S13 EP19: It's Exhausting Having an Opinion
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Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
37 min
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Luna, can you say Rob Beckett? Rob Beckett. And can you say Josh Withicombe?
Josh Withicombe.
Good job.
Good job. Luna. Luna Rose Skilling, aged five, from Stirling in Scotland. She really wants to be in the intro because her big sister, Layla, is in your audio book. She does Chapter 13, Entertaining Your Child. Stay sexy and relatable. Thanks, John Skilling.
There we go. There
we go. Job
done. Look at that, one each. One on the pod, one in the book.
Oh, wait a minute. John Skilling. Oh, good on John Skilling. Who's John Skilling? The dad. You can see he sent this three times. July the 6th. Monday, July the 6th. Monday, the 3rd of August. Monday, the 31st of August. Monday, the 21st of September. Today? Four times, yeah. And Michael's finally bitten. He's been changing his time of sending. His first send was Monday at 8pm. 8.49 p.m. Absolute disaster. Couldn't be further from a record. Worst possible time. Then Monday at 3.01 p.m. Terrible. You might
as well do it on fucking Saturday night. Yeah.
Then Monday at 8.34 a.m. Good try. Solid. He's getting there. And then this morning, 7.34 a.m. Early bird. Early skillet catches
the... the worm the worm yes talking of working the system i saw a really good documentary on netflix about um these irish syndicate that bought every single lottery ticket combination to win the
jackpot i'd like to watch that documentary
you'd love it it's great that sounds good and
does it work out
do you want a spoiler Yep. So, yes, it does. But they have to share it with three other people. So they only get like a third of the main jackpot. But because they bought so many others, they earned loads of money on the matching four,
matching fives.
Why do Rob and Josh discuss the Irish lottery syndicate documentary?
Of course. So, yeah, they did well out of it. When did they do it? 1992. This is so you, Josh.
Oh, wow.
You love it.
And where's the documentary from?
A couple years ago. It's on Netflix. Let me find out what it's called.
But you will love it. That is my scene. We're currently watching the Kylie doc.
Oh,
I haven't seen
that. It's good. Love a doc. Love a doc. Well, there's nothing good on TV anymore, is there? So I thought I might
as well go on to the streamers. Exactly,
Rob. It's called Beat the Lotto, but it's leaving soon. It's leaving. What? Last day to watch is the 8th of October, so you've got enough time. It was
done in
2025. What? Where is it leaving to? We're just into the, what is sort of like space junk of content. If stuff doesn't get licensed, it just floats around in space junk.
So their theory is we will win the lottery by, because the jackpot is W or whatever.
There's a guy that does an equation where essentially it costs £975,000 to buy every ticket. Yeah. And then the jackpot was about 1.5 million because there'd been a few rollovers.
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