Jay

Up the wads.

Remember I told that young age ago, this is like really early on in the podcast, there was the guy actually, Jeremy, the one that I went to work at in Blenheim on Sounds FM, he was doing the afternoon show.

He used to work at a butcher's, remember that, Jan?

And so they used to have the ball bag competition, and you needed to see how many times you could get away with saying ball bag without being pulled up when people would come in.

And he'd be like an old lady, be like, oh, can I fucking...

eight bucks with a luncheon or whatever and they'd scoop it up and you'd hold it up a banger i've done it so many times they don't even hear they they just go yeah that's a bit that's about enough and he reckons this record for the day was like 32 or some so there's a fun game if you're working in retail you don't really like your job but what a bit of a risk

You forgot the rule of no man left behind.

Why don't you just get all the other sensory overlays that's different, right?

Because all the other senses would be completely dialed up.

Oh, man, if you want an insight on what it's like to be blind, Kerb from Two Flogs Podcast went on.

There's Blind Benny, who's one of your mates.

And he wasn't always blind.

He, like, went blind overnight, like 12 or some shit.

But he does such a great podcast.

It's called Flying Blind Podcast.

He's a classic dude.

Chats to just heaps of epic humans.

But hearing him navigate the different things that you would have never even thought about that blind people have to navigate on a daily basis.

It just was fascinating.

Even in that one, because he was... Curb's known him for a couple of years now.