Chapter 1: What insights do the hosts share about their week?
Friday, you ain't got no job, and you ain't got shit to do. Hello, Bedwetters, and welcome back to the We Mean Well podcast, hosted by Louisa Daldin and Jack Archdale. Strap yourselves in for what will be a truly insightful and life-changing experience.
All right. OK. That was so frothy. A frothy burp. A frurp. Get your mic in. We've started with that. A frothy burp is potentially the rankest thing I've ever heard. Yeah. A frurp. A frurp. Pull your mic in, you pig. You're not my dad. But I'm your daddy. How are you, Jack? Nah, good. Willie, how are you? Tremendous. Our sweet angel Violet's just gone to get us coffees. How do you know that?
Well, because I gave her our business card. How come? Because we'd like some coffees. Not me, guys. Are you not drinking coffee on 75 High? Not me, guys. Yes, you are. I fucking buy you. I bought you one. I bought you two. I bought him two protein balls. They were $5.50 each. No, I've never heard a rich cunt complain so much. No, that is such a waste. They're just full of sugar.
She goes, that's $11. I'm like, will you be right? No, it's fine. You've made it sound like it's not fine. Because that was three days ago. It's not the money. It was three days ago and we're still talking about it. It's not the money. It's the fact that for a tiny bliss ball. No, the bliss ball is $5.50 is what I mean. It's ridiculous. Full of good nutrients. Full of sugar, doll.
Just get some dates or a fucking protein. They are made out of dates. Exactly. Buy some dates. Make your own bliss balls, actually. 75 hard, I reckon you've got to make your own everything and you've got to grow all your vegetables. No, you've got to buy me two bliss balls every podcast now. Fine. Yep. That's $22 a week you're spending on me.
Yep.
Because I got you your immune shots, didn't I? Yeah, you got me one. Yeah, I got you one. I asked for two. You're tight on cash. This is the thing. This is the thing. You said two. You said, give me one. You got two actually. No, four. So I thought the bit had started at the two. You know what I mean? I thought you'd started a bit of a bit. Bit. Bit. Oh, I thought you said bed.
I said I'm not betting on anything. It was free. The bit. So I thought you'd started a bit. Two. No, it's four. So I got you one because I'm like she probably doesn't want, what the fuck would she need two for? I would have had them. I know. Who likes my new dress? Yep. From Ben Roy. Shout out. Yeah, nice dude. Quick funeral this morning.
bloody sandals on it's quite oi can I just say we've had amazing weather for like it's May and it's 25 today and I can't stand it Oh, I think it's nice because it's cold in the mornings. I got up this morning and walked with Jill at 5.30 and that was, I was just jumper tight. Yeah, I'm yet to really, I'm yet to really find enjoyment in a hoodie. I'm excited for puffer weather.
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Chapter 2: What hilarious anecdotes are shared about throwing cheese at babies?
They don't miss you though, do they, the puffers? I fucking know. Actually, I don't know. Wampy bought it for me. Yeah, he bought it for you. The Montclair. He fucking knows. Yeah. But, yeah, I don't know if I'm a puffer boy. You'd look cute in one. Imagine Jack with his little jeans and a big puffer. Puffer. Maybe I'm a puffer boy. Are you a puffer boy? Yeah, I've got one. Yeah, you do.
It's fucking phenomenal. It's so good. Maybe I'm a puffer boy. Maybe I'm a puffer boy. Adam Walker in the mornings, he could just wear a T-shirt and a puffer. He'd be good as gold. Let's get you one. We'll go to like Kathmandu or like North Face or something. I'd prefer to go to South Face. Dog Woman, don't. Oh, no. What about North Face? South Arse. Yeah. Pretty good.
Hey, bedwetters, everyone has been DMing us saying where the fuck was the bridge walk? So we booked it. We had it booked in. Dipshit Archdale. We've lost money on it. Oh, yeah, there's some puffers. It's a bit English rapper. Fucking hell. $3,500. You're not getting a Moncler. $3,600. You don't need a Moncler. What's it fucking got, Matt? It's fucking plastic. It's got duck in it or something.
Chapter 3: How do the hosts engage in a lively game of Scattergories?
Goose down. Goose down. That would break your bloody ankles, wouldn't it? Like I'm flapping around, Jack. Yeah. Flapping around. Yeah, 3,500. No, you don't need that. We live in Sydney. You're not in bloody Melbourne or Antarctica. Why? Cold. No, I understand that. I understand Antarctica is cold. What's the problem? It's not a joke. Not as Melbourne. You're right. Why did I giggle at that?
Yeah, it's just another place that's cold. You know what I mean? I think I was more just like adding to the conversation. Okay. Yep. Yeah. Right. Okay. You don't need that. We'll just get you like, you can get really good quality like Kathmandu, North Face sort of ones. Or dog women. Yeah. Or dog women don't. Oh, fuck that. Nine. 550. No, they're not that expensive, Willie. $5.50 it says.
The North Face ones. Where are my glasses? I thought that was $9.90. No, $5.50. North Face are pretty expensive. Yeah, that's expensive. Good question. But they're good quality. Good question. Where are your glasses? Jill found them. Thank God when she was cleaning. Because that was a three-day thing, Dalton. We heard about it for two weeks and you wore them for three days.
I wear them when I'm reading. But that's the problem for me. I'm a fucking idiot. I'll wear them again. It's quite bad. Yeah. Willie also said he likes it when you wear them. He said, especially in a dress like that, he said you bring like a sexy secretary vibe. I'm a hunk. I'm a hunk. He said you're a complete hunk in those glasses. You're like Clark Kent. Yeah. Superwoman.
Are you thinking Clark Cunt? Yes. Who's that? Just fair will. He just looked at me and I'll look at him and go, I think he's thinking Clark Cunt because I was thinking Clark Cunt too. And I knew that. We're on the same wavelength. Back to the bridge walk. So dipshit Archdale, we'd booked it in already, good to go. Probably didn't tell his beautiful wife or tell his mother he was doing it.
Told them both. Had a change of heart. Yeah. I just had a change of heart because I was like at night, I told them both. And mum was like, yeah, that's fine, Dale.
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Chapter 4: What are the hosts' thoughts on their recent bridge walk experience?
I'll find something to do. Because mum was flying in 11.30. Our bridge walk was 10 till fucking 2 or something. It was 10 till 12. 10 till 1. Three hours. It was 10 till 1. It was a three-hour expedition. Two-hour walk. You've got to be there at 10. Whatever. You didn't tell them. They prep you for an hour, fuckface. It's three hours. You didn't tell them. What? Nothing. What did you say?
Nothing. So it was three hours. Told my mum that we're doing a walk. Told Steph we're doing a walk. Then I was not having dinner with Steph and I'm like, I just got the guilts a bit. And I go, I fucking feel bad. I'm fucking mum's flying in and I'm just fucking off to go into a bridge walk. And Steph's like, yeah, I was kind of thinking that. But I'm like, she's like, why are you doing that?
Like I was doing it fucking for content. And then she sort of made me feel guilty, so I just text you. I said, sis, I think I'm tapping out, eh? You and Jill do it. Fully understand that. You and Jill do it. You get the content. That's still fine. That's still good for we mean well. It's mum and – it's Lou and mum. You go on a bridge walk. You'd make it fun. I don't need to be there. 100%.
We probably should have thought about that earlier. My thing is more that you just text me saying, all good, like I'm not coming, and then you don't even think to go, oh, I should probably like email them and try and get a refund or anything. Eh, whatever. It's on our business account and it's my money too. Fuck it. Exactly. Hey, kid, whatever. Don't try and be all cute and funny.
Snippy, snippy, Willie.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts discuss their favorite drinks and sponsors?
Don't jot it, get gutted. Yeah, but daddy was. I just wrote snippy, snippy. That don't make sense. No, you should have been like, oh, okay, your brain should have gone, right, I'm not going on it. Don't try to be cute. This is you learning to do things. Oh, okay, I'm not going on it. Let's email for a refund. You did that. Exactly. Yeah, awesome. So then I emailed fucking 9 p.m. Friday night.
I got you to do that. 9 p.m. Friday night. I'm like, God, it's like having a fucking kid who's 16 in school. Yeah, correct. So I emailed. We both have that with each other. Whatever. That stuff is much more Louisa Clare Dalton. Yeah, because that's your wheelhouse. You're so good at that stuff. Don't. You are. Don't be like 1P. But you're good at this. I know. I know.
Without sounding like that cunt, you are. You see me in the business meetings. Talkity talk talk. Mummy do the walk walk. Sometimes I look at you in business meetings with a sense of awe. I go, shit. I'm like, fuck this bird's fucking onto it. Bless you. Kisses. Okay, fine. So yes, admittedly, I will. I will retract from those tasks knowing that you're better at them and you'll do them.
And that is not a great trait of mine, but it is what it is, then you die. I can get quite sassy in business meetings, but I don't think people would understand. Also, just quickly, that is also high-class manipulation. Yeah. Fuck you. He just absolutely flooded you with compliments. And now you're like, you know what? But I know you mean it because you've said it before. I mean it.
Anyway, you've put me in a good mood. The hair flick. Anyway, you put me in a good mood. So any other errands I can run for you, Jack? Drop that as a video, Willie. That's a good one. So we – anyway, I email 9 p.m. Friday night. My beautiful mother's here. Wumpy's here. And I go, cool, we'll get rid of Jack, blah, blah, blah. Their wives could have just gone for me. He was booked in as well.
You had no idea there was the four of us. Cool. Cool you. Anyway, so we went on the giant drop on the Wednesday. And I get migraines, but mine are called vestibular. So it's like everything is kind of just like a bit blurry and fuzzy. I also kind of think now that might be related to the glasses thing. But not wearing your glasses. I think there may be correlations. Yeah, okay.
And I wake up at 11 p.m., hand on heart, probably one of the worst feelings I've felt. From 11 to 3 a.m., this headache was like as if I imagine my brain was like pushing on the outskirts of my- Skull. Skull. Like it was fucked up. What you got here, Willie?
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Chapter 6: What funny stories emerge from the hotline segment?
Is that vestibular? Not wearing prescribed glasses forces eye muscles to work harder, causing eye strain and tension headaches often felt around the temples or eyebrows. These headaches occur because the eyes strain to focus, often resulting in symptoms like blurry vision, fatigue and dry eyes. Regular wear or fresh eye exam is generally... Needed. That's probably why I got one.
There you go, kid. So this pain, and I know I'm a drama queen, but even because Wumpy was there, he was just like rubbing my head for dead set three hours. Like at one point I was like, I'm going to have to fucking go to the hospital. Like what's going on? Jesus. It felt like it was just pushing. And then the next day if I'd sneeze or laugh,
My temples, I couldn't laugh or sneeze or anything because my temples would be like, it would be like a burst, like a pushing feeling on them. Fuck. It was terrible. So anyway, we woke up and obviously I couldn't go because I felt fucking horrific. Fuck, I should have just held out. So it was your fault, not mine. Fuck. Anyway, you're living your life.
I bet if I said mum and I aren't going to go, but you and Wumpy could go, Jack would have gone, okay, cool. Mum, get an Uber. Actually, on that little note there, me mentioning Uber, what a segue. Yeah. Uber took us. Uber One. Uber One, well, yep, took us to where? Kingaroy. That's correct. Up to Kingaroy, Queensland, regional Queensland. Why is that?
Now, why did they take us to regional Queensland, Kingaroy, Brian? Because we were doing the giant drop. Because we were doing the mega drop, okay, because Uber One is dropping a myriad of deals across KFC, Maccas, Coles. Uber Black. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. For Uber One members only. Very exciting. So get on that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So we were up there and basically we were dropping when individual deals would drop. So we would literally go up there. The mega drop was 40 metres. Now, who was a scared little senorita? Me. And can I say when you look up – It doesn't look that high, but when you are up there, oh, my God, and you never, ever get used to that feeling of dropping. No, no, no.
So the first time we go up, I'm up there and I'm – Well, you were mimicking the deal that we were doing at that stage. I was saying the deal over and over and over. Over and over and over. And I swore at you once as well. You swore at me more than once. Yeah. We're up there waiting. I get the deal out perfect. First go, bang, drop. And I'm like, oh, my God, we have to do a million more.
They go, great, nailed that perfectly, Lou. Judge, if you could not scream over Louisa while she's yelling the deal. So back up, we went. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I actually like to call it a yell rather than a scream. It was a scream. A scream is, oh, no, John. Don't. I get scared we're going to annoy everyone around us. A scream is, ah! A yell is, oh, shiver me timbers. Oh, no, mate.
Oh, shivers, that was a big drop, boys. Oh, get me back up there. You just went, ugh. Yeah, well. Nah. It was actually fun. I was pretty scared, but I was quite proud of myself. But a bit of smoke and mirrors. Obviously, we didn't just do it a few times. We had to do a fair few because... We obviously had to get, you know, precautionary shots if something didn't go right. Of course.
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Chapter 7: What characters do the hosts create during their improv segment?
It doesn't seem like you were quite fine after the third or fourth one. Our manager, Max, also sent us the Uber One drafts of the video. Yeah. And he goes, you made it great to not make it look like you were scared at all, Louisa. Yeah. Every single one, I'm just like, no. Yeah, correct. Yeah, really enjoying the shoot.
It was a great idea from Uber One, though, the fact that we're dropping deals as we're dropping. Mate, it was great. Smart. Marketing geniuses. Well done, guys. It was a lot of fun. Tips and tricks from Uber One. Yeah, it's actually gross. There's 10 days of deals. Australia and New Zealand, by the way. Qantas, Maccas, KFC, Uber Black. It's unreal.
Yeah, it's out now, 15th till the 24th, so get around it. Uber One. Uber One. T's and C's apply, by the way. Yes. Check the app for details. So, yeah, anyway, we got half back, which is not ideal because it was pretty expensive. But, yeah, Bridge Climb, if you're listening, we'll refund. Yeah, we'll see you next time. Was there not an option to delay it or just hold on to the passes?
Oh, I was, you know, when you wait, I was just fucked. I was like just. Yeah, yeah, you're just sick of waiting. Why don't you just shift the dates? Or just say we have another time. Imagine doing half a fucking half-assed job and losing us half our fucking money. You would not have any time, dipshit. Don't. Say something nice. Draw me back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Draw me back. Bring me back.
Your business acumen is out of this world. It's unbelievable. Tell me a joke. What have you got in your arsenal? Knock, knock. Okay. Who's there? If it's Justin. Jacob. Jacob who? Jacob a snore. It's going to be Jacob a snorty. Or we could do a different one for that. Fell asleep. Jacob a snorty. Oh, you thought drugs. Yeah, of course I did. Now, I've got a joke for you. It's a knock-knock joke.
You start. Knock-knock. Who's there? No. No? You start. No, you start. No, I'm not falling for this. Trust me. You're meant to start. You have to start. Knock, knock. Who's there? Don't fuck with me, Jack. You've done that to me before. It's fun, isn't it? I have done it to you before. You've forgotten?
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts wrap up the episode with final thoughts?
You refilled for it. Got him a beauty. You know what's weird, though? Yeah, no, that's a personal story. That's a TikTok. What is? When little kids cry, they're going, parents start going, Jessica, Jessica, like looking for Jessica. And then the kids go and stop crying and look around. Have you seen the ones where they throw slices of cheese at them? Just on their face. I love that. The babies.
Yeah, cheese just sticks to their face. Can you show me one? That's kind of mean, isn't it? Nah, it's fine. What do they know? What do they know? Jill literally said to me, Austin is the happiest baby because all he sees is he looks up at love and giggles and laughter.
Actually very sweet.
That's why I say it because all he sees is surrounded by lava violet, you know, giggles, laughter.
Oh, she hasn't seen Finn crash tackling him. True. Bashing him on the floor.
Yeah, at least he can fucking half handle it.
He can.
He's like more. He laughs at it. He's like more, Finn. If Finn turns out to be quite like little, Austin will be like the big bad brother, like don't fuck with Finny. My older brother. He will. Yeah, that's true. What was I going to say? Can I just say I'm going to pump my tyres here for a second? Go. I reckon I've got a good ability at stopping fucking kids from crying.
Yeah, you're going to be the best dad, Jack. He's up. This is so funny. Oh, my God. Okay, Bedwars, it's a little baby. Check Hedy's on. Hedy's on. He or she, I think. It's a little swimmer. I think there's a compilation of them. Yeah, this is a compilation. And so you just throw, like, place the cheese on their forehead. Oh, my God. So are they crying and they throw cheese on them? Oh, my God.
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