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It's the daily Talk Show Episode 758 Happy Friday night drinks allowi gronk I know it's gonna die but spilt again excuse to jump into some gin. Don't you think gin guy? I definitely

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So yeah, I mean I've Recchia

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shout out to 36% of the gronk out there. Why? Because 36% drink at least one spirit awake.

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Got deep travel around with personal computers like a little hand, though, isn't it? Yeah the daily talk show.com forward slash survey if you want to give any data

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on a Saturday night, Gina, how many people

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do you know um, that there was a guy who installed a personal computer like on his head. He heard about this guy. Google Cloud saves just like personal

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So basically it was like, giving him he would hold it, and it'd be strapped to him but he'd stopped using it worked out how to use it in conversation. Like this is a quite a while ago. Like

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it's called a fucking iPhone bro. So it was sort of back in the day it was back in the day and it was in computer taste actually said Yeah, can you find anything about it says

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anything he can't because he kept on anyway so it is it is like I I'm really hungry, which is I feel like I haven't had breakfast but I had a smoothie at 7am so I'm in the same boat is saved. What if you had for breakfast? George? Just some panadol

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You're still hung over from

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a protein diet or a peanut. Oh

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yeah. What do you what do you have for

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breakfast normally produce it? Yes. Welcome. Thank you. I had porridge this morning. Okay, is it true? No, just out of the box. Yeah.

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Frozen blue just boiled water. Blue, blue. Yeah, I did have berries.

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That's nice. I've decided because today is usually a fat Friday. But once a month we're doing Friday night drinks. And so later on, there'll be cons and if you want to be a part of it, you get to where do you go to daily talk? show.com forward slash gronk ca griten. And so then you can get a live link to the zoom. We were all hanging out, but

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I promise we'll be there. Yeah, yeah, really? Yeah. replacing it with liquid dot today. It's not advised. But today we're drinking death gin.

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Sarah, and he's co founder and co co co founder, Jason is a hot accountant. They have a gym. I mean, does it get better than that? Having an account it's very,

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like it's a hobby town thing to do. To have a gym brand. It's actually ridiculous. So Josh, you've got one of the bottles. They're very impressive. You'll be impressed by this. Look at it. So it's um, it's in some

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Blank like what do you think it's rap? Yeah. Rap to cry Cry paper cried to paper that has a different texture. Okay. Yeah. Is it cry to cry right? Cry yeah Cripe as in is it meant to be this thinness of a cry? What is cry? pancake paper? Serbs come on? It's I mean it's just it tissue paper and crepe paper on the site what is the main

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thing? Like if that's one thing? Yeah, sure what about the thinness of a crepe because crepes super thin.

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Since What's it on? Well, I'm still in. I'm still in Google and I just came out with crack a thin pancake

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fabric

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from which one came first ripe the food or crepe one Google it's announced. The first one is a light fabric with wrinkled really, I wouldn't cry would have been more significant. Anyway. So look at the lead dog. So turnover, these are like what do you call it candle wax that just wax leaves

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That seal it and then there's underneath it. What does that say on the front of it?

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Mmm. What does that mean to you?

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Mmm Come on. You're at rageous Come on. You're the guy that introduced this term to me. Mmm.

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Death gin. Yeah, think about the brand death gin. Mm hmm. She got this and I'm gonna shoot mood so I can't actually pull for I couldn't use Billy Eilish his name this morning. I was trying to think of Billy I was like, similar to load but American.

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Mad Monday.

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Give me two more goes to more guys. I feel like it's an in joke that I'm a part of. And it's very when you introduced it. started the old daily talk show intro. It was featured in that. Oh, that's too much.

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Or we can't even get that memento mori. Yeah. So that's the $70 coin that you bought that reminded you

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Death was imminent. What do we learn from that guessing game? Not much. I thought you'd get it straight away. I didn't plan out a whole game.

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The only game I'll be doing is drinking. Anyway, so pull out your bottle but I'm gonna who wants to drink because I'm gonna make I've got my hands going up a little set up here. It's a little bit cloudy saves as the Jean guy. What does that mean? Well, I mean, so this is it's because it's cold and because it's so high quality. The Juniper oil is going cloudy in the drink and so if it when it heats up, it will become more and more clear. Okay, will it heat up though because we're gonna put Austin

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as the gym guys that well. Do you love it? Yeah, it's just more like room temperature. It'll become more clear, but there's nothing if it's cloudy. It's hot. Yeah, waxing is legit. It is really legit. Is it actual wax? dirt? Yeah. This is great. If we've learned anything this week.

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Serve

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The ladies in the room first says like the hard way. Okay, so Jen so Jess, do you drink gin? Yes. What's what's the deal? How do you actually have a chin? Well, we've got tonic today but I think like sort of waters Okay, you know other flavours and Sofie can mix with other types of fizzy drinks. We're going classic gin and tonics today, now, would you like, I won't be doing this for the whole show, by the way. Just the first little, you know, bit of performance, though, before you start, are we going to do the taste test? Oh, yeah, yep. Sara said we should do the taste test. And so what's the timestamp? So I'm gonna This is rude. But I'm just gonna there's a bit there. Can you come get that George? Because I just want just to do it.

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Okay, and so when we call it funny have Josh does it actually his show? Just throw it out of the bottle now he's a hoot. So this is I've just given you straight gene and I want you to I'll describe it. Jess will run us through how to do it. Okay.

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So yeah, what do you do? Yeah. So what

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Sorry, we were told this morning that you have to take it like a sip and then roll it on your tongue

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and let it go through all the different taste buds that we have on our tongues and I can't tell you what they are but there's different taste buds. Okay, and we're going to get a different experience and then we should end on the notes of caramel. That was what does it smell like? Do you think Jean what is the smell? I mean, vodka smells like pure alcohol.

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Jean has a specific it's the Juniper in it is Juniper oil. Yeah, is it the Juniper oil that makes it smells white smell like gin to interesting question now Josh, I respect the question. Let's let's have a little have a little guy

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huh so I'm I'm getting ready for the tongue thing dude. What smells like carrots.

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Anyone else smell carrots at something God in the like? That's I think what gene? Yeah, as soon as I smell gene, I smell cucumber. I just had that. Okay.

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Yeah how'd you man nice well I didn't know what you meant tonight because we're meant to Breathe it out but then he What do you mean Breathe it out? She said to let it go like so did let you let air out while we're flying out there we go nice to fly anymore is it gonna be quiet as a guy who's just out drinking is it going to be moments of that before we shut it down? He's going to be an intense notice that he's drinking data. So it's all in your mouth for a few seconds and it's not the whole thing. You will get it man I want Okay, here we go. So

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having a sip

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first thing he's little lips. You can swallow it and then breathe out.

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It's filtered out even if it was gonna blow out whilst drinking. It's very hard. You can't mould the taste. Okay.

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I cinnamon cinnamon put out that a flavour nut sips

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Yeah hang on let me do some more.

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Just give me my I was actually you know what I was going to say before you say caramel I was gonna say fan Tao tastes like a fan Tao I Oh, Jesus. This is the same with wine everything like you're

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slightly slight stretch it's like when someone says I got chocolaty notes I remember when you see chocolaty notes it's like ah great chocolate one

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I think that the full that takes it literally it's like hints of it, but then it is like so we were told the caramel thing which I don't know I don't I'm not my palates. Not sophisticated whatsoever, but I know somebody had chips were absolute bogans coriander flavour at all. I think I think it needs something got in the about a gin flavour in general. And so this is because it's distilled using coriander. So there are coriander seeds in it in a tote

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You got a cheap guy Farhad he's good, isn't he? Anyway all loaded up with the gene and we can get on with it. And locale as well. Yes. Oh yeah, well we've got Um, so we we we stuff that I suggest and I went down to will it will ease and we got

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you know the cucumber the lime and also the tonic water

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Queen gronk would be absolutely sick at home if she knew now we got Schweppes shake slips Okay, so she got favourite tree once she said no go sweat. Okay, so we went plastic bottle Schweppes. And then we got told by Sarah, who dropped off the gin this morning, I whatever you do is don't get Schweppes and I was like, ah, and she said, The alternative is, is owl the home brand. So

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supposedly, there's something in there that one they use like a flavouring the other they actually use the thing and so tonic water

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Compared to fizzy water, I might have made the mistake of thinking I had a bottle of soda water in the fridge hangover. And

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as soon as I asked that question, you're on it. What's the answer? soda water utilises pressurised carbon dioxide tonic.

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It's also carbonated, but it's got a distinct taste because they add flavours to it. Yeah, like what's more sugar and tonic water? Yeah. So is it

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q nine to you and I in a Conan Keenan, quick, Queenie, right.

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So you get whenever you win a nine when anything is a queue, you know? Okay, Quinton. It, just it. Okay. So yeah. So this is the soda water.

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I've got soda water here. That's the wrong one.

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So you've got to know we have a Tony. Tony swift soda. Okay, that's enough. Anyway, I'm using LD one. Okay. Let's get on with it. Okay, well, while you while you do that, yesterday, you talked about the market.

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flowery? I did. Well, we didn't know George and I, this all happened because I got a mcflurry Wednesday night after our day session of drinking bit naughty wanted one got the brand new banana caramel mcflurry. And boy was I not happy with what I'd got. Well, Nathan in the discord posted a photo of the mcflurry he got one too. Yeah. And Bree was like, Oh, that's not actually coming from McDonald's. Is it? Like it was it looked like someone had accidentally dropped something into mcflurry Yeah. And so I thought Look, I don't want to give up on Mac is I just want to hack macros. And so I worked out that all the ingredients that were inside of this mcflurry are just a pie banana and caramel caramel pie which you can buy separately. soft serve, which you can buy separately caramel sauce, which you can buy separately. You do the math. Well, I'll do it in the video that we're about to play. But I just thought I'll just buy all those ingredients and see how much it costs.

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was a baby it doesn't include the the time spent on this whole video in regards like you haven't calculated that it's 14 point $5,000

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George's motion graphics and addresses payoff skills. This was this was yesterday, the half price sort of mcflurry This is the almost half price. Very happy. McDonald's just released the brand new banana caramel Flurry. It costs $4 90 that looks like a pretty good mcflurry and this is how you can get it for almost half price. Firstly, you need to buy saucer 70 cents banana and caramel pie dollar 50 caramel sauce 50 cents

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if you can do the math. What is it how much saving you $2 20 tell you win the game. Now I'm going to construct the mcflurry grab yourself a bowl and a spoon. Combine the soft serve banana caramel pie and top with caramel. Bon appetit.

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Thank you

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Now I bought one to compare

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one and two MCAS credit. I think it was just the the temple stone McDonald's. Oh my god mcflurry that I got that was horrible. The one you got on huddle straight. There was a fair bit in it, but then I got double what he got for like $2 20 less. It is amazing how the different like restaurants all the different fast foods. There's good ones and bad ones. I remember a specific good KFC. Yeah, I'm subway. This

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bowling North great subway green. I will drive to bowling. Really? Yeah, the one they get bacon loading. I believe it's where it's got they've got their own car park, you know, little section just off to the side just across from LD. Oh yeah. Yeah.

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Jess, would you like cucumber or lime

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lime

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to squeeze it in. Yeah, go for it. I'm gonna give you a fresh fresh glass. Now I'll give you unless you want a small glass. Go. Yeah, we're running glasses. Yeah, we're

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good. We're good anyway well that's one thing I think like we what we royally fuck up is using the right glass for the rotten drink. So the criticism that we had in regards to the Prosecco

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you're on

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the Prosecco that we had. The fade back is ga Kj. I'm getting ready. Okay, he's he's my service. I guess my service man just this

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is just what sort of glassware Do you have at home and glasses with really thin rims? Okay. Is that it? Yeah. So how many problems is to you and prone to breaking those? Yeah, you said a higher quality because I feel like when we bought the wine glasses from Kohl's or will

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bullies. We only spent like 10 bucks or whatever. And they're the thickest, thick Yeah, it's always a thick class actually a poor quality glass do you think? Maybe because, you know, those glasses come from the likes of came up. Thank you and like Target and stuff, but the thinner ones are generally more expensive but like this, I'm not gonna discriminate against the glasses like that usable. Sure, but the thinner ones are nice to have glass of wine in or something. Do you have stemless or or stem wine?

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But I prefer the stemless martini glasses at home No, what about like the different make cocktails What about like red, you know how you have different human types different classes for like, read watch, give that I do but I just I literally pull my wine into a glass like this really.

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I don't know if it's glossy.

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Or can stemless in general was when when sort of interwork class area and then went boating because it is very similar to a class

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that's gonna blow your head off. Just that

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It's cloudy though. Yeah. Um, so Josh, why are you in a bad mood? I felt a sense. You know what? You were angry that since you Sorry, since you walk taking George's jacket off by a bit hot. Now why do you want to bring it? I feel like there's a little bit of a maybe there's a getting to Friday night. I'm always angry Friday night before Friday not during so we notice it. Yeah, but I think it's a part it's a cathartic I mean you could say don't talk about your feelings and just try and sort of ride it out and get to that nice place but I feel like for you it's cathartic Yes Get it all in on you ocean. Yeah, you know, I said to says before I came, I said I'm Roper but

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it's very calculated to use the term ropa bottom right people say like, Dad, dad,

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but now it's workable now because we

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we've done a deal with audio technica, and we've got these headphones and microphones and all that sort of thing, and save

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tells me he's good at telling us that things are happening. And so he's like, we've got to do a video for audio technica. And he does tell me Yes, it's like it's jus Friday. But what happens every single time is he says that and then he tells us on the day like when it's like are we still need to do that Audio Technica thing? Yeah. And so I was spending like four hours this morning writing copy, wasn't it, like doing other stuff outside of being in sort of camera mode? Yeah. And then I feel like I don't want to come here and have to deal with that shit. And so I got like it and it but then I don't want to let the Audio Technica down too. Because what did you tell what have you told Audio Technica would post the video to the video today? Yeah, who's editing it? Yeah.

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You're editing it? Yeah.

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And so the thing is, like,

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Did you tell I have a feeling that you've told Audio Technica, you've implied like, it's in the works. We're developing. We're working on the video. And then we're delivering it today, but we're actually fucking cramming today. Have you been? Have you been emailing him saying it together nicely? No, I haven't. I haven't said that. I've said we'll be working on it. Okay. So how do we do because I feel like I don't want to be I know what I'm gonna get saved to drink.

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What do you think I can do that? What should I do? Because I realise I'm like, Well, I

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I said that I was born I was in I was annoyed by MRI, I realised that I'm part of the problem. What can I do better? To make sure that we do these things?

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And

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I don't know. I mean, I don't I don't if I don't think it was you. Like, I think it's just like, you know, dialling in, like the calendar and buttons. You know, just I use the calendar. Yeah. First time I heard about it.

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was when I got a calendar invite about it today and that was because so he calls me and says we have to do it and I was so caught off guard. I didn't know how to how to handle how to handle it well.

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I will do it right before the show, but send me a calendar invite and so he sends me a calendar invite and I write back on my fucking markable

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you sent me a calendar invite an hour before

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we've got to do it. But I just want like, I want us to do a good job but the other thing too is I don't want to micromanage I don't want to be like put it in the calendar, do this sort of But then I also take responsibility where it's like is it micromanaging? Decide just put it in the calendar for somebody who's learning how to use calendars like as an implement in you know how to fucking use it implementing it into your every day workflow. I don't think that's micromanaging. So I should have just said put it in the calendar at the time at the start of the week. Yeah, cuz because then I booked it out. What do you what was your thinking? Today

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Yeah, just like is it Yeah. How do you get to the Friday and be like, okay, we can Yeah, well, I'm it ya know, the Friday that's it that's probably like that's rushing but it was more just like, you know i've i've mentioned

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Yeah What if What if he came to you on Wednesday and said we need to do this audio tech?

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That's that's where I go. Yeah, I

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never I I do. I had a good I want to get better at the five that finds a brain I have is it's like, she'll ask for something like, Oh, can you do this lecture or that? Sure. And I'll be like, if it's in the calendar, it gets down like I'll do it if it's in the calendar, which he thinks that she shouldn't have to put things in the calendar to get things done. I think there's also the reality that when things are in the calendar, they still are annoying as before they were in the calendar in terms of like, if you are busy, you're in a real flow this morning with Bill

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new websites and so I know Josh when he's in that mode, I really need to talk to him. He doesn't want to talk so he's he's he's right man I know we call Rory Rain Man but you're just like

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I just saw it as I knew that it was slightly overly negative like the reaction. I don't know whether I was almost like self sabotaging because I was like, Okay, we'll do it. 1130 and then I know it takes half an hour to walk from my place

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to the office, and I was just sitting on my bed. I'm actually too angry to leave. I didn't leave until half past 11 I said, Look, we're gonna have to do it another time. It's like

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Bodie is going through a real stage where he just like, just like putting his head down and like doing what I'm imagining you were doing at the end of it.

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Not sharing, but not only that, his brain had said to me.

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Tomorrow you should wear you will learn jumper. Ryan. Like you

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It's not comfy at the moment.

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She's like, we should wear the woman jumper. I said, Well, when it fins, I will. And you don't have to mention the jumper until it starts to fit again and I'll start wearing it anyway. So I'm

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about sibs, but I was like, You know what? I'm going to, I shouldn't say says the situation. That's where I landed. It was a situation that you led as he says that with the most closed off body language.

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Like you couldn't get through it.

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And now so

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in the morning, I was like, You know what? Maybe this is all in my head. About the the woman jump I think I'm going to try the woman just I'm already angry.

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I try the woman jumper on Yeah, and brace working from home. Yeah. And she's like, and so like, I'm pissed off. And like, I've like you

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Right purple I've put the one jump around embrace like, because I literally last night was like no I don't want I told her the whole story about the woman jumper and she's like, Oh, you wearing the woman jumper and that looked in the mirror and I was like, This doesn't look good. And so then I changed back into my hoodie which I feel comfortable. Okay, now that's good. I mean, do I want to turn this around? I don't want to bring everyone else's died down. No, I think I mean, this is the process. I'm laughing. I'm feeling you know, the death gins getting to me. It's not having to pass up on you pass it over. Yeah, I was letting him get it. Get it out.

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Have you got a concept or what? What so this is the problem. So my guy can read the point the dot points of what I've asked for on slack. Just read the whole slack transcription if you like and my go to is always Can we just get into a G Bay Hump Day, right?

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So here we go. Okay. So I want us to put energy into things. That's what I said. Is what you said.

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surprise and delight for audio technica.

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I would much prefer if we had a meeting specifically for the shoot 24 hours beforehand for the creation. No, that's that's mainly

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the creation of points of what we're delivering and enough time to do multiple types without the pressure of a short timeline

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that's pretty raised does that it doesn't sound like a joke.

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Well, this is this is the fucking annoying thing because I'm the last guy and this is where I'm like, trying to get used to if he'd had that meeting said hey, we need to have a meeting for this thing out of a lot. Yeah, he's you're a bitch. I fucking hate this I

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would have had that I would have had it

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I would have respected him for it I would have been like I'm gonna do this whole thing. And but but that's wait like the thing is what my point was. I'm she said all of this stuff. I'm sure that calendars does that mean that everyone has to be shit at it now

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No skills. Yeah, it's not my skill set. Do you reckon it can be your skill set? Do you reckon you can get good with calendars? Yeah, no, I need to work on it. That's for sure. Yes. I think you are

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amazing at this kind of stuff. How I mean, you've been working in the industry for many more years and saves early days for you working in different PR companies, things like that. What was the Did you get any of this bullshit from your boss?

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Yeah, I think everyone has to learn the hard way. It's called managing up. And so when you're like, you've got to manage Josh almost I know he weren't like it, enjoy it, but

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we'll get you the

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Hang on. Just explore that a bit more. What is so he needs to manage Josh is that his reaction to how Josh manages him and then how what he does with that or does it so I would say it's anticipating what Josh wants and needs and planning for that and having, I guess a thought process or having

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These actions done before he asks you always being that one step ahead.

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Yeah, it makes me sound like a baby. But is that how it works?

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I know your deal you're in, you're in go mode in a task. I know I don't need, like calling you as Andy is not productive. But I also think that we've like we've both gotten so good at that. It's like what you're doing your MC flowery thing like I think at the start you would have been like, I'm gonna have Josh in at doing the fucking interact happy fact he pissed if it goes viral because now

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he talks according to news.com Today you

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Georgie boy will get a lot of love.

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Who's the guy with the mouse? I believe he's knife and Aladdin.

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I think it's great. And now I know what you made. And so it is about was listening to a great episode back great. This is deletion. Otherwise, it's good. Can we just have a look?

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of shift, shift shift mode shift. Happy Friday happy fat Friday Happy Friday night drinks cheese have we mentioned as well gin day tomorrow? Yes, we haven't

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it is and you should have put that in the calendar 24 hours before shit if it's not in the flow yet I'm not gonna look at DEF gene get it get on it is this is it a calm? How do they how do you get a calm? Yeah so the death gene calm is their website and you can buy off there just you want to just give him because we love you Love Jace and now Sarah Marie, give him a megaphone. So we've given just the megaphone

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into the microphone right into it. All right, say whatever you want. Jesse's gonna be pissed that we didn't put a callin

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What is it? What's the website? What's the website? Yeah, hang on. Nice. Yeah, this is great. Okay,

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thank you to death gin, for your refreshingly dry chin. That's going to help us live our

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Best laugh today. Love it. Can

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gin on Instagram? Yeah, on Insta love it. That was a really good listening to a lesson in the Sam Harris meditation app, highly recommend it. And he has won ones around, like what are the benefits of meditation? And what are you looking for within the practice? You know, what are you looking to get from the practice of meditation and In short,

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you can change the world by changing your internal rather than waiting for the world to change to change your internal. And so for you, Josh, it's like, Who are you in the moment of a situation like that? And it's like relying on saves to change and this is where we can take power and ownership internally and and change our world completely and what our interactions are. And I think that's like one of the known scientific benefits of meditation, changing pathways changing reality.

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giveness all of that kind of stuff, but it's never just the thing either. No, but it is about how do you turn down the dial 60% across all intense, or what would have been an intense situation. So, for me, Bodie, like he's going through a bit of a tough, not tough time, but just like, they just changed it constantly. They're either not sleeping or they've, you know, being a bit sucky, consistently chanting or not eating. And like, I found myself holding Bodie, when he's screaming or I'm trying to dress him in the morning and he doesn't want to do it at all.

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I'm just like, I fucking would have blown up hard in the past. And it's the present. What do you do? What's the nothing I'm not doing anything? I'm being this domain. It's the benefit of meditation that you don't realise until it creeps up on you and you're like, it's not even patting yourself in the back you like, hang on these kids fucking screaming and I feel like removed you know something.

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You're holding it in like bat to blow on. Sometimes I'm holding in your teeth, that kind of stuff sometimes I'm just like, just breathing through it it just is like I'm watching a child scream on television that isn't my child. And it's and so my son's his son's

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No, but it is like how do you change? Yeah, your reaction so sips to this is not just one way.

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What I'm proud of is that I can have a moment I can be annoyed, but then I can, like, come back and we can all be good. Like it's very contained. Yeah, the issue and I'd prefer to and my thing is, it's like the reason I bring it up on the show is because I feel like any energy that I put like anything that's taking energy I feel like I can actually deliver it like I can Yeah, I don't feel so bad now because at least it's made it into the show. Yeah, I mean, that's why say that that's why it's it's good body let's talk about

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anger. The emotions are flowing.

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Right. You can't be angry for 24 hours. But somebody, like I was thinking about how much Sorry, I'll just finish that. I don't think he I don't think it is possible to stay angry for 24 hours without actively trying to delve into the thought to get angry. Anger leaves, it's only here for five minutes, 10 minutes. And meditation is shortening these intensity intensity of these kinds of emotion. It's like if Brian and I are arguing, or if we have like a little moment where there's an argument and I sort of like turnover for the first like three minutes. It's like, you know, you've been a baby, but then it's like, on now like actively having to like, try not to turn around and

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doing the anger then you feel like a annoyance and it's like you are bad because I'm sorry.

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And so that's any emotion right? It's like, even after a break

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out, you feel heartbroken. The heartbreak doesn't stay with you for every waking moment, you will have a moment within it might be long time, but it will be a moment where you've seen something that's made you laugh, the amount that emotions go on until you sort of revisit it again, which will bring it straight back up. And so that sort of internal change to change your, the world around you. Is that version. So I don't know. But then it when it comes to this is the thing, just I haven't worked in businesses that are big, I just own the big maybe.

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No, but like, you're meant you're having to sort of manage people around you, whether you're the manager or not. You're managing yourself and how people are reacting. And so, I mean, you've worked in much bigger businesses than may in terms of like, when people are annoying and you don't want to work with it, but you have to like what's, how do you deal with those feelings of shame coming up and, you know, politics essentially, yeah, and get very close with the microphone. Please, Charles

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was just said turn it on in sorry.

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The board has spoken and he didn't. He's not even, it was

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amazing. And I think when it comes to working with people, when you're their manager, it's easier to

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take a step back because you can guide them in the right direction. And a lot of the time, particularly my industry, people are stressed over something that, you know, it's not life or death. Like it's not, it's a non issue when the client might be unhappy. But realistically, if you take a step back, you can kind of work your way through it. So I think when you're working with people that you know, might not see that and

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getting upset or emotional about that kind of thing. It's kind of like helping them work their way through it. Like you were saying, I think meditation does that a lot for you as well. But

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yeah, pulling people out of the abyss, I suppose. And then in terms of people that are annoying, just to work with like, you're going to get that everywhere. So I think you just need to work your way through pay manage them and that's everything. Have you guys heard of disc profiles? Yeah.

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There is no episode, which was highly criticised to me going through my disk.

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What would you What do you think he is? And you've got D qualities and se qualities. I think that you guys are also eyes. So I don't know, I don't know very much.

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Well, yeah, I think that that's so I did it when I was at the fibre guide in the media department where I was like we just drop the media department bit

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fiery.

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Now when I was like it was basically like an intern position. And my disk was the size slipped

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herniated disc, no, but I

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had the same profiles as their entire executive. Yeah. So I'm a DI so that I'm like I'm dominant, what's dominant and inspiring because I think I'm the DI to

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you. You might be I would say your day say cuz what's so sad

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I'm

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cautious.

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That's very funny. Do you like you process? Yeah, I don't necessarily. The funny thing about the processes is I like them. Yeah. But if you know Josh that if you tell him that he's anything he'll push back all the time for me it's not the de se anymore.

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It's gonna be the the IK

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I think that they is it you know it's disk with the season. Yeah, it is it is. I mean, it's quite expensive, but it is.

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But it's quite fascinating when you get all of your team to do their disc profiles and you've got your own and it tells you how you work into them and how they work into you and what they need to do to satisfy your needs and what you need to do to do the same for them and how you talk to them because I'm a direct person, and I'll tell you how it is and I expect that

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In return I don't like dancing around Tom Hanks I don't like that stuff but some people do they need the compliment sandwich for example. Sure. Yeah. I don't like receiving feedback that way. I don't know if I could stand to those subs pain like like we're in the middle of a meeting and him saying I'm the kind of guy that

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this spreadsheet there is so so what I did where Amy works for she started she did a version it wasn't desk It was one of the profile link and personality profile which reality star you

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Jovi from friends

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that was in a reality.

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But at its Yeah, they do. And so anyway,

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we've got the contact of the person who ran that. She's a lovely, lovely, we'll have her on the show. It'd be great to have her on the show. We do it all and then we talk about it does it take now that team's bigger? Yeah, it makes sense when it's just you. Mm hmm.

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A little bit. It's a bit irrelevant, isn't it? The guy didn't know what to do with it. When I got it back. I'm like, Oh, yeah, I'm the DI whatever it is. I don't know what to do with that. I'm just doing mate. And so you're saying when it's in a team and understanding how Josh works mace How does Mason work? No one knows. How does Georgie boy work every day Georgie boys, just like Sala here in the room.

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And it helps with your stresses as well. So

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you know, it can help you find out you know what you might be stressed by having a busy schedule. And then that makes you forget different things, for example, or, you know, you might like to work in a fast paced environment. So it's fascinating in that respect, and who works well under pressure. So like putting a fire under someone's arm doesn't work for everybody. Yeah, makes people shut down. And some people don't like, you know, giving a task if they don't know how to get there. So they need, you know, step by step guidelines, I suppose. Whereas, you know, like, I feel like I can just

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Take a job and work figure it out. Hmm. But some people don't like that, and then they shut down. Yeah, it's interesting how it doesn't matter what company you go to. They're all fucked in some way. Like if you

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if you go like any

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like you when you speak to close friends, there's always issues, there's always things going on. It's just I feel like it's the common thing that like, they're all people problems everyone has, like, we're all big babies. And we're all trying to figure out how to interact with one another. And that's why I feel like when I hear stories of

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companies separating or founders falling out, I'm like, it's such a mystery, like you just spent so fucking long trying to work out how to align and how to do all those sorts of things. Yeah, I mean, what do you think for you and Josh, like, we're very different in this bay. And you see how there's a limitation to you and I just being the like, hang

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The thing or if we were trying to just run a business, you and I, no one else at all, you see the friction point there. And so there's like, what I think is we hold out as long, like as long as possible, trying to work on, you know, our opposites. And you're working through so many complex things there. And then I think when there's more people starting to join, it makes it easier, it makes it easier. It's like fuck we've held out to then now work with, you know, Jess and I working closely together, you and Sam's working closely together well, if you if you're, if you've got a family, and you're doing it just so low, versus having support, like a nanny or whatever it is like that would that would change the dynamic of a relationship. If you're just looking at as you know, a glass full of water like or a percentage. It's like, if you had help as a single mother, it's like the the, the input the quality of input to your kid after

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Having some help can be a different quality to, you know, the hard reality of doing it all by yourself and feeling sort of drained and so, yeah, it makes sense. I feel tipsy.

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You feel? Yeah, sorry. Delicious, though, I could definitely get around this as a thing. We got two bottles and, and so, yeah. So what sort of because you know, I like to get into sort of branding, if I'm going to do like I was the red wine guy for a long time before the tape

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that's contradictory to I've just been drinking. I've just started drinking and as the red one for longer because I was I was a guy who started drinking only red wine. Now I know that I did think I said to Jess, we went and got some ice and a few other things. And I said, should we get something else and I was thinking getting red wine for you.

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And so we continued the gin from a branding perspective. What sort of guy Am i into it? Yes, if I was to get into jeans,

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Oh,

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this is controversial.

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Because we have a job that is but it's a real brand belly

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fit. I feel like there's like, I actually appreciate that saves like Jean, like out of all the alcohol. It's like it's Yeah, it's a nice one if you have the vodka guy, and so what?

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genius? Jason Fox drink gin and he's a sophisticated fuck Could you be a whiskey guy? Yeah, I could get like, I think that I feel I don't know. I could be out of school here. Jean guy versus the whiskey guy. I feel like there's more depth to the whiskey guy than the gin guy. No offence to gin guys. And so sorry. Is that because it's an old man thing kind of which gin? No, it's whiskey. Yeah, I feel like it was well No. I also think it comes from Jean in my world and my friendship circle of people who have been into it when I was drinking when I was younger. Jean wasn't like tank array was

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The probably the closest thing where people were like, I got this from mum's cabinet you know like what facts that she tonic waters Bros. As I've got older I've started to appreciate gin and tonic water together like I had a big night up in Sydney and I hadn't drank gin before really tried it, but I we had a big nod on and I was at my office have that so is it is that thing?

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Yeah, I mean you can't it's I feel like I feel like when we ski is winter like I imagined whiskey

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whiskey if that if you have to choose which one's the summer and winter one you'd go winter whiskey, gin somehow I think cigars frowned upon. Well, like cigarettes, Michael Jordan hasn't.

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I feel like from a perception point of view, they're better than secret so I can tell you remember, I still get you still get a bad it's like having a cigar. If you've been out and you getting a bit fired up and you have a cigar without even inhaling it. You feel the

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Positive the nicotine within it. So don't be fooled by MJ best basketball player in the world sucking back a cigar. And because he's not inhaling it, it's not giving the effect of some kind of substance. You smoke a cigar. don't even have to inhale it and you still getting the effects of the nicotine. Have you smoked this against Georgie boy? I've had it. I've had a puff. It's not good. It's so full on. Yeah, gross. And so there are at Michael Jordan likes. I honestly don't know how they do it like it's just such an intense thing. Yeah, you can't there's no way you could ever have one of those you know, I reckon cigar guys. I feel like it's more of a guy thing. But dumb enough. I could be holding a wet sloppy thing in their mouth. like think about a How long does it exist? does it start to like get stuck so he

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has no problem with

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it cuz he's sucking on it. Are you

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Like any teeth, should we get one tonight?

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asthma? I'm worried about your asthma. You don't inhale it. Yeah, no, but I feel like you accidentally and so the risk the risk is mouth cancer. Yeah. And this is the other thing. It's like yeah, there is that's not harm thing. I mean, it's you know, but it is interesting because 997 23 Michael Jordan, like sucking back those things was he doing it was you know, Stock Exchange rooms before the games on the Jets? Were

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playing golf, just like he's like, oh wall. Do you reckon there was there's going to be an uptake in cigar buying based on that?

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It was a glorified automatic. Yeah, it might look cool.

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So there's a there's a status ply to smoking a big cigar. They're expensive. The bigger you get the more expensive picture what would a big cigar cost 40 bucks. Now you can pay put the fucking key

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figure with you could pay 300 bucks for one cigar and so I see it's like it I've heard stories where it's like oh no we had success business or whatever we're gonna have a cigar less yeah it was a celebration thing like after they won everyone in the change rooms were doing like doing it yeah but inside of that they were also playing golf and soccer maybe they'll still celebrating they had a lot to celebrate the Chicago Bulls how connected is that with the

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the cigarette the what's it called what a cigarettes made out of tobacco tobacco industry still has tobacco in it doesn't it's the guy who was

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the bad news

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I was blown away I just saw something on social media around how much the government pays the tobacco industry to not say I'm gonna do shit. Yeah, realise them you look that upsets a fucking racket. How do we get a part of that in a more genuine way we

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know a lot is happening. We get the last time

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Look up government support. I mean, how would I don't think I could never work for a company? No. How would what's How would john how how would you how whenever I would, I would always, you know, he said how would you said I would sit out? How would and then you said, you said Howard, and so what's the percentage of alcohol in this

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joy quite lightheaded.

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This is the best stuff. I'm so sorry about this morning.

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good, we're good. Let's do the Audio Technica thing here.

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bp. Is it the BP four is the BP 40. So the great thing about the BP 40 seriously, the great thing about the BP 40s is I made look great to start with. They look fantastic, don't you think? Yeah, they matte black. This is so small as well. And so the

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The great thing is, so with microphones, there's two main types of microphones, dynamic microphones, and condenser microphones. What's the difference? The difference is that a condenser microphone is you can consider it like always on so it's always listening so it has a much higher volume and noise, which can be good if you're in a controlled environment. So if you've got very little reverb from a room, condenser microphones can be good. a shotgun microphone is a condenser microphone. A dynamic microphone is something like you would see on stage or things like that it doesn't require power. And the way that it's activated is through sound. These

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are dynamic microphones. However, they have qualities like a condenser microphone, so they have the crisp, high EQ that sort of high frequency sound, but they have the benefit of being able to be in a little bit of a noisy room and only pick up our voice

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So a dynamic microphone is great for people with bad mic technique. No. So like if that were to go off? Well, I don't. So the thing is, the reason that we're able to sort of move around the mic is because of the compression that we use, which basically says the highs and lows and like sort of, you know, compresses that all together, the

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the benefit. So I'd say if you have a bad mic technique, a condenser microphone is going to pick up more, so you can be off mic, and there'll be out because it's listening to everything right. But the problem is, you'll fucking hear the helicopter, you hear the lawnmower, you hear all that sort of stuff. You hear the other person if you're going to pod exactly if you don't have to, if you have to, if you have more guests on Yeah, and you have condenser microphones, you're gonna hear everyone so dinette, the thing is

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USB microphones, a lot of them that you can get today. I condenser microphones I wouldn't recommend

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The condenser microphone, the Audio Technica ac 40, no the tooth out the USB.

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It's just released a new one. Tim Ferriss uses them but they look well Andrews uses it. It's a handheld style microphone that plugs in via USB in saying that we started our podcast using a condenser our condenser microphone. And so they they can be good the thing with condenser microphones, you're more likely to see people using things like donors and stuff like that or do lasers

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to raise Yeah, to to dampen some of the echo. But no, what I love about Audio Technica is the design. I saw these at IBC in Amsterdam in

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when was that 2018 was that when we're doing the show new RFC? Yeah. I mean, so I went to your, this this short, which are like, yeah, and they're like, they're very heavy. So they're a high quality mic. The funny thing is that they're not necessarily that prevalent in the public.

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Casting Spicer they're a little bit higher in cost they closer to the cost of assure SM seven B which is the microphone that john Morgan uses and boy of April bought those and the problem the problem with the Joe Rogan microphone. That's a dynamic microphone. I was gonna I thought you're gonna say doesn't come with Jamie that but the other thing too is with a with the shore SM seven B's are those black it's made famous from the Metallica doc Oh, have you seen that documentary? They use one. It's a dynamic microphone, and it's a very quiet microphone. And so what happens is, if you just when you buy a

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an interface, we call it a preamp which basically goes between the computer and the microphone to turn it up which you need for dynamic mic data. Exactly. When when you're using a duck Thank you. When you're when you're using a dynamic microphone, bringing up the volume because it's quiet can add a dime

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Additional noise, which is called a noise floor. And so the thing is exactly. And so the problem with the shore SM seven B microphone, is, if you run it into a preamp, you have to have it on full volume because so quiet and so you hear the noise floor. And so then what you have to fucking do is you don't buy something called a cloud lifter. And there's other products, which basically takes the signal ramps it up to the volume of what would be considered a phantom microphone and that goes into the frame that goes into the preamp problem is that you're adding all this extra gear. So the benefit of what I really love about the bay pay 40s genuinely because we could pick any microphone like microphones aren't that like, microphones aren't going to be the thing that sends us back. It will be finally we've got about.

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And so the great thing about the BP 40 is that it's loud. And so you don't have to go crazy on the volume on the preamp, but it's dynamic. So it means that we can be

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talking in the room, and we're not getting bleed across. So hopefully that explained. So if you are looking at a microphone for a podcast, I'd recommend a dynamic microphone yet my sponsor, definitely. I mean, I've shot the link to a few people who said, what should I get this? Do it. Get it? Yeah. Why not? And it's Yeah, the dynamic, the dynamic microphones are the Come on.

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Can you use that? Yeah, I'm sure we can use bits. Okay.

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Yeah, just in terms of drinking workplaces, and new to George agency.

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were turning this place into

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long lunches,

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and a bag of coke.

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Not to listen to tomorrow's episode.

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As a mom, don't listen to tomorrow. And also like

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Drink cars. Do we need to invest in a some sort of wheeled machine where we No,

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no, no, that's a lot. So not so TJ had a cart at the old easy straight off. It was like it was on the fridge. No, no, no, no. So Amy worked at an ad agency on St Kilda road, the ultimate fat cat environment and there was she was in charge of it at some point she was looking after Optus, Woollies, or sorry, Kohl's. Yeah, we don't have to mention they she would be the driver of that she would be the driver of the car to me. I went in there for summer and beverages. Literally we'll we'll around cocktail of the day Friday come fucking 2pm we had the same thing.

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It

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was like the what's that the glasses clinking on the trolley.

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But then our receptionist Alicia, she dropped it and smashed everything so

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I will banned from drink trolley for like two years.

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wishy washy paste nothing says just just musta hit something on the right.

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The funny thing is that it's like it's all these perks are designed to just find Kp das like the trolley is literally like, we don't want to fucking get up and start working. We start when Yeah, it's like it's like an aeroplane. Yeah, I know. Sorry. aeroplane it's because I don't want to get you

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ha you don't have to get up

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on a plane to be honest. What are you expecting like a

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whopping you get your eggs on you. That's not a bad idea is it?

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First class? Did you set the bar when you were in first class? No. So first class Singapore a 380. I don't like

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I was going to going to Heathrow through Singapore. You in the chairman's lands before you went? You gotta check it. The funny thing is that we were really it was sorry, it wasn't the chairman sign it. They call it the private room.

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Singapore but the interesting thing about the whole experience was how is it at the pointy end? It's good but the thing is that it's like

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in all honesty like it is nice that you can get a better sleep like at home

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bearing flights to home sleep never That's what I'm saying. But what I'm saying is so it's like he had a beard he had a full beta It was a flatbed flatbed and not even the post the video so the photo Yeah, did you vlog any of it? I didn't know.

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And I created a story to that. I thought that because we've been to Dubai before. We're in Dubai that's got the the lore around not being in the same room as someone of the opposite sex not married, Watson. So when you deal with your partner, you

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People that just sort of turn a blind eye it's like Mr. And Mrs Janssen type of thing. And so the thing was, when we're on the Singapore flight, I didn't know what the fucking rule was in Singapore. And so the guy's like, I'm married. And I was just like, a panic. Yeah, yeah. What is that? What the fuck you doing? I was like I was making sure we didn't didn't get arrested. Nice family and so that but that yeah, it was slightly, slightly awkward. But the interesting thing with them, so Bree got food poisoning that day before we went on the flight, and she went to a chicken shop a well known chicken shop on

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Swan string. Yeah, they're great salads. You don't I mean, this is the thing. I got food poisoning the other week. No, you have been back there. They don't know where it was from St. George is the same thing. Mike it's like it's a hard one. It's a hard one. Anyway, what I took from that as you fuck it I'm grateful that you flew it. Oh, no, no, sir. I was gonna say so we so we used all of our but we didn't pay it. We use 350,000 points.

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You paid it that's paying to do it but a lot cheaper than actually like that would be 20 Grand 15 grand. So he he i mean i think it's probably

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I think it was about 14 grand for the tour if you were to do it or whatever so it's a lot lot cheaper like literally open to credit cards. Now I can

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bet you can get this is the first thing I was going to mention this with Tom from up bank yet in Australia. The fees on credit cards in regards to signing up is outrageous. So the yearly fishy Lee fake so like I said, 299 for their their black ain't dead or whatever, just if you get a cricket. That's really do you ever had a credit card? Really? I've never been in debt. Okay.

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How's that?

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Obviously, that's TJ doesn't have you need it, but he's

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He's still paying off the BMW

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red leather seats and a DVD player. TV no DVD play eight stacker in the back.

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So does that mean if it was a TV you actually got channels Simpsons back and whatever Why did you hang on to Chris you have a satellite on it How does it connect myself? It must have had a satellite it oh my god that's a satellite that was a joke. It antenna had frayed away yeah freight away so it's pulling a signal through it was driving. You could listen for the suit. Like Stop it. The light comes on driving. I didn't know they could do that. Yeah. Why don't you have this? It was a stripper.

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He was sorry. He had to you had to him. It's like real estate agents. Yeah. True. Of all Goku cast on that. Yeah. Can't afford him. It's all leveraged to the their eyeballs. philon they Yeah. They're the opposite of Yes, real estate.

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Since I could have you checked your credit score, I wonder what your credit score is like. She'll be good. I'm sure it's good. Ah, well, anything Oh no, you're not gonna be good because you need this is how I've always justified any debt I've gone in, I might fucking add into my credit score. This is good, I'm gonna fucking pay it off. It's gonna be real good. But you can go you can go to free credits if you google free credit score. You can you can access it like every month and you can get your score. Maybe I'll look at it after the show. It is good fun, because you can say like, um, you know, it's I mean, it's just like a benchmark to be like I always worry about my tests because my Telstra bill isn't automatically debited. Yeah, this it doesn't it doesn't affect I think it's like if it goes to a fucking

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debt collector, which has only happened to me once which was quick flicks, which was the Netflix competitor in Australia. So fun fact about Netflix. Do you know how Netflix started? Jess? Yeah, it was a video I saw DVD. So DVDs but they would send them out in the mail. So I was a physical sorry, was that

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The biggest collection and you would basically get three DVDs at a time, then that would send you would you get in the mail once you send it back you get the other ones. The whole thing what they were pushing was it's like, no, no late fees. And so quick quick flicks have the same thing they'll base and why they set up though sort of being the Australian version of Netflix not owned or operated or any, any sort of connection. Anyway, I was using quick flicks decided I didn't like it cancelled. But I had a DVD that I didn't return. And so I just like you hear the story of like, no light rays, my complaint of light face. If you're not a customer and you still have their day to day they will come after you. So they didn't die at about 100 bucks I think to get out of that.

1:01:46
So annoying. Did that impact your credit score? It's an excellent at the moment. I don't know why. Mine's a good, good 644 that's that's not bad. It is good to have. The US and Australia are very different if you read

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roommate safeties, I'll teach you how to be rich to different points. In the US. It's all about having as many credit cards as you can.

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Yeah, well, not even having

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this positive.

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To be honest, how is it working for them? Yeah, I mean, there's a positive and negative reporting, right? Like, I think we only Australia only started reporting positive stuff to do with your credit history recently, really, as opposed to just being like, Okay, you got a credit card like that'll will report that to whoever looks off the credit school stuff. And he said, I may not want to how is it easy to get dead at the moment? for like a personal few ones? Like, I think I'm a bit different. You need to at least show base level you need to get your deposit if you able to be also like they go you could swindle a deposit if you're like just fucking I guess they're looking at like your previous, you know, they want to see transfers and official bank statements to be able to pay

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Like what you are actually spending on food. Sorry, Jessie won't be able to get them all give

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you like she has like a cook hates cooking. Really? So all right. No, I mean I cook, but it's basic. It's just like what? She never had it. She said she doesn't cook. I took that as a burrito. Yeah, but it's not call me cooking. Okay. Yeah, like a lamb burger or something like that. Yeah, I have made that before, but it's not gourmet every night. I mean, you'd maybe just go to a mortgage broker JJ to find out because they're like free consultation. They can tell you where you need to get to where you are now. And you could just get them to calculate your ebridge Well, I remember 2014 2014 2015 2015 it was 2015 went to a we had someone doing like a financial like a financial planner, or financial planner came to the office that I was working at him and did did a whole presentation. I was like, This is great. So I went there. Like I said, Hi, I'm

1:04:00
Want to set up a meeting? Barry and I went and we're like, you know, finally we're out of debt. We're going to start putting money into stocks. And then we had that meeting with them and that they were going away and planning. In the time that they we had that meeting and we had the second meeting. I bought an $18,000 camera

1:04:22
and then came back. So I came back to them. I said, Hi, like, if you saw that, like, okay, so index, can you do this? This is like they fucking do. And I was like, Look, situations change.

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Do you know what the Sony Fs seven is?

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Right.

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Great. Thank you.

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But the funny thing was that the thing was that they didn't tell me this at all. But I should have known I was pretty naive. That they send you a like an input like, when they gave us those details, like this is what you should do. They gave an $800 invoice, right? They hadn't told us no

1:05:00
No, they weren't like this is how much it's gonna cost. It was like a con consultation. Absolutely. Yeah. Well, this is the whole thing. I always laugh like you say, painters with us and they say free quote, the facts charging for a quote, first of all, but anyway. Oh yeah, that's a good point. Yeah. Free quotes free quiet. There's nothing exciting about a free quote, there must have been a period of time where people were charging a service fee to come out because it would have wouldn't have been over the phone internet service businesses and things like that. Coming out. you're measuring you're spending an hour on site.

1:05:31
Do you know what i disagree somewhat because and you might be familiar with this as well. When you're working in an agency you have to do a strategy for things so sure. Well, that's what you say that is pre production and so on. If you're potentially working with someone for 1020 $30,000 project. Yeah, you may understand that when you got young gronk you can't unlit, clear is kind you can't tell get you guys in for a chat and not just say at the start, hates

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These

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definitely need to tell you so the thing was that brain I was like, fuck it, we're just like, what happens if you don't pay? Because it like they just had like, it wasn't even like an email or whatever it was just like a letter with the amount underneath. And so I just left it and then

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five years later, they said, Hey Josh, we actually need a video done. Can you look after us and I can waive that.

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So I did do a bit of an IV job you know if I can go over there with my polo shirt and film something to make it right. But now I think

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yeah, I think the way that we look at it is clear, you cannot tell just it's not the doctor you kind of see what a doctor do you know? Yeah, as soon as you go in for a consultation, you know, charging it from it, I guess it you gotta ask about from a like a business to business point of view or if you're doing stuff where it's like yeah, you're trying to like your business. Yes. be different. This is a business to gronk it's been outrageous the business getting the financial planner in though. Like that's like you

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Getting a charging everyone who's might like one of the guys who worked at the company, his brother who was doing it, trying to think like, yeah, finance advisories. It's very recent. Yeah. It's been turned on its head. Like into like barefoot, he's thrown that mentioned you know how he asked you to call your financial planner and ask three questions. I've been wanting to sign it's getting better. It is getting better. I'm wanting to sign up to a bank. The problem is I know that you mentioned that you need to give your

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driver's licence Yes. I haven't yet updated my driver's licence to my new address or to dude so I need

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to find a random Bob and Bob Yeah, I also I also just just quickly on that joint accounts on here yet and which will come into play with enough about me Okay, I would like it now. It is good. Did you turn up Georgie boy now haven't yet Can you please on the Info Box.

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Yeah, just goes to our coffee fun you do that? I haven't changed my address either so maybe that's gonna be an issue. Yeah, but it's sorry like Bri show me how easy it is you know you can do your passport.

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So I just did my driver's licence as an option and maybe my Medicare card that's one thing my drive my passport expires in November it done before then the thing is like I because I was thinking about that like I'd sort of plan to that you can't six months you can't travel six months you know?

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If your passports gonna Yeah, who's getting a new passport now? Well, that's what I was thinking. I was like, I'm gonna hold off it's a power play. Do you see the vicroads you can now book I just saw that the one isn't on the passport thing. Passport nearly from obviously with

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that so good. Are you gonna get your licence then? Well, so this is this is the thing because I heard

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was Sam told me my brother told me that if you wait until you're 21 you skip your red pays. Yeah. And you go straight to grain. You

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21 lighter this year which I'm turning 21 in November so I may as well just hold out until it's only a couple months away what

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I mean you driving on your own like one thing go 10 kilometres faster now so you can have you can have more so with rate you're only

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gonna have who you having in the car

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and you're not getting to me it means that I can I can yeah I just feel like one person is just a bit of an annoyance like I'm my wife could come in and because I'm older than no it doesn't matter how old you are. Ah come on thinking I thought you could have them in the front and then someone else in the back yes your siblings and your family your that as many people as you want. No

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no no age limit on your family and forget the grandma died on the side of the road that you could have saved their life by taking him to the hospital when you engrossed with driving. To stupid that fucking is. I mean

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yeah, yeah. Read

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what he told me

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All right, it's a daily talk show tomorrow was a crazy episode we tell it's the most outrageous episode we've ever done. There is Yes ma'am. Don't listen. Seriously, actually.

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Sexually that type not safe for work is why. Like for a lot of people they want to know what NSFW means. Not safe for work. Yeah, we're

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in our group. It's a lot safer listening out loud. Yeah. And even like, you might feel uncomfortable with the topic. Yes, but relatable. It's comfortable yesterday.

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Yeah, it's not happy.

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Why didn't tell

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ya. You've wonder. Yes. Why?

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facade is the one way around. Yeah, it's a bit it's, it's not really on brand for us though. Is it? It's, you know, I think it's like

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we joked about the whole real men ate us.

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You now live with

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with

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and so just to give you a sense it's in that area that we go about the first 30 minutes is just a deep dive into big brother. I don't know

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why till the end where I call her out for thinking that she wasn't wasn't telling the truth. Yes, that's

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not that bad. No, I just sort of said so good. I think it was

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it was the most aggressive thing I've ever said on the show. I said, Oh, you apologise for often said that, that I don't believe you know, when Oh, because she was talking about Big brother and so that's why

1:11:42
twice is the dumbest thing. It has no impact. It's alright. Who's fine. It wasn't a joke. You've just got a few things to think about Josh.

1:11:50
Yeah, Crystal, you're probably gonna want to because I haven't lost sleep about that episode. Once. Crystal says I'm scared crystal. Yeah, get prepared. She headlines out. Wait for this pumped.

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Can we pay for the episode? Yeah, we'll get her as the smarty Queenslander?

1:12:06
We can. Can we put that out early 6am

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Yeah, that can get 6am tomorrow it's pretty good we record tally episode go to the daily talk show comm forward slash grumps if you want to sign up to be part of the Friday night drinks which is kicking off tonight six p 55555. Not six but on the incoming whenever you're available. It's a one zoom. Thank you Jess. Thanks, George. Thanks, abs. Thanks, JJ. Thanks, Josh.

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Say hi guys. Have a good bye bye