by the time I said, yeah, here's my form— nah, you're not going. Because, you know, it was like, we know you've gone home and fucking got this signed.

Tommy: Do they think that you went home? They didn't think you—

Josh: I think someone probably ratted on me. Yeah, you know, you don't remember fine details like that.

Tommy: Were you a bully as a kid?

Josh: I mean, would you kick kids? I wouldn't just walk up and kick a kid, but if a kid misbehaved, I'd probably kick him. And if kid kicked me, definitely kick back. Get this, uh, I went to pick up Bodie and there's this little kid, Tina, and Tina is a bit, look, he's a bit aggressive. He's got a little rep. I hope my son doesn't have a rep. Bode, hope you don't have a rep.

Tommy: Do you think Bode has a rep?

Josh: I'm trying to, I'm directing this to you, son.

Tommy: We should actually start getting bits that we can play back to Bode.

Josh: Oh yeah, yeah. What a weird thing having his dad by the time he's old enough, he'll have done 1,000 episodes.

Tommy: But the weird thing is he's going to be like 11, like when we finish up, he'll be like 11 years old.

Josh: Yeah, but we might not even finish up. It might be a slogan that we're still getting started, we're just getting started, still running.

Tommy: But I can meet Stanley in Tassie and have the whole—

Josh: Mate, hopefully we're doing well. Motorbikes, we can be fucking— You'd be on the quad bike. Special boys on the quad bike. Um, so I, I walked into daycare and there's Bodhi, so happy to see me. Tino comes over. Tino's just hitting him on the head with this, um, it's like just a wooden— it's not a wooden, like a rolled up bit of cardboard.

Tommy: Where the fuck did Tino get that?

Josh: I don't know. Tino found this. He created his own weapon. He's got a stash.

Tommy: It's like a fucking easy— I saw him in the corner there too with a toothbrush, just like just fucking grinding it, filing a shiv.

Josh: Anyway, So Tino's hitting him and I was like, I kind of like to see things play out. If Bodie falls over, I don't like to help him. I'm like, you can do it. Like, I think it empowers him, you know, dust it off, he gets up, you know, on his bike. You know, some people, parents might jump in and I don't know, I don't think it's that productive because they, they got to work it out, right?

Tommy: You're the opposite of a helicopter parent.

Josh: What's a helicopter parent?

Tommy: You kidding me? You've never heard of a helicopter? I think it's just they hover. Yeah, always around all the time. I would be a I feel like I'm a helicopter parent with Bodhi. It's mainly when he gets close to the mixer and when I'm fucking touching buttons.

Josh: Yeah, I mean, I'm definitely not a helicopter parent. Like, I feel it out and then I do the download of his capability. So I'm like, I'll see, you can start to see. But I think helicopter parents would probably do that too, where they understand their kids' boundaries, but then they're just, it's their own anxieties on top.

Tommy: I remember Bode running into the chief's— is it the chief? Is that what we call him?

Josh: Who's chief?

Tommy: The St Kilda— in St Kilda.

Josh: Oh, the sheriff.

Tommy: Sheriff.

Josh: Sheriff Longmire from the hit Netflix series Longmire.

Tommy: Yeah, we're walking along one day and he waved you down or whatever. We had a conversation, but Bode was like running into the house and you and Amy were just sort of like chilling there. I was like ready to chase him.

Josh: So I think what you're good at though is thinking ahead of the scenarios that can happen. So in that moment I'm like, there's no danger really that way. I know they don't have a dog. It's like, yeah, you kind of just do the math. It's in an enclosed area. It's like, run that way, the road's that way, so fucking go that way.

Tommy: Okay, sure.

Josh: So you just start to sort of preempt shit like that. I mean, how many great videos online are of mothers saving their children, like grabbing their foot at the last minute? It's like, it's like you start—

Tommy: Is it really a genre?

Mason: There's a whole subreddit.

Tommy: What is it called?

Josh: Mother's saving kids. It's so fucking cool. There's this one where this kid literally is falling off this balustrade, like this staircase, like a, like a, um, like a balustrade. Like, isn't it like a decking balustrade?

Tommy: Like, can we get the official definition of a balustrade? Word of the day, Gemma Watts.

Josh: Specifically that, but it was like, um, it was like a guard that went over stairs. Anyway, this kid falls through the fucking stairs and you just see this woman lunge and grab it, grab the ankle of the kid who's dangling upside down.

Unknown: Last second.

Tommy: That's impressive.

Josh: It was so fucking cool.

Tommy: And so what was Tino's deal?

Josh: So Tino's hitting him and I'm just like, it's not, it's not really going to end that badly. Bodhi's like, you know, stop it. I don't like it. He says that. And then in the car—

Tommy: Tino's doing it in front of you.

Josh: Yeah, but kids do this shit. It's not that much of a big deal.

Tommy: Okay.

Josh: I mean, where—

Tommy: Do you think he knew? He knew that you were Bodhi's dad?

Josh: Definitely. They all like, Daddy, Daddy. They all know who their father is, because I know, but they all know, oh, that's Bodhi's daddy, that's Bodhi's daddy, that's Bodhi's mummy. They say that kind of shit.

Tommy: Yeah, the kids do.

Josh: Anyway, in the car, because I did feel like I needed to instruct Bodhi. Yeah, because I was like, do you instruct kids to fight back? Do you instruct kids to defend themselves? And I told Bodhi, I said, mate, if little Tino does that again I want you to grab the stick and pull it off him. And Bodhi looked at me and he said, no snatching. No, he told me that he can't do that because it's snatching. No snatching.

Tommy: I was just like, oh God, surely you can. That's a time that you can snatch. I feel like that's a good— it's a good level. I feel like if this was 1997, you would say 'Now you fucking kick him in the head and you belt the shit out of him.' But it's one of those moments where the kid educates the parent. Well, you actually know which kids, like growing up, you'd be scared of the kids whose parents are the ones that say, 'Yeah, just belt them.' No, I didn't say belt him.

Josh: I was just like, 'You grab him and you pull him away.' Self-defense. No snatching.

Tommy: I was thinking about that this morning as I was walking in.

Josh: Self-defense.

Tommy: Yeah, if I— if someone came in and they had a knife and I had a knife, could I actually kill them? I don't know if I could.

Josh: There's been weaker men that have killed people with a knife than you. It's— the thing is, it's— you don't— like, if someone's good enough, they've thought about it. You haven't. Coming at— like, it's horrible.

Tommy: What if they don't have a knife but they're coming at me but I have a knife?

Josh: I think it'd be Like you could cut them, but it's—

Tommy: But that's what I mean.

Josh: Yeah, but it could end up worse for you. That's the problem with people, people with weapons. They could end up just getting themselves killed by that weapon.

Tommy: Guns and tasers I'm more comfortable with.

Unknown: Nah.

Tommy: I find a taser would be a lot easier to use.

Josh: I've used, um, uh, peppermint, peppermint, peppermint spray.

Tommy: A bit of aloe vera.

Josh: I've used pepper spray on a bunch of people.

Tommy: Where? That's illegal, I think, in Australia.

Unknown: Yeah, yeah.

Tommy: Where'd you find it?

Josh: Oh, someone gave me a can. I actually can't remember. It was a little— this is a little can. Like, you can get all this shit in the States. Like, it's just— you just go into fucking—

Tommy: Well, that's what made me think about it was because I was watching Teenage Paparazzo, that documentary, and the kid's got pepper spray, and you can see how much extra confidence he has.

Josh: You don't want to use it though.

Tommy: Yeah, but he's saying like, like a guy sort of like hassling him, he's like, bro, don't do it. Don't hassle me. I was like, fuck, the reason he's got so much swagger is because he knows he can fucking mace the dude.

Josh: Yeah, yeah. But then there's still— I mean, I got bottled.

Tommy: That's not an ideal—

Josh: by the people that I used it on because they were like a group of them beat— yeah, yeah, because it's not like— it's— you need like one of the fucking, um, huge cans. Like, have you seen someone get pepper sprayed before? It's full on.

Tommy: Yeah, and but you get it, you'd need to wear goggles.

Josh: Small. Yeah, exactly.

Tommy: And then they know if that you're putting on goggles and entering into a fight, you sort of reveal The funniest video, another funny rabbit hole. Where's your hand?

Josh: In my pocket. It's like, have you ever put your hand in your pocket? Are you that flexible to put your hand in your pocket?

Tommy: I do not sit and put my— it looks everyone like he's got his hand on his cock right now.

Josh: To be honest, don't give a fuck. If you think I got my hand on my cock, that's your thought.

Mason: Do you?

Josh: No, look, it's like on my leg.

Tommy: Okay.

Josh: I've got big thighs.

Mason: All right.

Josh: Another rabbit hole to go down is—

Tommy: Is it because your hands are cold?

Josh: Yeah, my hands. Feel my hands. It's freezing. It's freezing hot. Fucking soft aloe vera hands over here.

Tommy: I do have nice hands, don't I?

Josh: Hands of the modern day man, not fucking a piece of dried skin. Well, it's really pointing out that you haven't done a hard day's labour ever.

Tommy: Yeah, I did.

Josh: And that if the world goes into doomsday mode, you're done.

Tommy: Well, yeah, I've actually been thinking about all these things, doomsday stuff. There was a What's the big rocks that come from space we have to worry about?

Mason: Comets?

Josh: Asteroids?

Unknown: Meteors?

Josh: Meteors?

Tommy: Meteorites.

Josh: Meteorites.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: Aren't they all something? Comets? Things that hit the Earth, are you saying?

Tommy: Yeah. Well, there was one, I think there was one the other day that got like— Asteroids. Like asteroids. Thank you.

Unknown: Comets won't hit the Earth.

Josh: Comets are just a ball of ice in space.

Unknown: It's like a ball of ice and stuff that Goes through.

Tommy: So what's an asteroid?

Unknown: An asteroid, I believe, I believe an asteroid is something that enters the Earth's atmosphere. A meteor is something that burns up in the Earth's atmosphere, but I'm not 100% sure. I might have it the other way around.

Josh: But sometimes—

Tommy: 97, what do you find?

Unknown: Space shit.

Tommy: He looks shocked. What do we need to know?

Mason: No, no, I'm just— sorry, I'm just, I'm still reading the difference between—

Tommy: what is a baluster?

Mason: It's like a, it's like a handrail.

Josh: Yeah, yeah. So I was It was a— So, yeah. So then that's not the correct context because that might run down the side of stairs or something. This was at the top of the stairs sealing off the drop to the bottom. But so, yeah, you've been worrying about that. My rabbit hole, just let me get my rabbit hole out. The videos of people—

Tommy: Fill the hole.

Josh: —going into the hood, starting fights with gangsters. And as soon as they're like, alright, bro, let's go, he pulls off all of his clothes. And then, and it just freaks him out. Yeah, yeah, it's funny. Have you seen that, Mr. Nice Guy? No, no, no, I mean, that's how you get killed. No, but the funny thing is that these gangsters are like, oh dude, fucking, oh no. They're like, they, they think he's psycho. Like, if you could out psycho somebody, they usually will like, well, that's what, not mix it.

Tommy: That's the advice you've given if any, uh, junkie goes extreme.

Josh: Oh no, the advice I gave was, this was from, um, Banachek. Banecek, I think it was. Oh no, the guy that's on Netflix, he's got that series about, um, persuasion manipulation. It's like that where they get a bunch of people into this, um, this big warehouse and— oh, The Push. Yeah, look it up, The Push. And so they—

Tommy: you've spoken about The Push, I remember, like probably 150 episodes ago, I reckon. So good.

Josh: And so it's like, um, they're basically— Darren Brown. Darren Brown, he was on Joe Rogan. Unbelievable dude. He's a master at the art of persuasion. Anyway, persuades this person to— persuades a bunch of people to be in this moment where they could push someone off a building and kill them, kill them. But it's like—

Tommy: Why do you say kill them in quotation marks?

Josh: No one dies, but it's like, it's all about seeing who would push. And so they find these people and there's all these ways of doing, right? So it's like in one of the bits, it's like, The way they weeded out a whole bunch of people that weren't suitable for the programme was they bring them all into this room and then there's a few planted people already in this waiting bay. And then the rest of the seats are filled with punters that they're trying to see if they can persuade. And like the people who have been paid to be there stand up. And then so when you're sitting around, there's 3 people have stood up in a room. Do you stand up when you're waiting?

Tommy: And then they sit down. Do you think? Do you think I would?

Josh: I reckon you'd stand up 100%.

Tommy: You think I'd stand up?

Josh: Yeah, 100%. I reckon you'd do it because you don't want to be awkward.

Tommy: I'd be more likely to sit down. No, no, no. As in, if everyone was standing and then 3 people sat down, I'd sit down.

Josh: I reckon you would stand when everyone else does based. I probably would too. You'd just be like, what is the reception area? No, it was just like in a big room. They know they're about to be filmed and shit. So there's a lot at stake. I think you would. I think you would. Doing a machine? Yeah, I think you would. Like, I think when you're walking, if you were with a bunch of people and they all started crossing the road, you'd do it. I think you just like— I'm the one that's crossing the road. You're thinking about everything else. Yeah, specifically me. I think you're thinking about what we're doing here. And so you end— I think you'd just go with the sheep. Baa.

Tommy: Yeah, I like to think that I'm like one of the senior sheep.

Josh: Yeah. So checking out that I don't know where I was going with the manipula— the Darren Brown. What was I saying there?

Tommy: No, well, I was just asking you about pointing out the fact that you've suggested that if a junkie comes up to you—

Josh: Yes. So he says that you can— it's like a disruption to someone, you know, if they're angry. So if someone is trying to— bro, what's your fucking problem?

Tommy: And you said to say something like red bucket.

Josh: Nah, just say something that breaks that moment up so much. So it could be like, you know, Red Spoon eating baby food. Like, it'd be— they— because they try and grab— they, they then have to grapple with—

Tommy: could we just— what you've just said, could we ignore them?

Josh: Because that can fire them up. So it's like, I don't, I don't think you should do this, but he tells this amazing storey where he got in this fight with this guy who— I haven't been in any fights.

Tommy: So the master manipulator is getting into fights trying to fucking say baby eat the strong.

Josh: Look, you're trying to avoid this shit. I've been in plenty of fights, but it's probably because I was wanting to fight. Yeah, well, that's my whole thing. But you can still get in fights, like you can still be in trouble if you don't even want the trouble.

Tommy: Yeah, that's what I'm trying to avoid. I mean, yeah, avoid, avoid, always.

Josh: Like, if you can run, run. Fuck that.

Tommy: Fuck fighting. I can't, that's why we're trying to work out other options.

Josh: True. Get you a full armoured suit.

Tommy: I'll be, uh, I'll be running in August. Okay, are we gonna go there?

Josh: It is the 31st of July 2019, correct? Tomorrow, 1st of August, which means for my birthday, which means it is organised Action August.

Tommy: Organized August.

Josh: Act— just one more time.

Tommy: Organized August. It's very hard. So I mean, you fucked up and said organized. I think you're on board with organized. I'm a sheep. Fuck it now.

Josh: No, so are you back? See, isn't this funny?

Tommy: Do you remember yesterday?

Josh: I can tell you what's happened. I can tell you exactly.

Tommy: I can tell, I can tell what's happened. You tell me what's happened.

Josh: That couldn't give a fuck about the name of this month. That's you, you've probably bought the domain.

Tommy: I mean, I haven't. That's one of the things being organised August is I'm cutting down domain names.

Josh: Okay, okay, so recap. Josh came to us with an idea of a month. Think Sober October, Dry July, Movember. I mean, these things are movements and they're usually for charity. These are very selfish. This is a selfish month. No, I don't think it's— well, there's no charity attached. All those ones I mentioned are, um, uh, relating directly to a charitable cause.

Tommy: Well, we need to— I think we need to get it off the ground and then once it's got legs, it's like, fuck, let's No, I think this—

Josh: I like your intention for the Gronk Squad, getting people on board. My pushback was, don't tell me what to do. Don't ever come to me.

Tommy: I think the reason why you've changed, because, ladies and gentlemen, Gronks of the world, if you've been listening yesterday, you would have heard a heap amount of pushback. No, we had people— I think I saw Tiff did an Insta storey where she was saying, loving the TJ's pushback.

Josh: Yeah, thanks, Tiff. Um, appreciate that. You know, don't encourage me. I don't need any more encouragement on it. But my— it was pointed out, my— if you listen to the conversation, I think what was fleshed out with Josh's approach to something called Organized August, where he wants to get organized— there's no—

Tommy: which is the key thing, it was fleshed out.

Josh: So yeah, and I think literally we haven't really spoken about it outside of that session in terms of fleshing it out. And so we're now fleshing it out more. What I identified was there was a lack of accountability around the action taken within Organized August, which I think it needs to be done every single episode.

Tommy: You wouldn't even give it 5 minutes.

Josh: Okay, so I'm on board with doing something in August, and if you just want to coin it Organized August, whatever. I want Action August just because that's— I think it's the piece missing You know, like organisation is fine, but without action, it's useless. There's nothing.

Tommy: But if you're all action and not organised, you're not going to fucking do anything.

Josh: Yeah, I reckon there'd be— Depends on what your goal is. What's your goal?

Tommy: Mine's to be organised in August. But anyway, Queen Gronkh Gem wrote in, said she was just finishing today's episode now. I voted yes after listening. So, how dare you? That was to me, which I was a bit cut about. Fuck, I haven't seen cut in a while.

Josh: Yeah. A bit cut. Cut saying it.

Tommy: That was a bit cut. But then she said, I don't care so much for Action August. Yeah. So, Gem is all for Organised August. Yep. The problem with the domain, I'll tell you why I didn't get the domain name. Long.

Josh: Do you use a Z? Do you use an S?

Tommy: That was the exact thing. The H is available.

Josh: I'm like, I just texted someone and wrote, um, I, I just realized, and it converted the— you always do a Z. No, my phone does a Z and I don't— I'm just like, whatever, I don't care enough. I just tap on the, you know, adjust to that, whatever. I can probably change it. So I'm on board and I've worked out— I said yesterday I'm going to work out my thing for August, my thing that I'm going to do most August, 31 days. Okay. Sure, I can give the baby his Organised August.

Tommy: Ben Fordham says, I'm supporting Organised August, spelled with an S. It's a great idea. You shouldn't have buckled under pressure. Action August sounds like a superhero. Switch it back, bro. It could be the new Dry July. Look, uh, so if we've got the support of Ben— Yeah, mainstream media's Ben Fordham. Surely that's Surely that's worth something as well. That's cut through. He knows it. He's a content guy.

Josh: Yeah, I won't, I won't deny him that.

Tommy: Maybe a simulcast with 2GB. We could do an organized, some form of session.

Josh: I'm sure he could probably get some cash raised for it if we wanted to. Always thinking about the cash, but all right. Radio stations love a charity attached to it. 2GB could get behind that.

Tommy: What about Office— like I was saying, Officeworks. Organized August brought to you by Officeworks.

Josh: I'd be happy to. Okay, Organized August, I'll give you that. I'm taking action in August and I hope you are too. And I have a specific— and I said I would come to you with a thing that I'm doing across the 31 days. 3D Deals is—

Unknown: I'm gonna do running.

Tommy: But you went from I'm gonna run 270 kilometres to—

Josh: you did say 2, and then we did— we're doing the math marathon 27 days.

Tommy: Yeah, yeah, I'll do— I'll still do that. Okay, so he's, he's 100% confident.

Josh: He's vying for 200 kilometres of running, which is intense. And Mr. 97, what are you doing for 31 days?

Mason: Meditating every day. What time?

Tommy: What time? Yeah, 10 AM in the office.

Josh: Yeah, fuck, he's getting paid to meditate. No, morning meditation.

Mason: Morning, first thing before I come to work.

Josh: Wake up, Yeah. Yeah. So that's awesome. And then we don't quite know what Josh is actually doing within Organise August other than getting organised, but that's not really a specific thing.

Tommy: I can give you the 1st of August, like what I'll do. Okay.

Josh: The hard thing is I don't want it to be—

Tommy: It is really rattling you because you just did your anxious breath.

Josh: Nah, because I don't— I'm just having a strong coffee.

Tommy: Is your heart okay?

Josh: Yeah, it's pumping. Yeah, what is it? Uh, if you don't have— if you can't articulate it and you're coming every single day telling us about some other organizing, we don't know if it actually got done or not.

Tommy: Well, so I think that it is— I say the thing that's going to happen tomorrow, and then I do it, and I report back the next day. Or the thing I'm doing today, and then the next day I say, hey guys, this is what I've done.

Josh: Oh yeah, but then that just becomes quite a boring show. Every single day listening to you, how you feel.

Tommy: For like a few minutes, I think it'll be fine.

Josh: So it's all a check-in, right? So I mean, it's just more Mason, have you done it? 3D Deal, have you gone for a run?

Tommy: That's the thing, like how much— yeah, what can 3D Deal or 97 talk about in regard to running? I can—

Josh: so how they're feeling, yeah, benefits, how far they've run. Have you actually been— like, you can't, you know, have you missed it? Is it— are you pushing it back anytime? I guess that's it. And so then it's single focus.

Tommy: So, uh, August 1st, the very first day of Organized August, is organise your wallet. Okay. How many cards do you have in there that you don't need? How many stickers do you still have on your, uh, credit card that you need to activate? Have you got any of those cards where you actually haven't activated the card yet?

Josh: I've got them.

Tommy: I had the frequent flyer one. I've got the sticker where it says call 1300 blah blah blah. You don't need that card.

Josh: Okay, how often are you— I mean, this is why you're going to get organised.

Tommy: Where is my wallet? Anyway, I was going to pull it out.

Josh: It must be upstairs. This is— just get a fucking paperclip.

Tommy: All right, so this is your wallet.

Josh: Don't show the other side because it's got my credit card.

Tommy: Okay, our company card. Um, so you've got a med— actually, as part of Organised August, I'm going to get a Medicare card. You don't have one?

Josh: No child? No. Has— I mean, Mr. 97, you're still on— Have you got one? He's still on family card.

Mason: Yeah, I'm on the family card, but they've got an app on your phone where you could just show the card.

Tommy: Could I do that? Yeah.

Josh: Wait, could I? Yeah. Are you still on mummy's account? Yes, still on mummy's. What number of the Medicare are you? Number 2?

Tommy: I literally haven't been to the GP, which is why, like, Which is why you don't even need the Medicare card.

Josh: You can tell them your name and then, or just fucking tell them the number. Like, I used to just have a number.

Tommy: I think Mum would just send me a photo and I'd be like, hey, this is—

Josh: I mean, you can just tell, I just need the number. You don't even know the card, physical card.

Mason: You can't scan the one on the phone. It's literally just a green photo with the number on it.

Josh: Medicare card in Australia is free GP, free doctors. Yeah, bulk billed, paid through the government if you go to bulk bill. Anyway, so you've already done organised Yeah, I did the wallet thing because my other wallet fell apart, so it was forced.

Tommy: How many cards do you think you should have in a wallet? What do you need?

Josh: Business card, personal card.

Tommy: Oh, as in business, business credit card, or whatever?

Josh: Yeah, business FPOS card, personal FPOS card, just in case you have one, gym membership to flex, and driver's license.

Tommy: Is that deliberate having the fitness first one out?

Josh: No, it's because I don't use— I use the business card and the Fitness First card more than anything else. I don't need any of that other shit. I lost my fucking driver's licence though.

Tommy: You don't have a driver's license? You're having a go at me for not having a Medicare card, but you don't have a driver's license?

Josh: I don't get pulled over. If they're going to pull me over, I'll say I lost it. I'm getting a new one.

Tommy: Well, did you know, because I actually thought that— I think I've said it on this show— that I took ages to update my fucking address. Yeah. And then I actually— I still need to do that. No, I haven't done it yet.

Josh: Luckily for Organized August. No, but I got—

Tommy: ah, that will be— that's a good one. That's not under the organised wallet. I think that's a separate day.

Josh: I've just had a realisation because I don't really care about you updating your address. I've just realised, are you organised for Organised August? Because it sounds like you're fucking very unorganised based on not having 31 things to do.

Tommy: Organised or disorganised?

Josh: I never know. I think we worked it out yesterday. You're very— you're disorganised. What's the difference between disorganised and unorganised? Um, it seems like you are—

Mason: they're used interchangeably—

Josh: very unorganised for August. To be honest, an organised August, you would go into tomorrow.

Tommy: What do you want to say? You want to see— I want to say 31.

Josh: I want to see 31 achievable, 31 achievable things you need to organize. Okay, I think that would be a nice way. That way we could put it up on the You could do a blog about it.

Tommy: And maybe we could do a, maybe we could do some sort of opt-in where people can select which days they're going to. 31 Insta Stories is too many. I mean, but I could do an Insta Story for each tonight.

Josh: Insta Stories is too many. Talking about it for 31 days on a podcast is excessive. No, no, no.

Tommy: I'm saying 31 Insta Stories in a row.

Josh: Oh, oh yeah.

Tommy: Like if I was to do that tonight, if I was to go through and say, Yes or no. And they'll screen. It's a lot of work.

Josh: Yeah. I guess what we got to work out is that we've got 4 of us that are putting us, putting ourselves forward. So we got to share the love across the babies. Yeah. And so the wallet. Anyway, so that's tomorrow. We'll get into that stuff, but you'll write the list.

Tommy: Yeah. I've already spoken to a potential brand partner.

Josh: You just put my fucking cart in there.

Tommy: No one saw it. The, um, oh no, you brought it up.

Josh: I, so I've got my, my, do you want to know mine?

Tommy: Your what? Card number.

Josh: Fuck off, mate, I won't give you any card number personal details. We do want to know. So I've got my one, so Mason's meditation, Dylan's exercise or running, and yours is wishy-washy. 31 things. Yeah, I actually really like that, 31 things to organise in August.

Mason: I like that.

Tommy: What's the difference though? That's literally what I was saying.

Josh: Tangible fucking amount of things, not just like, oh, oh, my address. Oh, you know, so you actually have it.

Tommy: It's still 31 things.

Josh: But it's like saying I'm going to, I'm going to, there's no, there's no metric.

Tommy: I'm saying every single day I'm having something. Your pushback is on that it's going to happen every day.

Josh: Oh no, no, no. It was that you didn't have any of these done, like, and you aren't organised for all of this.

Tommy: So you're fine. So if I have them and I present them, you'll find me talking about it on the show each day.

Josh: I think it makes more sense if you've got them fleshed out and it's It's like, isn't there something in the reveal? Oh, I mean, you can have them online, people can see them. Okay, but I think it's—

Tommy: I'll do it as a blog post, thedailytalkshow.com. I've written out the 31 things. So what's your thing anyway?

Josh: What are you doing? So my thing, 31 days of ideas. And this is fucking—

Tommy: this is, this is backwards.

Josh: If you're having a go at actions Could you go any the opposite of action? I have to action one of the ideas. So the habit is each morning write out between 5 and 10 ideas and then I have to action it. So it's like journal— you've got journaling. Who was saying that they did this? Oh, um, James Altucher. That's right, the podcaster. Quirky guys because he's made a shitload of money.

Tommy: He's got a hair like Mr.

Josh: Money. Lost it.

Mason: What are you talking about?

Tommy: He's got a hair like you.

Unknown: He's got very similar Howard Stern.

Josh: He's He's a VC, venture capitalist. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Made a bunch of cash last month. Yeah, quirky New York Jew. He's— I quite like him. I've listened to his podcast for years, but his whole thing was like every day writing 10 ideas and then he started sending these ideas to companies that— and then it would, you know, he had meetings based on these. And I think, you know, I think ideas without action are useless. Yeah. But if we can action them—

Tommy: and so you're going to do the 5 to 10 ideas and then how are you going to action them?

Josh: I'm going to actually pick one, pick one of them to action across the day, and then I can report in. Yeah, I mean, I don't quite know. Do you think? Yeah, I think so. I mean, maybe there's some ones that are— I mean, the problem is maybe if I— the one I'm actioning, I'll share. But so, some of them are going to benefit us, some of them will benefit the team, the Gronk Squad.

Tommy: Minimum viable product. Yep. Every day, uh, 97, you need to screen grab on the— which meditation app are you using?

Mason: Uh, I'm looking at either Smiling Mind or there's a YouTube, um—

Josh: hang on, you've got Sam Harris's app? Yeah, I'm not paying for it though. I got that free thing. Oh, you got the free trial? Yeah, yeah, I got that year free.

Tommy: So why don't you use that?

Josh: What are you talking about? What do you mean? If you've got a year free, yeah, but you only signed up 3 months ago.

Mason: I'm not sure if I'm keen on his voice. Oh dude, that's your problem, dude.

Tommy: Oh, you'll set something else.

Josh: You're missing the point of meditation. I guess find something that you like.

Tommy: Don't be so rude to his guru.

Josh: You've got one day. Yeah, yeah.

Mason: No, Smiling Mind's great. Smiling Mind. Yeah, yeah, great. I mean, I'll just change it up. Like, there's Jay Shetty's great as well.

Josh: Oh, has he got one too?

Mason: Yeah, oh, not an app, but just he's got YouTube, like, I think things—

Josh: it's great not having to think about where you're getting it from and Googling YouTube Jay Shetty meditation this morning.

Mason: Like, the idea of having to worry about YouTube pre-roll for for a meditation session is horrendous.

Josh: Why don't you just do— why don't you— I mean, you don't want to do Sam Harris for some reason. Do it for 31 days and see what happens. See if at 31 days you're like, I actually— I like Sam Harris. Well, because he's got day 1, day 2, day 3. Like, it starts, you can go through it.

Tommy: What about your mum? It sounds like a mum joke, but your mum's got a meditation place.

Josh: I mean, his is so specific for day 1, day 2, and account ability.

Mason: Smiling Mind's got that as well.

Josh: Yeah, then Smiling Mind or that, and set your reminder in there.

Tommy: So why did you pick Smiling Mind?

Mason: Because the guy's voice is great. Okay, it's just more— I feel— What about Headspace? It's— Nah, I'm not keen on Headspace. They got like a— I think it's an English British accent.

Tommy: Yeah, Smiling Mind is Aussie company. Yeah, yeah, I think Sam Kavs, mate.

Josh: Maybe I could have made it up. It's, um, it's a good app. Yeah. Great. So you're going to do that? Yeah. Amazing.

Tommy: And, uh, and so we get a screen grab from every single time you do it. 97. Uh-huh. Uh, you'll do an Insta story. 3D Dill. Yeah. Can you do an Insta, uh, Insta storey of a screen grab of your Strava? Yeah.

Unknown: Gronks can follow me on Strava too if they want.

Tommy: Okay, great.

Unknown: That's a fellow Gronks have Strava.

Josh: How do you follow on that?

Tommy: What's, what's this?

Unknown: It's the same thing as Instagram. Like you search up a person's name. You click follow. Is it 3D Deal? No, it's, it's, I'll, I'll put the information up, uh, on Instagram tonight.

Tommy: What does that mean?

Unknown: People can access it, like my name, what to type in.

Josh: Oh yeah, yeah, do a screenshot.

Unknown: Yeah, tutorial video, just, just to make it easy.

Tommy: I stopped using Strava because, because you didn't use it. No, I was using it, but I was being told that I wasn't using it correctly.

Unknown: How do you not use Strava correctly?

Tommy: Well, because I was turning it on for my 1-kilometer ride to work and apparently you tag that as a commute. Yeah, I wouldn't.

Josh: What would you say? I was just like a ride. Yeah. And so, to be honest, fuck yeah. If you think that that's not using it properly, leave Josh alone. Yeah, I got you back there. That's bullshit. Fucking—

Tommy: and so now I don't ride the bike anymore. Yeah, and that's fucking ridiculous.

Josh: How dare someone criticise you while wearing Lycra? It's fucked.

Tommy: So it's not ideal. But I was going to ask Dill if he's wearing Lycra. He won't have to if he's running. No, he's running.

Unknown: So I left my Lycra in Canada. What brand do you got? Um, I had a little bit of Rapha gear and, um, oh, it's just gonna bug me. Let me— I need to search up the name for it.

Josh: We don't care that much. No, I don't care.

Tommy: I had— I have Rapha.

Josh: He's not using it. It's at home. Weird flex for a guy that doesn't bike ride that you've got it. Well, I was looking at the indoor, the Anyway, let's stay on, let's stay on track. So 3D deal, what he's going to screenshot.

Tommy: I think you should do a screenshot which shows—

Mason: I reckon you could do a post-run selfie. Yeah, I mean, he's mixing it up.

Tommy: How excited was 97 about the content guy?

Mason: Oh, we've got enough screenshots. If you're doing it, I'm doing it, and Tommy's. Yeah, well, I haven't—

Josh: what is Josh? Because I felt like you were going around the room directing us what we're doing. No, no, no, whatever it is. What's— no, my one.

Tommy: Your one. Yeah, baby. No, you take a photo of— can you buy a nice— you can do it on the business, buy yourself a nice little book. Yeah. That you write in. What's like a moleskin? Yeah. And do little dots. I think like rather than— I love seeing dot points. Little dots. Little dot points of the ideas. I don't know, just the little dots look really good. Yeah. Just try and keep it neat. Yeah. And I want to see— I want you to do that each day. So, take a photo of that and then just do I know, because I'm underlining the idea that you want to use.

Josh: Do you think that—

Tommy: Are you worried that some of them are too inside baseball?

Josh: Yeah, some of them are very specific to what we're doing and we're our mission.

Tommy: Okay, well, we'll see how we go.

Josh: Maybe, but I think maybe I can go through.

Tommy: Why don't I go through and like the, um, like a government file, I'll go through like we take a photo and yeah, and I'll black out any ones that I think that are inappropriate.

Josh: No, that's— yeah, I like that. So, but I don't— I think you'll get boring doing it every single day, but I will, I will do it. I think accountability from the boys. Yeah, and I'll do something from the Gronk Squad. I'll post something.

Tommy: Yeah, and I'll do an email tonight, I think, about it.

Josh: Maybe you did say that last week for Sunday.

Tommy: Yeah, I think it's going out. Yeah, while I was thinking, that's all good. Well, the audience is building though, the Gronk Squad. Yeah, we've got a great open rate and all that sort of thing. But what people are probably wondering is what's happening with Mr. 97's hair. But I think that we actually wait and talk about it tomorrow and we, um, get Gem Watts involved because there's, there's a lot going on. Very quickly, you were telling me that you had some fucking, um, conditions. Conditions. Yeah, I thought at first he meant hair conditioner.

Josh: Yeah, no, I thought he said he had a condition, like he's got something wrong with him. Folliculitis.

Tommy: No, I mean a bit of dandruff, but He was literally doing it, doing like that with his hair yesterday and dandruff was going everywhere. Yeah, it wasn't great. Isn't it crazy to think that the vacuum, like, that's what's in the vacuum, DNA and stuff.

Mason: Anyway. Yes. No. So no, this is perfect because I think, I think it's going to play into Organised August. But I was having a think about it last night and—

Josh: Where were you when you were thinking?

Mason: In the shower. That's where all the nice thinking is.

Josh: That's your thinking place, isn't it? Yeah, it is. That's great. You've mentioned thinking in the shower. He literally said— I asked him about something, he's like, I was thinking last night in the shower. It's his thinking place.

Tommy: It's great. How long do you spend in the shower?

Mason: Uh, 20 minutes.

Tommy: Oh, Jason's family are gonna have to sell their fucking house when they return based on that. Massive shower.

Josh: Yeah, 2 showers a day, 20 minutes.

Mason: Uh, no, the one in the morning is 15. Yeah, it's full on. Um, no, but I was thinking about it last night and I think bleaching the hair is a pretty big thing. So I think, Josh, you sort of threw me under the bus a little bit. Have you been speaking to your mum?

Tommy: Doesn't it feel like someone who's gone off and spoken to their mum or their lawyer? Was your mum okay by me tagging her on LinkedIn, by the way?

Mason: I actually didn't ask her. I haven't spoken to her. But she received her redundancy yesterday.

Tommy: Redundancy is great.

Josh: I always celebrate a redundancy. Yeah, I know. You're still jobless at the end of redundancy.

Tommy: Fucking high fives how much cash you get.

Josh: You got 2 weeks to work it out. If you get a 4-week redundancy, you got 2 weeks to chill, 2 weeks to fucking stress out. People get heaps. Yeah, some people's like, mate got 9 weeks the other month.

Mason: Anyway, no, so I think, I think a good thing to do, uh, would be for every week that my hair is bleached, Josh, you have to go to the gym twice.

Tommy: Far out, why is he so invested in my health? It's annoying, but I'll do it twice. Twice. The most selfless two sessions.

Josh: Repetition. That is selfless. Like, he could— you still owe me an AirPod suck, and I'm gonna call it in one day. But I, but I'm also thinking maybe I'm just quick as an avocado. Maybe, maybe I just have one up on you. So it's like, if you ever want me to do something, I can say I didn't get you to do the suck, so it's, you know, it's like, it's negative. It goes down to the negative, so it's all good. Okay, so I owe you a suck. You owe me a suck, but he's asking you because I would use, I would use mine to get out of something that you'd try and get me to do. He's using his fucking—

Tommy: Well, what could the other options be? What else could he ask?

Josh: Do something bad, like get you to do something horrid.

Tommy: Like what? Like going to the gym twice a week? Twice a week.

Mason: No, but I think it could be something 3 times, and I just, I pulled it back to 2 because I thought 3 is a bit much.

Tommy: So can we do it, some of the things around the gym? No joke. No, no, in all seriousness, I was speaking to Bree about this the other day because we paint the picture of the gym like it's a big fail. Who for? For you. For me. For you. Because I haven't been going. And Bree's like, it pains me every single time it comes out of our ing. Just fucking do something. It pains me. Yeah, it's such a like, pains me. It's a real guilt trip. But this is my thing. When I joined the gym, we were looking at places on the south side of town with the idea that we would— our office is in the north and I would then drive, either walk. No, I'd walk.

Josh: It was like getting thrown. Yeah, I know. Mercury is set over there. Please don't.

Tommy: So I would walk from the office and then go to the gym, and then from the gym I'd walk home. Yeah, baby's ideal life. The problem is that because we ended up living in the north, now I've got to fucking backtrack if I want to go. I backtrack every night to go to the gym. Which gym do you go to?

Josh: I go to one in St Kilda.

Tommy: Okay, but it's still quite— it's in your suburb.

Josh: Yeah, but it's on the other side of St Kilda. Like, I'm in near the beach and this is St Kilda East, and so I still have to drive there. It's still a pain in the dick.

Tommy: Well, you have, you have your car here. Could we do midday twice a week as our lunch break?

Josh: Um, maybe. What's—

Tommy: what, surely that's— I mean, because that was my thought process.

Mason: I was like, knock off at like 4 or something and then you guys can—

Tommy: What's different to midday? Yeah, yeah.

Josh: Look, so like, getting you—

Mason: otherwise it's not going to happen.

Josh: I mean, if you're saying yes to this, maybe we can have it organised in August.

Tommy: Yeah, no, but because what I'm worried about is if I go to the gym in the evening, I'm going to be out of the house at like 8 PM.

Josh: Yeah, that's what I do every, every second. That's bullshit. I know it's— but the thing is, you actually get used to it once you build that habit. I hated it, but I'm like there and I'm just like, yeah, there last night. I just got bored with every exercise, so I moved on to a new one. But I was just like, don't you worry about that, mind state. You're like driving.

Tommy: Like, what the fuck are you doing at 8:30 anyway?

Josh: Sitting your ass on the couch. You're literally doing nothing at home.

Tommy: This is why for me, that's why I think like, that's why if I had something at home, which I've taken the brakes off, I'm not spending 50 cents because I nearly bought the bike trainer. I'm like, you know what, I'm not going to do that. I'm ruling that out.

Josh: So hang on, let's just throw it out the gong strike because we do have a bunch of people in the fitness industry that It's the driving that annoys me. No, this is every excuse under the sun. So my point is— It's literally one excuse.

Tommy: I don't want to have to fucking drive to the gym. Well, you could—

Mason: okay, we can reframe it then, and then you can do a bodyweight workout here. Yeah, okay. An hour bodyweight workout.

Tommy: Who's doing it with me? You're doing it with me. Yeah, I'll do it with you. Okay.

Josh: I'll do it with you. I do have boxing gloves. I've got—

Tommy: why haven't we done that yet?

Josh: Because we've all got our own dialed-in routines and we're actually catering to your routine. Like we're actually shifting our consistent routine for you. That's why, that's why.

Tommy: Do you really think that you drive— do you say you drove, you drive 10 minutes?

Josh: Around 10 minutes. Sometimes I hit all the lights. It's fucking annoying. Up Berkeley Street, light. Up Berkeley Street, light. Turn right, light. Cross, light. Another light. That's so annoying. Park. This is the thing. What do you want? What do you want to be?

Tommy: I feel like I've built a lifestyle and I want to get the gym and the healthy stuff in, but I walk too. You can't deny that I love walking over—

Mason: but I think, I think the whole premise around the gym and the weight is— and the training is for weight, weight, actual strength training. Yeah, sure.

Josh: Like if you— yeah, I mean, you don't even look at like—

Tommy: you're like the idea of the bike, like the— as in, um, using a stationary bike, putting on something on my AirPods and listening to it for an hour. I like that idea. The pain I have at the moment is getting there.

Josh: I mean, but it's actually not— it's— you have a car, it's like you're privileged to be able to use the automobile to go to the place. That's why I say, I've always said to everyone, I had clients that would be like, oh, it's so dumb driving to the gym, like if it's the difference between you doing it and not, drive. That's it. I mean, I drive and sleep.

Tommy: You were selling PT sessions.

Josh: Yeah, yeah, and memberships. Yeah, but I think it is, you just gotta do it. We'll work it out. Any PTs out there, I know there's a bunch of people that listen that are in the fitness industry. I mean, you've heard every one of his— these excuses millions of times from people, and I've heard them all. Is there something that's worked, a habit, a routine that you can share with Josh?

Tommy: Because I'm not lazy. I don't think you are lazy.

Josh: I fucking walk to and from work every day. But then that's your normal, so that's your normal. So outside of your normal, you're lazy. Oh, that's ridiculous. But what's the other excuse if we're not too lazy?

Tommy: Or outside of all the gym stuff and everything that you do, you're a bit lazy. I could walk to work.

Josh: I'm lazy. I don't walk to work, I drive.

Tommy: So you are lazy, that's what you're saying.

Josh: I'm saying I'm lazy in that area. You're lazy when it comes to going to the gym at night because what else are you doing, sitting on the couch? No, 8:30.

Tommy: No, it's— that's the thing, I'm starting to fucking go to bed at 8:30.

Josh: You've just got momentum in Instagram a little bit.

Tommy: Well, that sounded good. Um, okay, well, we'll sort that out.

Josh: I don't know, it'll be organized.

Tommy: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Was it— what was the other? You had two conditions?

Mason: No, I think that's my only condition.

Tommy: Fuck, he's coming. What was the other condition though?

Mason: It— look at dying it back to brown if it's horrendous.

Tommy: Yeah, absolutely not.

Josh: After a few weeks.

Mason: So, so after, after, after, guys, well, because the thing, it goes hand in hand, right? Like, the longer that I keep it bleached, the more weight training Josh has to do.

Josh: Mate, you've dug yourself a hole. That's great. And it's the most honest, like, it's the most— fuck, admirable. If you're looking for somebody to employ, I've got 200 years. Ask them this question. I might mention that. This is, this is Imagine this in a job interview, right? I had an epidural. You asked someone— you had a child? My wife did too. Fucking, you're a hero.

Tommy: No, the epidural is quite full-on. If you're not giving birth and you need an epidural, shit's gone wrong. You're late. It's so true.

Josh: You know what I mean? If you ask someone, if you've got a job interview with someone that you want to hire, ask them this. If someone from around the office, you know, did something where they dared you, you had to dye your hair. And what would you make them— bleach your hair. What would you make them do if you could get them back?

Tommy: Eat dog shit.

Josh: If their answers— look, I'd just make them go to the gym 2 days a week.

Tommy: Just have a healthy, healthy lifestyle. What a stitch-up, 97. What a prank. Oh no, you stitched me up royally. This is gonna— fuck, I might not get diabetes. What a nightmare. You've really fucked things up for me. That's good. All right, I'm excited about this. No, I don't want to get overly excited because I don't want to be the boy who cried wolf.

Josh: Excitement's not motivation.

Tommy: Maybe it is, but motivation is not the key.

Josh: Maybe it might give you a bit of motivation. Maybe don't listen to me.

Tommy: Anyway, it's, uh, it's the Daily Talk Show tomorrow. Uh, we will, uh, go into detail, uh, about Mr. 97's hair. Oh yeah, how it's all going down.

Josh: We do have a bunch of elaborate shit work.

Tommy: Yes. And that the episode of Mr. 97 having his hair bleached will be coming out on Weekend Banter on Saturday.

Josh: Yeah, so cannot wait. Please go to Instagram now if you're listening today. There is still a bunch of like mock-ups of what his hair will look like. Phenomenal. I think we'll actually do it. Let's just do a post so we'll live on our Instagram account.

Tommy: Some mock-ups. Russ Keys did a great one.

Josh: Unbelievable, Russ. So we'll put that one up.

Tommy: It's a daily talk show. hi@thedailytalkshow.com is the email address. We also have a PO Box if you want to send us something. PO Box 400, Abbotsford, Victoria 3067. It's in our— If you go onto the dailytalkshow.com website, you click contact, it's all there. Yeah. Outside of that, if you're on Instagram, screen grab this episode. Extra points if you're in a car or if you're in some form of travelling vehicle. Yeah. You take a photo. I noticed that there's some primo cars where people take photos. It looks quite good.

Josh: It shows up on the dash or whatever. Sick. Tesla, the dash is just a screen.

Tommy: If you're listening on in a premium car.

Josh: Or a piece of shit. I don't care.

Tommy: Or yeah, exactly. Well, yeah. If it's, if you're using, if you're using one of the tape adapters. Yeah. As a way of seeing the daily talk show. Please take a photo of it.

Josh: And then you had, it's actually connected to a disc in the front. You guys wouldn't have, you're too, you're You have to, yeah.

Tommy: Would you take your CD player off when you would—

Josh: Oh yeah, yeah, hide that headset, hide that headset.

Tommy: Never made sense to me. I didn't understand what was going on.

Josh: That's because Gronk stole headsets.

Tommy: The headset is the—

Josh: Yeah, but no, because people would break into cars and actually just eject the headset, which you need the whole fucking box to take it out. But Gronk would actually just steal the cool looking headset. You should have seen Conspiracy Jimmies. He had a sick one. Headset.

Tommy: Dude, look at that fucker. Could you change headsets? Nah, it was— It's connected to the—

Josh: It'd be like if you could take off the current buttons on your— in your car. Well, you can change your dash.

Tommy: I've seen that. I saw an Uber driver that I went, I think in Croatia. He actually had a— had taken out, I think it was in like an i30 or something. It was in like one of those types of like hatchback sort of cars. He had changed the dash of his car and put a third-party screen. And so he had like YouTube. He's like, what do you want to watch? I put the— I think I put the Daily Talk Show, put one of our videos on.

Josh: I mean, if you can do that and get a photo, we'll give you some kind of a prize because that's fucking—

Tommy: And 97's all over it. He's sending out stickers. You'd be getting— the grumps who sent us videos the other month, you'd be getting that in the mail. Is that right?

Josh: Yeah, it's happening. All right, guys, we'll see you tomorrow. Catch ya. Have a good one.