Chapter 1: What is the main focus of this Mailbag episode?
Welcome everybody to Mailbag Fridays. Special guest on today's Mailbag, we've got David Tennant with us, who's going to be reading out. We haven't got David Tennant with us, it's me and Joe. Just waiting for Joe to join us. I hope you're having a lovely Friday and looking forward to the weekend. What have we got in store? A dinner with the family? Or sports events? Charity run? Charity walk?
Or an easy day on the sofa? Whatever you've got lined up. I hope you have a great one. Loads of love sent from Chattabix Towers to your good self. Let's start the weekend the right way with the Chattabix Mailbag.
is right now we're opening up all of the old emails now i wonder who has emailed in now Oh, we're gonna read them out Oh, oh, we're gonna read them out Oh, oh, we're gonna read
hello hi happy friday happy friday having a nice friday yeah really nice really nice sounds like you're reading that off something your response you were given a response no david you say i'm having a really good time how do you feel about um mailbags now we've got our little systems and One in a million. Do you feel safe with them? Do you enjoy them?
Safe, really safe with mailbag. Right. Do you? Oh, God, you've gone off mailbag. Can't find one, then lose another.
No, I haven't. I feel a mixture of safety and being here, done this.
That doesn't bother me. That's why I still do this fucking pod. True. What about, how would you feel if we ended up, well, you're on the right internet, by the way.
Yeah.
You sure? Yeah. How would you feel if we ended up with quite a few good sections where it was three sections a week and two normal sections? Fucking hell, it's hardly for a million pounds. I'm overthinking it.
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Chapter 2: What memories does David share about his old boss?
Washing up, I think.
I think I was. i wonder yeah i can dull man thinking how exciting it would be for the jeopardy of emailing us um i'm going i'm going back here to last summer which was a thrill of the chase which is a really good if you've just joined the podcast recommended going back there This is from Jack Johnson.
I was in a pub in Castlefield, Manchester, and this smiley little guy at the next table bore a passing resemblance, at least to me, to Joe. It's a dog. I don't know what caused the gleeful expression. Perhaps his owner just filled his bowl with Cokey Z's. I'll send it over.
Does it look like me? I haven't seen it yet. Do you know what I thought the other day? Sorry. I was walking through Bright and I walked past that fire station where we did the visit.
Yeah, I know. I know.
embarrassing do you know what that is that's a performance isn't it the whole thing's a performance it's sort of like procrastinating you're not gonna write that script i know you're you're sort of tricking yourself into thinking i'm doing something yeah like buying running trainers and not going for a run yeah to explain what it was oh god i'm so embarrassed i'm not sure i want to
We thought we were going to write a script about firemen and women.
Actually, we did sort of start it.
I can't remember. But we did a tour of a fire station in Brighton and even got taken up in the cherry picker. Then we never wrote.
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Chapter 3: How does the conversation shift to the topic of job experiences?
As an adult, no.
No, I don't think I have, but I was just watching then going, well, I don't know, we're all the same. Surely there's just moments where you're just absent-minded. I haven't chucked anything out, apart from a banana skin in a hedge.
Is that all right? Yeah, I think, well, actually, funnily enough, Petra through, or was it Petra or Petra's mate, she came back and she went, I've just been told she had a satsuma skin that she put into a hedge. And someone was like, what the hell are you doing? It decomposes. Some people have a problem with... I'm like, well, sure, if it decomposes, it's all right. It's not lifting him, is it?
Well, I don't know.
You're chucking a satsum... Because fruit falls off a tree and rots. So you're doing that.
Damn right it does. Fucking bored of this.
Thank you.
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