Warriors Handed Massive Edge? Razzman’s Emotional Farewell & Bellamy Tribute

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Razzman 0:00
Mate, you're the Raz man. You don't need to bend your ways for anyone.
Cooper 0:04
Yeah, no, I'm not going to do it. You're the Raz man. No one can filter you, man.

What emotional farewell does Razzman give?

Cooper 0:07
Exactly. And especially Notkin Jack.

Why is Craig Bellamy considered a legendary coach?

Razzman 0:12
just like one swift straight away you're cute no no you're fine thank you it's good we admire you so much us i love you too um yeah those people don't he's not your dad hey he's your dad but i'm your daddy stop i gave razzle dazzle last time you're here when you guys sort of slipped off i grabbed him pulled him into a room and just said anytime you want you can call me dad
Cooper 0:37
Did you actually say that? Yeah. That seems like a weird thing to say to my friend. No, that was cool.
Unknown 0:42
No, I think we've gone beyond.
Cooper 0:45
What, friend's dad? Love. You know what's funny? Love. Yeah, I hope not love. Because your dad in my phone, every time he rings me, it just says Fraser's dad. Yeah, I know.

What are the implications of PNG expansion for the NRL?

Unknown 0:54
And that's what, like, 12 years in.
Cooper 0:56
Yeah. You still haven't changed it.

What are the unique challenges faced by the new PNG team?

Unknown 0:57
No, because that's my love.
Razzman 0:58
He might be offended hearing that, actually. And Razman's is my dad. And we said it. He appreciated it. We did a little mouth kiss. Yeah, they call it French kiss.
Cooper 1:11
They do. Okay, a topic for you guys, since you guys are all things topical. Is it weird for a grown adult to kiss their parents on the lips past 18? Yes. Do you reckon?
Unknown 1:24
Don't go on with this story.
Razzman 1:25
No, why? It's weird. I think I would say your mum, no, because it's like a pet. Yeah, mum, love your mum. But to kiss your dad on the lips past a certain age, I think the cutoff for your dad giving your dad a kiss on the lips is probably – 13.
Unknown 1:41
Honestly, I reckon it's weird from the get-go. Like I say it, it's just like there's so much space to kiss and you're choosing the lips. It's weird.
Matty Johns 1:51
Do you kiss your puppy on the lips, Brazel?
Unknown 1:53
No chance. No way. You don't know what dog's mouth would be.

What heartfelt tributes are shared for Craig Bellamy?

Unknown 1:58
How many F-bombs have you had already? Two, and I'm really sorry about that. It might be the nerves or something. No, no, hey, have a sip.
Cooper 2:05
Dad kisses the dog.
Razzman 2:07
Yeah, I did.
Cooper 2:09
Sorry, did I offend you there?
Razzman 2:10
No, no, you didn't offend me at all because it's made horses for courses while we're talking about animals. And because I, Luigi, oftentimes for me to talk to Luigi, Luigi has to sort of poke its tongue.

What is Razz's quote of the week and its significance?

Razzman 2:25
No, no, no. Just on the bottom of the lip and we talk. Do we not? Do we not talk?
Cooper 2:30
Yeah, but I think he could talk from at least five yards away as well. He doesn't need his tongue down his throat.
Razzman 2:35
He gets real close and I go, oh. And it does exactly repeats. So you see those videos with American, particularly down South American women, teach their dogs how to talk because it's just a noise. So I say to Luigi, I go, all right, I love you. And then Luigi will go back, whoa. And bit by bit, the other day I heard Luigi actually said, oh. And it sounded like I, so all I need now is to teach her, love you. Yeah. So I go, I love you.
Matty Johns 3:08
You just wait until he starts going, Dad, I want cigarettes.
Cooper 3:13
Dad, kiss me on the lips. But weird. You are so weird, lad. But I mean, Dad, it's not lad. But we are friends, so I suppose you could be. Dad and lad. Depends on that. You threw that out there like it was videos that hits everyone's algorithm when you were just like, you know, those videos of old women down south talking to their dogs? They don't hit, like, we don't know the videos you're referencing. That's not like, you know, that's not a very well-known thing. It's clearly something you've been looking for. Your algorithm's off again.
Razzman 3:41
No, no. Jack, boys, I look at it and go, bang, and these women, they have their dogs, a lot of them mostly Cavaliers, and they'll go... Hey, Giuseppe, I love you. And it'll go, I love you. Oh, it'll just copy it back? Yeah, it'll copy the noise. You go, come on, say it again. I love you.
Cooper 4:02
So I suppose dogs can pick up tone and copy the tone. They don't know the words, obviously.
Unknown 4:07
But if you teach, if you're talking to it like that from the get-go, it gets used to that. If you just talk to it normally, it'll get used to you talking normally, though.
Razzman 4:15
Yes, that's right.
Unknown 4:16
So what's the, I love you, sort of vibe coming from?

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