Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Jackie O. Kyle and Jackie O. The Kyle and Jackie O Show. Good morning, everyone. Hi there. How's it going? Yeah, good.
How are you doing? We're good, yeah. Sorry, we're like two people.
Oh, who knows how many of you there are in there. I think I've met about 12, 13 of you.
Yeah, yeah.
I like every one of you, by the way.
The evolution, yeah, of the different people you've met over the time.
You're like a big Amazon butterfly. Oh. That's nice. That's a good thing. It is so.
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Chapter 2: What surprising news about monks comes up?
Can we get rid of the sitar? Thank you. And then have that, like, you know, dual life. Listen, one hit of the meth pipe and anything is possible. It just goes to show that meth can bring anyone, even the closest people to God, down to the edge.
But how they got to the meth pipe in the first place to try it. A monk would usually be like, no, I'm not going to.
Well, would they even say that? Because they've got the vow of celibacy.
Well, that's it. I don't understand.
Around Thailand, the villagers, to be a good person in society, you have to offer things to the monks every morning. They walk past and you give them breakfast or whatever. So maybe someone just offered up their, you know, meth for that day and they got hooked. What kind of things are you supposed to offer up? Well, everything that they would need in life. So basically food.
So they survive on other people's generosity. Yeah. Yeah.
And do people always do that? Like, is that quite a thing?
Yeah.
So if I was walking to work every morning and I live there, I would have to like, before I go, oh, what can I give the monks today?
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Chapter 3: How does the topic of praise and compliments unfold?
How did they keep I know Sarah?
Number three. This is obvious. 42% of Jennifer's have had a dose of something. Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Number two, Ashley's. Ashley's. 45% of you.
Yeah.
Now, the real lowy to watch out for. Now, this is not all of these people. This is just 63%.
This is so stupid. There's no way they can know that 64% of this name have it. They haven't surveyed every name.
It's not your name. No need to protest. Okay, cool. Jessica. Jessica. 63% of them have had something.
Are you a Jessica listening? Have you had something?
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Chapter 4: What are the effects of the moon on our perception during the day?
It's just the bright blue sky normally washes it out.
What is that bullshit answer? That was rubbish.
I believed it. I'm happy with that. Isn't that just because we're spinning?
That's rubbish.
Oh, sorry. Is it just because we're spinning? We're spinning? Yeah. That's why.
That's no clarity.
I don't know.
Is the moon out in the day just as much as it is at night, but we don't see it?
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Chapter 5: How does the team reflect on the nature of the moon's visibility?
Oh, God.
Yes, exactly.
I didn't really realise that.
Yeah, the moon keeps rotating around the Earth.
Oh, so it's there, but we're just not seeing it. Correct.
Because it's daylight. Correct. That's bullshit. Hang on, guys. Do you understand the bit of the moon that we see is reflected by the sun? Right? You know, the moon's not always there, day and night. Like, the moon does its own thing.
Yeah, it's just not visible sometimes, but it's always there.
No, no, it's only not visible because it's on the other side of the planet.
Yeah, or it's being cancelled out by the sky.
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Chapter 6: What insights does Georgina Walker provide about personal connections?
We could talk for hours about the sun and the moon on this show.
Well, the funny thing is something really freaky happened yesterday, Tammy. Oh, yeah. Oh, Jackie, I hate it when you sort of take an interest in these type of things.
Oh, yeah. Here we go.
Anyway, I was listening pretty deeply when you started talking about astrology and obviously, you know, there's something to do with birth dates and the time you're born. Well, at that moment, like I was reflecting on the show and I was actually cleaning out a cupboard yesterday. Yeah. And a bit of paper fell and a few photos.
Like I was just trying to get rid of some stuff and, you know, clean up the house. Anyway... It was actually something from the hospital, which had my birth date, how much I weighed, and the time I was born.
And you never knew that before the time?
I could never, ever remember. Like, I'd been told the story, how much I weighed. Do you know how sometimes it's so important, but you forget the little bit of detail?
Yeah, yeah. Listen, I wouldn't want to make a habit out of it. I was just wondering, if I gave you a copy of that, would you look into it for me?
Oh, would I ever? Oh, this is great. Yeah, I'll tell you everything you need to know.
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Chapter 7: What humorous anecdotes are shared about job applications?
And I even got a well done.
You did too. Actually, I don't think I've heard that one as much as another one where I thought there was more we had.
Well, I was on there for a while.
Because I remember playing one where he was asking you a question, like literally asking you a question and then realised you didn't have the answer so he answered it for you instead.
Yeah, look, there's probably worse than that, I'm sure, Jackie.
A lot of people don't realise that he'll go the extra mile.
I couldn't even say the word position.
I know, bless you. You sounded very youthful. Well, I was trying to sound old.
Were you?
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Chapter 8: What are the embarrassing moments related to past jobs?
Hmm. Because all the spelling mistakes and stuff.
Oh, my God. He used to put things up on Twitter at the time.
Pete's first day, he walked in and he goes, who he's got a tick on Instagram? And everyone was like, no, we don't have it. And Pete's like, yep, just give me one week. You'll all have it. Well, 12 years later, we're still waiting.
Oh, still waiting.
I'm still pending, obviously. We've got our tick, haven't we, Jacky?
Yeah, but Peter didn't get it.
No, thank you. So this made me think, who else has lied to get some sort of job?
Did you end up in a job where you go, oh my God, I have no idea what I'm doing right now. I have no idea. But you're winging it.
Are you about to take off on an aeroplane with 300 passengers and you're like, shit, I've never flown before. or anything similar to that, any little furfies, any tricks, any reason you think, really, I shouldn't have my job.
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