Sloss and Humphries On The Road - Ep. 3.17 Me Love You Longley Time
Episode Date: November 29, 2018After being asked for their opinion on Fantastic Beasts this podcast just becomes a movie, book, comic and podcast review of muggins and cream's favourite entertainment over the past few weeks resulti...ng in a verbal rimming of Dave Longley. Who is a fantastic beast, so it went full circle, if you know what I mean.
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Sloss and Humphrey's on the road!
Muggins and cream, creaming muggins, straight thuggin', living the dream
And that's our intro
Fucking muggles!
Tickling the clit inside your head that makes you laugh
Woohoo!
Hahaha!
They said it can't be done!
Are we in the same seats?
That's hack
Awww, muggles
Accidental rim job in the park
Kiss kiss kiss
Or might just be cynical
Just muggled it up on fucking Mugglepedia
Where have you been since 9-11?
What's that one?
Why do you have a cold sore?
Fatigue, stress.
I don't think I see you get cold sores.
I'm running down.
I'm running down on all that fucking tramp pussy.
I said it because I went to Natalie's for one night.
I didn't say Natalie.
I was actually telling everyone that you cheat on Natalie.
But very bold of you
to assume
that I went
that when I say
kind of a fucking
trapped place
you immediately go
my wife
you're just opening
the podcast
with slander
oh so guys
this is the fucking
start of the fucking
pickle and pincer one
as well
just you clicking
something didn't happen
oh my god
this is
this is dangerous.
It's a fucking dangerous accusation.
Sucking your dick?
But still, let's get to the point
of the fact that whenever I just say
something really awful like, so there was this
slagathorn, my wife!
I'd have shit
to her mouth.
That feels like some of that came from you. I wish I'd have shit to it but I'm not that feels like some of that came from you
we should get in some
I mean we did say
after a day but
did you not get any sex
well didn't we just
turn up at like
one o'clock in the morning
and she left for
Amsterdam at three
oh yeah
should have get in
one of them windows
that's what I put her
through it how much is that what I put her through it
how much is that dog
I gave her a lift to the
well
the bus stop
oh my god
you're honestly
the worst husband
that there's ever been
a real husband
would have taken her
would have driven her
to Amsterdam
to the airport
so we got in at one
And then she had to
Be out like
For
Be at the bus stop
For half three
To go out and lift
Half three
Or just
At one
Just be like
Maybe I'm off to bed
I'll drop you off there
And then
Buddle down into the car
Didn't even grab my luggage
Right
You got a chance to get changed
Put a face on
Right so Remember when we were We were in Amsterdam Didn't even grab my luggage. Right. You got a chance to get changed. Put a face on.
All right, so.
Remember when we were in Amsterdam,
we were in the Soho House Hotel?
No comment.
Oh, that time.
Yes.
How come now?
We're just in a travel lodging pool.
What happened to this tour?
Oh, nah.
What happened?
Well, so here's the problem, boys and girls.
That's what happens. We've been doing the same tour for about eight years now.
And some of the places are lovely.
And those are the places we go back to every year.
And then some of the places are new and experimental.
And more times than not, they're shy and we end up never going back to them.
But thanks to Netflix success, this tour has been a sort of mixture of those gigs selling out
and also
with newer gigs
added
in bigger venues
which is obviously
what the future
holds for us
but occasionally
you have to come
crashing back
down to reality
by coming to
fucking pool
now in pool's
defence
audience was great
audience was great
they were really
really really good
I was not looking
forward to going
on stage
no
because we
got to the
travel lodge which was
big grim yeah right wasn't it someone talking in the lift like a crazy person and oh god i you know
and just everyone in this place has a penchant now again the audience were lovely but everyone
else in pool is a thousand years old it was such a relief when we got on stage and it was like oh
like it was just people traveled into pool to be here it was the only it was such a relief when we got on stage and it was like oh like people travelled into Poole to be here
it was the only
it was like
our room was literally
the only people in Poole
that organs hadn't
been harvested
by the fucking
living dead
that occupied
because there
I think it was on
fucking
the
what were we fucking
here with
there was like
the Birmingham
Symphony Orchestra
was in upstairs is that what was in yeah yeah so it was like the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra was in upstairs
is that what was in
yeah yeah
so it was just fucking
they were so old
like the room
like I've never seen
so many old people
all in one place
it's like
up north you've got Liverpool
and down here you've got
Deadpool
what is
what is it with
that joke
that warm breath
you give that joke
was more than it deserved
I know
I know
I just thought
I'd let some like because some jerk off is going to really like that joke was more than it deserved. I know, I know. I just thought I'd let some, like,
because some jerk-off is going to really like that joke
and I'll let it tickle them.
What is it with all the cunts in the orchestra?
Like, you know, because, you know what,
I think there was a time when orchestra made sense, right?
And that was when they weren't putting orchestra music
in action movies, right?
You're like, and you're just like,
oh, man, this is the only way I can hear this
real fucking intense shit but the
second it became like
you could listen to fucking
operatic music in other
fucking scenarios while watching the preamble of Star Wars
aye I think it might be this
I think it might be how like you kind of stick
in your ways with music because it's
nostalgic like I'll like listen to 90s
rap music and I'll swear by it
that 90s rap music
is better
but also
I used to like
drive around
some of my first
relationships and
friendships and all that
like while revolving
around that music playing
so it kind of takes you
back to your
like childhood
and your defining years
like when you turn
from a child to an adult
but you told me
fucking rap
M&M concerts
in fucking 50 year times
it's just gonna be
a bunch of fucking
old fogies
standing around
fingering each other's dusty
gashes. I went to a Rush concert with my dad
and it was pretty much that
just me fingering my dad's
dusty gash
but by suggesting that you're suggesting that
all these fucking 8 year old fucking pensioners
that couldn't have been the only music out there
it wasn't just fucking orchestra shit
when they were teenagers they weren't fucking
doo-wopping and fucking dabbing in fucking clubs shit when they were teenagers they weren't fucking doo-wopping
and fucking dabbing
and fucking
clubs and whatnot
listening to
a saxophone
I think soon
there's going to be
people looking at us
listening to rap music
right like
people in their
20s and 30s
will be
like I'm talking like
when they're in their
20s and 30s
we'll be in our
60s and 70s
listening to rap music
and they will not
understand the fucking
what the hell
we are listening to
it's because they didn't
grow up on the streets
like we did
what is this tripe
I reckon
because they'll have
grown up on worse streets
tell you what
I'm really into now
I think we may have
covered this
but absolute filthy bangers
oh
some absolute
filthy bangers
how filthy
like
having to like
scrub my cock
with steel wool.
If you don't know what an absolute fucking filthy banger is,
go into Spotify right now.
And this is not the filthiest banger,
but it's what kicked this all up in my mind by...
Whoever, just having it in my mind.
Me, Gareth Waugh, G-Tip and Eshaan,
who is one of our tour managers,
we had a fucking belt night in Prague, got absolutely smashed.
Next day, missed our fucking train to Vienna.
So I had to sit in our cafe for like two hours, hung over our fucking skulls on a comedown.
And then there's just this small fucking cafe in Prague.
The music that came on was the song In My Mind.
And if you listen to it,
over the course of those fucking three minutes,
it was like an ecstasy pill kicked in,
which just has been like,
fucking what is this utter filth?
Like pop a bit of spring straight back in her step.
So now you and me and Gareth have now got a filthy...
Oh, maybe they could find our playlist.
Oh, could they?
Oh, maybe they could.
You may be able to find our playlist.
I think I might have
called it
I think it's called
I'll find out what it's called
just now
right
so I just went through
and done like
artist radio
based on that track
because I've never
really been into
dance music
I've never really
understood
I mean we've discussed
in a previous podcast
that I didn't know
how to dance
until I was 35
it's called
Filthy Bangers
by Kai Humphries
on Spotify
make public
playlist is now public
there you go
you can listen to
our absolutely
filthy bangers
there's a one on there
called Weed and Clonopin
which is I think
my hands down
favourite
but it's
isn't it
oh no
mine's is
fucking
some of the
Mike Emilio
ones
the
Last Circus 2018 and Don't Give a Fuck Deep is...
Man, I'm just walking through...
I mean, when we were in Europe,
I was walking through airports being like,
the absolute fucking state of these.
That's disgusting.
Man, I'm surprised I get let through fucking customs with them.
I'd rather fucking have child porn found on my computer
than some of this.
It's filthy.
I just found it like
strange that
it like
in my 30s
I just got into
a whole new genre
of music
that's always been there
and I felt a bit like
oh
I got it wrong
like I never heard it
right
like I knew people
were enjoying that stuff
I knew people were
enjoying filthy bangers
for years
but I just thought like
what are they saying that
just loud noises
I think it's because
everyone that was into it
was just like
a fucking
I mean
probably
the ones that was always
just chavs
chavs
chavs
fucking
fucking aye
so them chavs
voxel
keep it down
them chavs
oh yeah
we've got neighbours
the chavs
and the voxel novas
like
doing wheel spins
in little car park I always associated we didn't stop to think oh they know music aye The chavs and the voxel novas, like, doing wheel spins in Little Car Park.
I always associated...
We didn't stop to think,
oh, they know music.
Aye, and also a lot there was, like,
the faster ones.
Yeah.
These ones aren't so much that,
until them absolutely filthy drops come in.
Now, to change the subject completely,
some of you have asked us,
because obviously listening to the podcast
and knowing me
you know that
I am a very big
Harry Potter fan
and you're a reasonable
Harry Potter fan
you've seen all the movies
we went to the
stage thing together
you've read all the books
because I go again
tip
yeah
we went to the theatre
is that what you just said
yeah
and we both thoroughly
enjoyed the first
Fantastic Beasts movie
we named a corner
after the franchise
yeah
so very much into it so some of you have asked for our opinions on the new Fantastic Beasts movie. We're named a corner after the franchise. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So very much into it.
So some of you have asked for our opinions
on the new Fantastic Beasts movie,
The Crimes of Grindelwald.
So we're going to do that now.
It's been around for two weeks
and if you're a real Harry Potter fan,
you would have watched it by now.
But this is your one fucking warning that you're getting
that you can skip forward.
I promise that we'll stop talking about it
by 20 minutes into the podcast.
So if you want to skip forward,
like a fucking muggle, because we're going to spoil something for you so if you want to skip forward like a fucking muggle
because we're going to
spoil something for you
that you should have seen
by now you fucking
muggle
now's your chance
you really showed them
I did I got them
I was going to say
something awful
but like
but then I would have
turned muggle
into an actual insult
if I went
here's a muggle thing
you do you fucking precks
that's me suggesting
all muggles are precks
we're not actual
they're just muggles
so we're 10 minutes talking about muggles so our 10 minutes
talking about
Fantastic Beasts
starts here
this is my opinion
first one
absolutely loved it
right
it's about Fantastic Beasts
they're set in New York
and where to find them
so they're in New York
looking for Fantastic Beasts
they were fantastic
they definitely stuck
to the theme
the theme was wonderful
it was visually amazing
the narrative
it doesn't matter right the narrative. The theme was wonderful. It was visually amazing. The narrative, it doesn't matter, right?
Narratives,
like,
it wasn't possible.
No, I loved the first one.
But it was all about
the Fantastic Beasts.
This one,
it's almost like,
oh, for fuck's sake,
we've called it Fantastic Beasts
and now we have to?
Nah.
So they're trying to, like,
develop this plot and this story,
which, by all means,
is, like...
You are aware that
Fantastic Beasts is
just the
the
the franchise
you know all the other
Harry Potter movies
also were called
Harry Potter
and they're like
oh
I have Harry Potter
I have Harry Potter
but that's not
that's not
what's happening here
the second one
the second one's called
The Crimes of Grindelwald
but it's not called
Fantastic Beasts
The Crimes of Grindelwald
yeah but like
after that it's just the
right but
there's points in it
where they went
oh fuck
we'll call this
Fantastic Beasts
like wait
let's get everyone
in the suitcase
and feed a shark
and then come back out
and you go
what was that about
yeah
we're heading out
because we're called
Fantastic Beasts
no he's got a fucking
suitcase full of beasts
so of course
but it doesn't even need
it's not necessary
to anything
that happens
in the thing
and then
like
they decided
to put this
like weird big
Japanese cat thing
in it
and do the rattle joke
twice
and throw it in there
but like
crowbar the fuck
in though
like
they give up on it
they give up on it
being Fantastic Beasts
I just went with
the characters
and the story
rather than
I think you're a man
that ignored the second half
of a movie title
and was just like
there's not enough
beast in this for me
and also
I thought
it was a decent enough watch
it was alright
it was alright
but it also felt like
a stepping stone movie
for the next movie
like how to connect
the first movie
to how it ends
you literally just watch
it's a bridge film
it was a Davos chapter
a Davos chapter
good reference
excellent reference
Game of Thrones
if you've ever heard
Game of Thrones
you'll always know
that it's no louder
sigh in the world
than when you finish
a really good chapter
Tyrion or something
Tyrion or fucking
even sometimes fucking Jaime and Cersei
and then at the top it just says Davos
and you go oh
little mini book review you know what was fucking amazing
about reading the
Game of Thrones books is that for the
first I think two books there wasn't a
Jaime Lannister chapter the same
as there's no Robb Stark chapter right you
just know of him through other people's point of view
so you get everybody else's opinion on him and everybody else's the way they see him right you just know of him through other people's point of view so you get everybody else's
opinion on him
and everybody else's
the way they see him
and you hate him
for two books
and then you get
a couple of chapters
start at three
from in his head
and you're like
oh he's alright actually
I shouldn't have
took their opinion
I might have to
re-read Gamers Rooms actually
because I just finished it
well I didn't just finish
but fucking you know
we love time
that's that big ass
14 book series I haven't started that yet fucking you know we love time that's that big ass 14 book series
I haven't started that yet
I loved that
like if you're a fucking
fantasy nerd
like I am
it is
absolutely spot on
but it is
such a commitment
and I don't know if they do
if they do it on audiobook
that might be a good way
to fucking re-listen to it
I'll check it out
I'll check it out on audiobook
alright then we can go watch
all of the 14 movies
and then all the 14
stage plays together
another fantasy
franchise I read
was
franchise
series was
The Magician
by Raymond A. Feist
oh I
that's the other one
I fucking need to
again remind me
after this podcast
to download that
because I'm
genuinely going to
make that my
next book
because I think
something maybe
the viewers don't
really know about is like because I mean this in the nicest possible because I think that's something maybe the viewers don't really know
about
because I mean
this in the nicest
possible way
I think a lot of
them think
you're too stupid
to read
because
that's
because
that was definitely
my impression
of you
I've read
hundreds of books
so many
like you're very
you're genuinely
very well read sorry there was a compliment like you're very you're genuinely very well read
sorry
there was a compliment
coming after that
brilliant
you're an incredibly
well read man
and your taste in book
is
almost impeccable
like
every book
recommendation
bar one
I've thoroughly
fucking enjoyed
you didn't enjoy the
the
Dark Tower
Dark Tower series
that's a shame
that because I
think you may be
wrong
I think
I mean
it's a Stephen King
book and it's a
bestseller
so I'm fully
willing to admit
at this point
that I'm
probably wrong
we should just
make this episode
just like what
we've been reading
and watching
and just give
some
to stay like a
review show
oh right
shall we wrap up
Fantastic Beasts
and get tuned back in
yeah yeah
so
you finish your thoughts
on Fantastic Beasts
that was mine
I enjoyed it
but I felt like
I got like a bit used
no I didn't get used
you used me
I just felt like
they used that platform
to bridge it
to the next one
which they've got big plans for
they've set it up real nice
for it to be
yeah
a good like
bad versus evil
I mean
good versus evil
yeah I got it right
first thing
and also
Crowbar and the
Fantastic Beasts stuff
instead of making it
the focus
that was my
opinion
on it
I thought it was okay
I thought the first
Fantastic Beasts
was amazing
I can't remember
the name of the
fucking
chubby friend guy
the comic relief guy
but I loved him
in the first movie
I thought his
fucking storyline
was great
and his romance
with his
fucking
doolally bitch
which that was great
real nice through
arc
and then it just
fucking lost all that
yeah he wasn't needed
for the whole
thing
it was just like
dead wood
I didn't even
it wasn't in fact
I didn't need him
to have a reason to be there because I didn't enjoy him so much in fact that I like I didn't need him to like have a reason to be there
because I didn't enjoy him
so much in the first movie
I'm like yeah
you're the comic relief character
I've got to
boom
it took me a while
because I hadn't watched
the first one
since it was at the cinema
so I didn't re-watch it
or anything
and like
for the first bit
I was like
who the fuck's this
Paul Blart
more cop guy
mini Paul Blart
we probably don't recognise
because he's really good
he's really fucking endearing
and nice in the first one
and in this one
he's just like a fucking like his introductions like the
way they introduce him is where he's just fully fucking besotted by his missus and that's because
she's put him under a sort of charm but like as a fucking fan i think like look i've not watched
the other movie very recently you can't reintroduce a character out of character yeah mug him right
because you just you brought him in where he's not like about that really fucking threw me very recently. You can't reintroduce a character out of character. Yeah, mug him right off.
Because you've just,
you've brought him in
where he's not likeable.
That really fucking threw me.
I thought her storyline
was a bit meh.
And also the bitch
that fucking Newt fancies,
fucking barely in it,
they just had a wee tiffle.
Oh, I thought you married her.
Oh, no, I didn't.
She's married to my brother.
Oh, that's a whole kerfuffle.
Oh, we're too socially awkward
to talk about this.
Oh, I've got,
it's just, and some of the magic just felt awkward to talk about this oh I've got it's just
and some of the magic
just felt like
I was like
I've not seen those spells
before
how come they've invented
more spells
in the past
was one of them time travel
and then they went into the future
and deleted the spell time travel
is it the opposite
they used time travel
for so many years
to go back in time
and stop people
and then in the future
to stop that ever happening
and then went into the future
that'd be a good movie
is that the Sandals of Time
from
no
the Sandals of Time
is a great
no
you know
if you had a fucking movie right
you're a time traveller
what you do is
you spend all your time
going back in time right
killing all the fucking people
to make the present
really good right
what you then have to do
at that point
is also go forward in time
right and just kill or just be able to fully get rid of time what you then have to do that point is also go forward in time right
and just kill or just be able to fully get rid of time travel you've got to whatever you can do
so that i destroy yeah so that nobody can reverse all the good you've done because all it takes is
for an evil can to find the same travel travel time travel fucking shit then come back and just
undo everything you've done somebody write that movie so the movie is lots of people time traveling back in time fucking up the future and then somebody in the future and then come back and just undo everything you've done. Somebody write that movie. So the movie is lots of people time travelling back in time,
fucking up the future, and then somebody...
Saving the future.
And then somebody back in time is trying to work out
how to time travel forwards.
Aye.
So they can prevent it.
Prevent the time travel.
It's the other half of the time travel division.
Yeah.
Somebody write that movie.
TM.
It's a little C with a circle around it.
Copyright.
That counts.
There's lawyers.
They'll buy me up.
Yeah.
This is time stamped.
Um,
so,
what we're both agreeing on now,
even though you started
on the count
that it was a good movie,
we're both agreeing
that it was a bit of a shambles.
It was a bit of a shambles.
I just,
you know,
I think I enjoyed it
more than you did,
which is absolutely fair
because I enjoy everything
in Harry Potter
more than you do.
I think I visually enjoyed it,
like action scenes and whatnot.
Yeah.
And I get your point, again, I get your points, but I'm more than you do. I think I visually enjoyed it, like action scenes and whatnot. Yeah. And I get your point.
Yeah, I get your points,
but I'm just, you know.
That's what I always like.
That's something I put
in MuggleCon as well,
when people like
whinge about a blockbuster.
And you're like,
what did you want?
What did you want from it?
I can't believe I wasted
nine pounds watching this movie.
It's like,
can't they waste
80 million making it?
Like, trust me,
you're not the one
that feels shy.
Like when I went to watch Last Jedi
and people have
been whinging about it
because they're so
invested in that
series that franchise
and I just watched
it going
oh that's so
that's what you get
when you spend
that much money
on a movie
like I'm just
watching like
the
it's like
if you see like
the best sports car
in the world
right like
whatever fucking money you can spend on a sports car in the world right like whatever
fucking money
you can spend
on a sports car
you're just looking at
and fucking sweet
and I like
it might not be practical
and they bump it
when you get it up
on your drive
right
you don't pick
all them things
apart about it
like
you just go
oh sweet
good car
happy
that's good enough
for me
but you know what
people are miserable
bags of shit
and here's some
recommendations
you don't go
what's the fuel consumption shut up man how many miles do you get to a gallon That's good enough for me. But you know what? People are miserable bags of shit. And here's some recommendations. You'll go,
what's the fuel consumption?
Shut up, man.
How many miles do I get to a gallon?
It's like an air con.
I don't really like convertibles.
Not for me.
When I got a convertible in LA,
I picked you up in a convertible.
I spent all the extra money on a convertible in LA
just to impress you.
Picked you up in the airport.
And also, like in January in LA. So it's picked you up from the airport and also like in January
in LA
so it's not
convertible weather
it's fucking
freezing
you don't need
for the swag
and I spent the whole
time going
can we put the roof
up
and at one point
you did put the
windows up
10 litres on
I had to fucking
stop in the middle
of a fucking
freeway
to put the top up
anyway that was fun
and
to
20 minutes
right
alright perfect
so no more spoilers now
alright
Snape goes to Dumbledore
what
oh that's another thing
sorry guys
I just felt like
they kept like
oh here's someone
from the originals
here's someone
who's done a lot of that
let's do our recommendations
of what we've been doing
I think if anyone's not seen the movie
Tag
I truly believe it is
one of the funniest movies
I've ever seen in my, I don't say this lightly
I think it's one of the most perfect made
movies in the past 10 years
I think it's hugely underrated, it went well under the radar
it's Ed Helms
fucking
Big Sexy
from
Hannibal Brass
oh I had
Jeremy Renner
fucking
what's his cunt
from
Unbreakable
Kimmy Schmidt
and Mad Men
John Hamm
him
Isla Fisher
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that's the musical
interlude
it's got genuine
it's also got
fucking
what's his face
from
New Girl
Jake Johansson
or Jack Johansson
Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson
the musician
Jack Johnson
anyway
thank you
it's such a fucking funny movie
I've watched it five times
this year already
and I guarantee
I'm going to watch it twice more
it's so good
I was disappointed
it wasn't about like
ankle tags
it is a good film
really enjoyed it
I've got a book to recommend
do you go ahead
I really want everybody
that listens to the podcast
to download it on the Kindle.
A Guide of Being a Proper Compaire by a Proper Comedian
by Dave Longley.
That's so good.
I'll give the back story of this.
There's a comedian called Freddie Quinn.
Great comic, top log.
I've never seen him perform, actually.
I don't think I have.
Me neither.
I just know he's a funny guy
and I know that he's
comparing Hot Water
which is arguably
the biggest comedy club
in the UK right now
so he's
he's doing well right
and
he released a book
called How To Be A Compaire
by Freddie Quinn
aye
for like
1999
which
which considering
I mean
I don't know
I don't know how big
you think the market is
for fucking
like surely
that's a book
is that
well you reckon
The Reach is going to go to
is that because it's a specialist book
like you know
if you were to buy a book on law
it's going to cost you like
80 pounds for the like
hardback publication
but obviously
comedy is way smaller
like
every year
I reckon
there's only
fucking
50 comics
that are looking to be
compares
but you know what
do your thing
so he's
he's created this book
for them
and then Dave Longley
which I reckon will be a good book
I feel like I should
I should buy it
and read it now
after buying Dave Longley
for £19.99
fuck off
not a chance
mug
you've got two Netflix specials
I have
you've got
you've got three shows
which you regularly host
I think Freddie would be pissed off
if you had the fucking
oh thanks Freddie
oh I'm going to read this book
it's upside down
oh what an interesting book
host of Glastonbury
so anyway
like people
who are getting into comedy
if any comedian
wrote a book
on what they
experienced so far
to reach where they are now
if every comedian
wrote that
a new comedian
should fucking buy
whatever the fuck
is on the shelf
to get good at it right
but Dave Longley
just come in
and wrote
like a book called
a proper guy to be a company
by a proper comedian
it's that little book with fucking six quid I think it was only two or three quid and wrote a book called A Proper Guide to Being a Compaire by a proper comedian.
It started for a fucking six quid.
I think it was only two or three quid.
I bought it at two or three quid for the download.
It was six quid to buy.
It's like 40 pages long,
but it's just a take.
It's a parody.
It's a parody book. It's a very, very hilariously offensive parody.
So offensive.
parody book very very
hilariously
offensive
it's all
offensive
it's
it's
you saw me
you watched me
reading it
yesterday
I was
properly laughing
at that
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the the the the the the the the the the the the the the on the front
isn't even like him doing stand up
it's just him flexing with his top off
I love Dave Loggley
he's so caught up in that
I think he's one of the funniest people alive
he's absolutely not for everyone
and that's why I never
he's got a podcast which I love listening to
and I always listen to it
but I'll never recommend it
it's hard to share.
Because, like, people make noise.
Like, he doesn't spell out when he's being ironic.
Right.
So if people just hear the words he's saying, like, they don't see how steep and ironing it is because it's so fucking dry.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And he's a very, very intelligent man.
I don't know if I've mentioned this other podcast, but he did one episode.
I think it's episode 48.
I'm not sure, but it's around about that
mark right he does it with this guy
he does the podcast with a guy called Eddie Hu
who's this
I think he's from Bolton
he's from Bolton
or something right and he's got a Bolton accent but he's
like clearly a second
third generation Chinese Malaysian
Chinese
so
so one
like every time
Dave does the podcast
he calls Eddie Hu
so you hear it ring
and it's a scheduled call
so Eddie
knows when he's going to ring
right
and then
he does the podcast
over the phone
and this particular one
he rang it out
like
it starts off
with a
it starts off with a preamble
where Dave says
like
answer phone message of Eddie Hu,
saying he can't be in the podcast.
But it starts in very much the same way,
where it rings, and then Dave says hello,
and then Dave answers himself back in a Chinese accent,
like, hello.
And they were talking South Park parody Chinese accent.
So after a couple of minutes, I'm like,
this is fucking hilarious.
He's pretending to have a conversation
with Eddie Hoon
with a racist accent
that Eddie doesn't have
a Chinese accent
that he doesn't have
but then
48 minutes later
or fucking
something like that
right
that's where I think
I got 48 from
I don't think it's
episode 48
I think it's a full hour
podcast
it was nearly an hour
which is at all
nearly an hour
it's very much
like this one
we're trying not to
breach the hour
and he managed to fucking maintain and have some real It was nearly an hour, which is all nearly an hour. It's very much like this one. We're trying not to breach the hour.
And he managed to fucking maintain and have some real serious conversations
about some serious topics.
Well done.
I love that episode.
There was one bit where he had
a really interesting conversation
about the majority of bookings in comedy
being male compared to female,
like the ratio being off.
And he had a really interesting conversation
about that topic.
And a balanced one on both sides.
Balanced on both sides.
But it was just himself doing it anyway.
Listen to it.
That's your homework.
Speaking of podcasts that we recommend,
apart from Dave Longley's one,
which Kai does recommend,
but publicly I won't,
but do listen to it,
it's great, is Reply All. I don't know
if anyone's not going into this.
I was sceptical about it.
It's one that fucking Gene recommended.
I think it's like sort of tech security
guys, which sounds lame as shit,
but they're basically like
just solving like sort of weird tech
mysteries that happens to all of us or individuals.
And every episode is like a different fucking thing.
It's fascinating.
The last one I listened to was about one of his friends said that in 2012
or whenever it was, bought some Bitcoin so she could buy drugs on the dark web.
Got herself some fucking MDMA
and then had a little bit of change left in the wallet.
Now she's got like a different laptop
the original laptop's dead
she doesn't know where the currency is
she was like but if there is the slightest bit of change in that wallet
it's going to be worth like fucking £200,000 now
so they're basically trying to find this Bitcoin
so it's like it just becomes like an investigation
it becomes an investigation to find a Bitcoin
and teaches the history of it and how it works
so the other one
I listened to
which was real good
was one of the guys
got like a
scam phone call
like a very clear
scam phone call
from somewhere in India
being like
oh your computer's
got a virus
but it's such a tech freak
just trying to get
his password off
yeah yeah
and he just kept going
he was like
fuck it let's go
he was like
I'll just go ahead
I'm going to try and find out
what these guys
are scamming me for
so he just goes along with the thing doesn't give over any information Epcot he was like fuck it let's go he was like I'll just go ahead I'm going to try and find out what these guys are scamming me for so
he just goes along with the
thing doesn't give over any information that can
fuck him over and then later on he's like
hey buddy I know you're scamming me
I just want to know to what end were you trying to get out of this
and the guy's like we are legion we are
anonymous we are good to go and he just
laughs to the front and goes oh really you're anonymous
and the guy's like
well no and then he gets into a genuine conversation with this scammer laughs to the front and goes, oh, really? You're anonymous? And the guy's like, well, no.
And then he gets into a genuine conversation with this scammer.
And then it's a two-part episode, that one.
And it just, the story unfolds.
It's a riveting lesson.
It's when they're,
because he starts trolling them, right?
There's one bit where he phones back again
saying, I've been asked to phone this number.
And then he has to be on his computer.
So he has to give them remote access to his computer
and he lets them on
but he's fun to picture
the scammer
and he's got that
loose desktop background
I listen to a fair few of them
but they're all very different
they're all very good
I'm just going to keep
recommending stuff
we can do it
until we get to Michael Corden
we can recommend some more bits
I'm currently enjoying
the Punisher comic books
oh which ones
not the Punisher ones
Preacher
Preacher
every time
do that a lot of now
so Preacher
but Saga
Saga is it
I've got
I've got book number 8
I've not fucking read it yet
I've been too busy
just being a legend
and if
if you want to get into comic books
but it's like
never been your bag
go to Comixology which is actually linked with Amazon but just been a legend. And if you want to get into comic books, but it's like never been your bag,
go to Comixology,
which is actually linked with Amazon.
But it's a good comic book reader on your iPad, Comixology.
So you'll get like,
say if you've got a portrait,
you'll get like the full page of the comic, right?
But if you turn it landscape
and double tap the window,
the window fills the screen.
And then you slide through
and it transitions between each of the windows
of the comic book.
Oh, like panel to panel.
That really helped me
because, I mean,
my eyes aren't great
and I was reading
The Watchman on like...
I'm over here.
The thick...
What?
I'm over here.
The Watchman.
My eyes aren't great.
I'm over here.
Fucking...
I was looking everywhere for you.
Jesus Christ.
So I'm reading it
and I'm just like
strained my eyes
it's the actual
physical book
right
and then I get
I didn't want to
travel around
with such a weighty
book in my bag
because I'm going
through fucking
airport security
every day
and that
I don't want to
get into
airport security
it's got anything
to do with it
I thought so
I don't want to
go through
with a weighty
book
it's just
I've never seen you in an airport going,
Ah.
That's why?
That is mainly because you're fucking,
you're going to be.
I had no idea you felt like such a pack horse.
I apologise profusely.
I've just got all this stuff in my bag.
I just want to minimalise it.
It's all about minimalising.
So then I moved to the book reader, the Comixology on the iPad. for me back I just want to minimalise it it's all about minimalising so
then I moved
to the
book reader
the comiXology
on the iPad
and I picked up
so much more
there's so much
devil in the detail
with comic books
like you can miss out on
if you're just
scanning through them
like if you really
concentrate on each one
I just do that
I skip to the end
well not even
intentionally
but I'll just
automatically look
at the last panel
on each page
Saga's so good
it's like
when you first
got me into comic books
I was like
a little bit resistant
to it because
I thought it was all
like just
I don't know
like Captain America
and The Flash
and The Hulk
and like I just
thought it was all
like the same type
of like
once I've read
one superhero book
and I've probably
read them all
it's not really
like I'll watch the movies
because they're really
high budget and stuff
but I'm not that
arsed about the narrative
of a superhero book.
It took a bit of convincing but
I didn't realise how much
scope there was. Oh it's way
bigger than the movies. Movies never
do the comics justice is the problem.
In the superhero things usually just a fraction
of the, like Logan Key
was nothing even close. That was more like
a horror. Yeah Key yeah Lock and Key
is a real good recommendation
for anyone wanting to get into
comics
there's six available online
just buy the first one
everyone I've recommended
the two
I've said to them
I'm going to give you
the first one
and I bet you
I fucking bankrupt you
in the next month
I've had people
get in touch with us
like thanking us profusely
for the recommendation
of Lock and Key
because it's so good and here's something I discovered after reading it
Right, so I read them like maybe 2014 on to her and then em
I found out recently just in the last year or so that it was
Joe Joe Hill Joe Hill as the even Kings son
So obviously must be joking and for that fucking King's son so obviously he must have been called Joe King and thought I can't
with that
so he's
called himself
Joe Hill
but after
finding out
so it's
dad's king
in the hill
so many
times
like
no
it's
next
door
so
when I
realised
that was
from Stephen King's heavy influence I was like of that was like from Stephen King's
heavy influence
I was like
of course
like of course
that came from him
it's L-O-C-K-E
and
Key
just as he spelled it
just as Key
and if you've never
read comic books before
it's a real
strong
place to start
because
it's not what you think
comic books are about
it's dark as fuck
and fun as well like really creatively books are about it's dark as fuck and fun as well
like really
creatively fun
as well as being
dark as fuck
all right
so saga
lock and key
preacher
what else do I
recommend
Dave Longley's
book Dave Longley's
podcast
Dave Longley's
dick
we always finish
each other's
Dave Longley's
dick
we're so close should we just call other's Dave Longley's dick we're so close
should we just call this the Dave Longley podcast
it's the only way he'll ever listen to it
the fucking narcissist
he listens to it all the time
does he
sorry Dave
he always texts us every time I did a good joke
he never texts me
he just texts me
I just wanted to
see you react
yeah but yeah
he has been in touch
well I say been in touch
like when I've seen him
he's mentioned bits
that we've said
on the podcast
he does
listen to it
thanks Dave
that's real sweet
hearing that Dave
oh man
did I talk
on the podcast
about what I'd
done when
Gareth Mutch
bought me
Download
I don't know
if you did
I mentioned that
I could do it
anyway
right
so we were
wait
yes you did
a day
yes you did
speak about it
on the last podcast
the Gay Swarries
oh yeah
the Gay Swarries not the Gay Swirees? Aye. Yeah. The gay soirees, not the gay soirees.
The gay soirees.
Is there any other kind of soirees?
I also recommend breathing and anal.
Not at the same time.
Hold your breath when you're getting fucked up the arse.
Do you have any mongrel corners?
I think this is probably well trodden. when you're getting fucked up the office. Do you have any muggle corners?
I think this is probably well-trodden.
But you know when people try to give you directions to somewhere and you've got a phone,
and you just try, I'll put the postcode in,
and they're like, oh yeah, but when you see the thing,
and you turn off the instruction 30,
and you're like...
There's so much more information in front of my very eyes
than anything you can tell me.
And you try and go, I'll just put the post
I got the postcode
just give me
stop giving us directions
just give us the postcode
shh
shh
it's always
usually yeah
you just always want to do that thing
romantic people do in movies
where they just
you know
one of them's running
they just put the finger up
and they just go
shh
no no no no
no no
whenever I say to someone
can you give me directions too
if the directions
are any more
than
over there
just
I'll put it in the phone
people go
it's a short walk
I was like
alright I'll stick it
and they think
no no I can just
no
no no
what do I look like
a fucking compass
not a moral compass
I actually remember
a time when people
would like
actually stop
and ask for directions
people just listened
aye
like because I remember sometimes if I was in Blimey actually stop and ask for directions and people just listened yeah like
because I remember
sometimes like if I
was in Blythe and
someone asked us for
directions like
I'd make them
I'd like make them
go around like a
roundabout and come
back and go around
that roundabout at
the other side and
then come back and
then go past us
and turn left at
that roundabout
so I just took in
like a way to come
back past where we
already are
go back past again and and then move on.
And did people fall for that?
No, they just thought it was funny.
Because it was.
I thought you were just like the world's worst prankster.
Assuming everyone was as thick as you are.
It was just me a little bit of in-the-back-pocket banter
that I knew I had, if I needed to.
Just in the fucking gadget belt.
The utility belt
just
so you just go round there
round about there
and pass me
and if you see me
you've gone too far
I think I'm going to
go in the wrong directions
what and then
realise afterwards
no intentionally
nah probably not
oh there's not
there's
you do that
there's no feeling like it
it's one of my proper wee
canty things
that I sometimes do
just because deep down
I am a cunt
top three
going through hotels
and changing
do not disturb signs
to
please make up my room signs
is
there's no excuse for it
it's a canty thing
I do it all the time
I find it hysterical
another canty thing I do at nightcl time I find it hysterical another canty thing
I do at nightclubs sometimes
if I don't like the nightclub
and I hate the people in it
I'll piss on the toilet paper
I've done that
I've done that before
I've not done it in recent years
I've grown up
but I'll admit I've done it
that's a shitty thing to do
because
like
shitting in a nightclub
is the worst thing in the world
that's what I was going to get at
if you're having a shit
in a nightclub
it's an unforgivable thing
you are desperate
I know
you are desperate so imagine being in such a state of desperation you have to shit in a nightclub and then you're having a shit in a nightclub it's an unforgettable thing you are desperate I know you are desperate
so imagine being in such a state
of desperation
you have to shit in a nightclub
and then you're looking going
bastards
I know
I know
and for some reason
for some reason
I'm even hearing it
I know it's bad
but I'm still giggling
it still makes me laugh
you know it would be a funny way
to give directions
if someone pulled over
and was like
oh can I
have you got any directions
to like the fucking the theatre yeah right whatever they someone pulled over and was like oh can I you got any directions to like
the fucking
the theatre
what am I
looking for
and you go
oh actually
I'm really
close to it
now
it's literally
just through
that cut
behind the
houses
but like
it's ages
to drive around
so you're
probably best
off just
parking here
and going
through that
cut
you're pretty
much there
so not only
do they go
off the road
but they
park their
car
and just
kind of
wander off in the wrong direction.
See?
You can feel the joy in your heart.
Oh, being creative like that with it, it's better.
It's muggly if you just take it the wrong way.
No, no, no.
There's some points in there.
Like, it's an old fucking joke that it's, you know, it's hack in Edinburgh, but it's true.
It's American tourists coming up to you and going do you know where the castle is
now to people that have not
been to Edinburgh
you might assume
that that's a fair question
and the place has been like
hey can you point to where
the castle is
until you know the law
that exists in Edinburgh
that no building is ever
allowed to be built
within 50 metres
of the height of the castle
Edinburgh Castle
is the highest point
in Edinburgh
at all times
outside of fucking
Arthur's Seat
right
there's nothing
there's nothing
near it
that's why Edinburgh's
got one of the best fucking skylines in the world because it's awesome so wherever you are you can nothing near it that's why Edinburgh's got one of the best
fucking skylines in the world
because it's awesome
so wherever you are
you can point to it
pretty much
wherever you are
you can see the fucking castle
and we were just on
the Royal Mile
right
it's on one of those ends
it's its driveway
you're essentially
on the castle's driveway
we're on the Royal Mile
and they go
do you know where the castle is
and I just pointed
down a hill
and I just went
fuck it
and they went
thanks
and I'm like
unbelievable
you deserve to go
in the wrong direction
you sent them in
at the end
I passed away
just having a stupid dog
what an idiot
honestly
sunglasses
it was fucking raining
it's like honestly
the state of some people
thought the couples
were braille for his feet
so that's like
you know when someone's giving you directions
it's almost cliche to say
you stop listening after the first direction
me and Natalie found out that happens
during sex
like you're nearly there just further
what
shit
that was nearly there
there when
we're at a nice restaurant
you know when it's a nice restaurant
that'll tell you
what's on your plate
they'll come out
and put it down for you
and tell you how it was cooked
and it'll be like
they don't do that
for intelligent people
by the way
they don't do that
for intelligent people
by the way
they don't just go
you'll work that out
he'll figure that out
but they'll come up
to you and me
and go
this is
salad
oh
well la di da
so we're going to
do a wedding present
nature's meat
Natalie's friends
for this lush
like five star
five star restaurant
it was a five star hotel
with a restaurant
in central London
and we're getting food there
and they come out
and they're like
oh these are
beer-battered peanuts
what the fuck
what the fuck
posh people eat
and then
carried on telling you
what else was on your plate
and you're just like
nodding
and I just realised
like I'm doing the thing
I do when I get directions
like I never need
to remember it
just listen to what he's saying
and hear it
you don't have to but then I'm to what he's saying and hear it alright
you don't have to
but then I'm like
right
this is a bit about peanuts
and I
oh
what was it
right I'm just going to try
and remember the first one
and just let him tell it
you can always tell
how educated and sophisticated
you are
by what like
words
and that like
what part of the sentence
or the mail
that you point out
where it's like
so it's going to be
a honeyed roasted
pheasant and you either go ooh pheasant or it goes that you point out where it's like, so it's going to be a honeyed roasted pheasant.
And you either go, ooh, pheasant,
or it goes, or you go, ooh, glazed.
To very different types of people.
Oh, sparkling water.
So, sparkling water was and that.
Oh, laddie.
I often get in those fancy restaurants,
you just look for the one word you fucking recognise.
You ever go to a fucking proper like cocktail bar,
like a gin cocktail bar, right?
You just go.
If you go to gin bars,
they don't tell you what bits of the gin,
they just put the fucking name.
It's got like grenadine in or something.
You're like, what the fuck's grenadine?
Oh, you see that fucking feminist,
all the feminists say.
What's grenadine?
Like Jermaine Greer, that was it.
It's got Jermaine Greer in it
alright some of the fucking
cocktail bars you go to
you just say
I don't recognise any one
of those fucking words at all
it's fucking
and you're just like
I'll have that one
I'll have what she's having
and that's how that started
when Harry met Sally actually
but I doubt you've seen that movie
not recommended by the way
is that just it's one of them it's one of those I don't think I've seen it movie. Not recommended, by the way. Is that just...
It's one of them, isn't it?
It's one of those...
I don't think I have seen it, actually.
No, it's one of those old...
Do you know those old classics?
People go, oh, watch this.
And you're watching, like, oh, this is actually shite.
Some classics hold up, and some fucking classics don't.
I'd say When Harry Met Sally.
Oh, what was that shite we all watched?
You mentioned it the other day.
So we...
2010.
Yeah, we both read a book on how to write a screenplay
right by
Dave Longley
a proper guy to write a screenplay
a proper screenplay
and then just had one of Dave's
dick pics
one off
the amount of pictures of Dave Longley's
dick were 3D printed
I know
so
do you reckon
I know you
I know I
almost had this a bit
and then you did it
as a bit
but do you reckon
it's ever happened
the fucking 3D dick pic
oh yeah
the
you came up with
because I had a
I had a bit about
dick pics in my set right
and you were like
oh I had this bit
I couldn't get work and so you ended up giving me a line a I had a bit about dick pics in my set right and you were like oh I had this bit I couldn't get work
and so you ended up
giving me a line about
alright which is just like
you know
you can say
I solicited dick pics
but in the future
I think in the quite
near future
it's going to be quite common
to have a 3D printer
in the house
once people realise
that they put
four of other things
that it can be used for
it's a very handy thing
to have around the house
once more people do
what will be able to happen
is you will be able
to hack into someone's
fucking thing
while they're asleep
just turn their
fucking 3D printer on
and 3D print
your own dick
in their house
and it's going to be a new
they'll miss getting
dick pics
when they can just
get a dick
just imagine
just fucking being able
to literally tell someone
to go fuck themselves
imagine when you're like
your neighbour's bin
is just full of
them
they've got a skip
out the front
just full of 3D
printed dates
what were we talking
about
we were talking about
the screenplay book
you were like
if you're thinking
about writing a script
read this
so we both read it
and I was like
I really want to watch
Chinatown now
because that is the
example for the perfect screenplay
like the way it was written
the way it was broken down
the pivot points
and the narrative
so we're like
we've got to watch this
perfect film
to find out how to write
the perfect screenplay
was this their shit
this film
so fucking dumb
I don't want to write
anything like that
which is absolutely good
and I know that we
fucking film fucking fans being like oh it's good for this I shite grow up just because it's fucking technically good I don't want to write anything like that which is absolutely good I don't know that we film
fucking fans
being like
oh it's good for this
I shite grow up
just because it's fucking
technically good
doesn't mean it's fucking interesting
alright my muggle corner
it's going to be a quick win
because I think we've done it before
but muggles are
regularly liked
regularly laid
it's a personality trait
it's a personality trait
I don't know how to do it
people that use it go oh I'm always late and it's like personality trait it's a personality trait I don't know how to do it people that
go I'm always late
and it's like
no you don't have to be
you don't have to be
we live in a world now
where you should not
be late
there are phones
literally fucking everywhere
and that means
that you can always
know time
right
once you've been late
once or twice
you should know
how long it takes you
to fucking get ready
so you should
factor that in
be a fucking historian yourself
and your own fucking bad habits and learn to
turn up on fucking time, it's disrespectful
it's the most disrespectful thing in the world I find
like when everyone else has got somewhere
on time and you're fucking holding up
the whole thing just because
you're a lazy piece of shit
and then it puts a little bit of like
you don't want to spoil your day
that someone's late but it puts a little
bit of a bad mood
on the start of a
night out or something
so you know if
everybody's ready to
go and the taxi's
booked and then you
cancel the taxi and
then someone rocks up
and then you go out
and you're like yeah
it's only half an hour
gone right
you've got taxis here
and people aren't
ready
but not just half an
hour gone but like
then the first half
an hour it's a bit of
a false start
you're just like
alright
I think it's an
incredibly incredibly selfish thing to do this is what waltzing late with an expensive watch on first half an hour, it's a bit of a false start. You're just like, ah. Right. I think it's an incredibly,
incredibly selfish
thing to do.
This is what,
waltzing late
with an expensive watch on.
No.
Well,
we weren't talking about
on the podcast
the other day,
but we were just talking
about in general.
I think about when people
buy really expensive watches.
What are you buying?
Because,
can you tell the time
better than your phone?
Well,
arguably.
Are you going to look at your watch more than your phone? your phone well arguably are you going to look
at your watch
more than your phone
I think arguably
are you going to go
80 metres underwater
I think arguably
like some of them
are better made
in the sense that
they keep time better
like you know
you have to do
you have to fucking
readjust your watch
if it's a
manual as opposed
to an automatic
so I think
I'm missing the point
on the buying
of this jewellery I think buying of this the point on they're buying it as jewellery
they're buying a bracelet aren't they
even then when it comes to fucking jewellery
don't get me wrong I think jewellery can look good
but the second you get above
like
500 quid I'm like
I want plus 3 strength
I want to have like 20% fire resistance
you just want it to just look
like I don't know if you're like
again you're a fucking expert
like you'll be able to
tell the difference
between a fucking fake
and a real
but you know what
99% of the world
ain't fucking experts
couldn't give a fuck
there's probably every now and again
the same way a train has
by the way
someone's going to call
you and go
oh is that one of the
such and such
you know like
they'll come up
oh them them yeezys
like you've got this
like little sub community
that you've got
where you'll recognise
each other
on the tube.
Aye.
You are a wanker,
isn't it?
Sorry.
I think that's funny.
I remember
when one of my mum's friends
got married
and everyone was asking
to fucking see her ring
and I was young at the time
and I was like,
oh,
fucking hell,
how much does it cost,
all that sort of stuff
and I was like,
fucking okay,
expensive jewellery,
fucking does it,
okay,
I get it,
it makes girls go crazy,
right? And then I saw the exact same reaction, right? My aunt came back with a fucking okay, expensive jewellery fucking does, okay, I get it, it makes girls go crazy, right?
And then I saw the exact same reaction, right?
My aunt came back with a fucking necklace, right?
And what the necklace was, somebody cut the fucking forky bit off a fork, you know, the bit of a fork that makes it a fork and not just a handle.
I just melted it a bit, twisted them all around, stuck two gems on it, right?
And this exact same type of woman was like, oh my God, that's beautiful, that's lovely.
I'm like, all jewellery is the same now.
So you're getting a compliment
it's all
if it's more compliments
if it's free
homemade and quirky
or if it's like
like thousands of pounds
you're just going to get
the same pseudo
oh that's nice
and maybe I'm missing
something here
maybe you sluts
can let us know
yeah I've never
like I
I mean
I wouldn't wear jewellery
expensive or not
do you not
used to have a chain
I remember
you've got it on your
do you not have it on your DVD
no
it's not on my DVD
I think it's just on me
I used to have a big thick
silver one
it was really thick
you just can't wet and wild
keep it on
try and drown yourself
can't run with it on
it's turned green
running my neck now
like
green
like mascara running on my neck now green like mascara
running on my collarbone
I look classic
my ones
if you watch my
Michael McIntyre's
comedy roadshow set
I've just got this
fucking
my mate Big Ali
bought me a bit
I was too young to realise
that Big Ali
is a bit of a fucking
chav
Big Ali wasn't with
Jack
he just enjoyed the fashion,
which was the weird part.
When you were a teenager, your maid bought you a necklace.
For me, Christmas.
On a bunch of losers.
He did.
For me, Christmas.
I loved it, I wore it for four years.
I feel like my boys bought us a necklace for Christmas
but it's fine
to buy it for yourself
but you're
but you're a partner
alright well
okay well
I'm fucking glad
I kept it for you
for your Christmas present
you ungrateful
sack of shit
to be fair
the one I bought
you just says
Kai
and then it's my
phone number
on the back
we're trying to back we're trying to
we're trying to bend her
alright
shows shall we plug them
yeah I've got
well we're recommending stuff
I recommend all of Dave Longley's shows
just big fan of Dave Longley
we should call this podcast
me love you Longley we should call this podcast me love you
Longley time
right
have we got any shows
that we can sell
some of the London ones
aren't sold out
a bunch of new ones
have been added
I don't know what they are
because they're in July
so you fucking google
Danny's website's got
all the new ones in
for the new year
Christmas Punch Drunk Gigs they're amazing lineups by the way Websites got all the new ones in there for the new year and Christmas punch drunk gigs there
Amazing layups by the way, it's a mark Nelson to be such a ponder and Phil nickel
It's ways. Thank you. Not doing one. He's doing February. Oh, yeah, and so the Christmas gigs on
17th 18th and 19th, I think and
Ashton's already sold out Blythe and Cromlin
may still have tickets
if you're lucky
but soon
it's going to be amazing
sweet
and that's
yeah
and then North East
you can download
you can download my show
from kylehuntridge.com
forward slash shop
discount code Muggins
and I should get
some actual physical copies
of them for Christmas presents
oh I know
it's
cheap cunt
just for me family
Fucking give me
Nah you can't do that
No I mean like
For people to buy
For Christmas presents
Big podcast fans
Oh
Ah
I thought you meant like
You just get them
For gifts for your family
No
I mean for these guys
Oh for these mugs
Yeah because
I could get all
Three of my shows
Put on one USB
You sell them
As a little stocking filler
Well do that then
right
you got your dad jokes
maybe
they're over there
right you go get them
I've got more dates
oh yeah
a bunch of the Australia dates
have gone on sale
Melbourne
it's coming up
there's Sydney
it's all on my website
you know the fucking deal
I don't know
my dates
and I'm high
speaking of high
where's my pen
let's just do this first
there it is
it's by your feet
you're
doing this
yeah
your dad liked playing
his maxi on Soul Calibur
so he asked for maxi pads
for Christmas
okay first of all
that's not true
my dad enjoyed playing
his Sophia
in Soul Calibur 2
wow
I'm meant to be doing
jokes on your dad
don't you
yeah he loves Sophia
fucking sword and shield
I was always Keelik
Keelik absolutely
I was a fucking Keelik
you just jumped up
and pressed Y
and you just smashed
down the head
and you kept
like from a mile away
life hack
your dad lost
a lip sync battle
because he's got no lips
your dad said
two's company
and three's a crowd
to the celebrant
at his wedding
and then left
Your dad says back in Nam
whenever he talks about the last time he was in Birmingham
Your dad basted the Christmas turkey with his tongue
Your dad's stag do was at DFS
When I told your dad I was going on holiday
He went
Put me in your suitcase
And now all I can hear
Is muffled cries for help
Coming from the box room
Because I'm not gone for six weeks
Your dad gets off to
Your dad, sorry
Mulligan
Your dad gets off
Watching Salad Dretter
You are high Your dad gets off watching Salad Dretter. You are high.
Your dad prides himself on always waking up a minute before his alarm goes off.
I just can't believe he gets raped for a full minute before he sets it off.
Your dad puts the bumpers up to park.
When your dad opens the door to sign for a parcel he doesn't even
check to see if the delivery guy's dead. To sign for a parcel?
Fucking you are high. Your dad has the emotional range of a Nokia 3310 emoticon.
That's right kids back in the day
they weren't called emojis
they were called emoticons
your dad rubs his hair
with a balloon
then touches your mum
on the nose
to prove that there's
still a spark between them
and then she sparks
him out
your dad says
just the tip
when his doctor asks him
if he can have
a prostate exam
kidding
he asks him to take
the glove off and take a run up.
And then tips him.
Doffs his cap.
Your dad isn't sure how to spell his name so he says Martin with two eyes and points at his face.
Your dad wears a white skirt and stands over great to have wind blowing up through them.
But he doesn't hold it down like Marilyn Monroe.
He lets it blow the dress all up in his face
revealing his father
for justice tattoo
on his arse
your dad goes to
football matches
dressed in the
full refs kit
and supports him
instead of any other teams
just showing
no he's not
no he's not
he isn't
he isn't one of those
that's right
it's for the other fans
your dad plays air guitar
and then air date rapes
air underage girls
at the air airport
your dad runs himself
a bath in the sink
to save water
your dad throws
a proper half whatever
I pick the top hat
monopoly
to his thimble
how's he going to
set his buttons back on
I haven't stopped the podcast yet
stop kissing us
I'm just