OUTRO: Sink Or Swim
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How do the hosts describe their morning routines and moves into the new apartment?
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Oh, God.
What a day. Jeez, man.
Bloody freezing, but glorious at the same time. I was up nice and early there. Fellas, 5.30? Yes. A little bit of work, Keezy. I was thinking about you. There I was. Thanks, man. And then I walked to the gym. Yes. Had a workout. Yes. Got a haircut. Walked to work, walked home, walked here, didn't walk here. Good stuff. But it's good getting my steps up like old Hoity J. Yeah, man.
You know, yesterday was the first day, and it's kind of bizarre since we've moved into our new joint, that we've actually kind of spent a day in the apartment. She was a shitter of a weekend. Because it was a shitter weather-wise, and it's been so amazing that my wife and I are like, let's get out. Let's do it. We went out a little bit, but most of the day was spent just in our nice, warm apartment there watching old movies.
Oh, yes, some old movies.
It was very good. It was very good. Very good. I enjoyed it.
I did something that I haven't done since earlier doors in media. Working all weekend.
Working all weekend at Sky in my old office. I was working all weekend too, man, if that makes you feel better.
Yeah, but you love it though.
I do. A little bit of work, Mogi.
I do love it. Honestly, I was back at my old desk in my old area and it was fine. And I'm getting paid for it, if you know.
Listen to you dragging your nuts around about it.
No, it's just like, you know, when you have that realisation of, hey, I did this for 10 years and I'm back. It's good to know that you don't want to do it anymore. And I don't want to do this anymore. Yeah. So I've got another week of it and it's great and it's cool to help out and be at Sky, blah, blah, blah, but I'm done after that.
On a kind of similar vein, Keezy, we did our first house inspection in terms of going back to the past.
Ah, you saw your old house.
Going back to our, fuck, that's weird.
I bet you walked in there and you were like, look at this old shithole.
Actually, well, I'll talk about it on the show.
No, they've done a really good job of it.
They fucking have. It looks really good. And they put up like invisible, what are they called?
Floating shelves.
Floating shelves. And it's like, fucking hell, is this our house? Good shit.
Wow, so you were impressed by what they'd done. Yeah, it looks really good. Oh, that's nice.
And as I say, their father, who lives just down the road, he's retired and he's a real fixer-upperer. Right. And he's just coming around to our joint and doing shit. He's got his hands full. It's fucking great.
Are you talking about working all weekend? No, man.
They're like, hey, is it okay if my dad comes and does this? And we're like, yep.
What did the hosts say about working weekends and returning to old jobs?
Fixes up the deck there. Yep. Or he water blasted it. Not the back deck because that's fucked.
The deck that the builder fell through. Yeah. Twice. Fucking hell. I really want to come to your old house. Yeah, man. Who are these people? Would I get on with them? Oh, they're very nice people. Maybe they'll invite me around.
But I'm loathe to bring it up on the show because I know where it's going to go as soon as I mention it. And they listen to the show.
What do you mean? Where do you think it's going to go?
Well, do you recall our improv on me doing a house inspection?
Yeah. Do I recall who took it there? Yeah, Mookie. You filthy bastard. You guys are piloting the filter. Shocking bastards.
But yeah, nice weekend. Nice weekend.
Bloody great weekend. One of the greats. One of the greats. It was fine. It was all right. You loved it, Keezy, working a little bit of work. Not drinking any piss, which was fucking great.
What I did love was, and I miss it, out west where we live, it fucking sucks. There's no bars. There's like a couple of bars.
How did Jason react to seeing renovations during his first house inspection?
There really isn't, eh?
There's not a lot of bars out, which is surprising.
And like a nice pub. Yeah. You know, I'd love to live somewhere where you've got your pub.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How do the hosts describe their morning routines and moves into the new apartment?
0:01–2:45
2
What did the hosts say about working weekends and returning to old jobs?
2:45–3:42
3
How did Jason react to seeing renovations during his first house inspection?
3:42–6:43
4
Why do the hosts miss having a local pub and what was their Northcote Tavern experience?
6:43–7:44
5
How did the hosts compare pub culture, prices, and pokies in Auckland?
7:44–10:41
6
What happened when Keezy tried non-drinking exercise, sauna sessions, and ice baths?
10:41–12:10