Chapter 1: What personal challenges does Fenners face before the podcast?
Hi, John. Hi. Hello to Joe. How are you? Sorry, David needs a password. We've never had a password issue before. Well, that's what happens, you see, when you get too big.
We've got too big for our boots.
Chapter 2: How does Fenners describe his experience with Soccer Aid?
Entourage, you probably need like a VIP area roped off somewhere now. I'm not hearing you now.
I've got a button on my thing that I knock quite a lot, which turns it off. I think I'm a little bit burnt.
Yeah, well, you don't look... You look well. You look well is what I'm going to say.
I feel it looks like it's the third day of holiday.
Chapter 3: What is Fenners' new podcast about?
Burnt, you know, like... Where have you been? Nowhere, just been sea swimming. Right. And my sister-in-law got panderised. Anyway, there's David. We're looking at his chest. Hi, David. Can't hear you. I can't hear you.
Chapter 4: What humorous anecdotes does Fenners share about his driving?
Hello. Connecting to audio. What's going on? We've never had to connect to audio either.
It's just unravelling a bit, isn't it, lads?
Hello, David. You're there now.
Yeah, different angle.
I don't know how I feel. No, I'm not happy with it. No, so I'm looking up your nose. No, which is the opposite to usually what I'm doing.
Just realised the sound's not coming through those headphones, so I don't need to wear them. Shit. Looked quite good, though, didn't it?
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Chapter 5: What insights does Fenners provide about his favorite interviews?
He's up to his game here. He's got a microphone.
Yeah, I do miss your one with the thingy, though.
Yeah, that was... Yeah.
The talk... What's it called? Call centre.
That was very call centre-esque. Can I just... Before we start, I've had to set an alarm on my phone for 9.30 because...
i have to be done i have to be done by 9 30 and i know i've got a bit of a tendency to waffle and go off on tangents now i was going to send over a little agenda wow i thought that's not that's really not um not your style and so i will be respectful but i can tell you why yeah yeah is The reason I have to do this one early is because Jimmy's coming round. Jimmy's coming round here.
Jimmy Bullard is coming round here with the producer of our podcast, which I will tell you about shortly. But I've got a flat tyre on my car.
This is getting convoluted already.
The left front wheel is flat.
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Chapter 6: How does Fenners feel about presenting awards ceremonies?
The left front wheel? Let me write that down.
The left front tyre has got a slow puncture. It's a slow punch rather than a, okay, left front. No, I need to get it. I need to get it.
So I've got a window of opportunity between 9.30 and 10.30 to go and do that because my daughter's got a prom tonight. Prom, okay. So, you know, she's going to travel in style. Sure, in your car with a flat tire. She's going to arrive in that mini Clubman by hook or by crook.
This is bloody beautiful.
I'm welling up here, John.
I don't want to sound officious. Can I suggest one thing?
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Chapter 7: What is the significance of the secret project Fenners mentions?
At 9.30, whatever we're talking about, when it rings, you just log off. If David or either of us are talking, alarm off. I think I want every guest to do that, have an alarm. Wouldn't that be nice?
I'll turn it up so that you will be able to see it. I had actually thought about doing that, and I thought that would be really rude. No, please. Stepping the mark.
Please just go. So left front wheel, slow puncture, prom, agenda, and a new pod.
So yesterday, because I was going around corners, and I was like, Felt like I was hitting the curb every time I went around these corners. And my wife was going, what, we're driving terribly. She always gets on at me about my driving. You're driving so slow. And I was like, oh, my. Slow? I thought you'd be a quick, not too fast. Dangerous.
I'm a very conservative driver, but I keep getting speeding tickets for doing like 53, 53 and 50, you know, stuff like that.
Oh, that can kill.
I'm a 36 and a 30, which is terrible, which is the worst.
it's honestly it is relentless and I try I've done those so many of those speed awareness courses yeah I've had points but it's it's so frustrating because I really try I've got a limiter on the car so I do use that but a what I've got a limiter you know like you know you can set your speed on your on your car to go a certain speed can any car do that I think most modern cars can do it yeah I don't know um
But what I was going to say is... Sorry. It's my mic off.
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Chapter 8: Which jacket does Joe ultimately choose for Fenners?
Put air in your tyre to get it all out.
Oh, you missed that bit of info out, to be fair.
£1.50. £1.50 now for air.
£1.50.
Yeah, I got some air recently.
There's a lot of air in this pod, to be fair. That's inflation.
Say it again.
Oh, that's so tiresome.
Let me think. Get a grip. Pack it, pack it. I get frustrated. We do this at home and I can never think of anything. I get very frustrated. That's all right. Your time will come. Hold on. Grip was good. Tiresome. Hot air. Fucking no. Carry on.
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