Insane Facts 🤯 True or False? with Amber & Paul [987]
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Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson
2h 12m
4 speakers
7 chapters
transcribed 4 months ago
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What introductory remarks are made about the podcast?
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Amber and Paul are on the podcast. Amber and Paul are on the podcast. Amber and Paul are on another podcast. Paul's a very funny boy. His life I very much enjoy. Amber's got a lovely voice. If I could choose an accent, hers would be my choice.
Hello listeners, welcome to another episode of Luke's English Podcast. Today on the podcast is Paul and Amber. It's not Paul, it's Amber and Paul.
Sorry, it's Amber and Paul. Yes. Are we starting with that? Is that going to be our introduction? Okay.
Let that be the introduction.
That was the voice of Paul Taylor introducing the episode. Yes, it's Amber and Paul on the podcast once again. Amber has a lovely voice. Paul's a very funny boy. That's right. His laugh I very much enjoy. Amber's got a lovely voice. If I could choose an accent, hers would be my choice. Yeah. Amber, what's the situation?
In the podcastle. Had lunch. It's a sunny day.
Yes, that's nice, isn't it? It is indeed a sunny day.
What is the significance of Amber and Paul's presence on the podcast?
How lovely. I've actually got a plan for this episode. I've prepared, fully prepared. You always prepare, but then we never follow the plan. Exactly.
We derail.
There's a window in the beginning of the episode where things can easily go flying off in a different direction.
Exactly, so you need to stick to it immediately, right now.
Take control, take control. I'm going to take control. First of all, Amber, you have something to report.
Yes.
Don't you?
Well, more than something to report.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I have a gift for you. I have a gift for you.
You have a gift for me?
Yes, I have a gift for you.
Yes, exactly. Is it this thing that you put over here earlier on?
Yes, bring it to me. Thank you very much.
Okay, you have a gift for me.
Yes, because I, as you know, I'm a tour guide and I took you guys to the Louvre. Do you remember? It was a long time ago.
That was a great episode. Medieval Museum as well. Don't forget that.
Yes, more museums in your future. I can see it, Paul. Anyway.
You will learn. You will learn. History and culture.
I will make you go to the museums of Paris. Yeah. I'll take you to the Orsay next.
Okay. That sounds great. Sounds Orsay. Orsay. Orsay. Orsay. Awesome. Orsay. Yeah. Anyway.
Anyway. So one of your listeners listened to that episode. She reached out to me because she was coming to Paris from Germany, from Hamburg. Yeah. And she wanted a tour of the Louvre. And so we went on a tour of the Louvre. She was disappointed that some of the pieces that we saw together were not there. Yeah. Oh, really? Yes.
Why were they not there?
Well, they moved.
They got stolen?
Stolen, yes. Oh, too soon. No, there was one piece in particular, hermaphrodites, which had been moved to another museum for another expo. And at the end of the tour, we took a photo, which I can send you to say hello because you wanted to say hello to you. And more than just saying hello, she had brought gifts for us.
Not for you. Not for me.
What's her name? Christina.
Thanks, Christina. Thanks very much for not bringing me a gift. I appreciate it.
That's fine. She was here with her, she's a theatre person and she has this whole show in Germany and she was here to go to the cartoucherie and all that kind of good stuff. Anyway, and then she gave us a t-shirt and I'm wearing my t-shirt now, which is black and white writing. Every day is an empty stage.
It's a good message. Every day is an empty stage. It is, yeah. On which you perform your, you know, your life.
Yeah. And for us, for a while there, every stage was an empty stage and it stayed empty. No, it was the audience. The stage was full of us.
The stage was full of us and then there was no one in the audience. Yeah, we've had that in the past. We've done shows in the past where there were literally more people on stage than there were in the audience.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What introductory remarks are made about the podcast?
0:00–1:37
2
What is the significance of Amber and Paul's presence on the podcast?
1:37–4:17
3
What gift does Amber bring to the podcast?
4:17–1:06:38
4
What are some surprising breakfast habits shared?
1:06:38–1:11:54
5
What shocking fact is revealed about Mount Everest?
1:11:54–1:29:11
6
How do dinosaurs relate to the length of days?
1:29:11–1:33:34
7
What unique defense mechanisms do animals exhibit?
1:33:34–2:12:06
Speakers
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