Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley's Lil Bitta Pod - 22nd September 2026

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What happened when Vaughan went bra‑shopping and ended up in the kids’ play area?

Hayley Jane Sproul 0:00
From the ZM Podcast Network, it's Fletch Vaughan and Hayley's Little Bit of Pod. Welcome to A Little Bit of Pod. Now, Vaughan, you went at the weekend brasserie shopping. Yes, I did.
Fletcher Christian 0:14
I was going to say, like, the...
Hayley Jane Sproul 0:16
I've put on a bit of weight.
Fletcher Christian 0:17
Moves is a...
Hayley Jane Sproul 0:18
Yeah, they need to be strapped down. Happens to men. Yeah, I went to... I went bra shopping, and that was actually... Oh, I wasn't as... I'll be honest with you, it wasn't as sexy as I thought. No, they're
Fletcher Christian 0:28
not. It's awful. It's...
Hayley Jane Sproul 0:30
Yeah So what
Fletcher Christian 0:30
the girlfriend
Hayley Jane Sproul 0:31
I got to see the boobs That was pretty cool But it wasn't like It wasn't like a sexy Situation of boobsing It was very much like Oh I got to pick Oh yeah I got to pick Right So what the girlfriend's like We're going bra shopping Yeah Okay But she wanted She needed to get like The fitting done Yeah And so I sat in the kids area Yes Because I guess a lot of people That go into this Are mums who are getting bras Yes And they need a little waiting area Oh okay And there was like some toys And stuff Did you play with the toys? Yeah I played with the toys I always have a look Through the toy thing Yuck, don't touch though. It's like dirty. I had a little look through that. In case there's like a really good one, they're a really rare toy and I'll just steal it from the toy bin.
Hayley Jane Sproul 1:08
Yeah.

Is taking a toy from a store’s children’s area considered theft?

Hayley Jane Sproul 1:09
Or something I really want. Is it stealing if you stole a child's toy in a play area in a store and that thing's not for sale? Um, yeah. I'd say it falls sort of under the same jurisdiction as theft. But the biggest thing in the kids' area was this massive poster of Where's Wally? Oh, okay. Like, this huge wears Wally. And I was like, who's looking for Wally when there's boobs everywhere? Well, the boobs are behind the curtains. Wally's so hard to find. There's boobs everywhere in here. Yeah, but they are behind the curtain, but, you know, it's a curtain. Yeah. Wally might be half behind the curtain. You can only see his head.
Fletcher Christian 1:51
You can still see
Hayley Jane Sproul 1:51
a little bit. But you're looking for his red and white striped outfit.

Why did the hosts compare the bra‑shop experience to a ‘Where’s Wally?’ hunt?

Hayley Jane Sproul 1:54
How did her
Fletcher Christian 1:55
fitting go? Did she have a positive experience?
Hayley Jane Sproul 1:56
Well, no, I just wanted to say I found Wally.
Fletcher Christian 1:58
Did you?
Hayley Jane Sproul 1:59
Yeah, I did. I did. So you could have been looking at boobs. Yeah. And I even said to you guys, I was like, who would try to find Wally when there's boobs everywhere? And immediately I was like, all right, where are you, bastard? And I had to find them. I just couldn't stop. And can I just say, we need to take some appreciation for Where's Wally. That was hand-drawn. Yeah, it was. And have you seen the amount of characters they put on each page? It's phenomenal.

How much is Martin Handford’s ‘Where’s Wally?’ franchise worth?

Hayley Jane Sproul 2:24
Yeah. In fact, I'm going to Google now how long it takes them to do each Where's Wally because you just don't know how much drawing's in there. Now you just get AI to make you your own. Exactly. Exactly. There's no fun in that. We just took it for granted back in the day. We'd go to the library, we'd open it, we'd find Wally, we'd draw a big pen mark around him. Yeah, you bastards. We had a book in our library and it was someone circled all of the Wally's. Yeah, Where's Wally for everything. Martin Hanford was the Where's Wally creator name. Has he made a lot of money? Martin Hanford, net worth.
Fletcher Christian 2:56
Is Wally a cash
Hayley Jane Sproul 2:56
cow? Wally is estimated at 20 to 30 million US dollars, primarily from Where's Wally, known as Where's Waldo in North America. Global sales exceed 75 million copies across the series.

What’s the process and time commitment behind drawing a single ‘Where’s Wally?’ spread?

Hayley Jane Sproul 3:08
Wow. He sold merchandising and digital rights to entertain because they made a movie about it at one stage. They did, yes. But it's kind of like you can't have a whole movie where you can't see the main character. Yeah, they didn't think that one through, did they? Because he must have had an interview at some stage and talked about how long did... I just don't
Fletcher Christian 3:27
know how a podcast that started with boobs has gone so dry.
Hayley Jane Sproul 3:34
You sort of need some
Fletcher Christian 3:35
lubricant
Hayley Jane Sproul 3:36
after this. Wally, dry! Each page took Martin Hanford approximately six to eight weeks to draw. What? Two page. After eight weeks of continuous methodical work on a single two page scene, each illustration features between 300 and 500 and up to thousands of meticulously hand drawn figures.

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