Sunset At Laguna Beach

Tommy: The Daily Talk Show. It's a Daily Talk Show episode 506.

Josh: And we're at the beach.

Tommy: Laguna Beach, more specifically.

Josh: This specific one is Aliso Park Beach.

Tommy: Well, Laguna Beach is the area.

Josh: Is it?

Tommy: Yeah, so Orange— we're in Orange County. I think that the— I don't know if they call it a suburb or what it is, but we're in Laguna Beach.

Josh: Yeah, we're in Laguna Beach at this— if you want to come to this one, if you like the look of this, Aliso Park Beach. So in the shot behind us There's one of those— you banned me from Oceanside going and standing on one of the lifesavers' boxes. Specifically, there was a sign saying, "Please do not stand on it." Yeah, but I mean, we haven't listened to a lot of stuff this trip. I mean, yeah, I mean, last night, Mr. 97 in the land of the free and the great.

Tommy: Good evening. Before we get to the good evening, I mean, you look like you've had a great evening. Are you keeping the cream? Were you planning to not rub in the cream? Oh, there's still cream there.

Mason: Yeah, yeah, there's still cream.

Josh: I've said 2012 was a good year, but it was also a year that I came down with a cold sore in LA. And I went to the same CVS to get my Zovirax. Like it's quite triggering actually having a cold sore. If anyone gets cold sores on the live stream, send me some love if you get them and you know what it's like.

Tommy: Kat has asked me to sing the OC song again, which I think I've done enough.

Josh: Oh, if you wanna see that, it's on Instagram.

Tommy: Have you ever watched Laguna Beach?

Josh: Back in the day. Back in the day. So, it's just come back out or is that—

Tommy: So, it's a new one. It's— What is it called? The Hills.

Josh: Well, so that's Hollywood, right?

Tommy: So, yeah. So, there was Laguna Beach.

Josh: Yeah.

Tommy: There was Newport Beach. Newport, sorry, which was another one. Do you know any of these? '97? Probably not.

Josh: You're actually too young.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: Do you know who Spencer is?

Mason: No.

Josh: Brody?

Tommy: No. Lauren Conrad?

Josh: Oh, Brody Jenner. You know Brody Jenner.

Tommy: Lauren Conrad?

Mason: No.

Tommy: Okay, well, it doesn't matter. Anyway, it's an iconic area for reality shows around The OC. It was a big thing, but The OC was an actual fictional show. I don't know what came first.

Josh: Mr. 97's confused.

Mason: A little bit.

Josh: Define fiction. The not real section.

Tommy: But no, it is a beautiful day here, as you two would say.

Josh: Yeah, the lifestyle around here, I just always look at the really tanned men that are walking around, and I'm just thinking, what do you do? Like, a guy walked up quite close to our vehicle, and his long hair, he just looks so beachy.

Tommy: Yeah, very happy, very calm.

Josh: I mean, he's grounded. He's by the water. The sun's setting.

Tommy: It's beautiful. If you were looking on Instagram, you would have seen our mate, Holly Smyth posts some content.

Josh: Some of the most gorgeous shots of Mr. 97 I've ever seen.

Tommy: Also yesterday she invited us out, out on the town in Los Angeles.

Josh: Yeah, so we've had our first LA out on the town experience, which it could be our last only because we've got a busy week ahead with filming and videos and podcasting.

Tommy: Well, I think that what— so we record an episode at the Mandrill with Mondrian. Mondrian, sorry. With Tully. And can you smell that smoke by the way?

Josh: Is there a fire happening somewhere? Oh, there is. Oh, one of the best things Australia— I don't think the gronks in Australia could do the right thing.

Tommy: No one's been putting O-Bikes in them.

Josh: Yeah, so there's pits, there's fire pits that are made out of big concrete, like they're a big concrete pit and they're on the beach. So there was a bunch in Oceanside where we are and we're just smelling. You could probably see it if you're watching the video. There is a fire pit going. And so we can really chill out.

Tommy: It's giving me a bit of asthma. But yeah, so we recorded—

Josh: I don't have my pump either.

Tommy: Not at all.

Josh: Tully, help.

Tommy: We need some Ventolin. But yes, we recorded an episode with Tully, which will come out later in the week. But it was our time for Mr. 97 to go out on the town. And not only that, but I said to Mr. 97 that as a support, it felt a bit rich of me to be not much of a drinker and to then be celebrating and expecting him to get on the piss.

Josh: And we know that I don't drink.

Tommy: Yes. Well, yeah, this year, this year, this year. And so we decided that, um, you know, we'll do it together. And I think that Tully was surprised. She assumed that a 29-year-old would be pretty good. Uh, she called it white girl wasted is what she was planning for Mr. 97.

Josh: Yeah, yeah, it's because that, that sort of depiction of a white girl skinny, can have one drink and then just like, like it's in the movies. It's, it's a classic saying. So, uh, and Mr. 97, he hasn't really got drunk.

Mason: Never.

Josh: Ever in your life?

Tommy: No. Actually, Andre from the Coconut Crew has just joined the, uh, stream. Uh, guys, back to how great I am, says Tully. And Sarah says hello. That's on the stream. And so we went to— what was the bar called?

Josh: EPLP.

Tommy: Uh, and it's, it's owned by Smiley, uh, um, and he was a DJ.

Josh: Oh, I, I I spent my youth going to Prince of Wales, the nightclub on Fitzroy Street, watching him, John Corse. He was a part of something called TV Rock, and he's gone on to do some amazing things, and he's got one of the most pumping bars in LA.

Tommy: Do you think it's okay to talk, now that we've been there, can we talk about the ID thing, or should we just avoid that completely?

Josh: Grant wouldn't be too happy.

Tommy: I mean, Grant's, Yeah, I'm not going to cover it actually.

Josh: Let's just say there's some differences in laws in different countries. And Mr. 97, how old are you?

Tommy: What year were you born?

Mason: 1997.

Tommy: How old are you?

Mason: 22.

Tommy: Good one. So anyway, we got through that, but it did involve a bit of pantomime from me, a bit of panic, and me saying, I don't have Mr. 97's ID.

Josh: And shaking.

Tommy: I was actually shaking.

Josh: He's a method actor. He's been waiting for this moment his whole life.

Tommy: Oh my God. Because I was realising that moment, like, Oh my God, I can't lie. So I'm like, if I look at— so I'm just going to go that this is terribly wrong. That's sort of the energy that I'm feeling right now.

Josh: Anyway, in short, you got white girl wasted, Mr. 97.

Tommy: Yeah, he did. But how was the experience? What sort of drinks did you have? Well, what was the first?

Mason: It was the first one was like fruity.

Josh: Mate, I wasn't even drinking. I guess I'm one that should know.

Tommy: Yeah, we had a wet pussy.

Mason: Pineapple.

Josh: Pineapple. Vodka, I think you got, and then you moved into a wet pussy shot, which in America is—

Tommy: Those shots were huge.

Josh: It's half a glass of alcohol.

Tommy: Like a big glass, not like a shot glass. It was massive.

Josh: And so you drank half a glass and then there was more pineapple somethings. Yeah.

Tommy: And so Tully was saying that she thought that I was killing the vibe because I kept talking about being drunk.

Josh: The observation from my side, the sober side, On you three, the sober side.

Tommy: That could— that'd be good.

Josh: So it was like, so I got drunk for the first time maybe 13 or 12. Yeah, 12, probably, probably 13. And I think it was my brother's 21st or something like that. Anyway, I remember having the dolphins.

Tommy: Is there, uh, look at— look out there where my fingers are pointing. You'll see it pop again. No, no, I know this isn't good for podcasting, but give it another 3 seconds.

Josh: Okay, 3.

Tommy: Oh, there we go!

Josh: Yeah, dolphins, that's sick!

Tommy: There's dolphins, guys.

Josh: Hang on, hang on. Anyway, so I remember having conversations with my other 13-year-old friends who were getting drunk for the first time as well. And the difference is you guys are now fully grown adults. So it's this weird little like giggling and You were basically 13-year-old boys.

Tommy: Yeah, well, Jake, homeboy Jake was asking what sort of personality was Mr. 97.

Josh: We called it, we said that he'd be louder than normal, but he's a sweetheart, so he's not gonna, he's not angry. I've never seen him angry. Do you even get angry?

Mason: Not that often.

Josh: When was the last time you got angry?

Mason: At someone else, or it's usually at myself. It's never really at other people.

Josh: No, he's hard on himself.

Tommy: I get it. It actually makes a lot of sense. I get angry at you too. But yeah, so Tommy, we sat down, we're having these drinks, they were delicious. And so, we probably had 4 drinks when Mr. 97 started needing to go to the toilet.

Josh: Oh yeah. I mean, if Gemma's on the live stream, She's probably gonna be cringing. She would have had the conversation around breaking your seal years ago. See, this is the shit I haven't thought about this shit.

Tommy: And so what does it mean to break your seal?

Josh: Breaking your seal, it's like when you first start drinking and if you pee, if you feel the urge to pee and you do it, there's no coming back from it. You'll continue needing to pee all the time.

Tommy: It was a night of breaking seals for Mr. 97. Tully has actually just said 97 was sitting on my lap at some point, wasn't he? Yes, he was. We were playing a game. That Tully had on her phone that would sort of encourage us all to drink by saying, okay, you need to either take your top off or take 4 sips.

Josh: It was a drinking game. And so some of the— so you'd put the people in the space. So there's 4 of us. You'd put Mason, Josh, Tully, Tommy into this app, and then it would randomise and pick 2 names. So one of them, I mean, I wasn't even drinking. This is how much I was putting into the team. I said, Tommy, lick Mason's elbow.

Tommy: And you did.

Josh: Yeah, mate. When in LA. And so in LA sober.

Tommy: And so it was, yeah, there was a bit of criticism that I was because I was worried that '97 could potentially have been looking wasted and I was worried about liquor laws and being, I mean, I did feel it. So what was the feeling? Describe the feeling.

Mason: Everything was spinning like A little, I think.

Tommy: Kylie Minogue style?

Mason: It was, it's, it felt like, I guess like a bit like Vertigo. Like you're just, you don't really know what's happening. It's hard to focus. Everything's blurred and in slow-mo.

Josh: The thing is, what you guys were so transfixed and it's like you're just adults, you know how to articulate words and explain what's happening to you more so than a 13-year-old boy who's, or girl who's just smashed a few wet pussies. So yeah, you were wanting to get into the weeds of the feeling, but the thing is, people who drink, they don't—

Tommy: they don't talk about it.

Josh: They don't talk about that. And they also— you lean into it. So if you can't walk, you can't walk. You're just trying to walk. So it becomes, I've got to get to the bathroom. So that's all on my mind.

Tommy: I did it. I felt like I was doing a lot of whispering to you, like, I don't know if I'm going to be able to walk or other things. But I also, I think I was respectful because I remember saying multiple times, I'm like, 'Just tell me if I'm being annoying,' which I actually don't do in real life.

Josh: I know, I wish you did, but I— and I didn't even say you were annoying.

Tommy: Yeah, I was like, 'No, you're alright.' It would be rich for a guy who had some good years on the booze, so the first night you don't drink with your mates, just being an absolute sook about it.

Josh: I know, I've told you the story. One time I was fly kicking a metal door, um, and James, Conspiracy Jimmy, sent me a text message the next morning and said, mate, that was horrible. You took that. And I felt so bad, but it just all hits you as soon as you open your eyes in the morning. What did I do? Did you have any of that this morning?

Tommy: Mason did.

Josh: Yeah, Mason Osevs?

Mason: I mean, it was not panic or anything like that. It was just foggy. And my eyebrow hurts because I think I walked into a door.

Josh: There is a bruise. There is a little bruise.

Tommy: Yeah. Let's have a look. Oh yeah, it looks like you've had an eyebrow piercing or something. Yeah, I mean, well, I thought I was going to clear it.

Mason: I thought I had heaps of room.

Tommy: Well, you know, you hear Dutch courage, it comes out in the weirdest way. So for me, I'm not like, even though I'm a vegetarian, don't like mushrooms that much, all the food was delicious. And even mushroom, everything, I was just eating it. I was like, eggplant is great. None of like any textures that I wasn't a fan of. I was 100% fine. It was delicious food.

Josh: I tell you what, Tully had some great advice, and it was mostly directed to Mr. 97.

Tommy: The more drunk she got, the more advice she was giving as well, which is great.

Josh: But the advice around the eating. So if you go out and, you know, we're in a group setting, but I think she felt like she needed to assist you along because it was your first time going out to this. And you're quite specific about the food you eat. And her advice is just, if someone brings something out, depending on your dietary requirements, if you're allergic, don't.

Mason: Did you eat meat last night?

Tommy: No, no, no. You didn't? No, no, no. I think Tommy was slightly annoyed that maybe the taste, like, I know that I've been to Chin Chin before and been with a vegetarian, and there's always the concern that you could be jibbed the good meat based on them trying to cater for the whole table.

Josh: No, they catered for you. They did us fine. I think you walked away having eating half of what I—

Tommy: Tully said, "I swear I didn't eat anything." That's so true.

Josh: I kept on trying to bully Tully into eating. I was like, "Mate, you gotta eat something." I ate her dessert.

Tommy: It was delicious. I remember the funny thing is I'm like, I can't just— I can't be the guy that just eats Tully's dessert. So I'm like, "Hey, let's share it, Tommy." And then you had like the tiniest bit.

Josh: Yeah.

Tommy: I was like, "Thanks." What was dessert?

Mason: I can't even remember dessert.

Josh: You ate it though. It was really yum. Coconut pudding.

Tommy: It was really—

Mason: there was a coconut pudding there.

Josh: Yeah, mate, it was lovely.

Tommy: Yeah, it was really—

Josh: to rate the night, Mr. 97, out of 10 for you, you know, a lot of firsts going on there. Yeah, if you know what I mean. Prod, um, not—

Mason: yeah, 8 or 9 out of 10.

Josh: 8 or 9.

Tommy: What would have made it a 10?

Josh: Be honest.

Tommy: Yeah, what was— what didn't meet your expectations and what did? What were the really great bits? Start with the great bit. What surprised you?

Mason: It was just— it was fun. It was fun being around everyone. Like, you forget— you don't have any anxieties or any worries about anything. It's like you're present and you're sort of like taking everything as it comes. So you're sort of just like in a state where you're just not worrying about anything. And that's— I was unexpected.

Tommy: It's intoxicating, isn't it? Because I almost— I realise why I don't drink, because in those moments I'm like, why don't I do this all the time? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like, if I could be at this default state.

Mason: Yeah, it's amazing.

Tommy: Like, all of a sudden doing that within the context of an office, like a workplace on a Monday, doesn't necessarily work. Yeah, that's when it's gone too far. So you like the— it's an anti-anxiety drug. What were the things that didn't live up to the expectation?

Mason: I don't think—

Tommy: I mean, because I didn't dance at all. We probably being at a venue—

Mason: that would have been fun—

Tommy: out of being at a venue that, uh, is owned by Grant, I would have assumed some fucking—

Josh: we went back upstairs and there was a DJ that started cranking. We left, in fairness, leave at 10. It was before 10. Okay, we walked out of those doors and so it's only just starting to to pump. To pump.

Tommy: I get that.

Mason: Yeah.

Josh: So anyway, good night out, boys.

Tommy: Yeah. Yeah.

Josh: Good night.

Tommy: And so this morning we, yeah, we got up. I was fine. My tactic, don't drink any water so I don't have to get up and piss during the night.

Josh: This is the kind of bullshit I'm hanging around with.

Tommy: But it worked brilliantly. I didn't need to go to the toilet once. I woke up at 8 o'clock.

Mason: I pissed so much.

Tommy: Yeah. And so you were you woke up, I felt like you were maybe mild panic attack because you were out the front when I came out of my bed. You were out the front with your top off doing like stretches and you actually—

Josh: I was doing a workout. Mate, he had a fucking great night. The confidence is still within him. Yeah, you know where he got that confidence from, Tully?

Tommy: I think the thing was that the— I was worried because it was like 8 AM and you would decided to be obnoxious with this exercise that required you to clap every time. And so he was clapping. I'm like, he's going to fucking wake up the neighbours with that clap.

Mason: It was 8 o'clock in the morning.

Tommy: On a Sunday.

Mason: Yeah, it's fine.

Tommy: They're clap push-ups.

Mason: It wasn't that loud.

Tommy: Okay.

Mason: Don't tell me that.

Josh: Have you seen any more dolphins, Josh?

Tommy: No, no, no more dolphins.

Josh: But this is magical. The sun is almost—

Mason: Look at it. Look at it.

Tommy: Almost right there. Scooter Derek has joined us. So we are live streaming. I'm so sorry. Derek, because Derek asked, hey guys, I want to watch your Instagram livestreams, but I just need, I need a bit of warning. And so we pre-warned, but then we realised that I'd fucked up the sunset by an hour.

Josh: Yeah, imagine if we waited, it would literally be going pitch black. It's already, it's already sinking right now.

Tommy: It's getting dark.

Josh: We're gonna have to pull the pin quite soon. The moon is out, it is lovely. This gives me panic with these shorts I've got on.

Tommy: Why?

Josh: Because when I was year 7, they used to give us these exercise shorts for PE class.

Tommy: Sure.

Josh: And remember how like some pants have shorts inside, undies inside of them?

Mason: Yeah, yeah.

Tommy: Which I don't like.

Josh: Well, you can either, you've got two options. You either wear underwear and double up, or you free ball, but they're encased. You've got a little support. And so there was one time in some kind of sporting that we're doing, all sitting around in a circle, and I had my legs up like this. And I just remember this group of girls, these young, the same age as me, all year 7. But what I was meaning, I was thinking about young girls and how they're like giggly. Yeah, they were all doing that and they look over and they're just like pointing down. I've just got this little nut hanging out and it was little.

Tommy: Yeah, it's not ideal. And so these shorts remind you of that?

Josh: Oh mate, that's why I've just been thinking about it. But I've doubled up here.

Tommy: I've got—

Mason: they've got undies in here.

Tommy: I mean, a bunch of firsts for Mr. 97 last night. First for a long time for you was driving in the US today. How did you find the experience?

Josh: Oh, for me? Yeah. First time on this trip.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: I mean, the last time, well, because the last time was 2012.

Mason: Great drive.

Josh: We drove past.

Tommy: But I did think about it. I was thinking about it. I was like, when you start driving, I'm like, fuck, that was— I've driven every year in the US since 2012.

Josh: Yeah, but I drive. The only difference is on the other side. So I think it was an easy start. I drove on onto a highway, so through some sort of like a little town onto the highway. It's once you get into it, it's, I think it's when you're getting into sort of downtown or you're trying to navigate left and right, which you've done a lot of. You've been killing it.

Tommy: So thank you. But have you enjoyed that? I mean, how does it change a travel thing for you? Do you enjoy being behind the wheel? Do you like road trips?

Josh: Yeah, it makes it feel like it's more, it makes me feel that it's more like back home. Yeah. Doing shit. You're not just getting carted around and chauffeured, which has been lovely the last couple of days.

Tommy: And so we took the highway. We went from West Hollywood, stopped off at CVS, got you your cream. Why do they keep Zovirax in a sealed thing?

Josh: Well, I don't know. Over here it's $18 and maybe it's just a cost thing. It's not a prescription medication.

Mason: They just— Ah, Nick, there's wine there that's more expensive.

Josh: Yeah, true. Bottles, no, but then they've got security tags on top of them. So maybe it's that they're not an item. So what they do over here is they lock off the end of the hanger. So the end of the thing where you— so it goes through the packet and you pull them off. And so maybe it's just too much to put protection things on each packet. And so anyway, I bought it and it's— you have to ask someone, yes, I need Zovirax, you know. That's fine. Yeah, but there's a lot of anxieties wrapped up in that.

Tommy: Oh yeah.

Josh: Are you looking at my cold sore?

Mason: No, I mean, you can't even see it because your beard's like covering it.

Josh: So, okay.

Tommy: I mean, the good thing is it felt like the perfect time to also for us to get our own ChapSticks, no longer sharing. Don't you think? As you're laughing, cream just came off your face. That's fine.

Josh: No, that's fine.

Tommy: So you were, yeah, you were very much sold on this coconut oil ointment that you were using.

Josh: Yeah, it's better than the chapstick, to be honest.

Tommy: No, I think that— what do you think, Mace?

Mason: My chapstick's been great.

Tommy: Oh, I'm loving it. I've got like a cherry flavor, cherry chapstick. Real Laguna Beach, right? Katy Perry. It was great. And so, no, we went to CVS, got a few snacks, went to Whole Foods, got some peanut butter cups and all different types of things like that. And then we went on the road. And we actually drove past Laguna and then went to, what was it called?

Josh: Ocean— Oceanside.

Mason: Oceanside or Ocean View.

Tommy: It's Oceanside. I said Ocean View before, I'm sorry.

Josh: And so, we walked out on the pier and it's one of those, if any kind of movie that's set by the beach in California, you're seeing the big pier high up there, quite high, the piers over in LA, in Los Angeles, along the coastline, Californian coastline. Heavy duty. And so people surfing below the pier. This place is just— it's weird because I think we grow up here. Look, there's a bus. OC. Like, you grow up seeing all this shit on telly, and then it's, it's very much like it is. We had a lovely guy came up and spoke to us. Yeah, things— a lot of people come up and speak to you in this town.

Tommy: They're not all crazies. Like, he was lovely. Like, you just assume that someone's going to come up and have a chat to a stranger and say, hey, I need a showreel done that it's going to be a bit of full of shit.

Josh: Well, last night we were speaking to a guy. Were we? In an Uber.

Tommy: Oh, that's right.

Mason: Yes.

Tommy: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Karaoke Legend on Instagram.

Josh: Give him a shout out. And he's done 26,000 Uber drives.

Tommy: Yeah, he's done a lot of Uber drives.

Mason: 26,000?

Tommy: But he was on American Idol. Hi, Daniel, by the way. Hey, Michelle. And also hey Derek, who are on the Instagram livestream. Yeah, but he was, first off, he was frustrated. So he's an actor, singer, karaoke legend, and he was driving and his Uber app wasn't working. And he was really angry. He was saying basically, I'm not gonna make any money if we don't get to this.

Josh: Yeah, well, he'd already started driving, so we got in it and he hadn't activated it. So I haven't seen this happen in Melbourne.

Tommy: No, no, no.

Josh: And so obviously he wasn't connecting to my drive. And so it was like he started driving. So in fairness, he's literally just being a chauffeur for free right now.

Tommy: And so he was getting a bit angry about that. But then we asked him, have you— I said, what have you worked on or whatever? He said, a lot of commercials. I said, have you had a favourite line or piece of dialogue? And he goes, I could— I can do impersonations. And so he started doing a bunch of impersonations.

Mason: He did the Joker.

Tommy: Was it— was that the Joker?

Mason: You did the Joker and some other guy.

Josh: We didn't know the name.

Tommy: Yeah, I was sort of hoping for sort of more popular characters, but we laughed.

Josh: We gave it a real good laugh. And I said to you after, were you just giving him some?

Tommy: I was supporting. Yeah.

Josh: I mean, did you find it funny?

Tommy: I found the whole thing funny.

Josh: Yeah. But the thing is, were you laughing at the situation?

Tommy: No, no, I was laughing at just like, he's impersonating. Here's a guy who's driving us in an Uber who's like, he's taking both hands off the wheel as he's doing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's like driving, he's not holding the wheel and he's doing impersonations. I think that's really fucking funny. Anyway, that was fun. Yeah, it's been great in LA. We nearly went to San Diego, but then we decided we have to come back.

Josh: For a while.

Tommy: And so yeah, but tomorrow We've got Targa, I think, hopefully on the show. Hopefully.

Josh: So we've got a bunch of guests like this has been us kind of settling in, getting our chats, our conversations, like exploring and sharing that with you. But we're going to start slowly over the next couple of weeks rolling out. We've got Rhys Mitchell, who's— I can't wait to say, I haven't seen him in months. He's my best mate.

Tommy: Targa Sahoon. She is a creative producer. At Capitol Records, and she looks after all the music videos for Katy Perry.

Josh: Halsey.

Tommy: Yeah. And so it's—

Josh: Oh my God, there's a huge, huge bird. Yeah, no, they're seagulls, but they're just like supersized seagulls here. But he's like, he's going to shit on me. He's absolutely going to shit on me.

Tommy: Okay, well, we better go. Any other thoughts on 87? LA fact of the day. Do one on the spot.

Mason: LA fact of the day.

Josh: This is a good, good producer. He's got his notes up.

Mason: In 2001, a man from LA upset with the poor exit signage on the 110 freeway modified an overhead sign under the COVID of night. The California Department of Transportation investigated it, approved of the workmanship, and let it stay up for 8 years.

Tommy: That's good. So good. I appreciate that a lot.

Mason: In the LA Times.

Josh: Hey, guys, I know, like, this trip is about sort of pushing the boundaries for you two. This is very much what I would just do. After this?

Tommy: I know what you can do.

Josh: Can we go and sit down? No, no, go and sit down with the people at the fire.

Tommy: Just with the people. Are there people there?

Josh: There's people. Someone said it. Someone— they're not gas fires, they're real fire. Can we just go and hang out?

Tommy: Nah, come on, dude. I'd love to go for a walk.

Josh: All right, you go for a walk. Yeah, I'm gonna go for a swim.

Tommy: No, no, walk.

Josh: You go for a walk, I'm gonna go for a swim and then go sit by the fire.

Mason: Okay.

Josh: Oh yeah, that's a good Good idea.

Tommy: Oh yeah, I'll do whatever you want. I'm going to listen to a podcast, go for a walk. I'm going to walk as far as I can go and then come back and let's, let's, uh, meet back here at 6, 6 in an hour. All right, it's a Daily Talk Show. Hi@thedailytalkshow.com is the email address. We are on Instagram, obviously, The Daily Talk Show. Thanks to everyone who's been, uh, watching on here. Uh, any earthquakes, boys? Ask Jake.

Josh: No, hopefully not.

Tommy: Uh, Daniel says you're one of my favourite podcasts. Thank you, Daniel.

Josh: Thanks, Dan.

Tommy: Uh, and that's about it. Kroger, thanks for joining. K. Sheedy, thank you. Chomp-O-Matic, mate, hello. Uh, and, uh, everyone else for joining. Uh, it's a daily talk show. Uh, we'll see you tomorrow, guys. Have a good one.

Josh: See ya.