Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Tony, I don't think it's going to work out and I think we should go our separate ways.
What?
Yeah, sorry. But I think this is it for us.
So Tony, I hear you're single. Hi, I'm Alexandra from Falun, Sweden.
Hi, I'm Joel from Sydney, Australia.
I'm Safi from Launceston, Tasmania. And I approve this podcast.
Welcome to the Tony and Ryan podcast. This is Dr. Author Meowth.
Whoa, what's happened in your mouth? There's something in my mouth. Oh, sorry.
Did you see that?
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Chapter 2: What is the significance of the 'Eddie's run' coffee order story?
Read the order. And again, I was coming in like thinking I was going to rock up to the office. Someone was going to put a coffee in my hand and we'd hit record because I was the last one in today. Cutting it fine. Cutting it fine. But instead I spent 25 minutes down the fucking road because have a listen to this.
A soy hot chocolate, a hot long black and almond matcha with honey and some little hash browns.
I tell you what's also funny, when you read this whole extensive list and then you go, oh, fuck, did I want something?
Like, I haven't, yeah. And then in the middle of there is Charles texting, Tony is fine. Yeah. Fine. Yeah. Is saying Eddie's run as well, is that, like, that's coffee implied? Can you ask for food in that situation?
Nah, I'll pop a hash brown.
Do you reckon?
Nah, that's fine.
Because often I'll- Is a hash brown the extent though?
Nah.
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Chapter 3: What humorous insights are shared about breakups?
We all love Grace.
Now, all of your answers kind of get pulled together. So, like a BuzzFeed quiz, at the end, it'll tell you which type of millennial midlife crisis you're likely to have.
Oh, my God. I love that.
Question one. It's a Saturday morning. What do your ideal plans look like? Is it A, a five-kilometre run with a whole bunch of strangers? Is it B, reformer Pilates, then a green smoothie? C, elbow deep in clay at a ceramics class? Or D, watching old movies I've seen ten times and having a little cry?
B or C. Okay.
Charles, can you jot down her answers, please?
B or C, because I love our refi forms.
Yep.
And I love doing it because I remember when I did that pottery workshop for my birthday last year.
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Chapter 4: How do millennials experience midlife crises differently?
Pinterest.
Pinterest.
Yeah, definitely.
And also, everyone listening and watching, jot your answers down because I'll tell you your results at the end.
Yeah. I've been scrolling Pinterest a lot because I like lots of craft inspo.
Yeah. Yeah. When you think about the future, you feel... I'm about to have a fucking mental breakdown. That's one of the answers. This is the question, right? A, weirdly competitive about it. B, anxious. And then you need to calm yourself down with the breath work or meditation. C, like you need to make something with your hands first.
Like that's a way of like, I just want to like ground myself and make something. Or D, you'd actually, instead of thinking about the future, you'd rather think about the past. Like reminisce and, you know.
Oh, God. On a fucking Monday. Yep. Can I please have those options again?
Just the short version. You get weirdly competitive about it.
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