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Chapter 1: What amusing anecdotes do the hosts share about their day?
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Hello. How are you all going? We all good? I'm good. I'm worried about Keezy. Why's that? Because he's on a can of Coke, which normally means he's hungover. That's normally when I see you drink one. It's normally on a Monday.
Is it the sugar quotient that, you know? Quotient. That you need?
Not a real world, but you get the drift.
Chapter 2: Why is Keezy concerned about his Coke consumption?
Not a real world.
Are we all off our heads or something today?
Do you guys need a Coke, man? Are you guys all good? I've got a Coke Zero because I am tired today.
Why are you tired? I don't know. I've told you this fascinating stat before, but in rehabs, all the sugar containers are always empty because they're all craving sugar. Oh, sugar. Sugar, because, of course, alcohol is very high in sugar content. Right. And when you stop, you go through massive sugar withdrawals. Right. So thus, it makes sense to me that you pound the Cokes all the time.
First of all, it's Coke, no sugar. Second of all...
And second of all, I don't pound them.
Yeah, second of all.
All right.
That's just second of all.
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Chapter 3: How does sugar withdrawal relate to alcohol consumption?
Yeah, a can. It's got to be a can. Have you ever tried Mexican Coke? No. Fuck, it's delicious. You like that, eh? People that have tried it will know.
Yeah.
The Coke from Mexico is crazy.
When I was in Mexico, all I tried was cocaine. Yes. And that was pretty good.
No, I meant Coke.
I mean, it was no Coca-Cola.
I meant Coca-Cola.
But it had its own, you know.
Didn't they used to put cocaine in Coke?
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Chapter 4: What makes Mexican Coke different from regular Coke?
Can't say that. Can you not? No, you can. Jase, you say it. Ese. Oh, shit. What does that mean?
Brother soul number one.
That's all right, isn't it? It's like saying dox or uso. What do they mean? Same shit. What are your mates, you know? What are our fellas? Well, I can't be wrong to say that.
If you're talking about mates, fellas. Yeah.
Yeah, so in Mexico they say ese. Ese. And then we say fellas.
Yeah. So we're there in Mexico. Do you think they're going, can you say fiel?
Yeah. And the other guy's like, I don't know what to say. Are you sure it's fiel?
And you pronounce all three L's? Yeah.
Fiel?
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Chapter 5: Why do the hosts find Jase's boots amusing?
Fiel. Yeah. Hey, day and loo tomorrow, fellas. You guys fizzing? Yeah, man. Yeah, it'd be fun broadcasting from up the Sky Tower, man, I guess. Yeah, where exactly are we? Because we've done it before, but we're from a little boudoir. We were in the presidential suite.
No, that wasn't. That was a comedy festival.
No, I know, but we've broadcasted from up there. I wouldn't say we've done Dan Lou from up there.
Yeah, you're thinking of Eden Park.
Are we doing the same thing again? No, it's in the actual tower, I believe.
Imagine if it was at the base of the tower, just at the base of the shaft there.
How good would that be? Yeah.
That would be good.
Would you like that, Jase?
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