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Chapter 1: What humorous experiences do the hosts share about their time in Italy?
I do talk to Pippa about French things. When we get home, I'm like, I had a croissant.
Has she ever eaten a croissant?
No, it's like full of butter and would be so bad for her. But you know like how people like, if they have to put their dog down, they take it and get it like a Wendy's hot dog or something. Like I would fucking do the hell out of that for Pippa.
Have a bit of pizza, sweetheart, you know.
Have a croissant.
I'm Laura from Xenia, Ohio in the US.
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts feel about treating their dogs to special foods?
Hey, I'm Leah from Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada.
Hi, my name is Kate, and this is Mowgli, and we're from Kansas City, USA, and we approve this podcast.
And I approve this podcast.
Welcome to Tony and Ryan live. Not really. It's a podcast.
Yeah.
But we're live at the time of recording here in Sicily.
Aren't they all? Buongiorno.
Buongiorno. Coming up, the final installment of Tonella and Rihanna. Will they end up together? Yeah. Or will evil identical twin brother Gianni ruin everything?
It's really shaping up to be a very intense time, isn't it?
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Chapter 3: What is the significance of the Italian game show discussed?
I was like, oh, they don't even have a shredder. And then we changed the check. Cause then it went to something scary. Like it went to, you know, like an Italian inspector Morse kind of thing.
I think it was like Italian, the project.
Nah, not that scary. And then it was like, and it was Italian real fortune. And the guy who was hosting it, then it cut to an ad break and he did like six live reads in a row. And he's like, this is my favorite coffee. This is my favourite soap.
It's like he was the original podcaster.
Yes. And then he did another one. I do my own reads. And he's like, oh, you know what? My favourite power company only charges me blah per kilowatt hour. It was unbelievable.
He's really doing the most.
Yeah. So I really feel like I've mingled with the locals last night. Right. That is so good. Watching some local TV.
That is incredible. Yeah. Maybe we should just play Italian Deal or No Deal for the rest of this episode.
Just go, oh, we'll come back.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts react to the concept of 'normal or nah'?
You're a fan of that.
Has she ever eaten a croissant? No. Would you give her one? No. Why not? No, because it's like full of butter and would be so bad for her. Would be bad for any dog, but like, because she's so- I haven't met anyone French that doesn't like lots of butter. No, I know, but because she's so little, there is very little like- Of anything of her.
Yeah, and there's like very little wiggle room of her weight being like, like from her being like a healthy weight for her body structure to like deathly, terribly bad news.
Chapter 5: What unique perspectives do the hosts have on espresso martinis?
Because then they get problems with their back and stuff. So we've got to be really strict.
We don't give her actually anything nummies. Would you treat her one day to some Vegemite and butter on toast? Wouldn't that be a trait?
No, I would give her something that she ā I would give it like ā They don't know how the real people are eating out there. Take a break from the salmon and the pork belly or whatever you normally have. She doesn't have a pork belly. But you know like how people like if they have to put their dog down, like they take it and get it like a Wendy's hot dog or something.
Like I would fucking do the hell out of that for Biba. I'd be like, here's all the food that whenever we're eating on the couch you can't have. Here's a kebab. Have a bit of pizza, sweetheart, you know.
Have a croissant.
Have a croissant. That's the time when I would be like, girlfriend, like enjoy.
So the time to start living is when you're dying.
For a little doggie.
Yeah.
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Chapter 6: How do the hosts discuss their experiences with drinking culture?
Like SOS?
Yeah.
Yeah.
They're all the same thing.
S-O-S-E.
I think SOS is Studies of Society and Environment. Yeah, there you go. But S&E is just Society and Environment.
No, never. Or maybe I did and it just really did not stick.
I think it's part of the Australian curriculum.
It evaporated from my brain.
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