Aunty Donna Podcast - Jeopardy 3 - Double Jeopardy!

Episode Date: September 22, 2026

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All right, you motherfuckers. Jeopardy is back on. And this ain't your grandmother's Jeopardy. You fucking cucks. This is Jeopardy with Mark Banana. No, fucking questions. We're doing crazy shit. We've got to...

No, I ask the question. No, I give the answer. You ask the question and that's the answer. That's how Jeopardy works. Suck my fat-ass lips, you motherfuckers. Let's get into Jeopardy. All right. Today are contestants on Jeopardy.

Suck my fat ass lips. My... Can we turn his mic off? Can we turn his mic off while I'm trying to introduce? So we are here on Jeopardy, the Mark Bananao version, and if you want to have your mic turn on, you've got to be polite and not fucking comment on the tone of the show. Not being.

It's just, I don't think, even if it's not your grand mother's show. No, you don't get there. If you're not just fucking on board with what we're doing tonally, then your mic will be off and you'll have to yell the whole episode. Is that what you want? That's not what I want. It's not what the audience wants. That's not what anyone wants.

I think just starting a show with fat ass lips is a bit for long. Are you done? No, I'm not done, cut. No, put him back on. Or behave. Welcome to Jeopardy. We have two contestants today. I'm the host.

Alex Quebec. Alex? From French Canada? Yeah, Alex Quebec. No, he is French Canada. Alex Quebec. You said it was Mark Bonano's Jeopardy. This is another fucking problem I have with this show.

He's the producer! You have this, you start with fat ass lips. Mark's the producer. Mark's the producer. The producer. The producer. All right? The juicer.

You don't have, you know, uh, fucking Ridley Scott doesn't star in Blade Runner of the director's cut. He directed it. But he's not in it. But put him back on. I can't hear him. John Favreau's in Iron Man. It's different.

It's a cameo. No, he's like a canonic character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And I'm going to say again, starting a show with that ass lips. You go. I can't, I can't, well, I've got to introduce Zach's funny character. I can't keep going back and forth town Tom to turn your mic on and off. That's very stressful for me. I'm neurodivergent and you are being.

And that is basically a, disability and what you are doing is you are making my life harder and that makes you turn him on for that turn him on for that what you say sorry to be sitting here for your fat ass lips turn him off turn him off see this is i can't multitask i'm a man and we're bad at that that's what every woman tells me now turn him back on what are you doing and our other guest other than broden is uh she's a billionaire she's an evil hearted person. It's Gina Reinhart. Thank you so much for having me. But so softly spoken. It's such a pleasure to be here. True power you don't need to show. Yeah, it's true. That's true. That's

very true. And it's such a pleasure to be here. What was that? You said about me? Oh, just the, uh, the, uh, your billionaire and, um, I would say in your heart, you have a heart of darkness. Black and dead. Yeah. Careful now. What are you going to do? Mine, my fucking rental property. All right. Now, let's get on to the... I could destroy you. So what I'll do, probably... Start fracking my fucking powder room.

What I'll probably do, Mark. What I'll probably do is I'll probably sue you for saying that. But first... I'll cut your fucking Michael like you wouldn't believe. You turn Gina Mindhart's... Gina Mindhart? Turn her back on. That's the character.

Gina Mindhart. It's a different character. Now, what I'll do, Mark, I'll just explain to you what I'll do is I will... I will sue you. I'll create maybe a number of court proceedings against you. Before I do that, I'll talk to every single lawyer in the area of this in Australia. I will have a meeting with every single one.

And also the Gina, Gina, this is what she actually does. I will talk to every single one. I'll then put the cases against you. You'll go to talk to each lawyer and they won't be able to work with you because of a conflict of interest of having earlier. talk to me. I will then spend years. It won't be about winning years in the court system. Don't do it. Don't.

Design purely to destroy your life. Don't. I'm sorry. I said you'd frack him up out of room. It hurt my feelings. I'm sorry. Well, it hurt my feelings. We can't afford this.

Have you seen the Marvel TV show Ironheart? No, I haven't seen it, Mark. I'll tell you what I have seen. Similar. I was at my friend Elon Musk's house the other week. Why are you giving him islands? What's that now? I'm sorry, don't worry about it.

Let's do Jeopardy. Unless you want to tell us about Elon. No, I think you want to apologise for that island. I don't think I want to apologise. Are you sure? I don't think I said it. I think I'm tired. I just apologise.

I reckon just to be safe. I'm generally sorry for a bunch of different things. And I'd like you to say that I'm not evil-hearted. I'd like you to say I'm a good woman. I think you are good at being a woman for sure. Can't doubt that. First category. Now, let's all say brum-brum together.

Brum, brum, brum, brum, brum. Oh, that's about fun. All right, let's start with... Gina Meinhart. Gina Minehart and Broden Kelly on Mark Bonano's Jeopardy. I'm Alec Quebec. I am French Canada. And let's start.

It's your pick, Gina. What's on the board? Your pick, Gina. Why'd you point at me? No, we don't do that. Ever since Zach Sward, we let you improvise what's on the board. Yeah, I was stitching you up with the pointing at you. Don't point at me, Mark.

I would never. I was pointing at the microphone Saying leave that on Because I would never cut you off You're powerful Let's all say brum-brom-brom Pick your category Gina and then I'll give you the answer

And then you answer that And then you answer that We're doing political satire No this is a game show This podcast is political satire And also it's coming out months from now So the brum-brum won't be relevant We're doing aged

Australian political satire. I have an idea. Which is also the most rancid. I think political satire is often just a normalising force. Rancid, it's not going to change any opinions. More than anything, I thought she has a funny voice. Clearly you've not watched talking pictures on inside. It's been done.

I think political satire has been too much. I want to bring in political satire. Oh, I love sate. So if we just cover ourselves up in a spicy peanut sauce and you just do exactly the same thing. Yes. Then I think we can, that's new. Oh, I love that.

You don't have to do. Let's all say brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, brum, like a, like, so I'm going to choose people that have sued their children for $1,000. All right, people who have sued their children for $1,000. Political satire. My name is, well, I'm, I own lots of stuff, mines, and I love g-de-s. Oh, yes. You can beep that.

Probably. Probably. Probably. It's speculation. Oh, that it'd have to be. Who is Gina Reinhard? Correct. Who is Gina Ryan?

You got beeped that line. Remember this is political sate. This is not political sate. We can't get in trouble. You calling it political satee does not make it not political sateau. I would love to see Gina sue a entree. I'd love to see her sue an entree. Who's Gina Sue?

No, Gina. And I don't want to tell you. take her to the ball. No, I'd love to see. I'd love to see a Gina sue entree, because I don't know what that is, and maybe that's a new cuisine I haven't tried. I'll sue the entree.

I'll even sue the main, the rarer main, where it's chopped up bits of chicken in a sort of saute stir fry. For American audiences, we call our starters entrees. And who is Gina Reinhardt for American audiences? And who,

and what's the brumbrum for American audiences? And what? That stuff they can figure out on their own dollar, and their own dime. Because with their age. AI subscriptions. And I can get it all out on my own time. Yeah, but you were the, you were, you inherited immense wealth from your father.

Is it? I'll sue you for that. No, I think that's fact. I think that's, I want you to apologize. Sorry. Pick another. I want you to be very clear and say, I made my own wealth. No, I can't, I'm not saying that.

If you don't, I'll sue you. No, I, well, I'll go on. Just say, Gina Reinhart is a top lady that made her own wealth. No, I can't say that. I won't. I can't. Play the game. But your power, you got a right, so you pick again.

You got a thousand bucks. That'll go far in your world. I'll go with people destroying Australian democracy. Okay, great. People to Australia. I am the kind of person that will give millions of dollars to a racist right with political party. Yes.

Gina Ryan. Yeah, who was Gina Ryan? That's great. I love that your desire to keep us out of. of this is drugged by your desire. Yeah, what a win. I got a win. All right.

Well, you got it. So you go again, Broden. And but let's go, already? It's flying by. Let's go to a... There's so much libelist legal. So much in 10 minutes we could do. Yeah, man, it's sick.

Let's go for an ad break. Who's going to buy this ad space? Oh, God, imagine if it's like a mining company. We block that. What about probably? No, I changed to that. We don't need the ad space now Because we've all been paid by Albo

To do this. Satire. Stop naming political people. Albo paid us money to do this. It started with Mark talking about fat ass lips And it's moved into Anyway. We've just become

We're just a mouthpiece For the Labour Party now That's what this podcast is. What are we doing? It's the new era. You thought this was part of the hot meat era, didn't you? No. Now we're trying to.

eternal actions or just keep things stable. Do you want me to pull back on the satire? I think that would be nice. Is it fair to say back on the satire up on the sate? Yep. Let's do that. When we come back, I'll be playing a brand new character.

Because I agree. I think we're in unprecedented times, Broden, and it doesn't serve us to do satire that isn't thought out. So when we come back, there will no longer be any satire. Only sate. But I think it can be a little bit of sat though My new character will not be satirical All right, great

I think that'll make Broden the happiest And we are back And we have a new contestant But we haven't gone to the ad yet What? Didn't we? Is it? And we're back from the ad

That was my mistake I fucked up But I'm the kind of person that'll Admit it No, I won't do Husey I'm not going to do satire No, I don't, I don't, I don't think it's fair to punch down. When I see Hughesy talk now, I'm like, I can't make fun of him.

That's punching down because he's, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, who, we got Broden Kelly Steele, he's stuck around. And we're keeping your score of a thousand. Yes. But the other person, this new character restarts. Why don't you introduce yourself to us? Hello, my name is goo. Hello, goo.

That's better. Are you a wet, viscous goo? Well, you can be viscous and wet. Are you a wet goo? Are you a viscous goo? Tell me about your gooness. Think, like maple syrup, but thicker. Like a molasses?

Yeah. Sick. Are you being held by some sort of receptacle, like a glance. or are you viscous enough to hold your own form? I am right now the like I'm on a one of those little honey type sticks. I'm on a I'm on something and I'm dripping. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm in the process of dripping.

This is better. This is a bit of fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Any peanuts? No, no peanuts in this kitchen because of peanut allergies. Right. Right. because of the satay thing, but I'll tell you what.

You add, I am an edible goo. Oh, nice. Just non-toxic? You add half a teaspoon of me. Play-Doh's edible, but you wouldn't. No, do you have any nutritional benefits or are you tasty? I'm sweet. I've got a hint of umami.

Oh, great. And you add half a teaspoon of me. That's all you need. Yep. To your saute. Yep. You need, you, it adds a silky, viscous texture, a bit of sweet. a bit of sweetness.

This is taken on, this is gone for a while now. It's the character introduction. I had a good Gina Ryanhart. Now you're goo. But I think you're right. I think we're just, and we don't know when this is going to come out.

The landscape is changing so quickly. Who knows, you know, when this comes out, what's going to be relevant, what's not. So I think goo is safe. It's the way to go.

Yeah. Now, goo, because you started at a disadvantage, Broden's already on $1,000. You get to pick first. What category would you like? You pick the category. I give you the answer. You ask the question to the answer, which is the answer. Sure. That's how it works. I will go with

solid liquid or gas for $200. Solid liquid or gas for $200. I am brown. I come from the ground and when I come out I make a sound. Oh, that was goo. What is squelchy mud? Correct. What is squelchy mud? Very good, goo. That's a gas.

Pardon? Liquid gas or solid was the category. Oh. And it's all things that aren't quite as easy to define. I will go with liquid, solid or gas for 200? You just said 200. For 500. 500?

For 500. A few weeks ago, I corrected you and said there wasn't a 500, but I was wrong. I apologize. Not me, goo. Here it is. I'm goo. Well, well, look at me. I'm all three.

That was Broden. The Holy Trinity of God and Christ and the Holy Ghost. Incorrect. And you're banned from answering the next question because of that. Yes? Do not bring God into this place? This is a godless place. Sorry.

I will not have. will not have that such a thing. We separate jeopardy and religion. Okay. That is one of the fundamental laws of jeopardy. I have every respect for your religion, but we separate jeopardy of religion here. Otherwise, the answer to everything would be God

because he did it all, right? Or she. Oh, brother. I know. This is what it starts. We're already off to a bad fucking start. Yes. I am water, ice and steam.

Just water would have been fine, yes. Or just H2O. H2O. Next category. I will go same category for $800. If you hold me in, you'll get a tummy ache. I was bro a big fart. Big sticky fart.

I'm sorry. What is big sticky fart? Wet fart. No. What are you doing? What is a wet fart? But then he's... What is a big stinky fart?

Come on, give you the points. A wet fart is a bit of poo. Yeah, but what... Listen, this is what fucking happened, all right? He didn't ask it in a question. I said so many times, I give the answer. You ask the question, and that is the answer. He didn't do it, and then you didn't do it.

But then he did it. But I said wet fart. Yeah, but then you... I'm going to give it the Broden. Thank you. How much was that for? That was 500. 800?

800. 800. You keep in, you're doing the maths in your head. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Great. Pick a new category or stay to liquid gas or solid. I'd take religion in Christ for 300.

Great. I created all things. God. Yes. No, you can't. What is God? All right. You did a get, if you don't.

You get one shot and then I should have another. If you don't both start asking the fucking questions as the answers. it's so disrespectful on both of your jeopardies. Sure. I was buzzing in, asking questions for the answers. What do you do for work, man? I'm a comedian. Can you do that?

Yeah, you're a comedian. Can I do what? On my episode? Cut them off. Cut them both off. You listen to fucking me. Listen to me. You fucking listen to me.

You fucking listen to me. Start asking questions as your answers to the answers I give you, which are the questions. Okay? All right. Turn them back on. Can. Hey, bro, me and some of the other contestants were meeting up,

meeting up after this. Oh, for bruskees? Well, we'll be talking about things. Bruskees, having a chat. We'll also be discussing all these microphone turnoffs, fact that we aren't getting paid much. Wow. If I had a drain near me right now, I'd push you into it.

You clog it. Yeah, I would. These threats of smushing me down a drain. I wouldn't have to smush. You would slide down there. But then it would take a while, right? You'd have to get like one of them snakes down there. It'd be a slow process for sure, yeah.

Yeah, and then you might lose a bit of you. And I don't know what bitter it would be. Are they bits to you? Or you're just one thing. Friends would come over to your house and you'd say, don't use that at the moment. I've put Zach the goo down there. And if we're still working him out, the toilet will clog. Shove me down the drain.

My voice will be louder. will be louder after I've been shoved down the drain. Yeah, it'll echo. For we will unionise against you, Jeopardy. And it would echo in the pipe. Good luck. It will echo in the pipe louder than any... No one will hear you over the street noise.

What if he closes the onsuit door? Ooh. Yeah. Then what do you do? Broden, it's your question. I'm going to take a more centrist approach. It's your... It's your...

You select your category. Wait, sorry. I think Brodon's a little upset because I'm... Goo is trying to unionize. We're not getting paid, which is one part of it. But then... I would like to take satay or satire for 200. Beautiful.

All right. For 200? Yeah. I am a peanut-styled sauce. What is satay? Correct. Shit. Broden.

Would you like to go again? Yep. Satay or satire for 500? Great. Countries are governed by me. Yes? Well, I didn't finish. Countries are governed by.

me and when they're made fun of in a certain way, I am called this. Yes? What is chicken saute? No. No, you went to say the right one and then you changed your mind. Hear him out. Are you going to steal? Are you going to drill into this or are you going to steal?

Well, I would have said chicken satay. So I want to know, yeah, because I want to know, explain yourself, goo. Saté is yummy. It's made of peanuts. It's fatty, but it's got lots of, a good one has spice and flavor. It can be spicy. A little bits of peanut in it? Yeah, it's a very yummy, delicious starter or entree.

Can you connect that definition to what he just said? No, I see in hindsight I was wrong. Yeah. I was just in the moment. You take it. Take it with a whip. What is chicken satire? No.

No, it's what is political satire. Nats. I go again, I'll go to the board. Satire or satire again. All right. Often you will find me at Thai restaurants on top of chicken tendies. What is Weekend Update on SNL? No.

Oh, that's satire. Isn't this too confusing this category for you? Well, we're working through it. I'll take satire or satire or satire. Well, you don't get to. That I says I do, because he didn't get it. Yeah, but you didn't get it either. Yeah, but if no one gets it, it reverts back to the person who last did it.

Is it? On my jeopardy. Well, this isn't your jeopardy, all your fucking grandmother's jeopardy. This is a new, hard, hard jeopardy. Final jeopardy. No, wait, stop that. Did you plan that? It's time for final jeopardy.

Is it? Did you make music? When did you plan to play the cool music? We talk every night, Tom and I. It was over one of our many dinners. You had dinner with Tom? Where did you eat? I sit down with Eleni.

What did you eat? I'm looking after. fucking Arcadia while Atlas is running around and we just chat. We just talk. What did you eat? What did you eat? What did you eat? Musaka.

We had. It's very believable. Trying to set you up for a satire. Yeah. You could have said you had a nice dinner of satire. It was. Satire. You didn't let me finish.

Chicken satire you could have said. Why would. Why would I be eating satire in a beautiful Greek household? Yeah, I get it. I get it. Maybe they have, maybe. Just because they're a new Australian family. And that doesn't mean every night it's Musaka for dinner.

But just set me up to make fun of an immigrant family. What did you have for dinner last night? I had chicken snitzel last night. Chicken schnitzel. Yeah. It's very close to sate. Oh. I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know if it's close to sate. I think on a table it could be close to sate. Yeah, geographically. Yeah, like, but I don't think. I'm talking purely about the word. would you have the night before chickens

oh yeah they yeah schnitzel chicken chate it's about as close as satay is to satire which isn't very close and what would you have the night before I'm pretty sure we have like a creamy pasta so two non-greek things

eight letters your eight letters in before you divert and the creamy past could have been Greek what the Greeks don't do fucking pasta well I tell you the Italians wouldn't make this sort of pasta why Because it's like, it's like you dump cream and mushrooms and chives and chicken and

And would the Greeks do that either? No. No, I don't think the Italians actually have cream in their pasta. They normally do like egg based. Well, it's probably some fucking region where they're fucking down. I mean, it's a much more regional. Like, who knows? Italy is much more regional.

Final jeopardy. Most of what we eat is from kind of the middle of Italy, yeah? Or sort of the south even. I've seen some of the stuff they're eating in the north, very. Yeah, pizza. It's like, you know, there's parts of China where they have cumin and lamb and bread. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Delicious food, the Hunan region.

How'd they figure out, how they, what happened with... Almost Middle Eastern in its flavour profile to my untrained tongue. Here's what I've never... Here's what I've never understood. How come... How can no one ever went away a second? We can't name this drink margarita. That's already a fucking pizza.

Why didn't that ever That was never brought up That's a crazy thing about language Ma'er Is that language Or is that just a mistake I'm sure the etymology is a shared etymology Toy the entomology music

What's the etymology music It's the theme song we wrote Remember? No I don't remember It's a hard EDM beat Yeah it was hard Hard hard hard Well you do the etymology of that song

You do the etymology of Margarita How did that fuck did that happen Now we're gonna go Find out the etymology of a word with Tom Why is Margarita The same word as Margarita Even though they're very different things

No one went, wait, stop Don't name it that That's already a thing We're gonna find out the etymology Of a word with Tom Maybe they named one thing in Mexico Or South America While the other thing got its name in Italy

That can't be possible I mean Margarita and Margarita Have different languages So they've probably got a shared Latin root to each other and but why they so different. Oh, there's many reasons why they can be different. No one went, no one at any point when,

oh, we fucked out. It's like once you named it, that's it. They could have been calling it Margarita in Italy for 50 years and Mexico for 50 and before anyone even heard about it. It's why. Maybe. Maybe they both. We've got our answers.

Well, they sound nearly identical. Margarita, the cocktail, and Margarita, the pizza, have completely different etymologies. The cocktail traces back to the Spanish word for Daisy, while the pizza is named after an Italian queen. Whose name was Daisy? Well, that sounds to me like the queen's named after the Daisy. Pearl. No, it's just the Italian proper noun for Margaret, sorry? Oh.

Margarita is from Daisy. You've lost control of your jeopardy. No, I haven't, because wherever. entering Final Jeopardy right now. No. It's when they're thinking. It's when they're thinking. How does it work?

I ask one question. Yeah. All right. Are you guys... The word margarita stems from the Latin margarita, which means pearl. Yeah, but that's irrelevant to both the cocktail and the pizza, Zach. Yeah. If you could fucking read.

No, but then the next follow-up question was how did she come by? I just feel like someone should have said. Stop. What are we doing? We can't do this. Because the amount of times I've gone to a bar, ordered a margarita, and then they have given me a pizza stuffed into a glass.

How many times does that happen to you? Never. Admit it. Admit that's never happened to you. Why? Because you're wasting it. Why should I admit that? Yeah.

You've actually got me. Yeah. Yeah. That's a lesson, kids. If anyone asks you to explain yourself, just yell why at them until they, break to they fold.

We're getting on the final jeopardy. We have this question and get ready. I am both a drink and the pizza. I got a really good chance. I'm both a drink

and the pizza and I am something that at no point anyone in the world went, wait a second, stop, we can't do this. So I just wanted to sort of say that it all traces back.

Back to the Latin word meaning pearl. Final Jeopardy. So Margaret, the woman is named after pearl. It's similar to calling someone Pearl now. And on top of that, the pizza. So the pizza is named after the person. I don't see you right in your answer down. Tequila is named after the daisy.

Daisies are called margarita because they have the same. Don't forget to make a wager. They same beauty, pearly color. Dazes look quite pearly. Yeah. Right. So what was your answer? It's too late.

Oh, fuck. So, let's have a look at your answers. And how much you wagered. Don't forget that. Broden, first of all, how much did you wager? No, you do that second. What? No, I'm my, this is a different.

Yeah, but this ain't your fucking. grandmas jebby i've been setting that up the whole time it's more aggressive it's a more it's a aggressive style my nana used to talk what my nana used to say fat lips ass lips all time did she no yeah you've deserated that never even both on me yeah sorry about that that's okay mine might have i it was hard to understand her a lot of times a lot of broken english he's not she was very funny though yeah so she might say yeah she'd probably make a crack about her ass leaps like letting out some sort of pong

what she would pong often what would that sound like when she ponged is like a like a little they would be like that her the gas from her

from her back sounded like the same from her from her mouth from the front there you that's a polite little one as if none of was being polite After this I'll tell you story about none. Is that one of you guys doing the... Is this how much you wagered?

That's disgusting. You're feeling my house of answers that you give me the question to with stink and disgusting brown gas. Would it be alright if next week we do another jeopardy? I'd love to host another jeopardy. I really don't think. You get a, yeah, yeah, well, Tom's saying thumbs up.

No, no, no, no, no. In the episode, in the episode. Next week, we'll talk about our fair. Next week, maybe we'll come back. To be fair, this has been the only jeopardy that has sustained jeopardy for the full podcast length. My one did. Did it? I don't remember.

We're going to talk. Well, and then the second. This is the first to end. Just lots of fart sounds. Yeah, but we haven't, that was not my choice. I'm hard against the farts. I've been hard. I wanted no brown in this.

Excuse me. I didn't want this. That's against my, my commandments. That was me, that one. Now listen, now how much did you wager?

Did you bet it all? And what is your answer? Margarita. What is Margarita? No, no, no. No. You lose it all. No. Um, goo.

What do you scribble down? I scribbled down Do you want me to tell you what I waged? Apparently that is to come second. Whoa. Don't want to upset Broden's grandma. Can't upset mine. She'd watch this.

She'd forget it immediately afterwards. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, the dementia. What did you write down? I wrote down, the wealth of societies in which the capitalist mode of production prevails appears as an immense collection of commodities. The individual commodity appears as its elemental form. That's not a question.

How much is your wager? How much did you wager? Not a question. What did you wager? I waged $5. Wow, you win because you only lose $5. Broden loses it all. And that's the...

More. He's trying to kill you and overthrow you. I'm not trying to kill him. And that's a misrepresentation of my views. Yeah. And they're just a goo. I'm not what, see that. That's the sound of, uh...

He's trying to kill me. No, I'm not. I just said I'd love to push you down a drain because then you wouldn't be able to... I don't know if that would kill you. No, I didn't, no. I don't want to kill him. I just want to inconvenience him. Yeah, try and kill me, mate.

Try and kill me. In the same way, I'd like key your car. Oie. Just if I was piss. stuff. Just a couple of fellas we're meeting, we're meeting down by Lib. We're going to meet. We're going to talk about some ideas.

All right. If you want to join me, we're stop the Brown. The Brown. I've not given permission for Brown in this podcast. Join us next week for Zach's Jeopardy. No. Maybe we need to have an argument about it off here. And then you'll see if, if, who won?

You'll see whether or not, Broan and I just folded because it's easier to just say yes. because who gives a shit who fucking gives a shit or if Brod and I are just being cunts and we just want to be shut down or maybe you'll see a compromise maybe you know we're not going to talk about it

and we're not we're going to have a conversation off air I'm going to say now though I'm not willing to compromise it's black and white for me so let's find out what we're doing next week what hard no I'm a hard no on it because I feel like we got it because my position is I want to do full

jeopardy, no compromise as well. So let's find out. My position is black and white too. Ah, let's find out. It doesn't matter or what. No, it's the artist. The Oscar winning film, The Artist. Oh, nice.

Right, yeah, let's find out. Let's get stuck into this. Let's have an argument now. See next week, everybody. See you. No, I'm fine to do it. It'll be good. Yeah, absolutely.

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