The Little Dum Dum Club with Tommy & Karl - 495 - Nazeem Hussain & Tom Ballard
Episode Date: April 1, 2020Chill out, folks, we recorded this a few weeks ago! We've crammed NAZEEM HUSSAIN and TOM BALLARD into Tommy's bunker for one of our final catch-ups before we go into full lockdown. We t...alk about Tommy's bedroom plans for the isolation period, Ballard's weight and love life, Nazeem's Instagram live streams and plenty more! It's fun, stupid and loose, just how you guys like it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Today on The Little Dumb Dumb Club, a brand new episode with guests Tom Ballard and Nazeem Hussain.
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Hey, mates.
Welcome once again into the little Dumumb Dumb Club for another week.
Thank you very much for joining us.
My name is Tommy Dasolo.
And with me, as always, the other half of the program, Carl Chandler.
G'day, Dickhead.
And we are joined in the bunker today by two very special friends of the show,
Nazeem Hussain and Tom Ballard.
I told you this would happen if we allowed gays to get married.
We aren't married. What. We aren't married.
What?
We aren't married.
No, no.
Wow.
What are you saying about her?
Did you just come out?
A lot has changed in this world.
This is like the plane going down in Almost Famous.
Give everything a go before we all die.
Why not?
Yeah.
I had pegging on my list for 2020.
I'd better hop to it, otherwise I'm out of time.
Please explain pegging to the same person.
What's pegging?
Pegging is...
When a man and a woman love each other very much,
and they get bored after a while,
and the man wants to get fucked up the ass,
then the woman does it.
Oh.
Puts on a strap on and...
Put a strap on, right, okay.
You're seriously considering it for 2020?
Right.
Wait, so the guy wants to be gay?
No.
No.
No.
He wants to be bi.
Not gay.
I'm not gay.
You've done it.
You've done it.
You had a go.
I'm contemplating it.
Have you done it?
No, I haven't done it.
What do you think contemplating means?
Okay, but would you just try it by yourself first
before you ask someone else?
He would fuck himself up the ass, yes.
Yeah, would you just...
It is long enough to bend around and stick into my own ass.
Oh, you're on your own dick.
No, I'm talking about like...
Just like a butt plug or...
Yeah, or a vegetable, whatever.
A vegetable, yeah.
Use a mirror.
Yeah, well, I mean...
Use a mirror?
Yeah, you could just look...
It's sharp.
Vegetables are probably about to become a hot commodity.
I don't know that I can be, you know, being so...
Oh, just use your finger.
Do you think we'll see in sex stores people beating each other down
trying to get the last dildo and stuff?
No, bashing in Dastlo's window trying to get his dick.
Stockpiling him, just 80 dildos packed under my bed for a rainy day.
But, yeah, I mean, I thought maybe long-term project
later in the year,
but who knows,
maybe that's going to be
shuffled up the schedule.
Is this serious?
Shuffled up the schedule?
I'll fucking say.
This is a bit,
or what's happening here?
No, I truly have been
thinking about
getting it a nudge.
About getting your girlfriend
to fuck you in the eyes.
Wait,
you've got a girlfriend still,
right?
Yeah.
As of the time of recording.
Have you spoken
to her about this
yeah
and what did she say
she's into it
you haven't been
together that long
that's not a good sign
that things are
entertaining in the
bedroom if you've
like gone
okay are we
going out
are we steady
are we exclusive
yes
can you fuck me
in the ass
because this is
boring already
no it's got nothing
to do with being
boring
it's just got to
do with
you know
why not you know there's a rich world No, it's got nothing to do with being boring. It's just got to do with, you know, why not?
You know, there's a rich world out there.
It's 2020.
Also, like...
I've been waiting.
I've been waiting.
2017, I was keen, but I was like, seems like more of a 2020 thing.
I'm going to give this three more years.
Either of those points aren't a good argument to me.
It's a rich world out there.
Yeah, there's a lot more stuff out there to do than getting fucked in the ass
by a woman.
Yeah, why waste your time
in the bedroom
when you could be out there
exploring that rich world?
Imagine you've got
seven days to live.
Yes.
You've got to pack
your seven days
with everything.
You've got to pack
your ass with everything.
You've got to fudge pack
your last seven days.
All the experiences
that you've put off
for the rest of your
boring ass life. Can I just say very quickly? All you've done in your life is run comedy rooms seven days. All the experiences that you put off for the rest of your boring ass life.
Can I just say very quickly?
All you've done in your life is run comedy rooms.
Yeah.
All right?
And go to Thailand.
And talk all this shit.
Thank you.
And go to Thailand.
Missionary once every six months.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Live a little, Carl.
That must be nice.
Can I say that the other day I made a joke about a country being called Fudge Pakistan
and then we went on a riff in an Uber on the way to a gig
and then he pulled it out and said,
I'm going to Fudge Pakistan and the Uber driver stopped listening to a comedy special
and just pissed himself off.
What's the context of this?
I don't really love...
I don't like an Uber driver that gets involved in the conversation,
but I do like having him hear a bit of chuckle at what you're saying.
Did you say that the Uber driver laughed just because you were...
You're just trying to clarify that like a Pakistani person laughed along?
No, no, I didn't say that.
You know we're making the connection with Uber driver and someone from the subcontinent.
Okay, no, no, to be clear.
It feels like someone made a joke about Chinese people and... No, no, no, to be clear. It feels like someone made a joke about Chinese people.
No, no, no, no, sorry.
Oh, I don't think that way like you.
So, no.
So, was he South Asian?
I don't.
Was he brown?
I don't see nationality.
You don't even remember.
I don't see nationality.
And also, he was only an Uber driver.
He's beneath me, whatever he was.
So, why even look in the driver's seat?
How long after the phrase Fudge Pakistan was coined did you think,
we need to book Nazeem and Tom for the podcast?
That reminds me.
That's your double act name.
Fudge Lanka.
He likes curries and I don't eat them before getting fucked in the ass.
Also, you're a bit chubby.
Oh, wow.
You know what?
Fudge is high in calories.
Guys, this is about the fifth one of these we've done this week.
Can we slow down the pace?
Because it's been three minutes and we've covered about eight different topics.
Well, to be honest, 20 seconds in, you said, I want to get fucked in the ass by a woman.
I thought that'd be the whole hour.
We've been talking about an Uber all of a sudden.
And Tom being fat.
Oh, sorry. No one said that except for you twice. The gyms are closed, you see. We've been talking about an Uber all of a sudden. And Tom being fat. Oh.
Sorry.
No one said that except for you twice.
The gyms are closed, Nazeem.
The gyms are closed.
They were open before the pandemic.
Hey, he's stockpiling food in his belly, all right?
We're all in this together.
Your body is so un-Australian, mate.
Really?
You're stockpiling
There are people out there
Elderly people who need the food
I will not be lectured on un-Australian from you, sir
From a bunch of Pakistanis
From a dick, get it India
I think this pandemic has actually been pretty good
for the podcast so far
we've had to cancel
a lot of shows
but I mean my god
the content is thriving
and no one can complain
about this
because you know
this offensive behaviour
can't get in the news
because there's other stuff
happening
honestly you can do
anything right now
if someone wants to
get in a truck
and drive down
Bourke Street
there's no one there
to knock down
is what I'm trying to say
I'm saying it's good.
Get it out of your system.
Written and spoken by Nazeem Hussain.
So you're saying,
think of the guy that's been planning this for months
and then he finally goes down there,
peak hour Friday night, empty.
Just hitting a few tumbleweeds like,
fuck my special day, ruined by the pandemic.
Yeah, like to commit a terrorist attack right now,
you need dense places
where the public
gather
there's no
you can't
so this is
this whole pandemic
is actually a feel good
story is that what
you're saying
it's a feel good story
I think like we've
really fooled the
terrorists here
yeah yeah great
they've got to think
differently
just a couple million
old people had to
die for it but
you know whatever
who cares
at least some people
at the Target store in Bourke Street Mall
didn't get blown up as I was trying to get two-for-one Bondi briefs.
I'm not going to laugh at this bit.
Bondi briefs.
Bonds briefs.
On the other side of this, this will be something that maybe makes news there.
Yeah, so everyone, just so you know at home,
Nazeem didn't laugh, but he's got a raging hard-on at the moment.
See if by the time we put this up
because we're recording
it a while in advance
it's just all blown over
we're thinking like
who gives a rat's ass
when we put it up
everything's completely
back to normal
by the time this comes out
people are going to be like
why the fuck were
four people in a room
together
you fucking
Tommy gave the mics
a wipe down
before we started
I did he
just so everyone knows
at home this was
recorded in 2008.
Can we say how early this is going to be?
Really early.
Christmas Day.
If we look at the graphs, a lot of people are going to die, right?
Yeah.
Maybe one of us is going to die.
Yeah, maybe.
Who do you reckon?
Do you want to put in a betting pool?
No, I'm not going to.
Stop looking at Ballard.
But that's got nothing to do with coronavirus.
Diabetes.
Different virus.
What is this?
What is this?
I've never seen Nazeem be so nasty.
I don't know where this came from.
You've gone crazy.
No, you have gone a bit stir crazy
because you've been getting on Instagram live stories every night
and singing along with whatever Destiny's Child song you've got in the mix.
I feel like if you don't see the people, they're not real people.
They're just numbers on the screen.
So it doesn't feel like – I'll feel embarrassed and shameful to do that in public.
What about you?
What are you guys doing on –
Nothing.
We've just been
stockpiling these episodes
really
this is like the
13th podcast
of some format
that I've recorded
in a week
me and Dastlo
have just been
giving the virus
back and forward
to each other
and then just
getting over it
and then getting it again
the next podcast
we're pegging each other
with corona
always gets back to that
I just want to take
all that fat shaming back
who do you think
That's a good question though
Who of us is the most at risk
If we got the virus
Okay
I've got a history of diabetes in my family
Okay
And
I've got a history of diabetes in my body
Are you immunocompromised?
In theory
Not immunocompromised
I mean I've got high blood pressure
Which does put you in a higher risk thing.
But I mean, I take stuff for it.
So day to day, my blood pressure isn't high.
But I think if I had missed a couple of days of taking it and I got it,
maybe it would be worse for me.
Your blood pressure would go up if you were getting pegged.
That's a good point.
I should take double that day.
I should take double of the meds that day.
Someone else's blood pressure would go up on the other side of it as well, I think.
Well, it's not like the blood can be pumping through that.
It's fucking rubber.
Oh, yeah, you're right.
You're right.
I forgot how physics works for a second.
I forgot how women work.
What did you have?
You had cancer, wasn't it?
Yeah, yes, Nazeem.
It was cancer.
You know full well it was cancer.
No, I've actually never.
I mean, why not?
We've got, you know, we're in isolation.
We've been stockpiling these.
We're running out of things to talk about.
Maybe it's time to finally mention the fact on this podcast
that I had cancer when I was 12.
Did you not wash your hands at the time?
Is that why you got it?
It was leukemia, yeah?
No.
No.
It was called aplastic anemia.
Did I tell you how I once met someone whose husband had leukemia and I completely stuffed up?
A long time ago, I was doing an audit.
I was working at a professional services firm, PwC.
Anyway, I don't know why I had to meet...
Would you say you're a number crunching curry muncher?
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
At least I'm only crunching numbers.
Okay.
Sorry.
I'm calling you fat again.
Yeah, right.
I'd have worked that one out myself. I'm like you fat again. Yeah, right. I had to work that one out myself.
I'm like, what is he crunching?
Week three.
We have to put the jokes together ourselves.
Look, I'm going to say a range of words.
You guys do what you need to do.
So I was doing this audit.
Anagram comedy.
When you're a bottom-run guy, you go out and you actually literally count stock. I was doing a stock take. Yeah, I'm When you're a bottom-run guy, you go out and you actually literally count stock.
I was doing a stock take.
Yeah, I'm planning on being a bottom-run guy, but anyway.
A messy bottom-run guy.
That's a gay thing.
Yes, Nazeem.
Fuck it, hell, mate.
So many code words.
Why don't you just say the things that you're doing?
You're right.
Gay people should be more explicit
about the amount of fucking we do.
Stop hiding your secrets.
Stop hiding your dick in people's bums.
From a cunt giving out secret hand signals on the project
and shit.
I feel like we've literally
lost our minds.
This is what it is, isn't it?
It's a roast.
It's just a 24-hour roast.
This is what our lives are now.
Just stuck in a room going,
Oh, yeah, you're fat.
Your mum's loose.
Yeah.
I've got this recurring weird fantasy.
Not fantasy, but weird idea about like a situation like this
where I'm stuck on a plane
and like you're on the plane
and the plane just goes forever.
And there's like a stewardess
or whatever that comes up and down.
You're just in that same seat forever.
And then the stewardess is like,
yeah, we'll be there soon.
And you just never get there.
In 9-11, all the flights are grounded too.
And you're not allowed off the plane.
So they're on planes for like 40 hours.
Is your citation here the musical Come From Away?
You're damn right it is.
I'm gay.
I learn everything from musicals.
Did you not learn about the birds and bees?
You learned about guys and dolls?
Is that it?
Deep cut!
I like it.
Very nice.
Anyway, you're doing the audit.
Let's just recap.
We've got audit, we've got pegging.
That's going to happen. You had something as well.
I'll have something.
You love the musical.
We're on the verge of something offensive
coming from you.
Anyway, so I was counting stock,
and the woman came up to me as I was counting,
and she kept talking to me, so I kept losing my count.
Anyway, I'll make it small talk.
And she was really sad.
She goes, really good to have someone here that I could chat to.
You know, mix it up.
Work's been a bit weird.
Come back to work.
I go, why come back to work?
And she said, her husband's been sick.
And I go, oh, is he he gonna be all right she goes oh yeah
he's got leukemia and i said oh lucky it's just leukemia and she goes what do you mean lucky it's
just leukemia i go oh it could have been cancer um leukemia is cancer and i was like oh sorry
because in my brain i thought leukemia was just what happens when your hair falls out. And I thought it was just like... Alopecia.
Alopecia.
It's like a side effect of cancer treatment.
I was like, oh, you're going through the leukemia part of your cancer.
Right.
Or something.
But that still means they have cancer.
Even if that's what you think it is, that still means they have cancer.
I thought it was something that happens.
It's another condition, but it's not cancer itself.
It just makes your hair fall out.
It's like getting a rash when you have a cold or something.
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah my husband has leukemia
oh it'll grow back
he's actually coming
and chewing me up
but it was the most
awkward I fucked up
I wish people could have
seen as you said that
Carl and Tom recoiled
as if they touched
like a boiling hot plate
or something
I took off my coat
I got too hot
yeah you're a bad man
I'm pretty bad
how do you
what do you say to that?
I just, oh.
26, 27.
And this is in the middle of someone you're auditing?
Yeah.
So brutal.
You're auditing them.
I was auditing them, yeah.
Oh, that's bad.
No, it's for them.
It's not like an ATO.
It's like they have to present their financials.
So, look, it's hard to they have to present their financials so look
it's hard to get away
from it
but you know
the situation
we're all in
at the moment
I went to the
supermarket this morning
and on the way back
I walked through
the gym
the property of the gym
that I used to go to
until they closed it
and you know
it's interesting to see
how people's behaviours
changed already
like we're talking about
you know
we're like a week into sort of people really fucking realising what's going on or whatever.
I walked through the gym car park and a lady had just driven there, parked there and then got all of her home gym shit out of her car and was just working out in the middle of the car park.
What?
Yeah.
She couldn't work out at home.
I think she's just trying to keep the habit up or whatever.
So instead of doing it at home, she just put all the shit.
In the car park.
And worked out as close to the gym as she could.
I reckon she would have had an argument with her husband or partner or whatever.
There's other places that you can go to that are not the gym car park, though.
Maybe she made a commitment to a PT like, you will be here every day yeah yeah yeah rain hail i don't care there's a global pandemic
yeah yeah yes sir she's paid the membership she's like i'm gonna make the most of this
very strange yeah go to the park yeah like the idea of like being being in the gym that's
unsanitary that's unhealthy it might be bad for for me but chucking my mat onto the bitumen
can't see any problems there
totally
and I walk past
and I just
because I was looking at her
and you don't know
what to think
I don't know
what I'm supposed to even
whether I'm supposed to look
or keep my eyes away
because it's like
this woman is insane
I was looking at her
and she sort of looked back
you're staring at a woman
in a car park
well
I had to walk through there
but yeah
it was a bit weird
she sort of looked at me
a bit like
oh this is weird and then went nah at me A bit like Oh this is weird
And then went
Nah fuck it
I can do this
This is a new world
The gym's completely closed up
Right
What was her home gym?
Oh she's just doing like
A couple of dumbbells
Yeah yeah yeah
Like kettlebells
And stuff like that
Like she was just doing
One kettlebell
Like a big kettlebell
And I was like
Oh that's a bit weird
And then as I kept walking
Her car had just been left open
And there was fucking
All bits and pieces Just hanging out of it pieces hanging out of it no no no no no
no no just heavy shit i i went to to rebel sport to buy a home gym or just as much as i thought i'd
get dumbbells and all the dumbbells are sold out except for like uh the light ones yeah so i've
got a couple of light ones great skipping rope
oh skipping rope
would have been a good idea
skipping rope's good
that's cardio
yeah
and then you just need
some weights
and YouTube
sorry cardio
is that a Muslim thing
cardio
it's like the opposite
of eating these
hot cross buns
you had some
I had some
it's the opposite
of what you were doing
this morning
cardio
oh
that's pretty funny
that's something
that's a pun that's pretty funny. That's something.
That's a pun.
Thank you.
I thought he was going to do it so I thought I'd do it.
That's how you know
Carl's lost his mind
in isolation.
He's turning to puns.
Goddamn.
Got cabin fever.
I am,
my last appearance
on this podcast,
I mentioned a smooching
and acrobat
and I've been spending
a lot of time with him
in this period
and he lives in a share house.
They've closed circus school, guys.
Circus school is closed down because of the current situation.
But we need the essentials open.
Well, indeed.
Essential services.
We're going to need someone to mop up the elephant's piss after our
graduation ends.
Stealing more valor from me, Tommy Dassey.
I believe we've talked about that on the show before.
Yeah, we've mentioned it.
I think that's on record as being a KC original.
Oh, okay.
That's good.
What's that?
Us watching a circus performer at a gig once.
Who does comedy as well.
Who does comedy.
Or who used to do comedy.
Yeah.
Doesn't anymore.
Oh, we'll talk about it later.
And, yeah, Carl leaning into me and going,
when's this cunt going to get back to mopping up the elephant's pit?
Oh, my God.
Who the hell did...
Talk about it later.
You know.
You know.
Your best mate.
Probably your mate.
Akmal.
He's your mate.
No, no.
Yeah, the classic bearded woman, Akmal.
Bearded woman.
And then, anyway, they're just training.
They've got to keep training,
otherwise they'll lose all their circusy skills.
So they've just set up like a mat and stuff in the background,
and there's just training out there.
I'm sitting there watching, going like,
can we go and have sex?
I do love it because given the circumstances,
the king of politics, Tom Ballard, and the environment,
and the Bo people.
The other day I said to you,
man, I hope we shut down so we can beat this virus.
And you're like, fuck this.
I want to go and fuck my circus buddy.
To which Carl replied,
people fucking bats is how this whole thing started.
Nice.
Acrobat?
That's the actual version.
They just go, oh, no, he ate it.
He just ate a bat.
Maybe that's what, you know.
It's apparently like, you know,
well, Chappelle's stand-up anyway, and I think it was an old theory, that like AIDS started because someone had sex with a bat. Maybe that's what, you know. It's apparently like, you know, well, Chappelle's stand-up anyway,
and I think it was an old theory,
that like AIDS started because someone had sex with a monkey.
Yeah.
But maybe it was eat a monkey.
I think it was cutting monkey meat.
Yes.
It's a real theory.
It originated through cross-contamination.
That's how all this stuff.
Cutting up different bits of meat in the same place, wasn't it?
I believe that to be it.
A man pegged a monkey, yeah.
Yeah.
And they would have just,
they would have had to lick the dildo.
Because if you're pegging,
it's not you.
Yeah,
yeah,
yeah.
You're right.
You're trying to make sense of something he made up
that's clearly not true.
It's time well spent.
Appreciate the commitment to the craft though.
Hey,
we're not up on stage.
We've got to be working stuff out somewhere.
So I do love that a bit of like audience in the crowd,
just sort of like someone doing a completely ridiculous joke
and someone going, question,
just want to fact check that bit where you flew.
People can't fly.
Yeah, that would make sense.
This is an episode where when you tag me on Instagram,
I don't think I can share this.
I don't think I can because I've got too many like family members
who listen to podcasts and bullshit.
Or just support me, you know?
Okay.
And they'll swipe up and they'll disown me.
Okay.
Well, shout out to...
Maybe if you put a sanitized version up.
Well, no.
Well, no one will listen.
A hand sanitized version.
No!
It's still...
I've been self-isolating for years.
I didn't even know Kim Jong was ill. That's the worst. I didn't even know Kim Jong was ill.
What do we think comedically?
It's hard to imagine the post-COVID comedy.
The first gig back where everyone's just,
A, everyone's rusty because no one's gigged for fucking six months
and people have just been in isolation riding COVID gear.
I'll be red hot because of my Insta lives.
Say my name, say my name.
Please, everyone listening to this,
and hopefully Naz is still keeping up by now,
but every night when Naz goes online with his live Insta feed,
I get on there and ask him what he's had for dinner.
So everyone ask Naz because I know for a fact that his fridge is full with muscle food.
Meal prep.
Meal prep, yeah.
My muscle chef.
My muscle chef, yes.
It's embarrassing.
I love it.
Because I love that food as well,
but I just know that your fridge is entirely filled with it.
It's a $10 meal that you can get at the supermarket at the IGA.
Or if you go on Instagram, you find the My Muscle Chef influencers
and they have codes.
Oh, really?
And they deliver home.
I should get sponsorship out of this shit.
You should.
Or this podcast.
Man, you're ripped.
You should do it.
You should go, man, check this out.
I'm not ripped, but I'm also no Tom Bell.
No.
Sorry, bro.
Can I be honest?
I'm fucking an acrobat, mate.
I'm doing fine.
Thank you very much.
Is the acrobat more ripped than you? He's doing all right. He's doing all right. He's doing just fine. Yeah, great.. Is the acrobat more ripped than us?
I feel like this is the middle.
He's doing all right.
He's doing just fine.
Yeah, great.
What, the acrobat's what?
He's more ripped than you.
Yeah, I'm not going to contest that.
Good.
Good.
You're a bit of a secret rip guy, though.
Like, you're a bit of a Kamal Nanjani.
Dude, what are you talking about?
He put a picture up on Instagram.
Yeah, but yeah, he did that after...
He's from Pakistan, too.
Yeah.
He's from Fudge, Pakistan. When he did that after... He's from Pakistan too. Yeah. He's from Fudge, Pakistan.
When he did that,
he'd been secret
for like a year.
He'd been ripped
for a year working out for you.
No one had any idea.
So that's what you are
at the moment.
I'm trying to get
as ripped as I can.
Yeah.
If you go to the gym,
that's the point.
Yeah.
But also the challenge
is as you can see,
I'm like slowly getting
through one entire
hot cross bun here.
Yeah.
The food's the hardest part.
Right.
And I've got this pizza.
I pay 70 bucks a week.
Ryan Wilson, shout out.
But the point of paying him is so that he tells me what to eat.
Right.
And what to do.
Yeah.
And it's just all my muscle, chef.
That's all you're eating.
Well, basically, he goes 170 grams of protein, whatever the hell he tells me.
And I can't do that calculate.
Like a lot of people
who are properly committed
they weigh stuff
they freaking cook
and all that
whereas if you just
get them sent to your house
then you just
you know what it is
you scan the barcode
and
puts in the
data
so you just do
whatever he says
yesterday I had
half a packet of
Hague's chocolate
which I haven't put in the app
right
so he'll
when I do the weekly scans
of them he's gonna be like
oh that's a bit odd
something's oh he's lining up here oh yeah no if i didn't have
that like i've had a gym membership for a couple years and i've never done it properly never eaten
properly right so this is the first time it's good to be kept to account that's what you're
paying for yeah so you're gonna start doing these instagram lives with your shirt off
oh yeah we did you see playing guitar playing guitar yes that's what you have to do from now on
shirtless play guitar
and I'm going to say
I am not Cam Knight
right
friend of the show
friend of the show
Cam Knight
losing his mind
48 hours in
he's not a secret
ripped dude
he's a properly ripped dude
and out and proud
you know
he's
is he ripped
it's so brave
you saw his pecs
his pecs are like
I don't look at those things
Defined
I was listening to the beautiful song
You're looking at the video of him
I was looking at your video
I was looking at your live
Live Insta chats
What did Cam Knight have for dinner though?
That's the question
I don't know
What have you been eating for dinner?
What did I have last night?
I got some noodles delivered
Yeah
Yeah
I've been eating like once a day
One meal a day
Really?
Yeah
Is that like by design?
It's like an insta
Not insta
Why am I saying insta?
Intermittent fasting
But it gets to like
It gets to like one
In the afternoon
I go right time to eat
And then I just go
Fucking hell for leather
And then it gets to like
Six o'clock
And I go
I'm not hungry still
From like one o'clock
Because I just ate too much But what about Nine o'clock? I go, I'm not hungry still from like one o'clock because I just ate too much.
But what about at nine o'clock?
I just go to bed.
What time?
You go to bed at nine.
I did last night.
I don't know.
I'm so fucking bored.
There's nothing to do.
Oh yeah, you would have had a gig on last night.
Yeah.
I did think of that.
You on a Saturday night just at home with the wife and kid.
Yeah.
This is torture.
Yeah.
Baby went to bed at eight.
It's like, my wife goes to bed early.
I'm like, oh, you know what?
I've got no idiot open micers to hit up at midnight and go, can you do this gig tomorrow?
So, sort of wiped out my schedule.
Hanging out beside that missionary, were you?
Yeah.
Must be nice.
How many times have you guys each been asked or suggested the idea of doing, hey, what
do you do like a virtual online?
Livestream.
Dandashow.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I felt bad like, cause we've, yeah, we've had a lot of,
I've had a lot of strangers sort of just say it
and seen it around online a lot.
And then a very good friend of mine
very earnestly and genuinely suggested it the other day.
Like, and I just kind of, I kind of snapped.
I was like, are you being serious?
And she's like, oh, sorry, I just thought it would be...
Trying to help you.
I was like, oh, no, I'm sorry.
It's just like every fucking idiot has been saying that.
You guys have done Facebook Live stuff for the dumb dumb.
Not doing stand-up or Instagram.
That is more achievable and less horrible.
Oh, yeah, we probably will at some point in the next week or so
get on the webcam and just have a chat for a bit.
But she was very earnestly being like being like hey I just thought of this
you could just do
your stand up show
in your bedroom
and then like
do it on YouTube
for people
and I was like
no you idiot
that's the most offensive
bit to me
is that everyone
that comes up
with things
they're the first person
to think
you know what
you could just do
your stuff
and give it away
for free on the internet
it's like
you're a fucking genius
even if it's a pay per view
even if everyone
has to pay 20 bucks each
and then you can't screenshot it or save it or whatever.
There's too much stuff online.
You're talking about inventing technology that doesn't exist.
No, I feel like, what are you talking about?
We just call it the UFC
and say we would like to use your technology.
Tommy Dasolo has a stand-up show.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, I mean, yeah.
I think you were just saying, Carl,
like people have Netflix.
There's enough access to stuff that's filmed well
that looks good.
They don't have our stand-up on there, do they?
Yeah.
They have yours.
Soon they'll have last one laughing.
Edit point.
What, it's a publicly available TV show?
It's a great show, guys.
Get involved.
I mean, what is funnier than seeing...
Oh, sorry, we hadn't talked about that.
We did all that
before we started recording.
Sorry, I forgot.
I forgot about that.
Naz is on a show coming out.
Well, I don't know
if I'm allowed to say.
Because look at their
Instagram account.
But anyway, we've said it.
We'll see what happens.
Yeah.
Amazon lot.
Why would you be ashamed
of being on an Amazon Prime TV show?
Why would I be?
I never said it.
Oh, so excited.
He goes, comedy anywhere.
He's asking,
why would you be ashamed?
Can you imagine a hypothetical situation where would you be ashamed can you imagine
a hypothetical situation
where you would be ashamed
yeah
just because
you know
hypothetically
if the three of us
were going
it sounds like
a fucking hell hole
like I mean
that doesn't mean
you think it as well
I'll find the account
a lot of mime
going on here
in the
in the
in lol house 2
right here
someone's gone very quiet all of a sudden
can't work out a way to transition this into ballard being fat
i'm trying to remember this is all dignity that's what this is
it's good to laugh again
Couldn't get Tom in the lol house
The pantry wouldn't last
Three fucking seconds
Just so everyone knows
You know
This is
Naz is basically
I don't know if I've signed an NDA
Naz has basically requested
He be on this episode
To do promo for this
Amazon Prime
No
Big call
Called
Last One Laughing
And what happens is
You guys are making an educated guess
Of sorts
Ten to twelve
Of Australia's
biggest comedians
go into like a
Big Brother style house
and you have to
deliberately not laugh
at each other
for some of the comedians
that was a lot easier to do
than others
but yeah
that was the game
and then the last one
wins like a fucking heap of money
just imagine
you were one of them
imagine watching a comedian
for 6 hours
that's hilarious
but multiply that
by 10 whoa it's just so much fun 60 hours wow watching a comedian for six hours. That's hilarious. But multiply that by ten.
Whoa!
It's just so much fun.
60 hours.
Wow.
60 hours of comedians.
Great.
It sounds really good.
And, you know,
obviously we weren't in the house,
but from all the buzz we heard,
it sounds like it was a great show.
It's going to be sick, man.
It must have been a real pleasure to be part of.
Such a pleasure to be involved.
Tom's pretty fat these days.
Oh, well, if you're not going to give us any info, I guess
we'll just have to wait for the scandal to hit
the papers about what happened behind the scenes.
This is the best promo that they're ever going to receive.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally.
Imagine being trapped in a house, guys.
Oh my god, this is
relatable, this show.
What if that was the thing What if that was the thing
That people fired up about
About that show
It's like this is insensitive
This is triggering
People are going through this
In real life
And you're treating it
Like a fucking game
No social distance
Yeah it's a big joke
Isn't it
Yeah
I got a bit of
My Celebrity Mastermind episode
Like their grand final
Went to air this last weekend
Oh yeah
A few tweets going
Really irresponsible guys
Why
Like you know
oh really
because they think
it's all fucking
live
which bit was
irresponsible
well that we were
close together and
there was an
audio studio audience
but it was recorded
four weeks ago
yeah
at 10 peach
watching this show
this New York
comedian with his
four friends hanging
out in a room
together
how dare you
I like the bubble
boy episode
that was very responsible.
Other than that though.
The Sparrow Square.
Yeah, that was good.
I listened to the footy.
I was listening to 693 AM, whatever that is in Melbourne.
Magic.
What's that?
I think it's called Magic.
Some like sporty thing.
And they were doing like a sporty interview with a football player.
Man has a feel playing, you know, on the season.
Good off to a good start.
Talking about the footy like it's normal.
Like it's normal.
Like it's not going to get shut down in four days.
They're both putting on an act.
Yeah.
But, um...
Well, you know, so much of that stuff,
like, you know, my first thing I do in the morning
is I get up and listen, watch the,
look at the website for Guardian Sport
and Daily Mail Sport.
And you get up every morning and go,
cool, you cunts have got three new articles to look at.
Because it's like, well, what are you going to talk about?
There's nothing to report on.
They should, yeah.
The AFL, and I imagine surely by the time this goes out,
the AFL will have been shut down.
There's no doubt in my mind about that.
I'll guarantee that.
I'll make it happen if not.
The time of recording, it's still going ahead.
They should just, when they're like,
we're going to have to can this,
just like the next day, have a grand final.
Just whoever's top of the ladder after this one week.
We all want something to watch.
All the players on the field and then just get them in a line,
go one, two, one, two, one, two, and then they just.
Shirts versus skins.
Yeah, shirts versus skins.
Go nuts.
Grand final this Thursday night.
Gives us all something to do at home.
My wife was
saying on the
weekend
it's like
oh no
it'll be really
good for AFL
because you know
everything else
is shut down
in the world
that means
the rest of
the world
what the AFL
said is
this is beaming
out to the rest
of the world
so the rest of
the world
will be watching
this
it's like
I'm sorry
but the rest
of the world
has got Netflix
and other old
sports they can
watch
they're not like
we just need
live sports
like they don't fucking care about NFL.
I don't think you appreciate how much Australians love this shit,
sport and stuff.
No, I understand.
They love that shit.
I'm talking about the rest of the world.
Yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Have you got much word about how Sri Lanka is dealing with this?
My mum, she always sends me shit about Sri Lanka being better than anywhere else.
She was like, Sri Lanka is,
hasn't got one death
because they drink paspangu,
which is just like herb.
I was like,
wow,
you should tell Scott Morrison.
No one knows.
She's also told me
ginger water,
apparently ginger water
cures coronavirus.
Your mom should be
one of these scammers
that cures people of cancer.
That's what they talk like
We've kicked her out
Of WhatsApp groups before
Because she just sends
Too many forwards
Like in the
Like the uncle generation
Like my parents generation
They just share
Pseudo scientific bullshit
Yeah yeah
All the time
And yeah
So the latest one
Is this picture
So not one person
Has died in Sri Lanka
Wow
Yeah but there's people
That have
Yeah but that's not true
They would've
Nah
How many people In Sri Lanka Fucking he but there's people that have yeah but that's not true they would have nah how many
people in Sri Lanka
fucking heaps about
19 20 million oh
no it's not like
India okay just
India well 19
millions a lot
he's not wrong
yeah check out this
right some someone
sent my mum this
picture of Dettol
and on the back it
says viruses that it
cures influenza type
a to coronavirus clearly photoshopped yeah yeah yeah and I'm telling her I was like that's rubbish and on the back it says viruses that it cures influenza type A2 coronavirus
clearly photoshopped
and I told her
I was like
that's rubbish
and she goes
no it's not
it's a real photo
that's made up
what are you suggesting
drink Dettol
yeah
and then I found
a Dettol at home
I took a photo
of the back
and then she just
had nothing to say
but it's just
full of rubbish
like this one
check out this one
this has been
doing the rounds
this is like a meme
that you're showing us on your phone yeah it's a meme that I'm showing you and it's like a picture of. Like this one. Check out this one, right? This has been doing the rounds. This is like a meme that you're showing us on your phone.
Yeah, it's a meme that I'm showing you,
and it's like a picture of like a...
It looks like a Difflam sort of...
It's basically...
It's a picture of a pickle,
but it kind of looks like a man.
It's a man.
It's translucent blue,
and he's got these green sprouty things in his neck.
And it says,
coronavirus, before it reaches the lungs,
it remains in the throat for four days.
And at this time,
the person begins to cough and have throat pains.
If he drinks water a lot and gargling with warm water and salt or vinegar it eliminates the virus spread
this information because you can save someone with this information so i'm just been doing that like
all day every day gargling warm water warm water and uh i can't remember if i've said this on the
show but my parents sent me my dad forwarded me an email the other day that was a whole bunch of
like it's like oh you might not have seen this.
And it's like coronavirus advice. And like, you know, every line in a different font.
It's just like Boomer Chainmail doing the rounds.
And dad's like, are you going to take this on board?
I'm like, I'm not taking medical advice from something that ends with,
please share and spread around all in caps in pink comic sans italics.
Have a read of this one.
If you don't, six relatives will die.
Good news.
Wuhan's coronavirus can cure itself by a bowl of freshly boiled garlic water.
The old Chinese doctor proved its effectiveness.
Many patients have also proven it to be effective.
Recipe.
Take eight chopped garlic cloves, seven cups of water and bring to a boil.
Eat and drink the boiled water from the garlic.
Improved and cured overnight.
Please share with all your contacts.
Can help save lives.
The old Chinese doctor proved its effectiveness.
I love that idea that the the world can cure itself like the only cure is more
coronavirus and also oh great we've got the the chinese cure for it well why did it go around the
world why did you fucking stop in china have we heard from ronnie chang how was ronnie chang he
is i mean you cannot get any answers out of him. From what I believe, and this is recorded weeks before it comes out,
what I believe is he's in Australia, holed out in a hotel room.
Really?
Yes.
He came over here to film something,
and I believe he is stuck here and in a hotel room.
He couldn't get back in time, really?
I don't know.
I've been trying to get an answer out of him,
but we have a very strange relationship,
and he will not answer any questions.
I want to say, in the shower,
only leaving to do the occasional shit.
He was on Twitter a couple of days ago
trying to find out the best worker,
how to get ripped
if you're in one room by yourself the whole time.
That proves that he must be in Australia.
No, no, no.
He said a hotel room.
Is the Daily Show still going?
I don't think...
No one's doing it from his house.
I think everyone's doing it from their bedroom or whatever. This is the daily show still going i don't think no one's doing it from his house i think everyone's doing that from their bedroom whatever this is the weirdest this is okay what about this
i don't have any suggestions to get us rolling but you know the thing that gives me hope is the
idea of the new society the new world that might emerge out of all this and we you know because so
many bullshit factors of our society being exposed because of this uh crisis people think about what
what can we expect and we can hope for a better world afterwards.
Absolutely.
Get rid of stand-up comedy, Walt.
Well, I'm wondering, what are the rules
for the new world of comedy post-COVID?
We actually get a soft reset.
We get a reset.
It's God wiping everybody out.
We are Noah.
We've survived in the ark.
Well, there's this vegan girl that I used to try to pretend
I was vegan to,
because she was...
Anyway, she's basically like...
We used to have these arguments, and she was like,
I actually...
If you had to choose between a human charity to give money to
or an animal charity, what charity would you give money to?
And she was like, the animal charity, because they're innocent,
and they are more deserving of help, because humans are messed up.
And so she's been tweeting, saying stuff like,
this is good for the world.
Finally, the rivers are clearing up and the air is blah, blah, blah.
And basically, so what that humans are dying?
This has happened in animal societies too.
I can understand where she's coming from.
Part of that's true.
We're humans.
You're supposed to care about your own species.
But she's true. It has been good for the world. supposed to care about your own species. But she's true.
It is good for, it has been good for the world.
Yeah, but she's like, who cares that people are dying?
That happens in the animal world too.
No, I don't care about, no, I don't agree with that bit.
But she's true about the first part of it.
But it's like she'll celebrate, the general vibe of the tweets is a celebratory, I'm like
basically looking down her nose at humanity.
Yeah.
Well, there are some people who support... Humans should wipe themselves out.
Or they're like, we should stop having children.
We should fucking get out.
We should just all run out to let the earth recover.
The actual people.
Like a four approach.
I think that's a bit of a psycho approach.
Well, yeah.
You can't just advocate for people to die.
You can say we need less people from a statistical perspective,
but maybe by having less kids but not by killing
sure but she's not doing
the psycho thing
is to say it out loud
and to go
check it out everyone
this is what I think
but
and she's also a pro-refugee
and all that other shit
right right right
good stuff
yeah yeah yeah
well well well
it all starts coming out now
this chubby guy cares
about human rights
yeah yeah
you came over here on the fun stuff fair stuff fun ship or whatever It all starts coming out now. This chubby guy cares about human rights.
You came over here on the fair star fun ship or whatever.
I get it.
I loosely get it.
It's like chopping off a gangrenous toe to save the rest of the leg or whatever it is.
I can see what she means is that something's got to change
and if this is it, then maybe that's's good if it washes all this stuff clean it's not a very good
thing to be celebrating the death of millions but i i understand what the the sort of the
kernel of the idea is coming yeah you know it's true i understand i'm not i'm not i'm not going
going out there tweeting it although i might it's basically just like walking up to old people.
A tweet is basically like walking up to an old person and saying,
yeah, if you die, it's good for animals.
The pandamate hopes you die.
Yeah.
And I mean, I agree.
I'm fine with heaps of people dying.
It's just as long as I get to go outside while it's happening.
As long as I don't know the people.
As long as I don't know the people. As long as I don't know the people
and there's no interruption to my daily life and routine,
I'm cool with it.
As long as there's at least one other person that's female
that can fuck me up the arse a bit.
Yes, thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for bringing it back.
So the whole pegging is going to be fast-forwarded,
is what you're saying?
I don't know.
It could well be.
Have you hoarded the pegs?
No, I haven't hoarded the pegs.
Okay.
No.
You need to go down there.
What about you, Tom, with the acrobat?
Have you gotten to the stage of pegging?
Are you panicking?
Are you going to fuck a woman?
Is this what's going to happen?
I would like to do that before I die.
Yeah.
It feels like I'm running out of time.
Yeah.
What do they call it?
A platinum?
No, gold star gay.
I think gold star gay is not having sex with a woman.
Platinum is you had a cesarean.
So you can have a touch to vagina.
Can you ask someone?
Basically, can I ask you?
What are you?
I had a natural birth.
I came out of my mother's vagina.
So bisexual, real.
Yeah, I licked it on the way out.
I hate that.
Hungry from birth.
I was talking to this gentleman
about classic gay conversations
I have with a woman.
He said, yeah, he slept with a woman
I said how was it
he said oh yeah
it makes more
biological sense
I'm just lying there
going oh okay
oh you were lying
there saying this
we're lying together
in bed
this is post coital
this is post coital
that makes it more
interesting
I thought you were
talking about you
were at the post office
or something
just a funny thing to say yeah what we just did was against God but I guess you were talking about you were at the post office or something. It's a funny thing to say.
Yeah, what we just did was against God, but I guess you're cool.
From a biological sense.
There's so many things that humans do that make no biological sense.
Totally.
Like podcasting.
This is against God.
Ignoring all advice and four people getting into a cramped space and sharing microphones.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yes.
Well, you said your question was how does comedy...
Yes.
What happens to comedy after all this?
And that's very fair.
A lot of occupations might drop by the wayside.
A lot of people are going to be out of work.
It's already changing retail.
Retail is changing already, I should say,
in that there's a lot of empty shops near where I live.
I mean, all of a sudden, you know, in a couple of months,
everything's going to be sort of online.
You know, today, as of time of recording,
Italy has closed every non-essential service
apart from like a grocer and a chemist.
Nothing else is allowed to be open.
So a lot of things are not going to survive.
And I just, you know, I think stand-up comedy
is the least essential service
possibly in the world.
But laughter is the best, man.
Right,
so we're doing gigs
out the back of the pharmacy.
Actually,
you're right,
you know what?
There's us
and acrobats are below us.
In your case,
literally.
Well,
we don't know that for sure.
Well,
we don't know that actually, yeah Well, we don't know that actually.
Yeah, you're right.
Can you confirm or deny?
Are you the net or the trapeze?
Oh, yes.
Yes.
I'm the elephant.
So what about like clothing shops and stuff?
So you'll be able to buy clothes still online.
Otherwise, are we just going to wear...
But no, that's a good question. I'll wear the skin of the people I kill. That'll be able to buy clothes still online. Otherwise, are we just going to wear... But no, that's a good question.
I'll wear the skin of the people I kill.
That'll be my clothes.
I wondered that about, I mean,
is it going to be delivery boys
that are going to be still existing?
Will my muscle chef get delivered still?
Exactly.
And then there's got to be someone in the factory or whatever,
like packaging all that stuff up.
Presumably they'll be...
Yeah, if everything moves online,
I'm getting a lot of hello,
fresh emails of like,
they're just like,
we know just please calm down.
It's fine.
All right.
Like it's still happening.
We talked about this on the show the other week that like there was that day or like couple of days where it was like every shop that you've ever brought,
bought something from and are on their mailing list was like,
here's our COVID-19 policy.
And it was like,
that was very weird, but almost weirder was getting the email from the mailing list was like, here's our COVID-19 policy. And it was like, that was very weird.
But almost weirder was getting the email from the mailing list
that's clearly just on a scheduled thing that no one's bothered to turn off.
And it's like, 20% off Anaconda this weekend.
And it's like, oh, I don't know.
Someone probably should have caught this and been like,
not the time to get any kind of eyeballs on this, would have thought.
But yeah, so potentially you're talking about a world where who still exists?
People in the factories at the online store packaging all this stuff up.
Bit of admin, I guess, on the computer.
People could be doing that at home and processing the orders from home.
And then the delivery guy.
Yeah, so will retail survive that?
Will there still be a big main street?
Even after three, four, five months, whatever it's going to be,
whatever it's going to take, are people going to go back?
There's going to be all these empty shops.
Are people going to go back and go, yep, we'll take those shops again?
Well, it could be on the other side of this.
You know, retail was already like on the way out in the face of online.
Maybe retail has a big boom because people are so cramped up.
They're like, I don't want to ever order anything online ever again.
Going to the shop is fun again now because I saw a world where I didn't get to do that.
Yeah, maybe.
Will it kill cash?
Huh?
Will it kill cash?
Yeah, they don't accept cash anymore these days.
Yeah.
So cash is on the way already.
And then all of a sudden, if everyone's in their houses for the next three months or whatever,
you can't physically
use cash anymore
and also it's seen
as a bit of a spread
of disease at the moment.
Does that mean
by the end of it
it's just like
we're all used to
not using cash?
Underneath your mattress
must be fucking filthy
at the moment.
I don't understand
economics.
It's got its own
fucking microcosm
below my bed.
So I don't know shit
about how the economy works,
but the government's giving out money.
So when we spend all that money,
can't they just print more money
and just give it out again?
That devalues money.
Yeah, but who cares?
We're not taking in anything from anywhere.
Yeah, it's fake.
It's all fake.
Yeah.
At the end of the day,
we're using money to buy things to eat.
Yeah.
So if everyone's got more money, that means like a loaf of bread It's all fake. Yeah. At the end of the day, we're using money to buy things to eat. Yeah. So shortly...
If everyone's got more money...
If everyone's got more money,
that means like a loaf of bread
turns from $2 into $4
because everyone's got more money
so they can just keep pumping it up
and then it's like,
oh, we don't have enough money
so you print more money
and it just goes...
And all of a sudden...
You've seen that in Europe and stuff.
Like a glass of water is $1 million or whatever.
So that's how that works.
You can't do that.
But it's all... The whole system is bullshit and it's crazy. And let's how that works. You can't do that. But it's all,
the whole system is bullshit
and it's crazy.
And let's say you regulated
the cost of bread
so we become a communist.
You know the head
of Macquarie Bank
or one of the heads
of Macquarie Bank
basically said
for us to cross the bridge
over to the other side
our society will need
to resemble something
that looks like communism.
The beating heart
of capitalism says
that's what we need to do.
Yeah. You know
Basic minimum wage
You know
Bread is two dollars
Yeah
Milk is one dollar
Yeah
Whatever
So everything
Well if everyone's stuck inside their house
Capitalism is hard for it
Harder for it to work
Except for Amazon
Except Amazon
Is raising money right now
For some factory thing
They're like
Oh we need some money
For some
Yeah
They'll do
Yeah they'll do well out of this They'll do super well They're doing well anyway But they're like oh we need some money for some yeah they'll do yeah they'll do
well out of this
they're doing well
anyway but they're
fucking I mean
you've seen them
Amazon bosses
saying hey people
donate your
unpaid leave
your leave your
sick leave and
stuff to people
who need it
yeah it's like
fuck you
you are the
richest guy in
the world
oh my god
I saw a pic the
other day of
someone walking
their dog with a
drone yeah
it's a drone
flying through the air with a dog leash attached to it.
Whoa.
Yeah.
Really?
That rules.
Yeah.
So animals are allowed to do whatever the fuck they want.
Yeah, they can't have always been the way.
They can just lick each other's assholes.
Yeah.
That is interesting, actually, because they've come out and said, yeah, cats and dogs can't
get it.
Well, how come we got it from a bat?
Like, how the fuck did that work?
Why isn't there, like, hate crimes against bats? No, there no there will be absolutely it's like people are literally not drinking corona beer
imagine the next time someone sees a bat in a park it's gonna be fucking
it was like a huge flock every every night as the sun went down huge fruit bats would fly
and your your mate the acrobat was bouncing off a net and fucking stabbing them as they flew over
no he wouldn't do that
because he's a really
lovely person
oh is he
yeah
what sort of
acrobatic stuff
did he do
did you see the show
before
and also
I did see the show
also this
this person you're seeing
what's his name
oh
oh my god
it doesn't work
absolutely spewing
that high fives
are off the table
at the moment fuck I'd love to reward that one I'm gay. Absolutely spewing that high fives are off the table at the moment.
Fuck, I'd love to reward that one.
I don't get it.
It's that easy, folks.
Do you remember being 10?
Yeah.
Yeah, I remember someone would go, oh, I went on a date last night.
Oh, yeah, what was his name?
Because imagine being gay.
Yeah, yeah.
Sorry, I thought you were trying to imply that he's bisexual because of the conversation.
No, no, no.
That would be as funny as...
What's his name?
My mum's pussy?
Yeah, nice.
Nice.
Is that Fudge Pakistani?
Is that a name?
I can't believe that's on the record
as having been a riff that we partook in.
It's too funny.
It's too good.
It's too funny.
Your Honour, it is too funny.
If anyone
does blackface now or says something really racist,
like we were saying before, then that's not going to make
news. So you could just... Well, yeah, the idea
that, like, let's say two years' time,
you land a big TV show.
You land a role on, like, Saturday Night Live, and then they
go through old tweets or podcasts
and they find this dodgy stuff and try
and get you kicked off the show. Surely
the defensive... It was coronavirus isolation.
And they're like, yeah, fair enough.
It doesn't count.
We were all losing our minds.
Everything we've said today is a wartime crime.
Where's Pauline?
She hasn't said shit.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you're right.
I remember at the start it was like racist Christmas for her.
She was like, the Chinese, you know, told you.
Told you.
But I haven't seen her since. Oh, the Chinese, you know, told you. Told you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But I haven't seen her.
Oh, yeah.
This is Pauline Hanson.
I mean, yeah, it's interesting.
In times of crisis, like, you know, identity politics, PC stuff really does diminish your responsibility.
And I'm like, you know, Trump's saying Chinese virus, Chinese virus, to the point where he's like crossing it out on speeches.
Like, he's literally, right?
And I'm like, who, like, he's not considering the effect that might have on Chinese Americans.
And it's all a bit of bullshit.
But honestly, who gives a fuck at this point?
Like, if that is the Democrats or the media's major critique of his response to this.
It's the Dago virus, if anything.
And also, I wanted to tweet that the other day.
I'm not better on it.
The WAP virus.
Asian people can't get spat at when they're walking down the street
if no one can walk down the street.
So at the moment, it's harder.
Her last post was about Kenny Rogers.
She's pinned that one.
The one after that is,
Stop stealing toilet paper.
Stores are limiting the amount of toilet paper kept in their stores
because people are stealing excess rolls.
Numerous people have messaged me telling me that.
And you know she's got a big old stockpile.
You know.
She's only coming back to saying that after she's got herself a fucking 60 million pack of sorbonne.
I mean, after all, she could be commenting on anything.
Yeah.
Just you saying then about communism and the long-term possibility of that and everything.
It really does almost feel like we should start from here on out on the podcast a regular
Greg Larson's Corner.
Let's get him on the phone.
It's a good ad.
If you're stuck inside at this point,
get on Greg Larson's Twitter if he hasn't killed
himself by now. He's
absolutely losing his mind.
We're sort of having a good look around at our comedian
friends and going, look, who's the...
We want to start a betting pool.
A, who's going to be the first comedian to get coronavirus?
Yep.
B, who's the first person who's going to absolutely lose his mind properly over this whole thing?
And, yeah, there's a few good little...
Who's on the top of your list?
Greg had to go...
Greg Larson and Dave Anthony from The Dollop are absolutely losing their minds.
Greg was coming back from Brisbane after doing his show
and cancelled his flight,
got a hire car,
drove back to Melbourne,
didn't want to go via Sydney,
so went by Dubbo.
Didn't want to go near an airport.
Yeah, went inland.
That was like three weeks ago.
That was like well before this got serious.
He did.
I was doing Crab Love with Greg
a few weeks ago
and he was like,
yeah, I'm really worried about coronavirus.
I'm a bit of a hypochondriac.
And I said, really? And he was like, yeah, why? really worried about coronavirus. I'm a bit of a hypochondriac. And I said, really?
And he was like, yeah, why?
I was like, oh, no reason.
No, no, no.
He's very concerned about his health for a guy that weighs 145 kilos.
Hey, come on, man.
Love you, Greg.
Sorry, Naz.
I know you don't like that sort of humor.
I didn't see that.
You hate the punchdown.
I just asked for a funny guy.
Yeah, yeah.
I don't see weight. Well, you can a funny guy. I don't see weight.
Well, you can't fucking miss him, that's for sure.
How's Rad Dad getting on, do you reckon?
Oh, that's a good question.
That's a great question.
I guess we'll hear at the 500th episode
that's definitely going to happen.
Yes, we will!
We can do that online.
How sad.
How sad.
All right alright we better
wrap it up
Nazeem Hussein
Tom Bella
thank you very much
for joining us
what no plugs
you both have
specials that people
can watch online
yeah but we don't
get any money for that
I'm doing a thing
on Amazon
no but look
if you know
watch my
Insta lives
get on it
ask me what I'm
having for dinner
exactly I'll get off as soon as you do do that but otherwise no genuinely Watch my Insta Lives, our Facebook Lives. Get on it. Ask me what I'm having for dinner. Exactly.
And I'll get off right as soon as you do.
Yeah.
Do that.
Absolutely.
But otherwise, no, genuinely, I don't know when we're going to be doing anything again.
Another year.
Who knows?
Yeah.
Get on the socials.
You know, Naz, you're wanting to entertain everyone on your socials at the moment.
You'll have something up there soon.
Basically, I'm just trying to keep sane.
Playing a bit of piano.
Yeah.
So check out Naz on Insta
on all the socials.
And Tom,
you got your podcast?
I'm still doing my podcast,
yeah,
speaking of the revolution,
I'm still talking to people
about what this could mean.
So yes,
that's called
Like I'm a Six-Year-Old.
That's on the internet.
Yep.
And I'm just shoving food
into my fat fucking gob
and shoving an acrobat
into my ass.
Fuck, I hope it's still going
when you release this.
Yeah, yeah.
Hey, same with me.
My thing.
You can catch Tom
being chucked on the spit
by the Ringling Brothers.
Is that it? It's good. You can catch Tom being chucked on the spit by the Ringling Brothers. Yeah, I was going to say, instead of, you know, the cliche of, like, you know, porn music.
Is it?
All right, guys.
Thanks very much for listening and we'll see you next time.
See you, mates.
And they've done it again.
That's true.
What you say is true.
Even in these different times, you can be sure of one thing and that's what it is.
A lot of stuff's changing.
But it's nice to know that our ability to do it again is unshaken.
It's a bedrock of society, Tommy.
Yes.
People are looking to it at the moment.
Now more than ever.
Yeah.
In terms of the second question you're about to ask me, at the sports desk,
for starters, I feel bad that last week's episode we didn't get around to that.
Can I say?
Didn't we?
No, we didn't.
You started to ask me and I sort of sidetracked.
We got derailed.
We didn't get a proper explanation.
So for everyone that got a bit disappointed,
last week's summation of did Bernie kick a big one last week,
I would say that it didn't sound good off the boot,
but it got there.
It's sort of like the ball sort of didn't spin in the right way,
went a bit arse over all over the joint.
It was wobbling.
It got there. It bounced a few times before it got to where joint. It was wobbling. It got there.
It bounced a few times before it got to where it needed to go.
But it was enough.
This time, clean off the boot.
Excellent.
Big one.
Big one.
Big one.
Sounded big.
Was big.
The ball was a bit dirty.
But it was officially big.
It went straight over the wheat silo.
Had there have been a crowd there, they would have been going absolutely crazy.
It was a shame that we had to go all the way over the fence to go and get the ball back.
Yes.
Ourselves.
Yeah, we just recorded that one then, and I'm tired at the end of it. I had a good time.
Oh, man.
We were having a big old muck around, weren't we?
We're stockpiling a lot of this sort of stuff at the moment,
given that, you know, as you
hear this, the world is changing very quickly.
We recorded this probably weeks in advance, and we are doing a lot of these episodes,
and you know what?
It does take it out of you.
I was absolutely rooted the other night after a bunch of these.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Something to do with probably having a small child and waking up early as well, but yeah,
it does take it out of you.
Yep.
Yeah.
There's yet to be a day in this thing
where I haven't recorded some form of podcast,
at least two.
Yeah.
So a day.
So yeah.
But thank you to everyone who is continuing to listen to this
and sending us messages,
telling us that they're appreciating that.
That's been warming the heart.
Yeah.
And also to all the people that have contributed to,
as we mentioned at the top of the show,
patreon.com slash littledumbnumbclub.
That goes directly to us and helps us keep this thing going.
Very much appreciated.
And, of course, part of the reason people are doing that
is that you're getting extra content that we've started shipping out.
Yep.
So that in these times of, whatever you call
it.
Times of need.
Times of need, yeah.
That's a good way of framing it.
This is like the helicopter flying overhead and just dropping some precious supplies down
to the people who really need it.
Putting big packages and little parachutes on them and sending them down and then these
impoverished natives opening them up and
going oh you sent us dog shit okay all right well it's edible i guess quick get that helicopter
out of here they're throwing stuff at it yeah um so yeah we are sending out a lot of extra bonus
stuff so if you want to join up to our patreon and throw a few shekels our way you get to feel
good about yourself you also get literal extra product yeah which you
know if you cooped up inside you might be absolutely busting for having maybe completed
the internet already so i liked it get onto that thank you very much to everyone existing that has
done that thank you very much uh yeah nice uh what else uh i mean you know what we can just normally
there's plenty to talk about.
Well, that's the thing.
I mean, God, we're getting into times, Tommy.
I'm trying to look ahead.
We're getting into times where, you know, it's great for me to come into an episode of this and go,
oh, this is a funny thing that happened on the tram.
Yep.
Well, there's going to be some funny things that happened to me in the bathroom this morning soon.
You'll never guess what my reflection did to me.
Yeah.
My wife and kid better start being fucking funnier otherwise this podcast i don't know what level we're gonna get to yeah well i
mean i i've i've plumbed some pretty lowly depths for this week's episode in more ways than one well
you know hopefully you you get your wish come true and we can talk about that yeah hopefully
that gets you know live at the 500th episode in November.
In November, wow.
Well, I don't know.
Yeah, look.
Look to the socials to see about all the news about our live shows that were supposed to be happening about now.
Get on the socials.
You'll find out about what is happening with that stuff and via email, all that sort of thing.
Very hard to pin down dates and exactly what's happening and email, all that sort of thing. Very hard to pin down dates and exactly what's happening
and options and all that sort of stuff.
So that will be decided hopefully by now or very soon to now.
So thank you for your patience, everyone.
But of course, obviously, you will understand what's going on at the moment.
And instead of worrying about a live podcast,
instead of that being first and foremost in your thoughts,
maybe just getting bread is probably before that at the moment.
Yes, yes.
Cool, cool.
Thanks for listening.
Let's, I guess, unless you have any objections, Tommy,
get straight into this section of the show.
Well, if we're going to do this,
if we're going to talk about the unplanned title alternator,
you've once again brought this to my house.
I just want to make sure you've properly sanitized it.
That is an update.
See that mist that's coming out?
It's sanitizing us.
It's more worried of us than we are of it.
Okay, fair enough.
It's become sentient.
It's just looked at us and gone, whoa.
It wasn't even prepared for the virus.
It's more just looking at us going, they've got to have something.
Yeah.
This is only an upgrade for February.
It's not even really worried about the virus by now.
Hey, as long as there's some form of cleansing mist being applied somewhere in, on, or around
the unplanned tidal alternator, then I'm happy.
You're happy with that?
Yeah.
That would be a terrible way to go down, wouldn't it?
It's like you're in hospital.
How did you get it?
Some people are like, I'm so embarrassed.
I know people aren't supposed to go to the pub or whatever.
I went there.
I was two meters apart from my mate.
Somehow I still got it.
Yeah.
Well, my vital thing I had to do is I had to work on the unplanned title alternator.
Sorry.
Well, you know how when you read out names, you want them to be random.
No?
Yeah.
Oh.
Well, I have to do it every week.
It's an essential service.
You couldn't take a break?
Yeah.
You had to use this free thing.
Oh, no, it's not free.
It costs several thousand dollars a week.
Exactly.
But, yes, let's get into it.
This is the way that we give thanks to all of the people who support the show on Patreon,
which we very much appreciate.
What happens is
all of your names go into
this magnificent creation
that we pay a lot of money for every week,
the Unplanned Title Alternator.
And to keep it fair,
the names,
the technical algorithm
that this computer has
is beyond any of our fucking computations,
our human feeble minds
um it's it's using you know some people will talk about the amount of uh megabytes it used to send
someone to the moon in the 60s it's like this thing this thing takes this this i'm playing
time old and i could send us all to the moon and back one by one on this planet yeah it's
and it uses all of those all of that gig of memory to formulate anywhere between one and 10,000 names every
week that we read out.
It's just got all those possible numbers stored in it.
That's what takes up a lot of the, when you go to the system information and you've got
the little pie of where your hard drive space is being used.
It's like a huge chunk of that pie is just remembering numbers.
Yeah, and names.
And names.
No, the names is the smallest bit.
Okay.
The names actually, ironically enough, takes up a very small chunk.
It's just the possibility of the numbers of names that takes up so much space on the unplanned title alternator.
Yeah, yeah.
And do you ever think about that thing when people talk about it when they go oh you know like your your iphone's got
more power in it than the computer that sent uh you know a spaceship to the moon do you ever think
about that and go how the fuck i want it what why doesn't someone try and do that again now
why doesn't someone try and get on like a nokia and try and send something to the moon oh yeah
yeah right just blast a uh yeah just blast a something to the moon. Oh, yeah, yeah, right. Just blast a Samsung Galaxy into space.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Just try and do it again with the same level of computing
that they used back then.
That's a very good point.
Yeah.
If that's what it actually is,
then why aren't we all just sending off rockets every day of the week?
I could send something to fucking Neptune with my phone.
People used to say that years ago about their iPhones.
Well, this is a better iPhone than it was years ago.
Right, yeah.
Can I send something to...
Probably send two rockets.
Yeah, can I send something to Pluto?
What can I do with this phone?
I don't want to get on Instagram anymore.
I just want to send things into space with it.
Yeah, sure.
So, hey, look it up.
Yeah.
I'm sure we can work that out.
That's a little project for quarantine.
It's like, you know, when people used to,
when you couldn't get certain iPhones in Australia quickly enough,
you'd get American ones and then just sort of hack them
to make sure you could use them here.
I remember Dave Callan had an early iPhone.
Right.
He got it, yeah, he imported one from the States.
Yeah, that was cool, wasn't it?
What a fucking nerd.
Wasn't that cool at the time when you saw someone with an iPhone?
You're like, what the fuck?
Yeah.
Do you remember your first iPhone?
I remember getting it and bringing it back to work in an office and just being like,
wow, this is fucking crazy.
And then I sent something to fucking Jupiter.
It was pretty cool.
Oh, wow, that's pretty cool.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I went in on the one.
The first one I had was the, I forget what model it was, but it had the, because the
first couple were rounded back.
Yeah.
I got the like the flat.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Which was maybe the, maybe the four.
Really?
Did you wait that long?
Yeah.
I was right into it.
I mean, I wasn't someone to ever physically line up or anything, but I certainly got the
first one that came out.
I didn't know you that well, but that was one of the few things I knew about you at
the time, that you were just like,
loving the fact that you'd gone in early on an iPhone.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
That was the thing that was,
for whatever reason,
well known about you.
Oh, okay.
This guy has an iPhone and he's very happy with himself about it.
Yeah.
Oh, I knew other people that,
I thought,
you know what I thought of other people like that
is Sammy J.
That's who I thought of.
That he had the iPhone.
You're right.
I remember that.
Yeah.
He got away early. He got a shit from America and he was like obsessed with it. Yep's who I thought of. That he had the iPhone. You're right. I remember that. Yeah. He got away early.
He got a ship from America
and he was like obsessed with it.
Yep.
Went crazy with it.
Whereas I never,
he knew all the tips and tricks
and all that sort of stuff.
I was just like,
this looks cool.
Yep.
I think I'll ring mum.
Yeah.
You know,
I wasn't doing anything crazy with it.
It was pretty exciting.
Yeah.
It just looked good.
Yeah.
And it's sort of a bit of a shame
ever since when people
were like,
oh,
there's a new upgrade.
And I slightly got tricked a couple of years and then I was like, oh, it's all the same.
Yeah.
Really the only thing I was excited about was those big bright buttons.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I'd love to go back and watch a video of myself using that first one that I thought was just so incredible.
Yeah, yeah.
And to see it now and just look like a piece of shit.
Yeah.
Very slow.
Yeah.
Texting isn't as good.
Yeah.
The games that it can run are, you know, pretty shit. Yeah. Very slow. Yeah. Texting isn't as good. Yeah. The games that it can run are, you know, pretty shit.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, all right, let's...
Let's tech...
Let's tech corner done for the week.
Yeah.
Look, let's make that a mission.
We want to send something into space with our phone.
Yeah.
If anyone can help us out with that.
Yeah.
I'm pretty keen.
Or if anyone's just got a good arm on them and they reckon they could just chuck our phone
into space for us.
Chuck a big one.
Yep.
Chuck a big one, Bernie.
All right.
So for new listeners,
if you haven't heard the show before,
if you're in isolation,
we have this segment.
Like I said,
we read out some random names,
not too random.
I mean, people that have subscribed to this show.
And you qualified it for if you subscribe for $5 or more on this show.
Now, all right, let's...
Hit the big red button.
That's it.
Let's kick the big red button, a big one.
First cab off the rank this week.
Thank you to Patreon subscriber Emma Chorkley.
What a very English name all around.
Very, very English.
I like Emma.
I like the name Emma.
Yeah, I don't mind it either.
Yep, good. name all around very very english i like emma i like the name emma yeah i don't mind it either yep good did it have any uh was it uh troubling the short list for your child at any point no i
didn't think of it at all but i don't mind it at all i remember being a very horrible child at one
stage and uh they're being you know i mean this is going to sound weird to you, but when I was a kid, sometimes I was part of a group of friends
that would, like, pick on people.
It was weird.
Okay.
Yeah.
It's weird that you were only part of it and not the ringleader.
Just the only one.
Yeah, yeah.
Calling the shots.
That could be true as well.
But I don't think so, maybe, in this case.
I don't think so.
But I remember some poor girl being called Emma Might instead of Veggie Might.
I don't even know what that fucking means.
Emma Might?
Yeah, how would that...
Was her name Emma?
Yeah, her name was Emma.
Okay, right.
But I don't know how...
You don't remember her surname?
No.
No, it was nothing like Might.
It was just like, ah, Emma might, like Vegemite.
Okay.
Well, you know, like a lot of childhood nicknames are as simple as like,
you probably just saw her eating a Vegemite sandwich one day or something like that.
And then that'll do it.
Maybe.
I don't know.
That's some grade two parody for you.
Oh, it's classic.
That's all you need.
When the world was that simple.
Yeah.
Great stuff. But Emma, so sorry, Emma, if you're you need when the world is that simple. Yeah. Great stuff.
But Emma, so sorry, Emma, if you're out there listening.
I take that back.
I take back.
If I saw you now, you're the same age as me,
so if I saw 43-year-old Emma now, I wouldn't call you Emma, mate.
I would take it back.
You'd just simply call her Emma.
Yeah, or I'd think of something funnier at least.
You sure it's not this lady?
Something that makes more sense.
I'd remember Chalkley. Yeah, you'd something funnier at least. You sure it's not this lady? Something that makes more sense. I'd remember Chalkley.
Yeah.
You'd like to think that would.
And you wouldn't be using the nickname Might if you had Chalkley to work with.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Even in grade two, I think I'd be able to do better than that.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
What do you think you'd go with?
In grade two?
Oh, God.
I mean, Chalk.
I mean, something to do with a duster maybe. You know, you tend to – like Chalk is a big part of your life in grade two? Oh, God. I mean, chalk. I mean, something to do with a duster, maybe.
You know, you tend to...
Like, chalk is a big part of your life in grade two.
Huge.
Yeah.
So...
Chalk really disappears from your life after primary school.
Except for rare, rare moments.
But by and large...
Do classrooms even use blackboards and chalk now?
Maybe they don't.
Yeah, I think it'd be mostly whiteboard.
It'd have to be, wouldn't it?
It was pretty much...
I mean, I don't know if you were the same,
but it was exclusively whiteboard by the time I was in high school.
Oh.
And I always found that interesting.
Maybe that was just the times changing as I was growing up,
but in my head I always had it as like,
the whiteboard is the chalkboard for adults.
Right.
Yeah, no, it is.
Totally.
I would imagine that... I can't see how there would be still chalkboards now
because it's just so messy and stuff as well.
Yeah.
Like who's – I mean, I don't even know where you'd buy fucking, you know,
like a blackboard now and people making blackboards.
Like why would you do that?
And I always just found like writing with chalk, just thinking about it is –
Yeah, it's a bit yuck, isn't it?
It's that like – it's like that cutlery on plate kind no but you know it's worse you know it's worse i never got
that thing of like scratching a blackboard or whatever you know when people go oh that's really
yeah what i did get was my dad put this idea this image this feeling into me early doors where
maybe i was saying having the same conversation i don't really get it with the nails on the blackboard.
That doesn't bring up my hackles or anything like that.
And he'd go, what about this?
When I was at school, there'd be a guy that'd come up to people in the class
and go, watch this and get the duster full of chalk and just bite it.
I go, oh, fuck, that got me.
Yeah, that's really bad.
That's real bad.
I never really got the nails on the blackboard either,
just purely because anything on the blackboard I hated.
Even just the sound of chalk being on it.
Really?
I hate touching chalk I don't like.
Right.
All of it.
Everything to do with chalk.
Guess what?
2020, pandemic, chalk's cancelled.
Right.
Even Emma Chalkley, so she should just be like Emma Lee, Emma Textily.
She's lucky that she's got Emma and that she's got Lee on the other end of it.
I think those two things are doing a lot of work to combat the Chalkley.
Because I did have that slight feel of Chalk when I heard the name,
but I was kind of distracted enough by the pleasantries on either side of it.
I feel like Funnyfellas could have a very English lady as part of some sketch called Emma Chalkley.
I think it's too subtle of a name.
If the character is British, it'd have to be like Lady Fartley or something like that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I don't mind Chalkley.
Emma's not enough.
That's too subtle.
Yeah.
Yeah, it needs to be Sconface McChalkley.
There you go.
Yeah.
Sconface McChalkley.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
That's good.
New character for the Funnyfellas. Okay. That's good. New character for the funny fellas.
Yeah.
Just not even a major character.
That's just someone that's like, you know, someone else fucking ruins their wedding or
something.
All of the background characters in our sketches have full names and backstories that we've
worked out.
Yeah.
That's the point of different...
That's what makes funny fellas different from the rest.
That's pretty comprehensive.
There's no like man one or woman three in a Funnyfellas sketch.
For something very ill thought out, it's very well thought out.
Yes, exactly.
Yeah.
Thanks, Emma.
Thanks, Emma.
Thanks, Chalkers.
Thanks, Emma Might.
Thank you to Patreon subscriber Bronwyn Smith.
A little bit more, I guess, normal is the wrong word for it, but a bit more garden variety.
Still, I'm not sure at this stage of my life how I feel about Bronwyn.
Really?
Bron as a name?
Yeah, I know.
I don't know.
I really am not saying I hate it, not saying I love it.
I really don't know.
Just meeting someone with the last name Smith to me is always unusual.
Right.
Just go, wow, you're one of them.
Well, yeah, I mean, you're right, it's unusual,
but it's unusual because it's the most usual thing in the world,
in the Western world.
I reckon growing up, I never met anyone called Smith,
so you'd almost see on cartoons and movies and stuff,
oh, you know how Smith is the most common name in the world?
And you go, yeah, I know that.
Of course I know that.
But then I don't actually know any Smiths.
Oh, really?
So then when I'd meet Smiths, I'd be like, oh, okay.
Wow, from the movies.
We had a few at my school, yeah.
No, I didn't have any.
Really?
No, not one.
Not one.
Did you have any multiple surnames at your school that weren't related?
Multiple surnames. Like a common name, like a Jones. Did you have anything like surnames at your school that weren't related? Multiple surnames.
Like a common name, like a Jones or what?
Did you have anything like that at your school?
I don't think so.
People with the same name that weren't related.
I found it really weird.
Not as a kid, but I think when I grew up and maybe moved away, possibly,
I found out all there was a new family came to town or family or two.
They became other Chandlers in Maryborough that weren't my Chandlers. Now, that certainly wasn't a thing when I was a new family came to town or family or two they became other chandlers in mirror road that
weren't my chandler ah now that certainly wasn't a thing when i was a kid kid yeah i'm pretty sure
it happened like once i left they were like okay the coast is like great yeah yeah great chandler
yeah we're all moving in yeah all the different strains yeah but they were not not ours okay yeah
which is very weird for someone to say oh such and such chandler
in maribor is that your uncle or something like nothing to do with me damn that's a very strange
thing to be in a small town and have a name that's not the most common name in the world not at all
and uh they're just nothing to do with us yeah i should i should get to the bottom of that i'd
actually like to know try and run them out have them run out of town oh yeah given that they've
been there for 30 years and I haven't.
I just come back.
I'm back.
Yep.
Get the fuck out of Dodge.
I will not abide this.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Maybe I go and run from the virus and just go, right, I'm headed back to where it's safe.
You're headed back to where it's safe and then you've got a project for isolation.
Get these cunts out of town.
Yeah.
Without touching them.
Yep.
Great.
Without shaking their hands. Mm-hmm. Not even a pleasantry. Yeah, without touching them. Yep. Great. Without shaking their hands.
Mm-hmm.
Not even a pleasantry
as they cross the town border.
Put a rubber glove on my foot
as I kick them up the ass
out of town.
Yep.
Just, you know,
they can go to a Vogue
or a Denali
or something close by.
Yeah,
they can go anywhere they want.
Yeah.
It's as long as it's not Mary Burr.
Yep.
Go set up in clones.
Yeah,
clonesies,
like a fucking real clonesy. Yeah, Clunesies. Like a fucking real Clunesie.
Yeah, very, very...
I'd love to go back and just...
Clean house.
Well, they would have copped it as well.
They would have been like...
Because we were there first.
So for a fair few years, they would have been like,
oh, are you related to Robert or Ross or Barry?
Who's that worse for?
Someone getting in there and ruining it for your family or for them.
They're having to hear that all the time.
Oh, right.
So you're the second ones here.
No one wants that.
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, I'm pretty heavily associated with this podcast of being from Maribor.
So now if anyone goes back there and meets them now,
has in any way heard about this,
yeah, that'd be the first question.
Exactly.
Yeah.
I wonder if we've got any new...
Let us know if you're from Maryborough
and you do listen to this podcast
because we did do a live show there a couple of years ago.
Yep.
And what a great time it was being allowed out of the house.
Remember that?
Yep.
Let alone using that time to go to Maryborough.
If only we'd known. Yeah. We would have done. Remember that? Yeah. Let alone using that time to go to Maribor. If only we'd known.
Yeah.
We would have done things very differently.
Yeah.
We're on our virtual deathbed just looking back going,
why did we use our time on Earth like this?
Yeah, it's all flashing before our eyes.
Yeah.
But if you listen to the show and you're from Maribor, let us know.
I'd like to know exactly how many people.
Because I remember when we went there,
we did have listeners there that just didn't come.
Great.
Yeah.
Classic.
So we just had a heap of people flying in for it and whatever.
But there were legitimately people from Maribor that listened
that didn't come to that show.
Yeah.
Let us know how many listeners we do have in Maribor.
That'd be good.
But thanks, Bronwyn.
Thanks, Bronwyn.
Thanks, Bronwyn.
Thanks, Smithers.
Thanks, Smudger
Do you know that?
That's a nickname
I think
As I've covered on this show before
In Maribor
My
Our family
Chandler
For whatever reason
We were nicknamed Chang
Changa
Yep
And then when I moved out
I moved to Ballarat
To Maribor
To Melbourne
They'd be like
Oh what's your nickname?
Oh you know
You know the whole Chandler thing
Of being called Chang or Changa
No No one's ever heard of that Outside of fucking Smallville and they'd be like, oh, what's your nickname? You know, the whole Chandler thing of being called Chang or Changa.
No.
No one's ever heard of that outside of fucking Smallville or wherever you fucking come from.
Yep.
Smith, believe it or not, I don't think you would have heard this.
I think in England, it's a very common thing to be called Smudger.
Smudger.
Yeah.
I love that.
That is good, isn't it?
Yeah.
A lot of soccer players that had the last name Smith were called Smudger.
Yeah, I love it.
I love that.
It kind of makes me wish I was called Smith.
It's a weird one.
Smudger.
To turn Smith into Smudger.
Yeah.
Classic England in their language, though.
Yeah.
Thank you to Patreon subscriber.
Third cab off the rank.
We always talk about the first.
We don't talk about the other cabs.
But third cab off the rank this week.
Charlotte Hollandaile. Oof. the rank we always talk about the first we don't talk about the other cabs but um third cab off the rank this week charlotte hollandaise oh close to being hollandaise would have loved that would have loved that big buyer of hollandaise i've talked about this on the show as well before
um people have brought me hollandaise sauce at a live show um big hollandaiser a lot you love it
with steak.
Traditionally, it's more of a breakfast thing, I think, I believe.
I'll have it.
I think it is.
Yeah, I wonder what its origins are because I most strongly associate it with an eggs
Benedict.
Yes.
It's the key ingredient.
Otherwise, you're just eating eggs on a muffin.
Yes.
Or toast if the cafe doesn't care to really put the extra bit of love in and serve it as it's traditionally meant to be eaten.
That is, you couldn't.
I think it must, that must be its origins because there's plenty of things that it's good with, but the Eggs Benedict is the one thing that if it's not included, it's a different dish.
Yeah, look, that's very fair.
You're exactly right when you say that.
If it doesn't have that, you don't call it that. Yeah. That's like, tell me about a donut. It's got a dish. Yeah, look, that's very fair. You're exactly right when you say that. If it doesn't have that, you don't call it that.
Yeah.
That's like, tell me about a donut.
It's got a hole.
Correct.
Yep.
Holland Age sauce, formerly known as, formerly also called Dutch sauce.
Oh.
Wow.
It's one of the five mother sauces in French cuisine.
Ah, okay.
I don't know what the other mother, it doesn't say what the other mother sauces are.
It's a key ingredient in Eggs Benedict.
Yep.
And is often served on vegetables such as steamed asparagus.
I would not have picked that as the second thing to put Hollandaise sauce on.
No.
I'm a big one of putting it on steak.
Yep.
That's my go-to steak sauce.
Yep.
Even though it's not supposed to be that.
I started getting it instead of a Bearnaise sauce.
I always forget what Bearnaise actually is.
I don't.
You know what?
I haven't bought Bearnaise for so long. I just bought it the other day because I didn't have Hollandaise sauce.
So I'm about to find out.
The most common derivative of Hollandaise is Berenice.
What do you add to it or subtract from it to make it better?
You replace the acidifying agent,
vinegar reduction or lemon sauce,
in a preparation with a strain reduction of vinegar,
shallots, fresh chervil, fresh tarragon,
crushed peppercorn.
Ooh.
Fuck, it sounds good. Do you like a bit of bearnaise?
Yeah
No I'm about to go
I find them pretty similar
To be honest
Yeah
They're
I like them both
They're both fine
Yeah
But man
Hollandaise I just use
As a multi-purpose
Yeah
Fish
Steak
Goes good with everything
Yeah
It's weird that it is
So strongly linked
With breakfast
Because yeah
It's great with eggs But it's fucking great With everything Yeah And yeah, it's great with eggs, but it's fucking great with everything.
Yeah.
And it's made from eggs, isn't it?
It is eggs.
So it's weird to just, I mean, it truly is.
It's up there with, like, the big old fat cunt move that I'm a huge fan of,
going to KFC, getting the chips, getting a potato and gravy,
and dunking the chips in the potato and gravy.
It's kind of a bit like that.
Right.
You're smothering your poached eggs in more egg, in just egg sauce.
Right.
It's, you're not looking out for yourself.
Putting a bit of potato sauce on mashed potato.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's, it's, yeah, look, Berenice, I'm about to go back in on you, but Hollandaise is,
it's the sort of thing where I very, if I go to the supermarket and i see it i go it's
a bit of a hard one to find they sort of hide it a little bit it's yeah you got to go searching it's
it's almost like as as i infamously enjoy chocolate mousse you don't go right i'll just go to the bit
where they have this this product they just chuck it around all over the joint it's moved from
supermarket to supermarket yeah there's no universally agreed upon spot that the Hollandaise should be.
Exactly.
You know what?
Chocolat mousse in my local supermarket, it's in two different spots for no reason.
Yeah, right.
There's a spot for it near the front and a spot right up the back.
Inexplicably.
There's two different spots for chocolat mousse.
When do you see that with any other product?
Yeah.
They've really put it in the miscellaneous items.
Well, you could argue that they want people to always be able to find mousse at whatever part of the supermarket they're in.
I don't think.
They're giving it more exposure.
I think you're giving them too much respect for their mousse placement.
I think they're just like, they probably haven't even noticed themselves.
Yeah, true.
I think.
There's probably like two different guys that stock the shelves and one of them's got a
preference for one and one's got the preference for the other.
Yeah.
But I'm not saying that that's deliberately why they did it.
I'm saying that that's a positive, perhaps unintended outcome that, you know, the mooses,
more people are aware of moose because of this.
Yeah.
Well, it works for me.
It's literally, I think I've said this online, if not on the show,
but it's so funny that my local supermarket,
it's got like six different brands of chocolate moose.
It's like, you know, I know it can make a difference,
but if just one idiot keeps buying it every day and they go,
oh, wow, Hawthorne's really into chocolate moose.
No one person is.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And they just keep restocking it because they're like, well, we're always out.
Well, it's just for me.
Yeah.
As soon as if, you know, for some reason I moved to Richmond, it's like, fuck, you're
going to have an overload of chocolate mousse.
Yeah.
Hollandais.
Thanks.
Thanks, Charlotte.
Thanks, Charlotte.
Thank you to Patreon subscriber Christopher Johnson.
You like that?
Nice.
I like that a lot.
Which bit do you like?
I love a big old Christopher, I have to say.
What?
Yeah, hanging down there, having a big old Christopher in between the legs.
Is that?
What does that mean?
What do you mean?
You're having a big Christopher?
I've never heard that before.
A big old Christopher.
I've never heard that one before.
Is that what girls say?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The secret girls business.
Okay.
I heard this accidentally when I was sitting on the other side of the girls' change rooms
with a glass up against the door.
Does that still work?
I don't get turned on by looking through the little peephole.
It's the goss that I'm most titillated by.
Isn't that weird how that's the magnifying glass of the ears?
Yeah.
The glass up to the wall.
An actual glass.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It also magnifies sound.
That should be called a magnifying glass as well.
Yeah, good point.
Yeah.
I think you've just written a new joke.
I hope not because it wasn't good, but it was interesting.
Look forward to seeing you try that at your next gig in 12 months' time.
Yeah, that'll be good for the next Commonwealth Games in 12 years' time.
Yeah, having a big Johnson is what I believe you're alluding to.
Yes, I sure am.
Isn't that an interesting nickname slash code slash whatever that is?
Having a Johnson. but that would be
interesting what not if girls have nicknames for their own parts do they like i feel like
guys have probably made up all the nicknames for the girls parts rather than great point
yeah great point um i don't think it was a woman who first went i reckon a pussy would be a good
name exactly yeah yeah i'm gonna start calling mine
a moot yeah there's no i mean maybe i love look i'd love to meet that woman yeah she sounds pretty
cool i'd be happy to hear if girls have made up names for guys parts or girls parts just to hear
what the the female version is you You know when other languages,
like maybe it's French or whatever,
when they have like,
you say something and you go,
oh, that's stupid because that's the female version.
You're talking like a female or whatever it is.
Yeah.
Honestly, that. Honestly, the female tense or whatever it is of a vagina or a penis.
Yeah.
I'd like to know about that.
I feel like there would be cooler words for both parts if girls were making it up.
If girls were exclusively making up the names for...
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't know.
I mean, I know a lot of women who, when they'll talk about a guy that they've picked up and had sex with,
they'll use the term willy, which I think is just abhorrent.
Yeah.
I cannot stand it.
So I don't know.
I don't know.
Like that's of all the terms for it.
I get that you're trying to be slightly more polite about it.
But like willy is just the worst.
I hate it.
I quite like it because it's a little bit more – I know it doesn't sound –
classy is maybe not the right word for it,
but it's classier than a lot of horrible words for it.
And it's less animalistic almost.
And so when you hear guys go,
oh, yeah, and then they're pussy and yeah,
and then girls are like, oh, he's willy.
And you go, oh, it's sort of cute.
There's something about it that's always
rubbed me the wrong way i think the fact that it is something that like little kids refer to it as
yeah so i i don't like it it just being it just being so heavily associated with children
emasculate protests me is it emasculating it's not a mask it's just it's the it's the bringing
a childlike thing into it it's not the emculated. It's like we shouldn't be referencing children
when we're talking about you having sex.
Because it's like me picturing a four-year-old going,
oh, look at my willy.
And it's like a woman saying, oh, here's willy.
It's like, so are you getting fucked by a four-year-old?
That's where my head goes.
And I'm standing by it.
You can't use it in dirty talk.
Oh, totally.
No, 100% you can't use it in dirty talk. Yeah, totally. No, 100% you can't use it in dirty talk.
Yeah.
What?
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's very hard to do that.
I wonder if these days people are still using Johnson.
Like this bloke, Christopher Johnson,
would he be still copping that?
I wouldn't mind that.
A woman going, you know, like the same thing I was just saying.
Women I know use Willie.
They're like, yeah, and then he took his Johnson out.
Right.
I actually love that.
I'd love it if he had a girlfriend that would say to her friends,
I'm just going over to see Christopher's Johnson.
Yeah, nice.
That was the nickname.
Very nice.
I'm sure he's used that himself.
I hope so.
I reckon he, yeah, sleep at the wheel if he hasn't used that.
Yeah, he's wasted his life.
Big time. If he hasn't used that. Yeah, he's wasted his life. Big time.
If he hasn't done that.
Big time.
Christopher, let us know the history of how you've used your name to represent your penis.
I would love to know.
Yeah.
Thanks, Christopher.
Thanks, Christopher.
All right.
It is the end times, which means we've all got shit to do before it all ends.
Yeah.
So we do have to shoot off.
So look, we've just got one name left.
Oh,
okay.
Hopefully,
by the time everything ends up,
we'll have gotten to everyone's name
that subscribes.
But,
yeah,
we might have to have a very long episode
one week.
Yeah.
Do six or something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We've got time that long.
But,
okay.
Right.
One more.
We'll just do this. We've got to take off. okay right one more we'll just do this
we've got to take off
alright thank you to
Patreon subscribers
oh okay
what
oh it just reminds me of
something we've been saying
yeah okay
the world truly has gone mad
because this has never happened before
yeah yeah yeah
I don't know
well we'll see if you
pick it up
I don't know
I mean we were just talking about
Chris about
anyway
thank you to Patreon subscriber Puntang Comedy You pick it up. I don't know. I don't know. I mean, we were just talking about Chris. Anyway.
Thank you to Patreon subscriber Poon Tang Comedy.
Poon Tang Comedy.
So it's just weird because when I was a kid, I used to call my penis comedy.
Oh, right.
Okay.
I used to call my penis poontang.
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