OUTRO: Family Matters [R18]
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Why does the episode open with a content warning and what does it mean?
Yeah, g'day, you massive backbones. Just to say we're going to put a disclaimer on this particular podcast. There may be some content not suitable for children. It's definitely not suitable for children, so definitely don't play it with the maroon. Yeah. Shock and burst. Yeah.
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On Radio Hauraki. G'day, fellas. Hello. What is the new name for our podcast, fellas? We haven't really settled on one, have we? No, we haven't. It's still the outro. I think the outro's pretty good. Yeah, well, I mean. I like it. It's got a ring to it. It does. It has a real ring to it compared to everything else. I feel like we can do better.
You call it the warm-up. Big show warm-up. The warm-up.
The big show warm-up. Warm-up. The big show Rubdown. Oh, nice. But it's beforehand, isn't it?
Yeah.
How do the hosts debate renaming the podcast and what name ideas come up?
What about Rub and Tug?
So it's like the podcast equivalent. Of a Rub and Tug. Is it? Is there always a happy ending? I suppose we always try to end on a high.
We do. What's that, Keezy?
A happy ending. Yeah. It's a Rub and Tug.
Oh, right.
Jase, come on, man. Don't act like you don't know what a happy ending is. You of all people.
Oh, I mean, I know what a happy ending is, you know. And a massage. The boy meets the girl and they fall in love and get married. Live happily ever after. And live happily ever after. It's similar to that. Right, okay. The devil's in the details there. Yeah, I see.
What is a 'rub and tug' and how do the hosts describe its cultural context?
And it's very popular in Australia. When I was living in Australia, very popular.
What's that? A happy ending, really?
For people to go along to a rub and tug.
Wow.
And at lunchtime or something like that. Right, okay. You pay, I think, about 40 bucks. Wow. And just get... Bit of a rub down. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Interesting, isn't it?
40 bucks. How do you know the price of that? Well, I guess the thing would be.
Everyone used to talk about it. I, Keezy, could not bear to pay it. To me, that's the equivalent of gambling. There's so much shame associated with having to do that. I could never. Yeah.
But I don't think people should feel bad if they were doing it.
Oh, yeah, I would certainly. If somebody said to me they were doing it. I would give them shit about it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, if they want to do it, that's entirely up to them.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
No, I'm talking about mates of yours and mine, like just scumbags who are too lazy to do it themselves.
Like the old pug rub and tug.
You must come away very relaxed. Rub and pug. It'd be like, you know, when you have a food coma. And so instead of going and having a big lunch. So you're so full. Yeah, you go and have a rub and tug. It would have the same effect. You come back to work feeling a bit woozy.
Yeah. You know what I mean? Do you feel woozy after it?
You've lost your joie de vivre. I'm feeling very contented. I haven't had a rub and tug myself, Keezy. Well, you have. Not one that I've paid for.
With a rub and tug, do you get a good rub? I don't know.
I'll give you a bit of a message.
Because if I was having a rubbing tuck, I'd want 55 minutes of it to be the rub.
How do the hosts compare paid massages to ‘happy endings’ and pricing details?
I'd want a genuine rub down.
Well, you'd be safe there because it'd only take a minute for your tuck.
But in that case, I want 59 minutes of genuine deep tissue massage.
That's probably more expensive, actually.
Yeah, it would be.
I have a running joke with my wife, which is... What, a rubbing joke? No, a running joke, Mogi. And we'll be sitting on the couch and I'll say to her, so have you got the hot stones out, babe? And she'll go, yes. This is a joke about, like, having a hot stone massage. Jeez, you guys have a laugh, don't you?
Oh, we do.
We have a chuckle.
It's funny when you say things out loud and you go, wow, my life's really boring.
My life's tremendously exciting. And then I say, 45 deep tissue massage?
And she goes, yeah.
She just knows that it's just... And then she thinks to herself. Fuck's sake.
Because you must have them as well. The ongoing one, I might have talked about it, is if we're in bed and it's late and my wife is going to sleep and then will get up and go to the toilet one last time before she goes to sleep, I'll be like, oh, you're off to work.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why does the episode open with a content warning and what does it mean?
0:00–1:05
2
How do the hosts debate renaming the podcast and what name ideas come up?
1:05–1:40
3
What is a 'rub and tug' and how do the hosts describe its cultural context?
1:40–3:14
4
How do the hosts compare paid massages to ‘happy endings’ and pricing details?
3:14–7:33
5
What personal couple jokes and home routines do the hosts share about relationships?
7:33–11:19