Chapter 1: What interesting emails are shared from listeners?
it's email time now that's who the time is right now we're opening up all of the old emails now i wonder who has emailed in now and craig and stew have emailed in now and sally too has emailed in now and john and bob Oh, oh, we're gonna read em now Oh, oh, we're gonna read em now
testing hello oh right here we go let's um dive into your sack opening up the mailbag as we speak shall i open the latest letter yeah yeah it's just dropped into the mailbag lovely when did it arrive it arrived this morning wonderful it arrived half an hour ago super good This is from Angus Abbott. Morning, both. Hope you're well. Thank you for the pod.
I'm an original Chatterbiscuit and a first-time emailer. I'm a 28-year-old gardener. I've been in the trade for most of my life. I've run my own gardening biz for the last couple of years.
Lovely.
Having listened to the pod for years, any mention of David's gardening world and potential gardening business is tantalising. I charge per job rather than per hour. As David said, much more efficient to be in and out after blitzing a garden.
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Chapter 2: How does a gardener balance work and running?
I work all year round on regular clients and commercial sites, and I love listening to Chattamix whilst working. Happy to discuss the world of setting up your own gardening business and all the characters that come with it. Also, a very keen runner. Attempting my first marathon, an ultra marathon this year. Jesus works.
I would love a deep dive analysis of Joe's first marathon a couple of years back. Thanks again for the pod and for the shout outs to gardeners you often give. Always perks me up. Have a good week. Angus Abbott for Shires Gardening Services. Four Shires.
Where's he based? I'll look it up. Four Shires. He's our ideal pod listener, isn't he?
Chapter 3: What insights are shared about David's relationship with comedy?
Gardener and lights for running.
Oh, there it is. Here we go. I'm looking at it on Facebook. Go on. Gardening services across Bristol. Oh. Regular garden maintenance, lawn mowing, hedge cutting, flowerbed maintenance and planting, soft landscaping, garden tidies up. What's soft landscaping? It's got a lovely little van.
What's that? What's soft landscaping? Do you know what? I don't know. Soft landscaping.
Chapter 4: What challenges do couples face when relocating?
It refers to living elements of the garden. Adding colour, texture. Is it just planting?
Yeah, like, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I was about to add something. I don't know.
So that's four Shires Gardening Services in Bristol. In my opinion, the best. Last June, he put... Basically, he's added a new mower to his fleet, and she is a beaut.
And I'm looking over there. My mum has a real problem if someone says she about a car or a bit of... Oh, really? I'll tell her not to listen to Mailbag 21.
Oh, I'm looking at it now.
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Chapter 5: What humorous pub jokes are discussed?
I'm looking at his van. It's just taking me back. What state's his van in? Good state. He's got four Shires Gardening Services on the back and on the side. So that's been a... He's made that decision. I'm going to get that done. I never did that. It's too high.
There's someone who I know had a business... And someone took it over and made it flourish. And you can just, anyway, that's what I was going to talk about, but I can't. It's quite interesting when you see someone make other decisions.
When it works. Yeah.
Chapter 6: What is the story behind the washing machine incident?
You know, like it was struggling, then someone went, I'll have that. Oh, right. And then you go, fuck. And you're like, oh, look, they've done that. They've, they've tarted all that up and they've made that, you know, that's a real success.
So he did, he did a job in Upton Snodsbury. And you can just see the lawn is mowed.
Is there a before and after?
Yeah, there is. Thank you for your email. Thank you for your email. Now we've got a right old advert then.
Yeah, well, good luck to the fella. It was no business at 28. Give us a grand for that.
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Chapter 7: How does the new job at Crunch relate to the podcast?
Well, we'll back and forth about it.
Give us a grand. Well, he might get a couple of customers for the next 10 years. He's quids in.
What do we get out of it? A good chunk of it, he'll be working for nothing to pay us. He'll have to do 15 jobs before he breaks even or whatever. Right. Next email. Where do you want to go?
Right back to the beginning. Okay. Dear Chatterbix, this is from Chris, and this is 2021 May. We've just started the pod. No way.
Chapter 8: What reflections do the hosts have on listener feedback?
Fuck. Yeah. Dear Chatterbix, or he's called it Chatbix, my partner and I are keen Chatterbiscuits and adore the pod.
We've already called us the Chatterbiscuits in May 2021. Yeah.
Fuck.
We thought, since upsetting Joe is a popular regular feature... Still is, pal.
There we go. There's a little insight, isn't there? There's a little insight. The seed of the pod. Fucking thank you. What's his name? Right.
Now, I'm going to say, who bought the producer of Spoons on in May 2021 to wet my sacking?
Well, as you were saying earlier in the last pod, it's what they're hearing. That's not what you... Yeah, it's what they're hearing.
You could get him to talk about his incident on the show Taskmaster. He absolutely fucked... Whenever I mention Taskmaster, you go, oh, for fuck's sake.
I get arsed all the time. I'm fine, move on. But lovely little seed into it, though. That's the bit I'm interested in. If we're interested in upsetting Joe... Oh, that's interesting you picked up on that. Fascinating. Fascinating. I'm not... Right.
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