The Edge Arvos Podcast - FULL POD #165: We learn a new meaning for 'poached eggs' 🤣

Episode Date: October 9, 2025

Cheers to Thursday! Harrison preps for his interview with Teddy Swims Steph’s Bus Driver chat Bath mat Teabag-Gate... When did you flash your tatas!? Steph's dog found her undies... 🤣 Love ya! Sean, Steph & Harrison x Follow our new insta @edgearvos

This is a podcast from Rover. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Hey, welcome to the podcast. On the show today, we give Stefan Harrison more interview practice for our upcoming 24-hour interview marathon where I give them a different character scenario and they have to interview them.

And boy, did things get interesting today. Yeah, we're literally interviewing people back to back to back to back for 24 hours non-stop next week on a live stream. It's going to be crazy. Crazy times. It's going to be hectic. Not as crazy as me being a delivery driver and stealing food from people.

I'm glad that you're admitting that that was crazy. You're going to hear all about that in the podcast. Yeah, crazy right. It's okay. I think so. That's the saying, crazy right. Tray. Touche.

And thank you guys for giving me some parental advice today. I really appreciate it. Yeah. Anytime. Yeah. Your avos hit harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. And Teddy Swims.

He's in New Zealand. And we got the opportunity to interview him tonight. head of this show. We can only send one member of the team. So, God knows why we've chosen to send him, but Harrison Keith, oh, it's a shame. He can do it. He's going to be incredible. Look, I believe in you, Harrison. All I'm saying is your track record isn't there. No, it's not the best. Two interviews, one of them you came back and said it was off the record.

It was, so we didn't want to talk about tax. So we couldn't play any of it. No, we couldn't. The other one, you were just yelling at a guy from Peking, dark about 50 metres away who couldn't hear you. So this is a whole fresh start. You've learned your lessons through those. Teddy swums, he's a lovely guy. Yeah, I'm so nervous.

Guys, I'm going like backstage after this. I'm going backstage before his concert tonight. And we're like chatting. You are very nervous. I'm so nervous. You've got some ideas on how you think the interview might go. Some questions. So you're going to run past us now just to see how you're at?

Yeah, well, I'm printed out the cards. Oh, cute. I put them in little cards that they get like that. So I'm just going to, yeah, run them through and just see what you guys think of them. Okay. I haven't really done this before. Okay. You'll nail it.

First question. Hey, Siddy, hi, I'm good man, good, good, do that kind of stuff. When's your birthday? That's your first question? Yeah. Okay. Oh yeah, I guess it could spark some interesting. On the chance that it could be his birthday and it made him feel very special.

Just Google it. Google it. You can find that. Okay. Cool hair cup, man. I think he's got a shaved head. And not really a question. That's more of a statement, but just a, you know.

Good opener. Yeah. Nothing wrong with complimenting them. That's good. Yeah. How's your kid? He does have a new baby. That's a good question.

That's a genuinely good question. Yeah, he does like... You could jazz these questions up a bit, though, don't you? Jazz them up? Like a bit more gritty, you know? I'm not grittier ones. Okay. Do you want to hear gritty ones?

Yeah, yeah. Get us the scoop that no one else is going to get. Okay. Bad Dreams is my favourite song. What's the worst dream you've ever had and scarred you for life? Trauma question there. Trauma dump him. You know, I actually really like that up until and scarred you for life.

You can probably cut that bit. But you want to get deeper, though. Yeah? Yep. It's not a bad question. If you tease that in an interview, I'd listen to it. I don't know. Hearing about people's dreams, I'm never bored on that.

That's true. Like, in his suitcase. Don't want to. That's how I interpret that. think they do. I think that's very funny. You should ask that. Does you go one?

Yeah. All right. I've got two more. These are, these ones I'm definitely going to read them. This one's a bit of a funny one. Titty swims. Teddy swims. Teddy runs or what?

Are you a water boy? Huh? Teddy swims. Teddy runs or what? Are you a water boy? Like on the field? Like giving people drink balls? Like a water boy, like a water baby.

You know, they love the water. Like teddy swims? Teddy runs or what? Are you just a water baby? Or do you do land stuff? Yeah, I think there's a joke here somewhere. That is the joke. Yeah, yeah, no, no.

Yeah, definitely do that one. Yeah? Yeah, oh yeah. At the end, do it at the end. Okay. Okay, and this one's for like us, because of that radio station. So that's what I'm going to ask for behalf of us. Teddy, which artist currently on the edge makes your ears bleed?

Okay. He'll know the edge playlist. He lives in America. Okay. Teddy, which artist currently in the world makes? your ears bleed. I think it's a set of questions that he would have never heard before,

which is always what you want with an interview like this. I reckon's, dig to your guns, go with your instinct, and good luck. Yeah, I think over everything, I think lock in,

cool haircut man. Yeah, I agree. Maybe twist it to cool haircut man. Your Arvos hit harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. So in my neighbourhood, there is a,

food, wardrobe, closet, Koha situation, where people will just drop off food that they've got left over in their pantry that they don't want, and other people can pick it up and eat it. And there is a supermarket in my neighbourhood that quite often will put in like lots of bread rolls and croissants

and things like that that probably are over their expiry date or like a day out kind of thing and they can't really sell it anymore. So they just like put it in this food cupboard. so people who are, you know, in need of food can come and come and take it. Great. It's such a great scheme, and I hope that, you know, you have something similar in your neighbourhoods. I don't.

You don't. No. But a lot of them are also in the nice neighbourhoods, aren't they? Are they? Yeah, they are. Which is pretty interesting. Yeah. We should have more of them in other neighbourhoods.

Yeah, I wish they were everywhere. It's such a good idea. So I'm walking past the one in my neighbourhood today. And there's this guy in Haver's kind of looking through all the roles. And you can tell that he's, like, looking at the... spiry dates and looking at the roles and trying to pick his favorite one. He's not being greedy or anything. He's just like trying to make a good choice.

And then he moves on to the croissants. He's taking his time. He's like, you know, not where to be by the looks of things. But he is in high viz. And then as I get closer, I notice that he's in like a bus driver uniform under his high vis. And I'm like, I wonder if he's like like a trainee driver or something or like surely he can't be like on the job.

and he's just like pulled over because he's seeing the food cupboard and he's just kind of going nuts with the bread. Surely not. So I keep walking. I turn the corner and lo and behold in front of me a packed bus full of people or looking out the window

wondering where their driver's gone. Nah. And then everyone's kind of looking my way. I've just walked past the guy. I've turned the corner. There's the bus. There's so many people on board. And then I kind of turned around

and he's now walking behind me heading back to the bus. heading back to his job. Just musying back with a bunch of bread rolls. And I'm like, if you were on that bus, would that be all good just to, like, he was there for a good couple of minutes? It's hard because buses run a tight ship.

There's a lot of scheduling. People were waiting, they're always late or whatever. Yeah. We don't want to, it can't be late because the bus driver's doing a bit of shopping. Right. But on the other side of that, they have to stay to a schedule. So sometimes if they're early, like I've been on the bus before where the bus driver has literally just gone out to have a cigarette.

And someone even asked him, like, what's happening? And he's like, oh, we're five minutes early, so I've got to wait. Sometimes they do have to wait. That could have been the case. Could have been the case. You hope that that is the case. But if that's the case, just wait on the side of the road. Don't pop out and have a cigarette or go and help yourself to some free bread rolls

because it's not a great look. But it's like, well, you've got to spend a few minutes doing something. May as well go and get some free lunch. Yeah, road trip snacks, you know. Yeah. Who doesn't love some plain bread roll goodness as a little snack while you're in the middle. If I was in the bus, I wouldn't sit there and stare, I'd get out and get some too. Yeah, it's upset.

We're shop together. Everyone's upset at him until he comes back on with like three bings of bread rolls. Who wants a roll? Yeah. You want a croissant? Yeah, true. Yeah, okay, well, let's not get mad at the bus rover then. Great.

Got on him. Good on him. It's a crazy thing to witness. A bus full of people waiting on one dude. Oh. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. I did something today that I'll admit it was quite a grotty thing to do.

And usually I think my hygiene standards are better than this, but I want to know your take on it. Stop it. You're setting me up. I've got a great hygiene standards. Nothing every week. In my life is poor hygiene. Nothing? Nothing?

Do you want to rephrase that? Nothing about me doesn't meet hygiene standards. Sean, I'm a broken record. Can you say it yourself, please? Yeah, come on. I'm not even going to say it this time. I don't even up you're referring to. We're a mirror.

Harrison and I are holding up a ginormous mirror. You need to look at yourself. Make a long look. Look at the first. flies and the puss and everything and think, huh, maybe I should wash my downstairs with body wash. Brilliant. That's it, isn't it? It's a reference to one time.

One time I said that I don't use body wash. It's one time you said it, but it's every day you continue to not use it. It was like, oh, it's one time that I said that, but I do not wash it any time. We had an expert on the show. He said you can use water as long as you clean it regularly. No, okay. Anyway, so what's this

a new groundbreaking breaking of your good hygiene, apparently? I stopped using water. No, that's a joke. Today, I got out of the shower and I noticed that my bath mat had a few little hairs on it. Oh.

Right? I'm a hairy guy. Okay? That's true. That is. Oh. No, but like you're saying, a head's your hair's in your bath mat.

Which a couple of ears. Yeah. Right? So I vacuumed it. You vacuumed your bath mat? I vacuumed my bath mat. What kind of bath mat are you rocking? Is it quite a thick, substantial carpet?

piece or is it like a flimsy little flat towel? Split the difference. It's slightly thicker but it's somewhere in the middle. I ran a vacuum over it and then I was like that's pretty lazy man. When was the last time you washed this thing? I realized it's been probably a month since I've washed my bath mat. I think if you've got hair and fluffing things on your bath mat,

you can literally just pick it up, take it outside, throw it around a bit, whack it against a pole. Literally. What are you talking about? No, you just wave it in the wind. I really felt stuff. was going to tell me to wash my bathenet. I feel like I'm going to fall off Scott free.

Wash your baronet, but instead of vacuuming it, you can just pick it up and throw it around a bit. Yeah, I honestly don't think... Oh my gosh, I don't think I ever wash my bath mat. It doesn't surprise me. I reckon, honestly, twice a year. That's crazy. Like, seriously?

That's crazy. Can you bring it in? I want to smell it. I think I'll wash mine like once a month. I thought it was bad. That must reek. Do you know what? walk into your house and you're like, oh, poor, what is this?

It doesn't stink. It's like, you step over the shower, you are clean, you're dripping cleanness onto the man. No, no, no, no, no. You hang it up, you dry it out, you cook it a bit. No, but it's moisture, it's wet, so it gets dampen. Do you know what this will be? You know how if you're a dog owner, you don't realize that your house kind of sinks a bit like dog, or like your car stinks a little bit like me, like my car sinks like dog?

I can't smell it because I'm accustomed to it. I'm immune to it, I'm used to it. But people who enter my house in my car, they're like, oh, you own a dog. Same thing with your bath, Matt, Harrison. I think you can't smell it, but it will stay. Walking and go, boy, this guy's damp. No, I'm happy beloved, I've never said anything about that. Okay.

It could just be polite. Yeah, it sounds like you want to bring up. It's stiff. Like, if I were to, if I were to put it in the washing machine, I have to hold it and go, ah, and snap it over my knee. Okay. And then put it in. It can't just be water in it then.

Oh, I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure my bath that has mists. Okay. Snap text poll. We'll get the results next. 3343. How often do you wash your bath net? We'll get the average and we'll say it is next.

What's the average New Zealand time to wash a bath mat? Once a week, along with the other towels. Twice a year. Yeah, but no one's doing that. That's what we should be doing. Yeah, producing her own Samsung is what we should be doing. But realistically, what's everyone doing? I'm going to guess them once a month.

Oh, no. That's what I'm guessing. What are you, Steph? Your grottie bees. I'm like every two weeks. Clean freak. Your Avos head harder. with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. So we here on the show are very angry on your behalf, Sean, because your tea bags are still going missing, and we do have a call to place right now to our leading suspect. Dan from the breakfast show. Now, he normally doesn't say anything when he answers his phone, so that might happen. Dan, we know you've answered the call.

I refuse to talk to us. Oh, hello. Okay. Hello. Every time. Dan, we're bad. Sorry, to see you never know if it's going to be. the tax man.

Far out. Sean Stephen Harrison, now that the pleasantries are out of the way, this is an undergoing investigation of which you are a suspect. The case of the missing Yorkshire tea bags. I have some tea bags at work. Sean, I couldn't give a shit

about your tea bags, man. Defensive? Very defensive. Offer back. I heard a break about it the other day. Like, you were a well-paid afternoon's an outfit. Why do you care if someone's taking your tea bags? It's not about the financial value of the tea bags,

Dan. It's about the principal of not only stealing them, but replacing them with cheaper tea bags. Now, we had ruled you out, Dan, because we know you might not be interested until yesterday when we talked to Clint Randall and he said this. The only person I know that after he's had a, I don't know, he's had some, he's talked about this before, a little bit of fun time in the evening with his wife.

He will, I don't know if he celebrates or he just partakes in a bit of a tea before he goes to bed is Daniel Webbing. as a way to calm himself down before he goes to sleep. Okay. More information than we need. Sorry, guys. He's mistaken that for a tea bagging, which I give my wife after a. So that's where he's gone wrong there.

Jeez. That is crazy to have, how, can I just ask, how wild is the love making that afterwards you have to have a cup of tea to calm down? That's intense, man. Some people smoke after sex. I just have a tea bagging. Okay, let's get back to the matter at hand, Dan. There are expensive tea bags going missing, being replaced for cheaper versions.

Dan, you are the only tea drinker on the breakfast show. We've talked to everybody. Your name has come up in our investigation. Dan Webby, have you been stealing Sean's tea bags? If I had been, I'm not going to admit it, am I, live on the radio? Because then that puts me in red-handed, doesn't it? Like, I'm not going to admit to stealing the cookies. in the cookie jar.

I will say this. I don't drink tea in the mornings. I, like Clint said, it's in the evenings purely. I'm a coffee guy in the mornings. I need something stronger than a Yorkshire tea. Jesus. Okay, I don't know if I believe him. He was very defensive at the gate.

I know for a fact, Dan Webby, I know for a fact that you have taken things from work in the past. I know you might not want me to bring this up, but a certain gaming console comes to mind. Oh, yeah, I took a PlayStation one. but that was all done behind, like, behind the scenes through the system which we get on the phones, when people call up, give prizes, I did it that way.

And that was years ago. Let bygones be bygones, Sean. We all know, you've done some, you've got some skeletons in your closet too. Oh, yeah, yeah, tell us some scoff on, Sean. Oh, yeah, tell us to get on that. Yeah, tell us about that night, Sean. Yeah. No, I don't need to tell them about that one, though.

I can't say, there's the first suspect we've talked to with the most attitude. Yeah. walking all over us. I hate this. I know. He said he said he wouldn't tell us if he was guilty. So you're guilty. Harrison, put it this way. I've been accused of stealing many, many times before I've worked in radio for over 10 years. The amount of calls I've got from people going, oh, you've taken my tea bag, or you've taken my PlayStation or you took my, you know,

some virginity. I don't know. It's just, it happens all the time, okay? I'm sorry. But one of those three examples you did take. You just admitted to it. Not sure about you. I thought we weren't going to talk about that night short. is happening. Okay, Dan Webby, thank you for your time. It was a lovely evening between Sean and I. Oh, I feel like I missed out.

Okay, I feel like I'm... You were invited. I was invited. Maybe Dan's doing the tea bag trait, you know, this little tea bag jar thing, to remind Sean of, oh, yeah, we should go back and teaback each other, like. That's what it is. It's a little hint. Goodbye, Dan Weebbe.

Thanks for nothing. Goodbye, guys. I don't know if this has helped you in any way in your case. It absolutely has not. It has not. It has not. You have a lovely rest of your afternoon. But it did open our eyes up about you and Sean.

It really does do that. Yeah. So I think we can roll them off. I reckon. I reckon we just... Should we talk more about it? We don't need to talk to him again. No, okay.

Your Arvoh's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Oh, 800 The Edge. When have you flashed your boobs at someone? Hello? Woo! Yeah. That's what we're asking.

After a listener anonymously just joined us on the show and said that she flashed her boobs to part. a restricted driving test. Crazy. Yeah. I also flash just to give someone a bit of joy who is a stop go signed worker a few years back.

And so let's just celebrate. We've got them, let's use them. Please. Go on, Steph! You've got to be time and place, time and place. For the segment, though, I think there's a perfect time of place. Ready? Ready?

Yeah. I'm like Sean did not. Whoa. Let's talk to someone whose name is amazing, which is incredible. Hello, amazing. Hi. Hello.

Okay, tell us your flashing story. So my mom was driving and my partner was in the passengers. I was sitting in the back. And so I thought, oh, I'll flash him. And then my mom looked and saw me. What? And my partner was embarrassed. Flash your partner and your mom saw it.

Why did you think in that moment you had to flash your partner? It was the moment. It was a moment. These things don't. It's like divine intervention. It's just you get a calling. You just get this feeling that you just simply must show everyone around you your breast. And in that case, it was unfortunately your mum.

With collateral damage there. Thank you, amazing. Let's go to Trudy. On 0800 the edge. Hey, Trudy. Hey. Hey. Hey, Trudes.

What's your flashing story? Many years ago, there was alcohol involved. It was a bus picked us all up, all the workers, and we were going to a function at the Akacharo's, and we were stuck in roadworks, and I thought, because I could, so I did. Yeah, that was what happened to me too. Well, you were stuck in roadworks, though,

so you flashed them and you sat in the car still? Yeah, yeah, no, it was a bus. It was a bus with all my co-workers. Okay. But I did poached eggs. I did poached eggs. Is that when you press up your nipple, everything against the glass? Yeah.

Poach the edge. That is insane. Danny, any yokes blurt out. Okay. I have on the wrong profession, though. That is the second out of three stories where road workers are seeing people flash them. Yeah. Maybe that's why they're wolf-wistling everyone, because they're so used to, like, every second person just flashing them.

Mm-hmm. So many texts on this, you guys. Jane, oh my God, I just remembered I flashed my boyfriend arriving home and I didn't know he had his mum in the car. No, what's up with this? Someone else. My sister thought she was being cool and flashed a car of guys at traffic lights, but the lights turned red and she had to sit there while they called out to her. Guys, is this low if we make this like a weekly segment? Maybe it is a bit love.

I think the stories are inside. So many stories I want to tuck into. So many texts and cold legs. It's got legs. It's just the stories you want to talk. tuck into? Yeah. What I will say

is before I go home tonight, I am going to go stop off and buy a trench coat. It's inspiring me as well. I thought you were going to say eggs. Oh, I really feel like poached eggs right now. Absolutely. Craving them.

Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I used to work in traffic management can confirm this happens so many times. Wow! That's what I want to talk to. That's why they're always sitting on the side of the road having a pie and just chilling out. that's so happy, they always thumbs up and wave out to you. Yeah, minor wave.

Like, gee, I don't see many many boobs I've seen today, guys. Best day ever. Well, you're welcome, you're welcome. All right, well, thanks so much, your text and calls. I do agree with you, Harrison. I thought we're going to bring this back instantly. Your Arvo's Hit Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge.

Something happened on the show yesterday that made my partner, Jake, who listens here and there, but he never, ever, ever asks about anything kind of shocking that we talk about. He's always like, like, you think back to the conversations we've had on this radio show. He doesn't bat an eyelid. But yesterday I received this message from him. Steph, this chat is crazy.

And then he calls me. During the show. During the show, straight after we have this conversation on ear, and he's like, what just happened? Really? Yeah, I'm not even lying. That's extreme. I know. He never, like...

He never does this. We never call you during a radio show to talk about a stigma. Never. So, this was, this is a bit of a highlight, all low light, of what the conversation was yesterday on the show. I was talking about going into my bedroom, it's nighttime, sleep time, putting some washing away, and then this happens. And I pick up my undies that I wore working out yesterday, soaking wet. Like, like, soaking wet. And I'm like, well, they can't...

Like, the thought, right. through and were like, how are they so wet? It wasn't raining yesterday. Nothing else is wet here? Like, what is going on? And then it dawned on me. Larry's asleep right there, right next to the very soggy undies. He must have been licking them for ages. Yeah, that's my... That was my reaction, too. So, my whole thing was, I think Larry's in love with me.

He's a god of retriever, he's five. And I'm his mummy. And so someone needs to let him know that I'm not... He shouldn't love me like that, you know? So the face you're pulling now is I think the face Jake must have been pulling. Hey guys, I think we know I'm not easily lost for words. That is, I've said some disgusting things on the show. That is horrific.

And so this was the, so you remember how I see Jake called me straight after that? He's like, what did it happen? We recorded some of that shit. What was that? Well, Larry must have been licking my undies last night. Because when I put them away, they were wet. What's the first I heard of this? I know, I forgot to tell you.

On radio. It was crazy. I like when I tune in, it's just stuff like that. Do you think the listeners will like it or nah? Nah. The change station, so. The did change station, okay. Yeah, he was not a fan.

Did you ever consider maybe what was it, Larry, you look in your eyes? Yeah, no. My partner was in the lounge the whole night. Okay. I feel like he may have been calling me. You may have been calling her out and be like, babe, why did you say the only air? You don't help me later?

What are you? But I suggested we make that conversation into a video, you know, a fun video for our social media pages. Producing her Sam and she wanted to like, Steve, if you don't want this out there. I don't think you wanted out there. I don't want our account to be banned. That is disgusting. I didn't do anything. He's just a dog being a dog.

I can't help that my scent is unstoppable. Does your dog love, does your dog like love corn? What? Your Avos Head Harder With Sean, Steph and Harrison The Edge Hey, hope you enjoyed the podcast This is the podcast outro

A little bit extra A little bit extra for you And something it didn't make the show today Is I Have you ever talked Bad about someone behind their back? No, we all do it It's not a good thing to a bit

You've never done it in your life Nah Oh man, that's amazing But you've accidentally done it to a person who's good friends with them. So what happened last night is I was playing in my social basketball league. And I know how you guys know how seriously I take it. Oh, God.

I arguably too seriously. When like a week into the new show, Sean's like, hey Harrison, this is off here. Do you want to watch some of my highlights for my social basketball game? I had a 24-point game. It was quite impressive. Does anyone want to watch? I was like, no. And then Harris was like, so polite, barely know each other.

Okay? And then Sean Bacarison watched them of this. Yeah, I thought you'd never ask. Do you want to watch my highlights from last night? No. That was very nice that you said yes at the time. Yeah, it was so new. So new.

I was like, oh, maybe it's his thing. I don't know. Maybe it does it to everybody. Yeah. Do you want to watch last night's on? No, not really. Okay. Well, thank you though.

We take it very seriously. And we've been off for a season. Our team hasn't been playing. So we're back now. We're very excited. Ooh. And it's quite a lot. It's like a social league.

So the scorer on the bench, each team has to provide a scorer. So usually that's someone's partner or that's one of the subs scores the bench. And so we're playing this team and there's one particular member on the team who's quite intense. He's taking it very, very seriously.

And he kept like hurting members of our team and me, I've got to scratch my eye today from him and he scratched up my new tattoo. I was like bleeding and drew blood on there from us. I was like bleeding all over

when I sat down on the bench. Did he also do that to your face? This thing he did. Yeah, but like that bit. That's just what I look like. Oh. Oh, shit. James, unfortunate.

Should have blamed him. Oh, yeah, that's, um, the genetics. That's him. So I sit off, right, I'm bleeding, whatever. And there's this girl next to me on the bench. And I didn't really think about it of who she was. But I was like, man, that guy out there is taking it very seriously. She goes, who?

I was like, that guy there, man, he needs to chill out. He is going, like, he needs to relax a little bit. She goes, that guy, I was like, yeah, yeah, he's a real, I don't remember what I said, but I was going to have a goal. But I was bleeding at the time and I was like, yeah, man, he just needs to calm down a little bit. Like, that guy needs to chill out and she was, that's my partner. And I was like, oh, yeah, I think he should chill out. She goes, I think you should chill out.

I was like, yep, that's fair. Oh, you go, girl. I'm talking. I would hope that, yeah, yeah. Oh, no, I didn't expect her to agree with me, but I also didn't expect her to be the partner. Like, they had eight people on their team. One of the chances that it was that guy's partner. No, because it takes guts. I reckon like so good on her

because it takes guts on the spot to a stranger to be like actually you know like on the spot I'd freak out I'd panic I'd be like yeah you're so right so good on her but also very very risky behaviour from you Sean yeah I didn't care the adrenaline was flowing I wouldn't do it usually but when you're in a sports game

you come off you kind of say things that you don't mean when you're playing sports I text it so way back in the day speaking of saying talking about someone behind their back and getting to the person I was young and I had a boyfriend and my dad wouldn't let me hang out with my boyfriend and I was so mad because all I wanted to do was hang out with my boyfriend

and so I texted my boyfriend and I was like I hate him so much and all this evil stuff about my dad just like using the word hate which I'm just like yuck I cringe now and just being really nasty about him and then I ended up texting it to my dad because he's top of mind and you text to the wrong person and then he got the text

read it was devastated, had to chat to me about it and was just like so guttered and I've always remembered that I was like 12 or 13 and I was just so devastated that my dad had to read these awful words that I was saying about her and it just was the biggest life lesson to just like not be nasty

and if you are being nasty double check you're sent it too Oh, that's awful. It was so sad. At least you were young. Yeah, very young. It was like last year or something, it would be a shame. Yeah, my dad would have made me hang out with Jake.

I'm like, oh, stink. Yeah, thank God. It's a good moral lesson. Yeah, from this podcast. Yeah. All right. Your Arvoh's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge.

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