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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 591. What's happening, guys? What's going on? Get the Bailey's out. The Bailey's, pour yourself a nice, little tipple a little. Let's do a milk. Let's do a simultaneous

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sip. All right, you can't steal ash Williams

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gear. That's right, actually ash Williams that is the guy who created Dilbert.

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That is simultaneously

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so he does a thing at the start. So he's, he's done over 700 and something episodes of his YouTube show. And it's just him. What's his name?

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I know who it is. Yeah, he's got Adam Scott has been on Joe Rogan. He's very interesting. Real quirky

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dude. I haven't watched enough to sort of understand where he sits with things, but he's like he, he was criticised for being a bit of a Trump supporter. But he starts every show where he does like this little rhyme and he's like the simultaneous sip and he takes a drink. So actually stolen that

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actually have you stolen that? He's on the road? Maybe

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Can you look up simultaneous sip 97 and see, like, because it could have been something from

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the 80s. I mean, what's your vibe on? Doing that or

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taking people's things?

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Yeah, that are just good ideas, because deal but the creators, Scott might have heard that somewhere else or, you know, I think there is. There's lots of that going on. Yeah, I mean, it is a more judgmental,

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but I saw a podcast the other day, where it's the exact same format of a big podcast, and they've just copied the artwork, completely different faces on there, change the name, and then the call. Yeah, definitely. A cancellation perhaps. But you know, I was reading the podcast reviews. And someone said In this episode, they actually called their own segment the name of the other people saying I can't do that.

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Now that's I mean that's carbon copy and I remember when

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did you ever have friends like that? Yeah, copycat. Yeah, it was copycat battle around I believe

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Yeah, but the copycat stuff was more like I remember around fashion. It was big like I remember this one keyboard Oh, you'd always try and buy the same pants as me with some shoes. And I was like, nah bro. You can't do that and because

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you also don't want to explain that you can't buy your way to being may use the same sort of thing

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but then there's like websites that get carbon copy Frank body I remember in the early days My brother was living with Stephen breathe some couple of the founders

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with their shower always fuckin a mess.

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I remember saying the Frank stuff this is before it was mainly a Goliath it still was big. Saying it now we're just testing out stuff but yeah, they lived in a mansion down in

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Flinders, they're your brother live there.

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Yeah, so it's like a big part be house wherever, you know, it was cheap, but it was this mansion on this huge property, but I remember him saying that there was in Bali, someone who had copied like exactly, you know built a site and did that and so there are a lot of people ripping brands are cloakroom the guys from cloakroom. They're a production company based in Melbourne. awesome guys. They he showed me and he he's quite savvy you I think he was steadily studied Legal Studies, drafted this message to this guy over in the states that literally had somehow worked out how to pull the code like exactly like the way he found out that the guy was actually because he changed the name to it was the the analytics that they liked the No, no, they left the name, name of the images the same, but change the audio. So that must have been able to download The site somehow Mr. Nye says I feel like you've done that.

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Yeah, there's there's software that can rip websites pretty easy literally just enter the URL and it downloads them.

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And then they've changed the image but left the name of the image assignment. So he jumped in the screenshot everything. It was like I did, I'm going to sue the shit out of you. This is how I know it went down the next day.

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Well, they have you ever, I guess is a bit of a dark area deplane nearly sued someone. Now I feel like if the funny thing is if I thought you had I probably wouldn't have brought it up now because there's nothing fun. If you're suing someone or being sued. Yeah, not really want to talk about it

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to meet yucky, it's yucky. I mean, the feeling of it. I think we've talked about it a few times just the being sued people suing others. Yeah, it's full on like, I mean, if you go to in Australia, it's not the go to at all. Yeah, it's there is a sign labels house. In the house. There is a sign on punt road in Melbourne. Have a guy who's a lawyer that's like basically saying just call me He taught like about anything like, staff points, stuff like he's a mechanic Nanana is like no pistons involved. It's all like being in an accident need to get your driver's licence bag been caught drunk driving. So you you're getting your way out of it. It costs a lot of money. Who, who was saying I was listening last night to a podcast? I like Mr. Kelly. Let's see go. Yeah, he's got no money. So he's fucked. Like he's rightfully so dragged through the legal system because he's a pest. But he's got no money to fight it and he's just he's going to get absolutely slammed and probably get longer. That was this. This person was saying he'll get long within Weinstein. The Secret Really? So I based on Weinstein still got some cash. I think the pay for the legal. It's all about like money. Rich people win loss and survive. But then rich people settle lawsuits against poor people who are suing them because they want to hash the man like bill called Clinton's settled a sexual assault lawsuit for $850,000 paid it out. He just wants his point is I want to stop. I don't want this to go any further. So yeah, I'm not guilty. Yeah. But it's

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easier just to and I was actually watching a Netflix film, not a documentary film. What's it What's it like a? It's

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okay. Yeah, right. What's that one?

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The I don't know what it was actually cold maybe could look it up saves I'll give you sort of an idea of what happens. A couple of living in New York. They have a kid. The guy is a theatre director. The girl is an actor, and she was in the theatre productions with the guy. They have this kid.

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The relationship breaks down. Shane moves to Los Angeles.

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The kid is temporary living living with her in Los Angeles. She then files for divorce, right? Because the filing happened in Los Angeles and because they were living in Los Angeles, and he was living in New York. He then had to get a place in Los Angeles to look like he was living there if he wanted custody at all of the kid, because otherwise I'd be like, mate, you're in a different state. Even though they grew up in New York. Okay. Marriage story.

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Yeah. Oh, yeah. What's her name? What's the name and yes, I knew it. Yeah. Sad, isn't it? How does it end? I'm gonna get sick night. Different movie now.

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That's fine. It's fine. But I mean, what a brings up is the the annoyance that is legal stuff like that how much they fact themselves financially. Whereas if I just were able to settle it, I've always said to Bray, I just invented the thing. I just can't be fact, like the admin. Just like, whatever, just take whatever, whatever. Just like when just what do you want?

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Well, you get a white the period of time before you can fall for divorce.

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So this is the separation period. Yeah. And then one of the parties has to activate or do the admin right. And so the interesting thing about the the admin within Los Angeles is she couldn't do the serving sheet someone else has to serve. And so we'll just described the whole film might as well. He comes over to visit the kid in Los Angeles, and they're at the ladies family home. And the mums there who really likes him and the sisters there. And the lady says, Hey, to the city, you need to serve Him. And so she's really nervous and puts the envelope on the kitchen bench, and says, Okay, well, I'll just wait until I get him first. Men he sees it. Is that what this article my name and then she grabs it and says, You're saying served.

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I don't know if that's the case he serving people in Australia, like it is, you know how you like they're trying to get to the front door to make sure they save and then the person's like, get fog, but they got served. So they're handed over. It has to be someone individually. There's probably four businesses around

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service. Do we do we have, like hospitality? Do we have bounty hunters in Australia?

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I mean, you've got debt collectors. They're collecting agencies. I don't know about bounty hunters. Friend of mine told me about this horrible, horrible situation where I used to Korea and what do you say it like that Korea? Korea?

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You said Korea Korea,

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right. You shut up.

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That's Yeah, it's a Korea, Korea to Korea.

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It was a Bogan way of saying I'm Australian

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now i thought was something different to Korea,

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Korea to get so you transport diamonds from the CBD. He's jewellery shop or vice versa, gets these items, right. And so he sent this one and then they ended up. I don't know, something happened where it basically didn't get delivered that day. And then there was a fee The next day, and there was a, an extra amount added to this account. The business changed, got sold. He he basically didn't pay this amount. He didn't think he should try to speak to people couldn't do it. A year or something later, there is a rule where if it goes to court, and you don't show up, the judge or the person they're delivering the vernick can allow the money to be ripped from your bank account if it's in. So he he was meant to be money it was meant to be he was meant to go to court. He never got this document. It was happening in Sydney because the business was located in Sydney. So we didn't even know about It any last $4,000 the the fee of 120 bucks for the Career Service compounded over the years and then he went into the bank because he's like four grands going missing with the fact and so look it up like

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I get no no I know that he can do it yeah

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to can do it but it's also debt collecting agencies so if you don't follow the fine so when ash Williams says he's not paying the money

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is setting up and closing accounts pretty swift yes but

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yeah I guess that's what you any account every anyone who registers a bank account has to register under the night so if you are Thomas James jacket to the system, I can't set up a bank account under Jimmy James. You know, it's a we were anyway what review sorry, whether they they can't take money out of your bank account unless there's a court order the executive order

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Yes. garnishee is gonna shimming

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gonna show you're gonna she said that name. And I was like, Oh, that's interesting. That's a Fuck and so that's the that's the court order ruling that it will be taken from your account regardless and in the end he went to a lawyer to say oh my fucking money back Yeah, I said it's going to cost you about 100 grand to fight this you have to take it to like a supreme judge. So rich people would wait when that and they don't get the money back account or whatever it be. But that's the that's the horrible bit America you can't countersue like we can for legal fees here. countersue for legal fees, so you pay Michael costs. What would you give the movie? The out of 10 out of 10. I

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like that's very like

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there's a guy that I just saw Steph clay Smith on her Instagram had a crush

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on Steph Curry. Is it weird to sing that while you're in the shower? No,

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no, I get

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a song. I feel like it's quite strange being in the shower. Talking about having a crush on someone else. Steve

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Smith is closed. Did a photo of like a notes it's a screen grab of all the movies she wants to get through. You're like,

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this isn't what I signed up for.

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Actually on the daily talk show, so it says movies and then it's got like a whole list of crossing them off and writing them as we go. She's rated the 1234 movies that she's watched. First one tenant, or one of them 10 out of 10, nine out of 1010 out of 10. eight out of 10 it's very

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true Jeffrey movie.

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You cannot. I mean, you offering up an eight out of 10 review is exceptional for that field.

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While the Rotten Tomato is what was it called? Good marriage. Marriage story marriage story. Yeah, it's a pretty funny like, thing to click on.

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IMDb is 8.1 out of 10 and I said eight. So I'm on Rotten Tomatoes. I mean, you have to take rotten tomatoes and Metacritic with a grain of salt and then 95 and 93 why I am Well, maybe Rotten Tomatoes is. Right. Yeah.

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Yeah. The ones you don't want to take is the individual reviewers now

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audience audience scores in 84

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it's pretty high, dude. It's pretty fun. Yeah, it was good. It was good. You appreciate it. And so there were non movie lover so my I think the reason I gave in it was because I watched it until the I remember seeing the credits. And like there's been so many we watched them. You've Got Mail over the holidays. Tom here was Yeah, and I love Tom Hanks. I didn't watch the whole thing, but I enjoyed it being on

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Sleepless in Seattle. Watch that. Very sad, but lovely. Wife. What happens is what after his wife doesn't any fun and he loves outspeed sad and happy little boy in it sounds really fucking triggers. Yeah. You know what I mean?

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What's it what sort of some of these I guess? start conversations? Does it like you're watching that with Amy's at all like, what would you do? Like how long would you wait before you find someone?

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I mean, I'm watching a movie. series just watched it Messiah, I'd give that a give that eight out of 10 can check out that messire on Netflix, Netflix original series 10 pounds or 11 pounds. The woman's husband died. And she hasn't taken off at ring. But there's the conversation in that film is it was someone else whose wife died. And he had taken off the ring. And he mentioned something that's like, I know it takes time. But you gotta or something like that. And so it's like, when do you take off the ring off the

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end? Did you find that those movies spark that conversation? I don't think you can help but

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go there. You can't help but watching anything like I think that's how like empathy comes from experiencing or having. You're in a position where that could happen. I watched the Robert Downey Jr. On Ellen tube last night. Talking to a young boy

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what they caught under January says youtube

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youtube

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Now it's now it's Ellen. She takes all the matter I pray row she didn't want any of the bullshit

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that Yeah, cuz he was hosting it while she was away

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I was she wasn't. She wasn't, she wasn't there. I thought I thought that it was like extra content on Ellen tube.

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I don't want to show is doing his own. He

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was interviewing Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man, he was interviewing a young boy who had autism. And the mom and dad, the young boy didn't speak for a long time. He would, you know, transfixed on spinning something for hours on end, fidget spinner, something like that. Then he put it on an Iron Man mask, started talking. And this kid, I was like, Oh, he's not gonna be able to talk and then then they reveal that part of it. And he's like talking. He's like, yeah, I felt trapped. Like he was so sweet. I fucking lost it. I was crying. This is last night on LinkedIn. I was on LinkedIn. Some hours. I'll post

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On YouTube

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really got me. So the mask He's like, it makes me feel like I'm putting on, you know, I'm playing someone else or like, it was so sweet. But the reason I go there is because I think about Bodie. I'm like, he's not autistic, but I immediately think about how I feel as a father and how that would relate. And so that's, I think that's the openness to say, when you aren't you and bring your 12 years of her life chip, so you can pull on would it be like losing someone who's caught you know, so you can go dark really easily because it's, it's close to you. You're you're, you don't have a dog? Don't

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you can't think it's really about a dog my sister's keeper. I'm pretty sure that there's a dog in that. Can you look up that or am I think of Molly and May,

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Molly Molly made a dog model and I just, I killed about 17 pounds

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of Molly and a dog dies.

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You can feel the sadness. What I'm saying is it's an an extra You can feel sad about seeing a dog. When you have a dog. You connect it to little Brunei that you had when you were seven. Mine then you feel the loss you

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know? Yeah, my sister's keeper had there was like a someone that died of cancer or whatever. It's one of those ones like, so sad. And I bought it on blu ray

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feel sad and rejoice.

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Like I didn't I bought Legos when I was going through my JB hi fi days where I'm like, I'm gonna, someone had this was like 2009 they said, like, have you seen? Wasn't even Have you seen? It's like oh yeah reminds me of Kill Bill. I'm like, I haven't seen Kill Bill. And then I call which Tarantino films have you seen? I'm like, Who's Tarantino? And they were like, talking about and they're like what about Pulp Fiction? Like not should watch pop and so no. So I got all the DVDs. Good all of the

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79 nine films now. I did these nights was it? Yeah.

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Yeah. And so I want to I Didn't even watch them. I got into a habit of buying DVDs and not watching them.

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Yeah. But I wasn't surprised about with you is that because your cinematography you're very into over the years you know you've been more sort of into the nerdy nature of cinematography and the cinematography and the art that you haven't wanted to watch more films to see the styles like Tarantino has a style. Scorsese has a style.

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I could imagine getting into what's the one that Casey Neistat Darjeeling

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Limited so who did that

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use now? James? No, none does Julian limited.

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Fact I love it the wide shots people running across Come on mass on

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the Julian limit was and this

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was Anderson. He's like you just watch it. I think what where it falls short is if you just watch it without thinking about how it's done and because it's like he's got such a fan base around the style with and it's just amazing. Like, that's where I really I watched that after understanding Casey, and how you know, and then yeah, it makes you see that that is someone that is a carbon copy, but Casey's then move into different different stuff so I think it's like the your influence you have to be influenced somewhere by someone greater than you or some of you think he's doing something

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great or was it? I didn't invent the wide angle lens.

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Not at all.

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I What movie did we watch serves gentlemen? The gentleman

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Yeah, the gentleman boys do a

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movie nights kunia we did I fell asleep.

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On the next side. I Josh on one side and a guy on the other both Why is it your house? Why

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not but there was a

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who's in your house man

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is a neighbour. No we

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but I fell asleep very quickly.

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It was perfect because the wage of a tie lasted. I don't want to fall asleep. The movies Make a wish.

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2323 60 Yeah. And then the popcorn.

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Yeah. And then the the Mexican Michael that was a big, big night. Yeah.

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Isn't that fact that it's like it's actually a quiet night? Yeah.

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What did it cost you would you end up transferring to a 50 but you overpaid? Brady said?

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Yeah, like two bucks on

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both. It's he had to pay to him out he had to pay the the food. And then also the movie. And the movie that was 23 he paid 25. And the third that was meant to be like, how much is the food meant to be like

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2020

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right? Yes. Yeah. So you did 25 again, but it's just

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the feel and everything like that when you take that into account.

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It all comes out in the wash.

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Yeah, it all comes down to was nice but

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from a it was a good timing when I fell asleep because they had all this middle bit. There was all leading to the end. So I saw the stuff And I saw the end and it all made sense to me and I didn't have to go through the bullshit.

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Then you may just know that you may as well not go to the movie if that's your approach.

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No, because I saw both good bits and it's like Mexican food. Come on. You nearly died and

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should be a good film should be one that you like. I don't know how I just sat through two and a half hours. That was so quick. Like that's a good film. I think

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the movie started at what time? Nine

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Yeah, light baby. Yeah,

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that's outrageous. And that was part of the problem.

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So Amy said is I do She's my wife. Quite a bit actually. She said to me having Karen didn't have a carry closed. We went meant to go have a nice, cute little carry and got a nice little salad somewhere else. And a flatbed wrap

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subway the other day at footlong sub it was fucking great. It was veggie delight was so good. Okay

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it's sometimes we lose that that place isn't it? likes I think if you go veggie you completely save yourself. Okay. She said to me I left a review on seven elevens Google that's why hang on what why we go to a 711 right near a

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good experience or bad.

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I've had mix there. From the reviews on Google three star, three star she's told me there was five She told me she told me there's a there's a bunch of one stars there. I said. I think what's on my mind is we were in there, and we're waiting to pay for something in this guy. It's in an area that sort of like a lot of junkies a lot of people trying to steal shit a lot of annoying people go in there for the for the stuff. This one guy was getting furious at a customer. He's like my saving your pocket. Take it out. Come on, give it to me. And he's not dropped out a huge bag of Skittles. He's at night the other pocket Give it to me. Come on. Don't fuck Iran, and he pulls out another one. And he's at night. Yeah. If there is anything else is that I show you it's right I can see it pulls out another big bag of Skittles

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is that this guy just pocketed and end up with two babies

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he pocketed so much and then it was just a nightmare.

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Like, why are you describing this killer? like yeah, I'm like bags of Skittles family size. And they'd be like a huge,

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huge anyway, so I think I me widow

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Why did you Why did you go and leave a review? So the question is service before you tell us TJ Do you think it's gonna be a positive or negative review?

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She

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got it right if

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you want him to be safe the actor All right, he's acting Can you just act like,

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but enough is gonna lie or just go with it?

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not lie. See how truthful it sounds. That's good. Okay,

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well,

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the nose is okay.

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No Well, maybe maybe maybe Amy was in a rush, but he was in the car.

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What is what do you see? Me acting? It's funny that was the

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big one because I had to make it sound like it's going to be a bad review. So I had a vironment where she's not happy and so it's good

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okay and that's not what's the review right five star review

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of a fox that so she's jumped on because they there was one stars on then she's like that's how it was this guy just he was a complete legend to us after it dealt with this person as a pain the fucking laugh that's nice and so the one can you read out the negative reviews now that we know i mean i'm it should be right Amy's Well, if we go negative first it's like

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okay, yeah, sure. Okay, seriously does 711 Bridgeman really care about customer reviews have mentioned this number five straight, wasting a minute to give them a one star rating. I went there to buy banana bread and the coffee went to the cashier and asked about the died on the banana bread. The gods showed away through them been and told me it was expired. really disappointed.

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He might he go,

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yeah. Why couldn't you say it? Obviously that he sought My guess is maybe five the 711 person. I'm like, okay, they're saying that they know that you only asked if it's expired if you think it's expired or you can't see the expired and so then the 711 persons just grabbed it and seen

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it. Yeah, so I can't sell it to you. Okay, good. That's a hero.

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Got a four star review here. The temperature of the ice cream fridge is perfect. That's good. That wasn't me. That wasn't me. That'd be fine.

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Everyone star review made me take out all the Skittles from my pocket.

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I me said I work around the corner and go to 711 Richmond at least weekly breaking into my sugar cravings.

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Getting skinceuticals

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never bought Skittles Have you ever been as an adult it's so indulgent

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skill yeah no but Jace from the coconut grass he loves him

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yeah it's a yeah quite text I don't have a date them but I've

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never bothered whenever the chocolate yeah when I was in the the US 2012 great year watching the super bowl with my brother and an Airbnb got m&ms and Skittles put them in the same box

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absolute monster I would

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give you us like that, that party. It takes so much time to sort that out. And

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yeah, and yes, I'm usually in the store for about five minutes at a time. But even so over the past few months, I've been present for about 10 people who've been caught for stealing and similar amounts of solicitation. All this to say I think that the people working at setenta legend Richmond a super stressed and constantly on the lookout for anyone who may be stealing Or taking advantage perhaps this doesn't change perhaps it doesn't change the mind of anyone who's given a one star review due to poor service but I thought I'd provide some context

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yes my banana bread was

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do you think head office actually would look at this stuff as it like franchise this someone scribing knew

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that I'm Amy's partner was the 711 coffee guy and this

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is how

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I am cuz has them obviously red fan convenience stores that should all all the time people stealing this. Yeah, I mean he's looking at you but he's actually looking at someone who is in these peripheral breeze been going to a coffee place near ours. And they had a sign of, you know, didn't know this guy or whatever Watch out for this guy. He'd been. He stole some money that have been raised for Fires talker the toilet grub. Apparently he taken tips before stolen tears but they just like let it go but like when there's stealing like charity money,

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so they put up a picture of his phone fuckwits in the world. Be Mac

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out not a

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little hype guy for the scene from fuckwit one of the best blokes I know, real community man's putting on some events at the deck across victorious champion in July on Ballarat doing events to raise money for the bushfires, some absolute gronk has set up a page selling tickets that has nothing to do with him to the same event. So they like a fake page so easy. The thing is, it could be anyone has access to these and if you've got $40 a month, or a phone or the library or the library,

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the thing is they can blow your mind then when I said the library like you had to think about I was thinking about

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friend pk. He was at the library recently before I don't know reading newspaper. I saw it on Instagram.

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The new flex of 2020 Yeah, I think sorry that I've got the library to the library. I'd post about it. I got the new book earlier in the week. I was like, No, I talked about my book. How about you just go to the library and build that 20 posts to put into the schedule? Yeah, like the whole Instagram thing. batching Yeah, yeah.

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See all the influences do it one bikini 10 posts.

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Yeah, now I could get around it. One Hey, cat, what's the best library in Victoria? What do we think about librarianship? Right one state libraries always you could go to I believe Docklands has been to be very good,

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is it there's a bunch but all the local like, I mean, you're not local. It's here and Colleen went to

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library actually had a guy asked me Do you know with libraries, there's that from its near the cup shop.

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Mom goes to the library because they rent toys. The toy lie behind. Yeah. So it's in the library. Mom gets bags of toys for Bodie and the

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They have barcodes on

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them yeah, there's like stickers and yet like it's a bag and so they counted them up or something. They're very lacks, like you can just you know I'm sure if you lose one there's a very grimy it's so good because like all this crap is fucking just plastic like we don't have a great deal of toys. I don't want to buy more shit. So mom mom's idea of renting toys.

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sustainable. Yeah, the library is the big co working space. It's true, isn't it?

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Empty phase but with with less kombucha on tap and side. It's I think they're all doing that now. cookies on your desk when you arrive?

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Screw to Derek's partner. She works as a library tech. That's right. Yeah, that's the deal with a lot like it's no longer just like you're dealing with everything. It's almost like it's a social services type of thing. You know,

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who was it someone in America. I think it's actually getting Takashi six nine. Someone who grew up in the house.

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Hey going is he easy? Jeff? Is he really easy? He

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was on that pretty soon, doesn't he?

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He's on radio shows and stuff. I guess that's why he hasn't been on he's in jail.

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He went to jail for some serious shit like, not good some bad shit anyway. I don't know if it's him someone who grew up in Brooklyn or something was like in my mom's in go to the library straight As soon as you finish school, so became babysitting, so I remember the safe safe space. So maybe it wasn't to Kashi because I've watched it.

32:33
Yeah, okay.

32:35
That's good. Right? It makes sense. You can Yeah, just go to the library. Book Club. clubs in general. Yeah,

32:41
we need to put some dates around it so we can show the shits happening this this month.

32:47
Adventure have some yet something we've worked in. Almost got it. Just trying to work out like costs and, and if it's, you know, too expensive or if we can get some sort of gronk squad you know, leverage.

33:01
Well, on Wednesday night 97 did a post for life hack club.

33:05
Yeah. And it sent my wife on a wild goose chase with nothing

33:09
feel so bad. So you said, What says

33:13
what I said? Life Hack club public service announcement. Peanut butter is now half price at Kohl's. $2 50 for one of the greatest peanut butters and I was born

33:23
brand. Mavis, Mavis. Yeah.

33:24
I mean, I was pumped as well, because that's all the information I had as well.

33:28
And so it turns out it was online only Yeah. So So what's the problem with that? Because when you

33:33
say when you say it was the all the information you had, how did you then do a rebuttal post?

33:39
Someone being kind obviously

33:40
no, because because I went back on I was back in later in the day and then realised I clicked on the paint up I don't want it cuz I updated it. And then it and it said, online only and excludes wi in Northern Territory. So they updated it.

33:54
Yeah. So when all you had was that it was on special. So

34:00
you're Yeah, it's almost like a given. This is why he could have he could never be like a news reporter. It'd be fucking declaring people dead before they've fully

34:09
Yeah. I mean easy the BBC that won't report it until the sales down it's all sold out.

34:16
information was yet we sold all

34:19
Aaron would have let us know what you didn't think he would have then done a whole 15 minute bit about peanut butter and brought a few people on on to talk about it.

34:29
I'd watch that. You know, that'd be good content.

34:31
It would be Yeah, in about a half hour. Yeah, that's good. But you'd have to be careful with the naming because he got stuck with the morning like, calling it the morning thing and then not being able to replay it.

34:41
Yeah. When you want to start talking about Jay

34:43
Yeah, now it's about nuts about groceries that's about spreads. That's, that's about spreads. So I forgot. Earlier in the week, I had paint up by the toast. forgot that I had it made. Thanks for She made it for me while I was in the shower, forgot about it and then came home and saw it on the bench and I had it for dinner. It was perfect for dinner. Yeah, well no then had a muscle meal but it was like a snack. It was a snack before dinner. It was perfect. How many pieces? It was one like that landed on peanut butter. But it was just sitting on the bench. Yeah, so it had like a really interesting very left home while you're in the shower or whatever.

35:25
Yeah, yeah,

35:26
it's one of the greatest just after afternoon snacks or breakfast snacks, buddy. It's our routine. Have a smoothie and peanut butter or Jamba enticed

35:36
the style Miss wasn't bad. When you have toasted something and stale it actually makes it a denser bread. recommend it now that is a club. More details to come.

35:49
Yeah, in the coming weeks.

35:51
coming week.

35:52
Well yeah, cuz when the back end of the month, far out. It's already buying fly. Good Bantam.

36:00
Valley talk show. If you enjoy the show, leave us a podcast review Have we got any subs that you'd like to read out and

36:06
was there any confirmation about to Kashi six nine?

36:09
I so he wants to spend the rest of his arrest under house arrest. It was 24 months sentencing but

36:18
let's be he's a year and a bit through it though.

36:20
Yeah. Now we've got a review from G peers 13 the best gronk skying around love this podcast the community Tommy and Josh have created is incredible. And their content is always so interesting and so riveting. I love having this as a part of my daily routine and enjoy learning new things and new perspectives every day. Keep up the great work Bronx.

36:43
That's great. Australia.

36:47
You haven't brought that into your fields have you know,

36:50
this is Yes it is. It is Australia.

36:52
Thank you. Someone had also reviewed in the US and they had said only 20 reviews they deserve More than that, for people playing at home, the apple podcast separate.

37:07
Also apps as well. Sometimes you jump on like I just got that notion out a note taking app at reviews at 80. But that's in Australia. Something I didn't on iOS. It's a little hassle when you're in the app store or podcasts. Like it's specific to the radio and writes already quite a bit of knowledge. Nothing doesn't know how hacky it is. Yeah,

37:30
it's a it's a hands on knowledge. Yeah, I think Monday I'll also announce the book officially. They will say

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to that social cinema, guys, take us