Chapter 1: What emails are discussed in the Mailbag segment?
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
Welcome, everybody, to Mailbag Fridays. I listened to this in the car a few weeks ago on Mailbag, and one of us did that sort of intro, and I thought, oh, I like this. It does feel like a Friday.
Was it you or me?
Don't know.
Because I did one, or one of us did one, and it took a little bit of time to resettle. Are you saying resettle? Yeah. Because the other one was like, not really saying anything, but sort of going, hmm, are we going to be like that? And then it went back to all the other fucking apps energy. It doesn't matter what you start with, it always settles to the same shit.
Right, here we go. Let's open up the mailbag and put our hand inside.
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Chapter 2: What was the quip shared by Ben Rufus Green?
Okay, tell me when to stop. Stop.
Okay, great.
Hi, Chatterbox. First time emailer. Never had anything interesting enough to warrant it before, but hopefully this quip that happened yesterday just about meets the threshold. I was working my Sunday shift at a local pub and a fairly drunk bloke comes to play for his Kit Kat with the change he has in his pocket.
While sifting through the shrapnel in his hand, he stops in his tracks as he notices one of his coins has got a special little design on it. One of the limited editions. He clearly thought he'd stumbled upon his fortune with a rare collectible, so he holds it up to his friend over at the snooker table and shouts, Oi! Is the Paddington Bear 50p worth out?
I quipped over the bar with... A fair pound? Yeah, mate. I think it's worth about 50p. I got nothing more than a disgruntled mumble as he handed over the Paddington coin.
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Chapter 3: How did the hosts reminisce about filming The Cockfields?
I looked it up later, and on eBay, the coin was going for £1.23. So I was technically wrong, but I stand by the quip. Bastantio. Kieran. What's that?
Statio? What did you say? Statio.
Oh, no. I think Kieran comes in my Twitch and he always says Bastantio. Right. Kieran, 32, height 168 centimetres, bald, vegetarian.
I saw a quip.
Yeah. Thank you for your email.
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Chapter 4: What humorous stories are shared about Bobby Ball?
Here we go. Quipping on the cog fields from Ben Green.
No, I bet. Oh, he said he was going to write in.
Hi, Jovid.
He said he messaged me a few weeks ago, I've forgotten, going, I'm thinking of writing in.
Yeah, this is 7th of January. Yeah. I hope you don't mind my shapeless attempts to jump the queue by mentioning the Cockfields in the subject. Shall we say who David is? David played... Ben played David.
Ben played David in the Cockfields. He's my stepbrother, isn't he?
I've been enjoying your correspondence about quipping. Thought I'd throw my hat in the ring, as I'm a bit of a quipper myself.
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Chapter 5: What insights do the hosts provide about quipping?
He is. He really is. During the filming of series two of The Cockfields, Joe and myself were having our hair and makeup done by Lisa. Yep. And Katie. Joe mentioned he'd been for a 5K run, and I quipped. Are you still doing the whole 5K running on the spot? I don't either risk get that. Joe mentioned he'd been for a 5k run, right? And I quit. Are you still doing the whole 5k running on the spot?
i felt good to message him joe humored me and played along but i wasn't done when ben rufus green sees a quick opportunity because i didn't because so he continues because didn't you get your beard caught in a bush that time Katie, who had been away, returned and asked what the subject of this chat chat was, and Lisa helpfully explained, Joe got his beard caught in a bush.
I remember seeing Joe's thought process. He didn't want a word going around the cast and crew about him getting his beard caught in a bush.
Chapter 6: How does Ben explain his humor style during the episode?
He put a stop to any rumour spreading with a light-hearted but firm, I didn't get my beard caught in a bush. Hair and makeup continued. That further incident, and we went on to have a successful day filming one wonderful series. Thank you for reading out my email. I've slightly gone off my first quip, as it's too close to running on a treadmill.
But I think the second quip, I don't know what you're going about, Ben.
Shall I send you the link and say, can you come on and explain your quip?
Well, yeah. Yeah. Fucking hell. What the hell are you going on about? Is Ben basically saying when you do a 5K, do you just stand on the spot and run? Honestly, you could tell me anything, yeah.
I've just sent him the link. I've absolutely no idea.
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Chapter 7: What memorable moments did the hosts share from their experiences?
Also, I don't remember getting my beard caught in a bush. I can't imagine I'd not want that to get around. Why would I not want that to get around? You tell me. It's not something I'm particularly anxious about. It's all right. You still like it.
Well, I hope. This is from Steve Wood, sent just before Christmas. Hi, David. Currently using nasal spray for ongoing sinus issues. I'll let you know how I get on. Yeah, if you could.
Let's have one with nasal spray addiction.
This is from John Mears.
Chapter 8: What reflections do the hosts have on their time working together?
How often do we do it? Oh, this section. I forgot about this. Once since we had a kid and she's now four. That's it. Fucking hell, it just hit me. Once since we had our kids, she's now four. That's great delivery as well. Ben's here.
Is he?
Yeah. This is exciting.
I don't know who it'll be. Are you there, Ben? Hello, how are you? It's lovely to see you. I can't see you. Lovely to see you too. Oh, there he is. Yeah.
Are you flying a plane, Ben?
Yeah, well, the head streaming was the... I've still got the same... The latest in hedge-cutting technology. Just a little joke there.
Fucking hell, why aren't you a regular, Ben? I don't know. I don't know. How are you? Honestly, your voice sounds so beautiful. You've got to be a regular. It's so lovely. Oh, thank you.
That's very kind. Very kind of you.
It cuts through the lack of energy.
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