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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 627. Happy Wednesday, folks What's going on? I was talking to someone yesterday and they said, I'm absolutely loving you guest episodes really kind of help. bit, because I wasn't feeling great about one of the episodes that we we did. It's funny, I was feeling a bit tired. And I guess it wasn't a guest It was our show. Yeah. And then then we get here this feedback was sounds like yeah, your guest episodes have been really good. And I can't help but take that as your shows without you guessed it, just plain sheet.

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Yes. As my psychologist would say, Now, I'm not on that friendship Tim yet, or like at least working relationship is

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trying to go what I'm trying to be respectful in regards to like if it was it would be enough. combat. Did you get a mention? No. It's actually not about me. I want to know about you and what they've discovered. What's wrong?

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Boys are gonna tell you it's

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not the vibe does she give push back?

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No, no, I think it's just a takeaway nugget is probably that they're listening. And so they may be joining the dots between things that you're not thinking have connection.

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And when does she bring them all in?

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Oh, I don't think it's it's not like that. It's just brings ups maybe Connect something that just made me feel a bit emotional. And I was like, What the fuck is going on here?

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Do you feel like you're like, hey, you're manipulating my emotions bringing this thing up? Like do you feel

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it at all? Dude, not at all.

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So you just like lean into it and just let it happen.

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I'm paying the cash.

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Yeah.

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So I'm going to lean into I went to the psychologist for the first time as an adult

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Outside of a

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relationship you know I've done couples counselling but as an adult first time going and just giving an update

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to couples counselling

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gosh massively didn't have to perform

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wasn't performing anyway

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I feel like it with couples counselling I definitely want to like you You sort of bringing a certain mask man,

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I told you I took the opposite approach to what you would do going into a situation like this

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what what was the what do you do?

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Anything any opportunity for my mind to create some kind of version of events that were about to transpire? I removed myself from

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to be rich George anything it'd be really hard. You an over thinker and under thinker.

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We got dogs in the building over

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over

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how much do you think about the moustache? It's on you have a lip.

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Um, I'm

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just curious. I was thinking my uncle's the guy that's had a moustache for

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50 years. That's what I want to be you Gonna be they're gonna be oh my god yeah, it's been a while since we've kind of want to shave it but Hannah my girlfriend doesn't she likes what do you yeah cuz I look too young in the only bit of facial hair I can come on to say if I'm completely Well, yeah

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happy Harry shaves every second day

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try and get so mad he said I used

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to do is I regret that shit because look I

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know I did something similar but I scrunched up my chin to like shave. I thought that's what I did, but it's actually expanding the skin and so I scrunch the skin off the whole my whole Oh, yeah,

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I know you mean in the ads he's doing this because he's stretching out the skin make it more taut

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round off.

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So you would overthink it, George. Yeah.

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And so what does it What does it look like?

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Now I'm going to be over thinking about this.

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What's up? What's up there? Not much going on at me.

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What do you like? What's, what's your go to? What do you think about what's what's, what's the biggest challenge right now? If I was coaching on Start with your classic How are you? Fine, gay Sonia didn't comment on that LinkedIn, he probably

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thought brand.

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Yeah, what do you what do you think about I reckon the biggest challenge for me is probably letting people down. I really don't like letting people down.

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I mean, who likes it?

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But that? Yeah, that's probably where most of my overthinking goes rather than just doing something. It's thinking about how it's gonna affect the other person to the point where I think it's going to hurt them more than it not hurt them, but it will affect them more than it will.

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I think it's probably pretty common. I was thinking Do you think it is If you are a psychologist that had a person coming to them that had a podcast where they then go and talk about the session on do you think you'd lie so high that you don't even listen? It's like, would you did you mention it to her? How much did the podcast come up? never mentioned the name wasn't wearing my hoodie. But I mean, you can Google my name. And it's Google Gee, I don't know. I do. I would, is it? Actually I've never been so cold. If I had somebody I just do my due diligence, you know, just wanting to understand.

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So did you did you purposefully not wear the hoodie? It was pretty cool. Last night.

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I had a jumper. It was nice morning. The place I took it off. I was in a tea. It was but it's what I didn't realise is. Most of my sheets, most of my anxiety or stresses come from this endeavour. Which is work for us. This is our thing that we do. It's, you know, if you work in a big corporate biz, I'm sure. That's the Fucking cozia stresses, but at that point, it's like it is the thing you choose to do. And I also think that if I was in something where I was just getting told what to do every single day working at a radio station or whatever it be, same, same feeling just a different stimulus to get you there are a different level of ownership, which just made me think about how most of the shit is self inflicted. So it's like being created by our own mind, which is the blessing and the curse, because the blessing is that you can sort of, you know, formulate strategies to fix it, or to at least, you know,

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cope with it in different ways. So it's actually given you any strategies yet or not at all times, like session 10

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hopefully, hopefully, session 10 you walk out of there, so you don't ask because I

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You're right. I would have some high expectations. What are the actions? What am I doing? What do you want me to try this week? Did she give you any sense of like next week,

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fly the land. Just getting a sense of you to start with what sort of questions for sessions to get a sense of

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listen to the show.

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What sort of questions? I don't know that it was just

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talked about everything from design me get annoyed when you

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might do something you have an experience. And then it's like, I can't remember any of it.

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Yes, definitely. But it's, she's excited because she wants to understand it. She loves it. He loves you know, and so do you think that you're, you're processing it then if you can't remember any of it.

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It's so much you had a conversation with a friend. And you spoke for an hour. And it wasn't about one thing. It was about

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50 different thing.

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And so that's what I think the other is because this is it. This is probably the problem in my relationship with Amy. So why she doesn't ask about the show anymore because I'm like, I'm cooked, I don't remember anything. It's also what do you need to know from that? So when when you serve at something, how are you it's like, or what's on your mind? This could be million things, but it's like, which be Do you want to know? I think there are probably a version of people out there that go to a few things because they've thought about like, these are the elements. But I told you the element of the anxiety that was a form form sought after it about where your anxiety is coming from.

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Do you think if you don't like being asked to that, do you ask amy those things?

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Yeah, probably.

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She's more thought.

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She's thought about it. And so yeah, interesting. But it's like

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the this is it's what we're talking about now is how how should how do we communicate like what do you when you go home, Georgie live with your partner. What is what are you speaking about it defined in the annoyances in if like small talk, or do you just want to be with each other like, is it Do we want because it's like, do you get Do you do the small talk?

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Yeah. Yeah, I guess we just talked about add dies briefly and then we could send very formal and

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talking about the day five.

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Tim Ferriss has got it every Wednesday.

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He doesn't call a bitch batch. He doesn't go pitch. He is credited that

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what does he call? I don't know what he calls a bit every Wednesday. He's got like a dialled in time with his girlfriend or partner to chat about the things that have annoyed that have annoyed them in the past week

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that we will have the absurdity of that Yeah, yeah.

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optimises

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is so funny, it's probably not a bad and we just, we just talk about work for a bit and then we cook dinner and watch TV.

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What do you cook

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Curry,

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pasta urine. Hello Fresh on me.

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Yeah, we had hellofresh the other way. We need to get it again. What time did that come? It comes between midnight and seven.

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We got woken up at 3am some bloke in a small van in our, you know, our court whatever it is. And this and the Who the fuck is that? Because I couldn't see any signage 3am he delivered the hellofresh

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hellofresh have signed they're gonna have their own bands. I'm guessing now.

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That'd be absolutely. Hey, I'm sivs I sent you something. Yes, you look at this little prompter

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with a little bit of prompting. And

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so I was at Doncaster shopping centre on Sunday shop. Oh, I got my phone. Ordered Telstra. Yeah, I got a new phone coming. I found 11 and I went to the coals. Why is that funny, George. It's funny. Little laugh.

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I think potentially thinking Well, I think that you were sort of annoyed that I asked Telstra, not what the phone was. And then you had to defend your position. Is that

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what you were laughing George?

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No one asked What?

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My mind wasn't there. I wasn't annoyed. I was just like, I shouldn't

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live I think automatically people would think iPhone that's why it's funny.

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laughs a laugh guy.

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Even if it's that yeah.

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So anyway, ordinary new phone what colour? Well, I almost went red. That would have been red.

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Yeah. Supporting AIDS research he

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might they should sell it like that because I probably would have gone with red

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would I think

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you don't want to threat they literally did that. Red stock was like, so you got any cows and stuff.

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Red, but you don't want that. Why?

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Because everyone this No branding around the red thing about the way Have you guys heard that? So that's the product

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red

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apple who's gonna have a website? How often he's spending on Apple's website like it's

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besides like it's common knowledge I probably want to wake on the apple website yeah cuz that's we speak out of Mac Pro

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it's actually it's actually a whole campaign that's I mean that is not even Apple with this literally an organisation and so apple or whoever partner with

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God I would have got it because I just put a quad lock over the top of it anyway.

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And so what's the deal? What's the actual is like you know, the mograph Foundation?

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Yeah, right cool. So go read fine if I knew this, but I ended up going the black and it's being sent to me in three weeks time anyway. I'm walking around the cold shopping centre. Speaking to the person from Telstra because I'd been to the shop and the newer on the phone details.

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Why are you on the phone to them

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because I needed to quickly actually saw that you building shit over the phone because they're not linked.

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You're around this is because you've your leasing debacle, yeah my

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they think about who got out 50% better because I was gonna have to pay out my whole phone 590 bucks but they cut it in half because I said I was upset. And they said yep. Did

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you know about this George about the leaves about 90 about two J's leasing.

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So Telstra and all the other companies have stopped this since. But in my haste to get the iPhone 10 I somehow signed a dotted line into a leasing contract means I had to give my phone back. Which is crazy because you pay nearly three grand over two years. Yeah, the way they sold it to me, all I remember is, yeah, if you if a new one comes out, you can come back and get a new one. Just bring it in.

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It's like buying a home and then finding out Yeah, two years in that you don't Aren't you renting. It's just almost

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10% of people that do that, I think, really mortgage but they don't realise that They're only paying back the interest on no no principal yeah no Brandon will $50 a week or whatever. And then they got not used to haven't actually started paying it off

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interest that

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would you think you'll buy a house 70

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Yeah, yeah. Anyway so walking around calls and I saw I saw a woman commits to a woman taking a photo of one of the aisles with I didn't understand what the fuck she was doing. And then Yesterday I saw her on Facebook roselyn Cogan from cogan.com spend more time on that site than I would on Apple. What are you doing on collagen? Nothing but what are you doing on

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Apple? I'm backing out dreaming dreaming?

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Yeah, looking at the apple wasting time. That's what

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we're old. The Mac Pro Yeah, hundred thousand. How many times you going to do that before you

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like you forgetting what

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it is? Or you just want to say

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Oh, if I take away one hard drive, what is it now

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the Mac Mini the Mac Mini can get for quite a good price. Okay, so I think we would we're going to eventually have a bunch of Mac minis here. could end one Mac profi

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I saw Hogan post photo about with the sentiment to spam

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supermarkets no toilet paper of Aegina travels been talking about it as well Trey it's been

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talking about it I said if the reason I think I don't know about it is because I I don't have TV that he's actually showing TV. CHANNEL SEVEN nothing I don't have access to that because ABS

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channel to

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go ABS

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sir and you're about to stab me

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very funny. They think it is channel one. All right boom I remember 10 one. No channel one. Yeah,

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it was still a So

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they started with sports and shit anyway. So they lady took a photo did she

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have no idea and so this is where I'm at. I'm just walking past he's still taking photos, you know, looking at the aisle and being like, well as usual, but it wasn't that bad. I was I was the one side was full of produce one side was like half full. Anyway, so I didn't gauge what she was trying to do. And I was on the phone to Telstra walking past and like killing time. Anyway, what is this? What's going on? Yeah, and I think it's only because I don't have a TV that I don't know. I don't I've been looking at news. com.

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If it's been there,

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Doomsday preppers have stripped supermarket shelves of toilet paper nappies and medical supplies to shuna. Pastor flour painkillers,

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I walked past the general and all of the cheap one was gone. dolla dolla 25 a can and then this capital will like oh my God, look at all the tunic on a mask because it's half price. Yeah, must be as always Yeah, must be

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must be actually talking to them. No, but I was thinking that it must be

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Corona. Is that what they're doing? Yeah.

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So it's so it's Woollies. Cole's LD and Costco have all just been stripped So yeah, I just got it.

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So people who have a TV and watching hyperbolic headlines propaganda almost going and buying this year they actually like, because there's probably a bunch of people like we haven't talked about it. We're not we're not buying we're buying up toilet paper enemies

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that were so we are not prepared. Any forms of form of Doomsday rolls left in the egg boys. We can't even we can't even manage our kitchen at we try to kitchen it's a kitchenette and we can't manage it tonight here.

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Yes, everything. I've smashed it seven cleaning things together in there.

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George, you and George to

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Oh, George and I did. We did it. That was it.

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growing the coronavirus is in our coffee in our maka is ground zero he said he said to me now on the market Master, right, the mokka master Costas How much? I can't remember like 300 or something was when deal you know fuck these hand. He was so adamant that like it's like it when you get a kid like a pole for a family and you're all going to use the pool like this by using the spouse still.

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Yeah and then fix it. What happened to it? And then just anyone can either just make chemicals so you stop using the spa or it's still going maybe you should flick it off.

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Save some power. What do you make you maybe clean it? When was last time you went in the spa?

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Three weeks ago, okay.

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Yeah, because I feel like

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this coffee machine is the same thing as the spa. It's really exciting at the start with like, it's the new OS we're going to have our coffee This

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is new knowledge. It's anything you buy is like you buy like a fact it's the best thing ever,

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but I feel like you bring an extra level of bravado where I'm like, Fuck, this is gonna

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actually kicked back out using it. And so I was trying to bring it back because we got a we had a favour to use a three day deal drank about it later and it was an absolute

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animal. It's just the kitchen thing. Well, I will wait. Because I don't really use I don't use much from the kitchen. Do not believe that. So I do this. Sometimes Uber Eats bags

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sometimes.

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But in regards to cutlery plates, I don't really use it.

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But yeah, but I'm not pointing the finger at says Who's the man who uses it most and saying it's your problem. Right.

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So the so serves a using it the most.

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Maybe cutlery year. Okay.

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I don't really use plates and stuff, because there was a lot of containers.

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And so the problem that I'm facing is that I'll use a single piece of cutlery or whatever it is, and I like at the time clean it, right. The thing is that it's like so hectic there. At the moment that it's like even doing that is hard. I have put stuff on the popular my this is all right. I just want us to get

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toys ago I use the lace that complaint.

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Yeah, because the thing is I The reason why I don't use communal kitchens or kitchenettes is because I don't want to have to enter into the drama that's involved.

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What workplace Have you ever been at that doesn't have an issue with

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but that's a whole thing. That's how I was explained to 97 on my first job. I'm I'm annoyed right now, but this is an ongoing because he's like, are like, if we got cleaners with the cleaners do it.

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Yeah. Like,

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Well, it depends. Some businesses like Yeah, what do you think, George? The places you've worked?

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Yeah, we get an email sent at this other.

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At the ad an ad agency I worked at, we got the email sent around about twice a week and dirty dishes. Yeah, quite a

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wicked slack.

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Do you do? Yeah, I think it's a bit hard to name a shaman I could Yeah, because the thing I guess at night me

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well what about if we all had different coloured cutlery and plates?

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Did you trying to solve Vinci Code if you could crack this right now on this show? We could roll this out across every workplace.

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Your pushback says a lot.

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What about this thing? It's like complaining when you're actually in the mix of it bro.

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What so that's what so I claimed so I did the big claim

the dishes, so I that's not true. My dried five glasses and because I was showing you how to fucking dry glasses, I say like so he gets in at 715 it was gonna be in at seven but what was it till I by the way?

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Today just left lied. Okay.

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Anyway, that's fine, but ignoring that. The light that doesn't bother me you didn't you don't normally come in at least appreciate you stay light worker, however, so then from like, I was like working wine I was just so like I ate until like 830 just like just like moving around and just show and there's like the sort of Oh yeah, what's happening like what happens with the clean on you know with this like sort of like implying that we need to solve this by hiring someone. And so then I was like I came over my account I'm gonna help. And so I've looked at way he's put all the dried cutlery, all of the classes, and they got subs on them. I've got soap suds, they're in the

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process of drying.

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For that

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they should not have soap suds

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at the dry stay rinsing them or what are you doing? Yeah, well, I mean, it's not really

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sort of a little bit. What's wrong with that?

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Yeah, it's gonna come off.

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Yeah, because the thing is Look at how streaky like every single in the arena Josh I am so this is the thing I am in the random

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in the arena do you do you watching at home? Do you this is what I

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was saying. I was annoyed tonight 7am I I don't even really do this much like I'm the last person that should be lecturing. And so this is a low moment for you. I'm gonna teach you how to dry like me going from my school camp days when they teach you how to fucking dry glass. But I just feel like

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we know what it was a real bonding experience between George and I. We had a good time too. I love to say likes doing the dishes.

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Yeah, do actually. Yeah.

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I mean, do we find the gronk that comes in just

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just do it yourself?

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I bet I bet I do.

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You fucking don't. And that's like it. If you think they can do it. What about so you can say I said this is the thing. I don't do it all the time.

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I definitely don't clean the toilet in this building

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yeah Have

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you actually made a rusta

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That's right now but the thing is that I have like how do you think it stays clean? I fucking put the limp the the shit out like Do you not understand actually do that?

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What do you how do you think it has funny you clean the toilet so good.

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I do 100% dude. But the thing is a music club music

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cleaners at maintenance.

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A maintains because you're maintaining versus

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polluting the floor. You don't clean the floor?

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No. But who the fat cleans the floor. I don't know the last time.

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I've totally clean stuff when I've mocked it three times.

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We've been here for two years. Yeah. No, haven't been here.

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For a year and a half. We've been here Jessica.

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Three times in a year Same deal was getting

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that effect so I've mopped up three times. At least have you found

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the kitchen as well. You might be

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Yeah,

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I'm pulling away is I just how did we like the mokka master could have been fact by just having coffee sitting in it for more than a week.

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series Fox Did I just think the filter is in the paper,

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not just the filter the actual so there was there was also the glass was lovely. I just feel the reason I bring it up is because I want us to start doing stuff like because the thing is, if I'm in the wrong yeah I wanted to be very clear I realised that Uber I will say, Uber Eats bags, I need to get better at the problem is that what's been happening is I put them there with the idea that I will take them down at the end of the day and do a bag run. The thing is the way that the kitchen it is set up.

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Put the bins out of this premises,

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it's not my fucking job. That specifically is not my job.

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To get the automated calendar invite.

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I don't get it definitely. I think I deleted it

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and didn't send the notice.

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I don't need that. You're no longer can you

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take it all the way complains about a smelly garage. I don't

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understand why we're in this world of I can't complain when I'm here in the rain is that my thing? It My point is my point is in regards to the cutlery, the plates, the balls, all of that sort of shit. Even if I contributed 20%

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there's a fuck tonne of stuff there.

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What what solution All I want is what is the solution that we can create? So that it's not a problem. And so

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as I said itself in the dimension of what it is there's not there's one raising, raising an email sent out twice a week. Yeah, because the thing is, the instant one is, if you had a if you had a dishwasher, it'd be solved.

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This is what 97 said are hopefully we get a dishwasher and then the dishwasher won't get emptied.

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Yeah, well, that's what I made it. Well that sounds at this ad ad agency.

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Yeah, you really struggle with that.

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Just washing dishes once you're done, and that's what happens on fat Friday.

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So fat Fridays, I believe is the biggest issue around this.

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Yeah, I know if I'm here.

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And so I think that that's the thing. I think. I think that what has happened previously is we've put it on like we're acting as if we're a bigger business. And it's like, when we're doing stuff I think there is no way doing

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we're doing acting as a big business perfectly because

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lawyers but I guess that's the point. I think that part of it is found a losing sheet. No low level problems. I think that it's like it spreads it becomes like in that there is a reflection of everything else. And sorry,

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do you not agree? Do you actually not right? I just think it's that righteous. What's the outrageous bit

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that you can find so hard and cheap inside little

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thing is

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What do you think is

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just a well worded call?

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And I twisted it but the thing is that what we're forgetting this is what we're forgetting. This is what this is what we're forgetting. I don't use the cutlery and the plates in the balls that has been you can ask Envato you can ask Southern Cross I know specifically, I had. I do not use communal things policy, because I just don't want to have to enter into the

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total. It's not my problem. I've watched other people's dishes here plenty of talented

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I think here. It's

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the man I've watched my fucking mug I'll wash my mug.

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The thing is I can

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handle I only drink out of my mug, my one mug and your boss bottle and my boss bottle because it's it makes it real easy.

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smell your hospital the other day that wasn't good.

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This morning.

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Yeah, yeah, no business. And it's time that we can capture these meltdowns on really great quality cameras. I think your friend actually had a point

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guest episodes.

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I think it's good. It's good too. I think that we anyway we going to,

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is this a serious thing about the dooms that like having to get the supplies like what? are they selling more now they've stocking back up or is it all out of stock from what you've read said

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what so one of the Kimberly Clark is one of the manufacturers of the toilet paper that moved the production manufacturing to South Australia.

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So in China, is it

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Yeah, so so they're sort of like diversifying their manufacturing so they can handle if anything happens, or if they can't get the right amount of stock and supply from China.

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I mean, we could be paying per sheet. Seven Bucks.

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You're drinking guy I use a fair bit

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yeah I like to lie it we've spoken about the halfway father scrunchie

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wrap around the hand

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had a nice little

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bit the note of it but I but one thing just just one last thing on the kitchenette I see stop

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me not knowing what I spoke about to my psychologist Do

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you not know how you walk the earth? Oh no I just we did a lot of I was I had a little bit of regret regret after the high Miche chat because I felt like there was a very heavy I remember I kept repeating my head how I said Gooch on the shot.

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But anyway,

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funny. I don't know.

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But what I do now is I think that getting a security camera in the kitchen that can we can easily place times where things are being left, right. I think that that would do wonders.

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I'm enjoying moving next.

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Can you look up these saves ways to solve them. You workplace communal kitchen disasters.

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disasters. What about like,

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on slack every day whoever's the last to leave takes a photo. No, I've the kitchen

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and George could be

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person, the first person to live text

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and it's just you can take your phone

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I yes isolettes who's gonna make a message afterwards?

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Because the thing is if we know every day then we can be like we can ask ourselves did we eat like you think about it? When do I actually use cutlery? When do I actually use cutlery or plates? or know me? When do I in all seriousness, when How often do you say me do it in all seriousness,

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whenever whenever the disaster happens, so if you refuse to be a part of any help, when we do as a team that gets Food was always going to be the thing is

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like the fat Fridays thing,

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I guess on this conversation

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just quickly Yeah, the first one consider giving someone ownership just you want to let it know

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what I said to you is I don't need to late everything can someone else laid the

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one establish clear rules and post them yeah like that step three hire someone

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said or go straight to step three

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yeah hi or what's a really sort of try offering a reward

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a title for someone who head of

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all 97 kept bringing up like he was like are like, what an office manager he's trying to work in fact, I'm

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just I'm just curious like, yeah, I'm trying to work out a system in a process like what people do in a big corporation.

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Yeah, so this is they do a rotation like a roster. But then people like Oh, do you mind if I I'm out so can you jumping into That, and then that just

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shits the bed

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because then it ends up falling on the oldest man.

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You just don't use it. I like it. Do we just have to accept the fact that because if, if we're all going in, I'll just start using it.

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We had two dishwashers at an hour. And they try to do something like fun to make everyone use the dishwasher. So they put instead of putting clean and Dirty Signs on they put yea and nay. Oh, yeah. But no one could figure out which one was what is the AMA? Yeah, his claim. Was that to change it because everyone

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mean it's it? Yeah, I just wanted to be easy.

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If you've had any solutions at your workplace, let us know place

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which do we need because I was thinking of a laminator. We need to get eliminated because I nearly got an index card and wrote a sign and put it on there. But I think I reckon the key. The key for this is you use something the next snappies it does not go into the sink. It gets washed, rinsed, and I believe washing and rinsing and different things. Do we agree? Do you think that washing and rinsing it I think this is the we're getting into the

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the least they got wash today.

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Yeah, but look at how much how like look at look at the discussion. Yes but wait spoke about what we're doing it for an hour.

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Go

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to people for an hour.

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This is how long would you say for now? Why did it take you an hour just

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you with it?

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Funny like

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I had to go through. Anyway, today the talk show. If you enjoy the show, give us a review on Apple podcast.

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Yeah, but if you have just enjoyed guest episodes, don't tell Josh

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Yeah, but

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So if you're listening screen grab right now and share it on Instagram. Maybe any tips in regards to what we can do with it. Send us a photo of your kitchen. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah.

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And what said what are the gronk stones?

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If there's a real dirty kitchen work send it says perspective.

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Yeah, because I'm I know,

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that's the standard way going for cinders. Minimal kitchens. Kanye and Kim. They're not using their kitchen.

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Yeah, I mean, they've hired someone full staff. I think Kim uses overeats

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Yeah, she's in the habit.

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She films in America,

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which was interesting,

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did she

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Yeah, she might that make sense. There was no they weren't ever in the same. Oh, really?

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Yeah, that's clever. Interesting. Alright. So tomorrow, guys, take us