Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello. Hello. I'm just on my iPad. That's all right. Does it sound all right?
Yeah.
I'm in quite a big room. That's all right. Not a good thing to echo animals. Are we doing one in a million or? What do you want to do? I want to do one in a million.
Okay.
Have we got enough?
Yeah. No, we haven't, if you want to sing for it.
We haven't, or we have?
No, we have. Oh, they did enough. Is that really? Wow, here we go. Here we go. I bloody hope they are.
We've had a few apps out now, so people know the vibe, don't they? Yeah.
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Chapter 2: What humorous story unfolds during a golf day?
Eight or nine years old, I went through a heavy paper aeroplane phase.
Yes. Great news.
God, that's so true. Think about my boys. Oh, my God. It's good fun, isn't it? Oh, I love that phase. Yeah, probably fairly normal for a kid of that age, but I was bang into it. Spending a good few months. I hate that my boys are going to, not this, but they're going to grow up into Graham Campbell. Like Graham's lovely, but he's now looking back at it as if it's a joke.
Yeah, we're as serious at the time.
Imagine being Graham Campbell going, I hate the idea of my kids growing up to be Graham Campbell.
Not like that. With the attitude of a grown adult.
Yeah, but he's not going to be like that. Not like that, Graham. Yeah, I used to be kind of, I hope my kids grow up to be something like Graham Campbell.
Yeah. Spending a good few months perfecting my building techniques. One Saturday morning, I was watching Going Live, exclamation mark, and having a good plane session. We lived in a standard semi-detached, and I was throwing different types of planes I'd learned from an old boys' brigade book with my dad. from the back to the front of the long living room.
A particularly good-looking plane, bit like a Concorde, was flying through the air like a dart towards the bucket at the front of the room I was aiming for. There was a loud bang and a blinding flash, and the next thing I knew, the Concorde was tumbling towards the floor, short of its target, smoking in a blaze. What?
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Chapter 3: How does a paper plane mishap lead to a surprising outcome?
Two?
Yeah. I think we've got to be really in love with it for it to get three. We gave the treacle tarts two. I'd love to.
But that was storytelling.
Yeah, but that's not... Let's not worry about it. It's my gut. It doesn't go towards there. Thank you, Richard, by the way. Yeah, sorry we've got to back up. Well.
He's probably very nice. Oh, sure he is. He just wanted it to be read out.
Yeah. Not like that, mate.
I love you, Dave. Pete Gleeson, eight in eight million, Dave. It's not a fraction problem. It's a probability problem, Joe. It's correct. The probability of a multiple one in a million events happening within a singular story is much more. Crunch, crunch. Pete Gleeson. Thank you, mate.
i remember having that conversation with you and about halfway through thinking yeah you're right actually but you ramp up for the pod oh well you just oh yeah or there'll be another occasion where i'll go yeah you're right actually or or no let's keep it going it's good fun well i was getting frustrated well i was producing the show well incredible
Oh, man. Wow, great producing.
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