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Chapter 1: What social media platforms are discussed in relation to the Big Show?
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Hello.
How's your coffee, Keezy? Shit. Coffee, Keezy. Mine's shit too.
Well, this is Insta. Oh, you've got an Insta.
Couldn't be bothered walking over to the... You're a lazy bastard. Yeah. You're on the up, man. You're on the mend, man.
I feel excellent today.
Because on the Monday there, you were complaining about a hangover because you'd had six beers with friends on the Sunday.
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts feel about their coffee on today's episode?
I had five crafties. I counted. That'll do though. And the next day I always get a runny nose. And I was like, wow, five beers. That's what it was, yeah. Five beers seems to be low. Usually I don't get a runny nose unless I'm like steamed. Right. I was pretty steamed. Do you get a runny nose as you're steamed or the next day? Next day without fire. Right, okay.
Chapter 3: What humorous anecdotes do the hosts share about their drinking habits?
It's so fucking annoying. Inflammation. Is that what it is? Yeah. So ibuprofen might help.
Yes, well, it can't hurt, but it's not antihistamine as well. It should deal with both. Also, just knocking your drinking on the head, man, because your body's telling you you're having a shocker.
Oh, right, okay. Just have a swig of Gaviscon. It fixes everything. Extra strength. Extra strength. You know how you're big on the Gaviscon? I've never needed Gaviscon. Is that like a later in life thing?
I'm not big on it. I just bought some. I went through a period of having it and it cured my problem and then it's come back again and so I've got back on it again.
But it's taken me months to actually buy a bottle of Gaviscon. Is it because you've been eating more spicy food now than you used to now that you've moved into the city? I don't know. I don't know. Just, I don't know why. Oh, yeah. I'm just out here spitballing. There you go. There you go. Making convo. That's good to know, though. Oh, yeah.
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Chapter 4: What remedies do the hosts suggest for hangover symptoms?
Because I've taken an ethohistamine before, and it didn't really do much. For a hangover. To stop the runny nose.
Right, okay. Yeah, it's interesting. I've never heard of that as a hangover thing. Well, I get, what do I get? I get this, I've got the throat thing going on.
From a hangover or just in general? Has your... Well, general... No more Ultravon. Has that helped?
Yes. I feel like it has. 100% on the nasal stuff. Yeah. I haven't got that going on at all. But I wasn't... Yeah. It sort of helped, but I've still got a bit of a sore throat.
Yeah.
But I had a couple of beers on Saturday there, but I had no ciggies. Ah. I had no ciggies. Well, there's your problem. And then when I finished... I was like, oh, might have one for the road. And I got poured like a gin the size of Mount Everest. A pint of gin. I said to the next day, thanks for the, I don't know if I needed that half pint of gin. He had a really good one. Yes.
And I was like, I might try some of that actually as a last drink. But he gave me a good stiffy. It was like four shots. Yeah. And then you don't want to leave it there because it's special, but also I just wanted to go home. Yeah. Yeah. So I drank it. And then I think somewhere between leaving his house and getting home, I was pretty pissed. Yeah. But yeah, but not smoking darts.
I was really happy with that because all throughout the night, there was a bit going on, fellas. Yeah, right. And I was thinking to myself, oh, ciggy would be good. I'm going to go and get some ciggies. Yeah. And then I say, no. No. No. And I just didn't. And then you forget about it after a little while. You do.
Jase, you won't know this because as soon as you think about it, you're going to get something. Yeah. I haven't bought ciggies in a long time. Sorry, vape. Sorry. Yeah, so it was really good. I was happy about that. So the ciggies is obviously the main. The ciggies is my major addiction.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts reflect on their smoking habits and its impact on health?
Have another one.
There's a fucking great quote. Have you guys seen Black Books with the old mate that came in here, Dylan Moran? Your mate. There is a really great quote from Black Books about this guy who just does nothing but drinks piss. Yeah. And smokes durries and it's just like, you know, maybe I should find it and play it because it literally sums up you guys.
Yeah, see if you can. It's really frustrating because I see people I see people that are ripping darts and they're older, you know, and I envy them because I can't do it anymore because I get no enjoyment really out of it anymore. Yeah. It's horrible. So my body is telling me you've got to stop this. Yes.
And it's very weird because I'm younger than, say, for example, let's say you are older than me, Jase. Let's just pretend. But you've never had morning after cough. You've never had the sore throat issue, any of that, until you started vaping. And now I've got it and it's like. So anyway, it feels like I'm getting a warning that I need to stop.
This is the quote here.
It's 30 seconds from Black Books, all right?
So what's it like then? Fags and booze. Well, to be honest, after years of smoking and drinking, you do sometimes look at yourself and think... Yeah. You know, just sometimes in between the first cigarette with coffee in the morning to that 400th glass of corner shop piss at 3 a.m., you do sometimes look at yourself and think... Yeah. This is fantastic. I'm in heaven.
Yeah. Totally. It's pretty accurate.
Totally.
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Chapter 6: What personal experiences do the hosts share about quitting smoking?
He's practically given up. Definitely less.
Yeah, definitely. But what does that mean? Well, I just don't use it as much. Have you got it on you now? Yes. Well, it's in my bag. I'm looking around frantically for it. Shit, where is it? Did I bring it?
Shit. But, you know, you think about it in terms of, like, I can't do it in the house. Yeah. Well, you know, in the apartment. That's good. That's good that you've had that rule. And so, you know... I find it hard to believe that you're not doing it in the bathroom. I really do. No, because... I'd be paranoid of setting off the alarms. Actually, that happened the other day.
My wife set off the smoke alarm and it was like, they're so high in the roof, she couldn't stop it. Yeah. It was freaking out. What was she doing there? Like at home when the smoke alarm would go off, you get the broom and you just go dink and turn it off. But the roof in the apartment is so high, you can't actually do anything. Yeah, right. But then it just switched off of its own accord.
But no, I don't. And then I... You know, when we go outside, I'll suck hard for a couple of seconds. I thought you were going to say rip-ass. Sometimes I'll rip-ass.
If it's just me. What if we made a bet? No. That you give it up for the month of July? Nah.
It's really interesting because I started reading that Stop Smoking with Alan Carr and started reading it, and I've just stopped reading it. Can I just say, it is a shit read. It's like you were saying. Fucking dull. I'm going to get back to it. I will get back to it. And he even says in the book, it may very well be that you find yourself stopping reading this because you don't want to stop.
That is you.
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Chapter 7: What comedic quotes from Black Books do the hosts reference?
Yeah. But also, like you were saying, it takes, I'm sort of still at the point of, can you get to the fucking part, please? And that's, I think the whole book's like that, because I've read that, I've started reading that book probably seven times. Oh, wow.
And it's so boring, but it's him constantly talking about, the trick is with giving up smoking, but it doesn't, you're waiting for the, this is what you've got to do. Yes. But there isn't any of that. It's just. There's none of that. And I would never have guessed that it could be so easy. Okay, good. What's the easy bit? Yeah. You know what I mean?
Well, the hard bit is finishing the book, so shit. But my mum read it, and that's how she gave it. Yeah, yeah. So I will read it. I can set myself a goal of, because I'm a relatively quick reader, I could probably finish it by the end of the week. I bet I can finish it before you. Yeah, probably. Where's your competitive streak? I'll see.
Should we all read it? I'll read it.
I'll read it and by the end of the week I will do that because I'm actually quite a way through it and I'll finish it off and see what happens.
I'm going to start from the start because it's been a while. I think you should start from the start too, Jason. It sounds like you've sort of broken it up a bit.
Well, no, because he still hasn't got to the part where he... There is no part. That's it. It's like that all the way through. Okay, interesting. It's his babbling on and talking about this and that.
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts compare smoking and drinking habits over the years?
Because he was a hundred a day smoker, Keezy.
How does it work then? Why are so many people... Well, you have to read it to find out, Keezy. Yeah. Phil, this is a big scam. A hundred a day he was smoking. But that's one of those ones where they're just lit. but you're not smoking 100 a day, you know? You might have a puff out of them. Geoff Murphy used to be like that. Yes.
He'd have a cigarette just hanging out of his gob while he was sitting in the ashtray just burning out. Who I consequently work with as well. He used to go through like a 50 gram of tobacco in like a day and a half, two days. Yeah. He never, and he wasn't an actor, he was a behind-the-scenes guy, he never didn't have a cigarette. Like, he was constantly cigarette, cigarette, cigarette.
He never didn't have one.
Can you get really long cigarettes? Yes. That you just, like, you can just have that lit and it lasts fucking ages?
I tell you what was so fucking massively triggering to me, and it's just the psychology of it, was pugs and those little Vietnamese cigarettes. I went, oh, one of those won't do you any harm. Because it was so pooky.
You and your pookie, it's not a word. I know, but it was just like... This is a new thing, I've missed this.
It was so small and I thought, oh, come on, man.
Doesn't count, eh? Doesn't count. One little puff, our little secret. Hey, listen to the big show, 4-7 weekdays, Radio Hodaki. Get on you, mate.
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