OUTRO: You Can Lead A Horse To Water...

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Karl Urban 0:00
You good to go, Jase? Yes. Turn it down.
Yes.

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Jason Hoyte 0:21
Now look. Let's just get it right off the bat here. What? What? We need to lay off the filth. Mogi, I'm looking at you especially.
Karl Urban 0:35
I've seen how you've... You just said, come on, guys, as soon as we came in, and I'm the piece of shit?
Jason Hoyte 0:41
I see how it's permeated deeply into Keezy's soul. And now he's dropping the most atrocious lines.
Mike Minogue 0:50
So what he's talking about is, what's the song that goes, oh, puddle of mud blurry? Yeah. You know, we take it all away. And then when I walked in, I said, and you shoved it in my butt. And Jase was like, Keezy. That's disgusting. I was like, it's just a little joke, man. It's fine.
Jason Hoyte 1:07
This is what I'm talking... Now, I also want to reiterate... Music erases filth. That's what you're right. This is not an excuse to then indulge in filth like you just did.

What humorous comments are made about filth in lyrics?

Jason Hoyte 1:19
But I was just explaining...
Karl Urban 1:20
Yeah, that's right. And can I say that Keezy used to hate, because I always sing along and put filth into lyrics. Always have done. Really? And Keezy never liked it, but now it's grown on Keezy.
Jason Hoyte 1:29
That's what I'm saying. That is what I'm saying.
Karl Urban 1:33
So, Jay, sometimes, you know, the show's going to take turns here and there, and you just have to go with it, man.
Jason Hoyte 1:38
Keezy also made another comment to me yesterday, and I'm not even going to go near repeating it. What was it? Did you say what it was? No, I cannot say what it was. And I was just like, cheesy. What was it in reference to? Oral sex. Yeah, what was it? No, I'm not telling you. I've no idea, man. I've got no idea what it could be. Pugs also. I mean, he's a filthy bastard anyway, by nature. He's now dropping some clangers.
Mike Minogue 2:08
Can I just say, I don't love Mogi's adding filth to lyrics, right? Because me adding... shoved it in my butt is like it goes along with the lyrics and it makes sense whereas mogi will be like no i'm only saying no because i take i take exception to that i do some very good work on my buzzies or something that doesn't even make any sense no it's much filthier than that definitely um but so i just i feel like i finesse it a bit more
Jason Hoyte 2:40
Because what I'm in danger of is being permeated myself. And I, every now and then, now that I get, when I'm at home, a clanger will come out and I'll go, fucking mogi. Hang on a minute. And my wife will go, excuse me? And I'll go, oh, that was mogi. That was mogi talking. That's fucking mogi.
Karl Urban 3:04
Can I say, I take great exception to this. At the start of this year, I said we need to clean this show up. Yes, you did. And I was met with nothing but resistance from the two of you. And so here we find ourselves. No, no, no. Come on, Mogi. I was saying we can't have this kind of content. People turn it off in their cars. They don't want to listen to it with their kids. We need to broaden our audience, fellas. We've got to think big. We've got to grow this show. And you both said, fuck that, Mogi.
Mike Minogue 3:32
No, no, no, no, no. That is like, I don't know, I can't even think of a metaphor to explain Mogi suggesting that we clean.
Karl Urban 3:39
Nevertheless, I did. Didn't I?
Jason Hoyte 3:42
Yeah. And then instantly you broke it. Yes, that is absolutely true. You did mention that, and then you were straight back into it, leading the cause. Charge, thank you. The charge, yes. And I was just like, ugh.
Mike Minogue 3:56
The Hauraki Big Show. Weekdays from 4 on Radio Hauraki. The Hauraki Big Show podcast. Jase, I know for a fact that you actually like filth, though. No, I don't like filth. And here's the thing.
Jason Hoyte 4:08
He always ripping ass. Keezy was a sweet young kid when he started this show. Was I? With the soul of a 70-year-old man, if you will. Still have it.

What was the controversial comment Keezy made?

Jason Hoyte 4:19
But now it's just... Yeah, an old man. Filthy old bastard. Yeah, he's a filthy 70-year-old man. Like Hootie Jizz. Who's just high on the prescription drugs.
Karl Urban 4:29
Hang on a minute. Who's always talking about having a huge piece, a sex swing in the house, dillies? It's not me. A case full of dillies.
Jason Hoyte 4:40
I will fully acknowledge the sex swing.

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