THE DISCLAIMER: Self Sabotage
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What is the premise of “The Disclaimer: Self Sabotage” and who are the hosts?
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Oh, g'day, fellas.
Oh, big brother. Oh, hello. Oh, yeah. Now you're talking. Fellas. Uh-huh. Yeah, good stuff. I think that's the new opener right there. Yeah, I think so. That's how we do it. Yeah, yeah.
That's how we do. How are we going, team? Good day? Good day? Really good, man. Yeah, I'm bloody good, actually. That's good. Good old life there and there. Oh, look at old Mogi, man. It's good stuff, yeah.
That's great, Mogi.
It's a happy place, man. Well, I back exercise and that always makes you feel good, Keezy. It does. It does. Kids going good. Mrs. is going good. You know what they say. Happy family. Happy Mogi. Happy Mogi. Yeah, that's what they say.
Do you do what I do? Oh, here we go. And I'm not as bad as I used to be. I used to be really, really bad on this front.
Yeah, yeah. Everything's all G. There's a good... Something bad's coming around the corner? Yeah, where's... Hang on. Yeah, right. Can't enjoy it.
Hang on. Yes. Where is the... Hang on. This is so fucking annoying. Really? I don't get it. And I mean, like, chronically.
Oh, God.
Like, my brain would go searching for... A terrible thing.
So that is literally turning a win into a loss, isn't it? Yes. Like everything's great. Yes. And you're like, okay, what the fuck's going on here? And then when you start losing, you're like, yeah, that's better.
Yeah, there it is. There's my sweet spot. I'm back in familiar territory.
So it's like your brain doesn't like being happy.
Yes.
It doesn't trust it. That's exactly what it is. Fuck, that's annoying.
It's waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Yes. The other boot. Speaking of, haven't seen those boots in a while, just saying.
I wore them this morning, actually.
Yeah, bullshit. When did that stop happening? Does it still happen?
Oh, it happens occasionally, but nowhere near like it used to. Because everything's always terrible. So he doesn't have to worry about that. Yeah, true. It's that thing of, but no, I'll tell you what it is.
How do the hosts describe the feeling of self‑sabotage and anxiety on the show?
Being more present in this moment now, not worrying about the future, not worrying about the past, just going, okay, I'm just here now. What a lovely day it is. And also I think it's an ageing thing, which is I don't really give a fuck. And that's not as negative as it sounds. But it's just like, don't worry about it. But you also do worry about it. Occasionally, but nowhere near to the extent that I used to. I was shockingly bad.
No, that's true.
That's true.
Even start from the start of the show. Yes. Yeah, yeah.
You were worried at the start of the show.
Big worry.
I used to have massive anxiety doing radio in the early days of drive.
Oh, I can imagine.
Even when we started. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, I did. Yeah. But that was for various reasons.
Yes. It's because old Keezy wasn't, you know, pulling his weight.
Pulling his weight. Thank you. I was sitting there just pushing his buttons, wouldn't speak up.
Yeah. That's right. And old Keezy would just sit there silently. But I remember you used to twist the screen off the little mounting bracket there. Yes. That screen's gone now. I used to lean over and turn the computer screen around.
That was when I was in a full-blown panic attack.
Wow. Yes. Fucking hell. That's amazing. I need to get better at being present because one thing I've noticed is things go way too fucking quickly.
Yeah.
You know what I mean? It's like, oh, yeah, I'm excited for the Pyre Awards. Boom, 2 a.m., steamed, K-Road.
Yeah, right.
Was I present?
Yeah, brothel creeping.
Brothel creeping. Thank you, Mogi. This is on YouTube. It's 1A Pugs. Yeah, sweet, man. Thank you.
Absolutely deep.
Yeah.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the premise of “The Disclaimer: Self Sabotage” and who are the hosts?
0:00–2:44
2
How do the hosts describe the feeling of self‑sabotage and anxiety on the show?
2:44–4:33
3
What was the worst anxiety‑inducing dream that triggered the self‑sabotage discussion?
4:33–6:38
4
Why did the dream involve being hungover, forgetting lines, and double‑booking filming projects?
6:38–8:24
5
How did the hosts analyze the brain’s resistance to happiness and the “other shoe” mindset?
8:24–10:13
6
What funny bar story did they share about the karaoke‑singing businessman?
10:13–11:14
7
How did they resolve the anxiety dream and what lessons were learned?
11:14–11:21