Chapter 1: What are the 'bad vibes' places mentioned in the episode?
Time is right now. We're opening up all of the old emails now. I wonder who has emailed in now. Greg and Stu have emailed in now. And Sally, too, has emailed in now.
We're gonna
That's who the time is right now We're opening up all of the odd emails now I wonder who has emailed in now Hello, can you hear me?
How are you?
Good. Welcome to Mailbag, everyone. Happy Friday. Happy Friday, everyone.
God, doesn't it feel like the weekend?
Yeah, I can't wait.
Got any plans?
No.
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Chapter 2: Why do people love Folkestone despite mixed reviews?
Exactly what you want.
I wasn't hoping for slightly awkward energy.
Whenever I tell people I live in Folkestone, they go, oh, right, like I've admitted to living inside a bin.
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Despite most never having visited. I think it's just the name Folkestone. It conjures up an image of old folks eating boiled sweets. But it's not that. Potentially the town of culture, 2028, and regular on best places to live polls. There's also a lovely military canal nearby for Joe. I know it. And hot footing down when you have a chance. Keep shining, Kerry.
I think it goes to deal or something. Anyway, can we have another places shit or not shit email? Is there any more? Has it not taken off more?
I don't know. Let's have a little look. Let's have a little look-see.
I love the photo, but I particularly like there's an alleyway near my house that's a bit creepy. yeah i really want to think of somewhere bar said you know the bridge by the station with all the seahorse yeah well this james personal writes i work with a prat yeah fine did we ask yeah yeah i think so
Um, oh, that's good. It's taking ages to load in the Premier Inn. And it's now saying you're offline. That's it. But you're still talking. I know. Oh, here we go. Gentlemen, I work with a prat who I fortunately don't have the displeasure of doing. I worked with a prat who I fortunately don't have the displeasure of doing do so.
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Chapter 3: What humorous stories are shared about a work 'prat'?
Fuck off, really?
You can't question someone for doing a poo.
On a work night out, he took his shirt off and continued shirtless for the rest of the evening, four or five hours. Context, the prat was 19. He held no authority whatsoever and left within a year of being hired.
Nothing to add? No. I'm just thinking about being 19.
I'm hungry.
You're hungry and I'm thinking about being 19. Can you remember being 19? I can't remember it. Yeah. I can remember being 20, 18.
Yeah, I remember 19. I'm not good.
Let's move on as quick as you can.
Tell me when to stop.
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Chapter 4: How do 'hash-letes' combine running with cannabis?
And our little... Our little... Picture was on. Yeah.
That's mad. It's like being on the TV, isn't it?
God. Yeah. I know the second time. Mention it.
It's from Matthew Paul Jones at Little Systems. Dear both, in their later years, my gran and granddad bought a convertible car. It was something of a delayed midlife crisis to go along with their more traditional hatchback. In the summer months, my parents and I would dread the rather predictable offer of being taken for a spin in the demiss.
Being only a boy, I didn't understand the reference, but nodded along regardless. Years later, it was explained to me that the convertible car with this roof off was referred as the Demis, in a somewhat labored reference to Demis Roussos, who was also on my field of reference.
Nevertheless, as I approach middle age myself and the attendant question of all choices, the lure of the conversible grows. As such, my partner and I point out Demis cars to each other.
Or maybe Demis Russo had a convertible car. Good enough for me.
I'm so hungry.
We'll find it.
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Chapter 5: What is the significance of the Pyramind concept discussed?
However, I can offer a different stoner category. Some stoners, including myself and a few friends, are what you'd call gummy runners. When we're stoned, we go running. We also answer to canna athletes, hashleets, and at 9am on Saturday, park bunners. Please note, if you're tempted to try this, put your shoes on first and keep your route very simple, because you'll get confused.
So hold on. So they'll put their runners on, take a gummy, still don't quite know what gummy is, and then run, and then it kicks in. But you'll get lethargic, won't you? Yeah. Could you imagine running stoned?
No. No. I can't imagine getting stoned.
Well, you can. You did it thousands of times.
I can't. I can't imagine. I can't remember what it was like.
But I've never heard people running on it. But I like it. I like it. Do you, though? Well, it's a bit more, you know, doing something, isn't it?
But if you were up the park run, you'd go, hello, mate, this is Steve, this is da-da-da, and then you found out, you know he's high as a kite, wouldn't you think he was? So he's turned up at the park run.
I'll be brief.
I'll be brief. Yeah, and you saw him next week. I don't want to talk to him.
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Chapter 6: What insights are shared about a despondent sex-frequency report?
You are hungry, aren't you? Yeah.
Absolutely ravished.
You're becoming me about stoners. Well, I've had all those, but I just don't want it. Go and grab yourself a snack. Is there a bicky?
Four hours ago. It's just starting to... But it's having no effect on you.
I'm sure he's fine. I just can't be arsed with it. Chill the fuck out, hungry bear. I don't fucking... Oh, my God. Keep it... It's a weekend, remember? Everyone's up.
Oh, yeah, yeah. I just feel a bit like I need a boost. This fucking stuff. I don't know why. I'm hungry. I'm hungry.
Just a bit.
Here we go. Let's check out Riso's Pyramind email. Yes, Pyramind's back. This was sent in January this year.
Can I suggest we say what Pyramind is or Shooter's Power? It was a game show idea that we came up with with an extravagant set. I think you should be hungry for every mailbag. I don't care.
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Chapter 7: What funny experiences does a listener share about a farting masseuse?
Come on, Rhys, we are all out.
Also, Rhys, don't put a space between your last word and the question mark. It's weird. Sorry, Rhys, you caught me.
You caught me five weeks into a diet. David made me plateauing.
Can we cut this? Do you know what show I find really, really weird? I find it so weird. People love it. I'm sure they do. I'm the most peculiar.
Hungry David or normal David? Oh, normal. I watched it yesterday going, this is just weird. Fucking hell. James, if you forget to cut this, there's a six or seven quid coming your way. I find it so weird. Can we just bleep out what it is? Because I'm enjoying just keeping David just hungry and having a pop of everything.
It's such a weird show. No one's getting on or that. I don't know.
It's such a weird... Do you know what I mean? The atmosphere in the room. Just bleep out the details, James, because I want this to stay.
Oh, my God. Is this where we've got to? Next email, please.
I'd have happily invented it. Yeah, fine, but it's weird.
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts wrap up the episode with listener emails?
This is the polar opposite from the type of person I am. The thing that's keeping us together is a massive part of debt for kids. Don't read out his name. I respect her. He works hard. So do I. She's a good mum and pulls her weight around the house. We both cook and clean and work full time. It's just that there's nothing between us anymore.
We can't sit and chat about the day's news or anything.
Oh, this is the print though.
Always ends in a massive... James, we put clown news underneath this.
Can we also stop reading it?
Our conversations are, how was your work? Okay, what's for tea? Don't know, thinking of making a sausage casserole. In previous years, probably from 2016 to 2022, we were like fucking bunnies.
We were four times a week.
Absolutely nothing was off the table. Oh, then she got right with it. She wanted to try sex toys.
and then after Covid he became a conspiracy theorist now she's a reformed poster talk about drifting apart anyway thanks for the laughs lads all the best for Christmas all the best for Christmas that was him before Christmas the happy time of year oh my god fucking hell I've got two more minutes two more minutes Princess Diana.
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