Chapter 1: What interesting story is shared about Jason Orange?
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
Hi.
Oh, fuck, I didn't see that. I was reading some shit.
Oh. Happy mailbag, everybody.
Hi, mailbag. Oh, that made me sorry. I was reading something.
Sort of thing you would have said, or sounds like you said as you died.
Hi, mailbag.
Hi, mailbag. Hi, mailbag. It's the mailbag time. It is. It's the weekend. Now, how are these systems? Do you want to drop little bits of that in mailbag or do you want it to have its own series? Do I have the call?
Do I make the call? I don't know if that's healthy, if I should make the call.
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Chapter 2: What are some early memories of quipping shared by listeners?
You can't do an hour of fucking... No.
No, I don't think so. I think you can't do four minutes if you're being super honest. Yeah.
Although, there's been some people saying I think it's a good little idea.
Yeah, there has. That really perked me up. Well, I think it is good. It's just a bit disgusting.
It's a bit... radio i know what i'm not getting into that i don't mean that i mean like you know i mean like we've got something very not very um inventive no can't kick me that i'm down i'm not as if i'm inventive all the time out what have i come up with inventive comma all the time
as if i am inventive i'm inventive some of the time i haven't come up with anything for this show some of the time i'm not thinking about being inventive what have i come up with quicks no you've added loads yeah maybe okay let's let's crack mine is how often do you have sex
which you don't like which makes me lean into it more I know it does I'll just try let's go quiet don't worry I've got enough information now no not from the public I mean how you're feeling about it why did you panic then in case the public didn't send in emails how often they've said right should we just get on with it yeah here we go This was sent yesterday at 10.39pm. Okay, drunk maybe.
From Tim Ainsworth. You were chatting about Jason Orange recently.
Haven't done that in a while.
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Chapter 3: How do listeners feel about dad jokes?
Several weeks later, my coat arrived home in a taxi. When I looked in the coat pocket, I couldn't believe what was in there. There he was, bold as brass, Jason Orange in the shameless wardrobe room wearing my coat. Turns out, unbeknown to my friend at the time of filming, he was actually just the body double for Jason.
As the show's big ender series reveals that it was actually Jason Orange DJing under the mouse head. Jason Orange did a very brief cameo taking the mouse head off at the end of the episode in my coat. I was delighted.
Your energy waned a little at the end, didn't it?
So did your head. It tipped to the side. i felt myself doing it needless to say okay sorry tim needless to say i've kept my scally coat for 15 years and the photo too oh okay yes now so he sent the photo of the coat yeah and now he's sent the photo of jason orange wearing the coat well done you got us back
I'm just looking at Jason. A coat you have no ties to whatsoever.
He looks really... Can I see it? Oh, must I?
I've now got to drag it out of my... I'm so sorry if I wanted to see it as well.
all right here we go there you go i'll send you the coach first basically you'll get the coat i don't want to we'll get over the show well it's quicker than dragging out and then telling us you're dragging it out There's the coat. Fuck, I thought I'd sent it to the guy I sit next to at football. There's the coat. Okay, there's a coat.
Could be a coat that you're selling on eBay, any old coat.
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Chapter 4: What humorous anecdotes are shared about everyday situations?
him do you know what i'm pretty sure i enjoyed that yeah i did sort of lost me two-thirds of the way through and then got me back basically more of the story send a picture and it usually wins us back Oh, he sent a picture.
Yeah.
I want to put a picture of that. I want to put all that on Instagram before the app goes out. What, the photos? The photo of the jacket, the photo of Jason Orange wearing the jacket, the photo of Jason. Oh, what's this about? And just say, coming soon. Mailbag coming soon.
This is from Ben Thompson sent a week or so ago. Crackerjack quip. I suddenly recalled what I think is my earliest memory of quippage. Early memory quips. Not sure how this transpired, but as a youngster about eight, I found myself in the presence of Don McLean, a 1970s toothy grinning comedian. He asked me what my name was, and after I said Henry, he quipped, Henry VIII. Fuck you now.
To which I quipped back, no, Henry. He looked wearisome and said, very good, whilst continuing to sign autographs for excited youngsters. The memory made me cringe, but not bad for a young quipper.
I'm thinking about him.
That's the man at the top of his game. Yeah. Please send in your quips to our mailbag.
Yeah, please.
Chattabix at yahoo.com.
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Chapter 5: What insights are provided about smoking pot and daily life?
Yeah.
I get excited when it's.
Like specific titles.
Yeah. With the word quip in it.
Um, okay.
Can you go back a bit?
Yeah. That's what she said.
No, I meant you from the mic. That's a quip.
There's another quip straight away. Wonderful. From Samuel Robbins, sent last September. Long time listener. This very night of bizarre circumstances led me into a quip. I'd love to know what you think of it. First, a bit of necessary background. Six foot five tall, 19 stone, on a good day. I don't think of myself as fat.
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Chapter 6: How do listeners describe their experiences with humor?
My assailant immediately looked very embarrassed and said, I'm so sorry. I thought you were my wife. that's good at this point the man's wife appeared beside me a petite young lady perhaps a type type of height that david might describe as similar to nicholas sturgeon that is a reference to a recent episode in case you're reading this in 2029
When did we ever talk about Nicholas Sturgeon?
I don't know. I looked at the man's wife, then turned back to him and quipped. So he's gone pew, pew, turned round, he's put his hands up, he's gone, oh, sorry, I thought you were my wife. He quipped. Don't worry, people are always getting us too mixed up. That's good. That's a classic. For those of you listening, Joe gave that a nod, an appreciative nod.
No, I gave it a clap in the end.
That's what I mean. It's like you've absolutely nailed it.
Yeah, yeah. Do you know what? It's everything you want in a quip with a stranger. Harmless, fun, joining in. Not try hard. No, and just that couple walked away and went, he was nice.
God, you could use that in a lot of scenarios, that.
That's great. If someone mistakes you for someone else. Mistakes you for someone else. And you're vastly different. Correct. So very specific.
You could hardly ever use it. Whilst typing this, I've completely lost confidence in the story, but it's done now.
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Chapter 7: What are some notable dad jokes mentioned in the episode?
Don't you dare. Don't you dare lose confidence. No, it's really good. Cheers, love the pod, fuck the suits, crunch crunch, etc. That was good. I feel like I want to go back a bit. What do you mean? Yeah, you think of all the people that sent them back last year.
It's hard to be... Do you mind if I scroll back for five seconds? It's a crazy idea. You do that all the time.
Yeah. This is good. Well, I don't know if he is. More pothead info.
Probably having a go at me. Is it having a go at me by any chance for not being a pothead?
I have smoked pot daily. This is from Jeremy Liu.
And do you hold down a job and a wife being judgmental? All right, snippet.
I have smoked pot daily for 42 years.
And I'm an electrician with two kids.
Don't be so rude. I'm a best-selling author.
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Chapter 8: How does the episode conclude with listener interactions?
Most potheads are not so chronic as to be non-functional, brackets like David. Oh, I put that in, but I was non-functional.
You weren't functional.
No. No. Was he saying he was functional? Yeah, he was functional. Oh, he did all those things. See, I told you, I knew this was what it was. And a lot of people, well, we asked, what do you do? I think we asked. That's why people, that's why they're doing it. Okay, that's why. A lot of people like me just smoke small amounts. The aforementioned micro-dosing. Is that what microdosing is?
I don't really know what it is. All day because we have ADHD and it gives us a quick dopamine hit. Get the quick dopamine hit out of the way and the ADHD brain can concentrate on other things. It's no different from being a functional alcoholic, having a couple of drinks at lunch.
if it's a constant and the person is consuming in the four grams plus range per day it can have tremendously negative mental health consequences is he four against it i can't work out but like any substance that causes dopamine return food alcohol chocolate social media it's only harmful if it's abused i don't really blame joe for not thinking much of it as there have been decades of propaganda
mostly oh yeah but at the same time there's really no point doing it if you're happy most of the time or don't have issues with prolonged depression or anxiety it can be fun but for most people modern weed is too strong to smoke casually for more than a single puff or two cheers Maybe it's the way I read it. Like an absolute cock.
Yeah, like a lecturer. Looking down his nose back at you. I can't imagine him driving to work with chatavics on.
Oh, fuck. Right, I'm going deeper into the bag.
That's what she said. I don't know what I meant by that. No, I don't. Just thinking of balls.
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