Chapter 1: What humorous anecdotes do the hosts share about their day?
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Oh, g'day, fellas.
Backbone. Hello. Does this work?
Is this working?
Yeah.
Just means I can't hear myself, eh? Are you still having technical issues, Nogi?
Well, I've been moved. Oh, Jesus, there. Yes. So Jerry's obviously had the same issue. Yeah. How's it going, fellas? Yeah, good, thanks. High five, Keezy, man.
Ah, up top, brother. Who was that dude that just pointed at me? I'm fucking reeking. Why? This is the second day in a row you've come and reeking.
Yeah, I know. Is that because you're... No deodorant. Oh, what? Is that a conscious thing?
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Chapter 2: Why does one host choose not to wear deodorant?
The problem I had was this one was running on practically zero battery. So it was only marginally faster than this one. Then somebody walking. Yes. And I had to go the long way around where you go fishing under the bridge. Oh, yeah. Down the hill, down past where you go fishing under the bridge. And it took a long time. Along the marina there. Yeah. And I was like, is it?
Is it because I'm in a slow go zone? It's a low speed zone there. So that's what I thought. And I thought, but this is particularly slow. Hang on, man.
Hang on, man. He's halfway through talking, man. I just want to clarify.
Come on, TC. Come on, man. And so then I pulled it over and then I jumped on another one. Fuck, I was flying, mate.
Chapter 3: What embarrassing experience did the host have on a Lime scooter?
Wow. I was actually flying on a stand-up one. But it was humiliating.
Yes. Do you think it takes away when you arrive at the meeting, reeking, and you hop off a Lime student?
Absolutely reeking. Well, I parked a bit further away so that no one will see me.
But you still had the Lime helmet on, you were saying.
I have the helmet on. I never take the helmet off.
My question was going to be,
do lime is there like areas where lime scooters go slower because you're not allowed what they automatically just need restricted areas yeah right okay so the cbd would be an example because there's a lot of pedestrians around yes um how much are you paying for one of those well that today cost me about 8.50 which wasn't heavy because that's about as much as an uber yeah um but i got humiliated so that didn't seem more fun than an uber though
Well, I tell you, speaking of reeking, the last few Ubers I've had fucking reeking. It was like old Mogi had been driving them for a year. So you never wear deodorant ever? Oh, not ever, but certainly not every day. I don't like the health. Oh, right. They're putting, what is it?
Aluminum.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts feel about the environmental impact of aerosols?
You know, not again. Not since I was a kid, but that's the only time I've seen it.
I remember when I was a kid, the only soup, my mum would make a bacon hock soup, which is delicious, but most of the soups were coming out of cans.
Yeah, for sure.
So my dad was like, I love tomato soup. And I was like, oh, you're making tomato soup? He was like, yeah, and then crack open a can.
Crack open a can, yeah. Well, that's the thing. Cans were the canning, you see, Keezy there. Interesting fact for you. The cans were invented for war food, so for provisions, yeah, for your army men. Yes. Around about the 20s, I think, maybe the 10s. But the most interesting thing is the can opener wasn't invented until around about the 30s or 40s.
They just knife it open, eh?
They used to knife the fucking thing open.
Did you also know that the first cans, you know how there's a famous voyage up north where it got stuck in the ice and then the crew all went and then they started eating each other and stuff? Oh, yeah. What's the explorer's name? I can't remember his name. Shackleton's ass. Shackleton. They actually all died. They ate his ass. Oh, Jase. You wish, mate.
They actually all died from lead poisoning from the tin food. Oh, yes, yes. Not from eating ass.
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