The Edge Arvos Podcast - FULL POD #169: Tall stories from Harrison..

Episode Date: October 15, 2025

What a wild Wednesday! Harrison spins us a hotel horror yarn 🏨💀 Need a dopamine hit? Steph’s got a list of very average ideas. Cha-RADIO … Take 2 🎬 From Tea-Bag Gate to Cocobella-Gate, the office scandals continue! We chat to an OCD specialist for OCD Awareness Week 💙 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. Producer Nurse Sam, what's made it into the potty today? Today we have got Harrison spins us a hotel horror yarn. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, that was hard, man.

It was stressful. A horrible situation. Unbelievable was a word that comes to mind. Yeah, totally unbelievable. Yes, I definitely didn't believe it. But then we're moving on That's not what I meant That's a shame

That's not what I meant Unbelievable story Yeah, it's unbelievable Oh like shocked believable Yeah yeah yeah yeah Definitely shocked Because it is quite Unbelievable

Awesome awesome What else is there Sam Next we move on to Need a dopamine hit Steph's got a list Of very average ideas Do you know what Do you know what

They are They are They are average And a dopamine hit idea that I didn't actually get round To saying was the final one.

So there's 45. Don't worry, guys. I don't read out the 4.45. But the 45th one was... God, you get close. I do. Look in the mirror and smile at your reflection. Oh, yeah.

Gives you a dopamine hit. Depends how hot you are, I guess. Thank you. Yeah, what time of day. Next, we've got Sharradio, take two. Can we pump that to the... Sam, can you turn us down in the background? We are really echoing back in front of ourselves.

Is that me? Yeah, it's on your end. I don't know what's happening there. Yeah. Hello. There you go. Oh yeah. Oh, so we're going to hear it.

I think because it's playing out loud at the producer booth. I love that we hear the soul thing that's the podcast, guys. Oh, it's like we're in a cave. Hold on. It's down there. Can you go down there, please? Sort that out and then come back. I kind of love it.

Yeah, I love it too. It feels like a futuristic. Anyway, I feel like we just have to be organic about this and just play the podcast. She's back. We're back. I'm back. Okay.

Oh, you sound great. Radio. Can we jump there to the top of the podcast, please? You want that above you spinning a yarn? Yeah, the top of the podcast. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, okay, yep.

And then finally, we have from Teabagate to Cochabellate Gate. The office scandals continue. Oh, that was crazy, man. That was outrageous. Hey, enjoy. No feedback. You sounds good, Sam. Oh, yeah, okay, yeah, it's great.

Your Arvos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Guys, I stayed at a hotel last night. pretty cool, though. Yeah, pretty flash. I didn't realize this is a thing they do. They got you to test out the hotel. Yeah.

So there's like a whole group of us. They got emailed for it and they're like, can you come test out this new town? It's called Tribe. It's been like from, it's like an international hotel and the opening one in New Zealand. I was like, oh, I've heard of this place. Cool.

And they're like, we want to invite a group of you to test it out though. And I was like, mean, like, oh, do we get paid for it or anything? Like, no, like you get the hotel for the night. That's your compensation. Like a staycation. Like a staycation. Cool. I thought mean.

I know. Incredible. To test out a new hotel. I loved it. How often do you get to stay in a hotel room for the first ever time? Yeah. That's insane. No one gets to do that.

Yeah. It was incredible. And so we had to test out all of the services, hours of this. And I recorded everything on my phone because I don't think you guys, I didn't think you guys would believe me if I told you what I did. So what do you think I'd do if I had to test out a hotel? Room service. Yeah, that's my first thought is room service. us as well.

Okay. Water from the menu. Yeah. Did you try that? No, another. Is that? No, I didn't try the menu. Oh, I definitely try the shower for the water pressure.

Yeah, I did do that. Did do that? I did do that. Bounced on the mattress? Yeah. I'll run you through the first. Had to make love in the room. Yeah.

Maybe that too. This wasn't the first test, but this was one of the tests that happened at midnight. So they had to test a fire drill. No way, really? And they hazed the room. So they're born in like fog machines and worked up to fog machines out of room and let the fire alarms go off.

Actually? Genuinely. And then this happened. You guys did a good night so far? Yeah. Sounds like it was crazy, eh? Yeah, this is real. So they won't you up like an S-A-S camp.

Yeah, literally. What are that? This is crazy. And then we all wanted to gather outside, like the meaning point. To test the smoke alarms. Weird. This is weird. They want you to put this in your vlog or something?

Try and guess what this one is. Help me! Help! He's got a gun! Help me! Jesus. They wanted to test with the ruins of soundproof. And so they're like, go behind there and scream for help.

And they shut the door. Do it for a minute? They open it up. Couldn't hear a thing. Surely they can do all these tests without using influence. No, they wanted us to do this. I was exhausted guy. I thought I was going to have the menu and stuff.

I didn't do any of this. I also did this one. This is the shower. Yeah, it's nice. So they turned it up. It's probably as hot as they go there, yeah. Oh, it's hot. Oh, ow.

Oh, ow, oh, ow, oh, ow! So we had to try out all the temperatures on the showers. Yeah. So I stood there in my talks, obviously. This is ridiculous. This is truly what happened. It's so silly. They turned it all the way up.

Yeah. The hottest temperature. Did they? Really. I said that burnt. Really? You got burnt. Yeah.

Let's see. there's nothing there Yes Burnt Marx 3 degree That's just your pain And this was the final one This is the final one

We had to check The bed Yeah I'd say it's a little bit squeaky Might want to oil this one So he's had to sit in it and bounce Yeah Yeah That's fair's like

We just test the beds out The craziest thing is They wanted you to do positive promo For this hotel And this is the angle you've taken Well, the positive thing is everything checked out. So we've tested everything out, but they passed all the tests with flying colours.

Oh, great. It's good today. Your Arvos hit harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Guys, I think this might help everybody listening and you two boys in the room as well. I know I've taken a lot out of this. 45 ways to get a dopamine hit. No phone needed.

It's not we're doing it on the show now. We're just bringing random BuzzFeed articles and go, hey. No, no, there's definitely, I mean, it could be, but I don't think it's a BuzzFeed article. But I was, yeah, I was doing the old Dooms Scroll, getting my dopamine hit on my phone. And then this popped up. And maybe it's a sign from the technology gods out there,

being like, Steph, put your damn phone away and go and do some of these 45 things. Now, we won't get through the all the 45 things. Maybe we will. We should. We'll rattle through some of these and see if you guys already do these things or just your takes on these things that provide dopamine, which is the happy hormone, right?

Clean out your wallet, handbag. Nah. Yeah. I've got a library card from when I was in Tauranga and I haven't lived there for 12 years. So yeah, you guys maybe not the ones

No, I've got a few bags but they just like rotate and they're just like not much in there. They're not much in there? Um, no, sorry, it's okay. Oh, you're throwing your hand up in the air. Throw it up in the air. Who is that?

I'm pointing at something else. Oh, you're pointing at something else. He's just pointing at the road. Okay, cool. I think it could help because a messy handbag could be a messy mind, you know? And helps. Number two, of the 45 ways to get a dopamine. Use a silly voice.

I don't know what it's talking about. This isn't fun. This isn't giving me any dopamine. To yourself. Yeah. Yeah. Try it. Bye, if you're better already.

Thank you. I do that all the time. Yeah, very good. Oh. Too silly. Too silly. They're happy. Too silly.

I like it. Okay, a few others. Sniff coffee beans. That's for when you're drinking. Just sniff it. Ah. Sniff it. Yeah, but what does that lead to?

It's a puffing other things, you know? I don't want to go down that road personally. I do like coffee. It doesn't make me happy. The smell of it. Call your oldest friend. Now, does this mean the friend that you've known forever? No, the oldest age.

Your oldest age. I promise my oldest friends keep dying. And then I'm got it. Hey, man. How are you? Another way to get a dopamine hit according to this 45. Wait, sorry, is this what the words come to that it's like, hey, here's the thing. Put down your phone and talk to a person.

It's good. Is vacuum one room? It specifically says one room. That's so annoying. Yeah, then I'd feel worse. Because you can really notice the difference. Oh, it looks so bad. Need bread dough.

Okay. Need dough. You know what I'm feeling? I'm not shutting down your list if I'll like it. this idea, but I feel like you're just naming things that aren't being on your phone. Pop, bubble wrap. Yeah, see, there we go. Bubble wrap, yeah.

It feels like you've gone in chat, GPT. Give me 45 random things they can do that don't involve a phone. Waterhouse, plus. You said call a friend which literally involves a phone, by the way. Do you know what? The 19th thing on the list of 45 things to get a dopamine hit that doesn't involve your phone is leave your phone at home. This list sucks.

Oh, my God. How am I going to know where I'm going? I need maps. Go for a run, take the stairs, visit a bookstore, listen to instrumental music. So do anything that's not on your phone. So in the ocean, sing loudly. Browse a cool store. Play fetch with a pet.

Look at the stars. Yeah, basically. Liv. Oh, live. Oh, good stuff. Your Avos, hit harder. With Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge.

It's time for... Okay, three words. Two syllables. Oh, Superman. The notebook? Harry Potter and the Deathy Hell is part one. Nice. You got it.

Sharedio. That's the biggest, newest game in radio. We play a game every day called Easy Money. We can win a thousand bucks. This, my my French, poos all over Easy Money. Language. Absolutely. I know.

Mark me down for that. We tried it yesterday with our lovely listener, Kristen, and this is what happened. Yeah, you're at the Sharia gong. Well done. I think why. But then, like, I made a rule where, like, you can't actually speak until the 30 seconds is up. I am going to have to disqualify you, Kristen. Oh, what?

Now you just had to answer it after the 30 seconds. You did it 20 seconds in. So she was too smart. Yeah, so she got disqualified. Yeah, so rigorous rules. The rules were very unclear. I still don't know what it is. For redemption, Kristen is back to play Sharadio.

Hi, Kristen. So let's just go over. So everyone's aware. Listeners in their cars right now and Kristen is aware of all of the rules. of the radio, so go ahead. This is how it works, okay? 30 seconds in the clock.

I will act out a word or a phrase. Steph will describe exactly what I'm doing. Once the time is up, our listener, Kristen, today, then we'll guess what the answer is. But once you hear the gong, you can then speak. You can't before then if you do, you get disqualified.

As we found out yesterday. You get disqualified. We disqualified people around here. Even if they get it right quickly. Yeah. Even if they go right quickly. If she knows within five seconds, we just have to wait the timer out for 25 seconds. Yeah.

Okay. I think it's a case of Kristen maybe being a bit too good for this game. But I've got a good one today that I reckon I'll get her. Okay. So it was quite an easy movie yesterday. It was Cat in the Hand. Yeah. So, which Kristen got, but just too quickly.

So are we going to like make it a bit harder today, the movie? Yeah, we're going to make it a bit harder. Okay. A little bit harder. All right. So I need to watch Harrison's actions. a game of charades essentially and describe them to you, Kristen. Yeah.

All right, guys. Sharedia round starts in seven, six, five, four, three. It's a long countdown. Two, one. It's a book. He's opening a book. Okay, he's counting all the words he should have done this before. Four.

Four words in the book. First word is that, it's the letter T. Second word, he is shrug. He's pleading, please. The third word, he's hungry. He's rubbing his belly. He's confused. Fourth word is he's doing like a move with his arm.

It's like the ocean move or like a dolphin going across the river. Like, oh, now it's going a bird. Oh, that's time. Kristen. Kristen, what do you reckon that book is? Well, from Steph, I've got the pleading, hungry ocean bird. That's exactly what it looked like to me A book

Okay, let me think about this There's words in there that you got I'll say the words you got correct You got hungry correct You got the correct There's something hungry Oh I know Come on Kristen what is it

That's something hungry something The very hungry caterpillar Yeah Superman The Noteporting Harry Potter and the Deathy Hellas part one Nice you got it Sharedio The caterpillar was the move that was hard to describe.

Ocean is a similar gesture to a caterpillar. Can I say, as someone who just kind of sat here and witnessed that, I was on the edge of my seat. Really? That is the greatest thing. How did you feel, Kristen? I feel like that was one extreme to the other from yesterday. Not going to lie.

Better today? Whoa, way. I think, look, I don't hate this game, but I think it probably needs some tweaking, Harrison. I'm not going to lie. Sorry, we give you another opportunity. You come back and you should on me. Thanks, Kristen.

I think we need to get her back tomorrow. Do we? I think we need to hear Kristen out. We hear the tweaks at it. I'll tweak it. I'll tweak it. And you'll be back tomorrow, Kristen for another hour. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. Okay, so here's the sitch, everybody. Sean owns very expensive tea bags. He keeps him in his cupboard at work. And someone's been taking the very expensive tea bag one at a time and swapping them out for the cheap stuff from the office kitchen. Sean realises this happening and we've gone around everybody, everyone in the office, everyone who's on shows here on the edge, your favourite announcers,

and no one is confessing that they are the culprit, the evil mastermind, the genius behind this. It's a calculated hate crime. It's not a hate crime. And yesterday Harrison put on a listening device and talked to Cal from the Edge Workday. I do know how to do it. No. Or has been taken out. Actually?

Okay. I won't tell them. Well, promise. Promise, promise, promise, promise, promise. Go, tell us. Okay. No. So what you think would happen was Harrison would come back to us and spill the beads?

Nah, but this happened. I know who it is. Yeah, great. Yeah. Who are you going to tell me? I don't know, man. I just feel like it was doing... Oh, don't do you guys.

Yeah, I can tell you who it is. But I want something. I want my own bus training theory, man. I want my own mudang. I want my own annoying Sean song Yeah, I do, man Put all this work into it

Blackmail, blackmail Sean is very good at writing these annoying songs Yes So Harrison, you're very smart for getting This is a great way of getting one for yourself I know So we shook on it yesterday Harrison, you will give Sean the name

of the person that's been stealing the tea bags If Sean makes you an annoying song Yeah, annoying, catchy Have you made an annoying, sorry, catchy song? Yeah I don't know Harrison likes to UK garage music, so it's a UK garage beat for you. I love this.

Okay. Harrison Keith. Harrison Keith. Harrison Keith. Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison. By comparison to most, he's got fair skin, he is on fire like it's keroson. Tats, never embarrassing. Harrison Keith, the Hawks Bay Chief, Box is not briefs, ginger vitus teeth, ass thicker than Queenlet

Letteefe. We need a Harrison Keith. Harrison Keith Harrison Keith Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison Keith Oh it just kind of loop So yeah Harrison Keith

Harrison Keith Harrison Harrison Harrison No comparison Yeah Oh I'm actually right Thank you It's pretty good I mean you just say my name Yeah I've never actually

If you look back into the history of these songs The lyrics have always been very straightforward Yeah right Not creative Yeah Harrison Keith it's catchy We have a ginobitis. So we've got a fat ass.

Hey, you got your song. I did get a song. You should have given me more parameters if you were like. Now we get the name of the person that's been stealing Sean's tea bags. Yeah. So Cal did tell me yesterday who it was. And I want to tell you you're going to be angry, but I don't know what you're going to do about this. Okay.

The person has been stealing your tea bag, Sean, and replacing them. It's our boss Adrian Is it really? Yes, the boss Why would it be him though? He's so rich I don't know, he's so much money He can buy his own

Yeah, he goes, oh, Adrian's been doing it Trying to screw with Sean Making a better presenter There's no way that's the reason Make him a better presenter Make some content for the show Like mind games Yeah

Holy You're trying to big dog, yeah No, but where does the line go from He's just stealing Big because he's your boss Like you can't complain to him It's true This is my least

favourable outcome here You can fly you? I thought it was going to be Steph. Nah, it was not us. Sorry, so that's it. He was not here today, damn it. He's not here, exactly. He knew this was happening today.

But guys, I have an even bigger twist. And this whole story, hear me out here. We've questioned so many people in this whole tea gate thing, huh? Someone's been swapping Sean's tea. Someone's been screwing with us. Who found out as the boss? It was harmless. I was like, oh, yeah, you're just trying to.

No, fun game as Sean. Easy as. Oh. Okay, Harrison's reaching down. He's picking up. What is this? That is the box of some, like, marble game. Yeah, marble race game.

Sitting out there and producers' booth. We're just clearing it out for the 20th round of you. Open up the box. What am I holding? Chocolate coconut water that had gone missing. There's six chocolate coconut waters. Oh, my God. We were looking for these the other day.

We were looking for our show. Our show. These are our waters. Someone heard them from us. You guys were outraged about it. Oh my God, guys. Someone's screwing with us. Who keeps taking our things?

Someone just started a whole other case. Who hit our cocoa ballers? Our chocolate waters. Someone is screwing with us. I think we probably have to let it go. We'll move on. There's so many in there. There's so crazy.

Guys, everyone hate it. It's a whole other case. Your Ravos, Hit Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. And it's OCD Awareness Week this week. Yeah, and I shared my experience with it on the show yesterday. I wrote a poem and I read it out. And thank you guys for being such great supports during that.

If you missed it yesterday, you can text OCD to 3343, and we can fire it back to your phone right now and you can give it a watch and give it a listen. Some incredible DMs I've received over the last 24 hours of people being able to really resonate with, their experience with OCD, which has just been so beautiful to be a part of the conversation. So this week's all about spreading awareness, educating people who aren't quite sure what OCD is. I thought it'd be really good to welcome an expert in this realm, who knows a heck of a lot more

than I do. Please welcome to the show, Dr. Victoria Thompson, a clinical psychologist. Oh, hi. Hello, thank you so much for giving up a few minutes, just to help me explain exactly what OCD is. Yeah, absolutely. So I think the common misconception we have about OCD is often the way that people use it colloquially. You know, like, oh, I'm so OCD about keeping my house clean or so OCD with my organisation. But the fact is OCD is a mental health condition and it's characterized by a couple of things, one of them being intrusive thoughts or obsessions and the other being about compulsion. So that's behaviors that that person might do to help them to respond to or managing. anxiety about the thoughts. When you're talking about obsessions or intrusive thoughts, what are some of the themes that some people suffering with OCD can get? Like, what kind of thoughts are they getting? OCD thoughts can be really varied, and there's lots of different types of OCD as well, just to make

things more complicated. But some common thoughts can be things like, oh, you know, what if someone breaks into my house and kills my family? And so in order to respond to that, someone might check the doors, but they don't just check the doors once. They might check them multiple times or do things in a certain order. They might even do things that seemingly have nothing to do with that. Like they might, you know, tap the wall four times. Of course, it's not going to help protect anyone from getting burgled or their home invaded. But it helps, for some reason, the anxiety to be alleviated, even if just for a moment.

Wow. So there might be some people listening right now who go, I think that's a little bit of me, but I didn't realize what it was. How could they go about getting a diagnosis for it? Yeah, so it's quite a difficult thing in New Zealand, as we know, to get mental health support. I'm sure a lot of your listeners will know that from firsthand experience. But as always, a great first protocol is to connect with your GP and try and get some support there. And we, of course, have fantastic psychologists and counsellors available in New Zealand,

but often that comes at a price. So I think that the first protocol is to check in with your GP and just have a talk through with them around some of the symptoms that you're experiencing. And that might help you to get some guidance around any resources that are available to you. It's just so nice to hear from an expert, like, exactly what it is. And I mean, this is just really tip of the iceberg because it's so layered, eh, there's just so many aspects of this illness. Like I've got a thing called pure O, which is like pure obsessional OCD, which is like I don't have any of the touching or the turning or the physical checking. Mine's completely in my brain, constantly checking, rechecking in my mind, which is just so hard to describe to someone that hasn't lived that.

Yeah, and I think exactly that people wouldn't even necessarily know that, you know, something, like that is classified as OCD. Yeah, because sometimes you're right. Sometimes people don't have the behaviors that come with it. Or they have thoughts that are really embarrassing for them, or they're really ashamed about. And that makes it really difficult for them to seek help as well. You know, thoughts about harming someone else or harming themselves

that make them really reluctant to want to reach out. And the intrusive thoughts, they're relentless, and they go against your morals, which is a massive thing for OCD. So OCD tricks you and lies to you, and it makes you believe something that morally is like 100% against what you're about. But I want you, everyone listening right now to know that if you are suffering with this, there absolutely is help.

And it's with wonderful people like you, Dr. Victoria Thompson, a clinical psychologist who offers cognitive behavioral therapy, exposure therapy, which I don't want to say cured me, because it's a, you know, it's a every day is different. but it's the best treatment. It's the best treatment and there is help and those thoughts go away. I promise you they go away.

So, Dr. Thompson, thank you very, very much for your time. We so appreciate your expertise. And remember, OCD is not an adjective, everybody. It's the worst. It's so frustrating. No one can be so OCD, okay, guys. Thank you so much, Dr. Victoria Thompson, everybody. Cheers, Victoria.

I appreciate your time. with Sean, Steph and Harrison. Hey, ooh! I hope you enjoyed the podcast. Eh-oh. Steph's just saying that she's upset that nippies have changed their straws because she hates turtles. So, oh my God, get this.

Fuck the turtles. So I went to a petrol station today. Shock horror to put petrol on my car. But also, I had to buy pets. But also, when I was inside, I was like, I feel like a drink. So I went and got a nippies. Yeah.

And then I purchased the nippies, and then I realized that the straws are no longer plastic and their paper, and it has completely destroyed the world's greatest chocolate milk ever. and I get that the planet's important, and I know it is, and I know we need to protect the animals,

but I also know that Nippies is now not the same, unfortunately. Does it taste the same? No. Because of the straw. Yeah, because it's a strong. Something else that I know, sorry, Sean, I know that you're into it. But I saw, and I didn't know what to do, and I took a photo of their number plate,

but I saw two very obviously high people in the petrol station today. Fun. And one. Best place to be at a petrol station? No, but there's so much shit. There's so much. Oh, my, yum, on all the, food on all the snares, all the drinks.

So this chick comes in, she's wearing a baggy t-shirt that you can't really see if she's wearing shorts or anything. And then I don't even look at her, really. I kind of like move past her. She goes, don't worry, I am in undies. And I was like, whoa. It was like, oh my God, then I noticed that like,

oh my God, she is just wearing undies. And then she goes out to her car and you know the windscreen Wiper Water thing? She gets the whole bucket and throws it on the bonnet of her car, makes the passenger chick crack up. Who's like, doing like weird movements in the car and you can quite obviously tell that she's like

sketched out. So you reckon not weed hide. No, I reckon tweaking. Tweaking as and so I took a photo and then I talked to the... She took a photo of them. Of the number play. So I was like, well, she're about to fricking drive here and like who knows what will happen. And then I talked to the, she left. Oh, and then she goes to the girl behind the counter.

Your hair looks fabulous. And then the lady was stoked. A big smile in her face. Anyway, she walks out and I got to the lady, they're quite clearly very high right now. Like, what are you doing the situation and she goes, nah, nothing you can really do. But what do you do? I don't know. I don't know the answer

to that. I was like, well, yeah, I guess you're right. What do you do? You don't do anything. You just wish for the best. So dark. I know, it was crazy, but they were having a hout of a time. And not quite as dark as this clip of a random podcast that I've never, you know when you're on Instagram or TikTok and a random clip of a

random podcast comes up and I didn't even know this podcast exists, but I'll watch these guys talk about something for a minute. This literally came across my feed and I thought I'd play it for us. just recently made my boyfriend let me hold his penis while he peed and I was like this is fun okay he's a real one because I've asked a boyfriend before if I could and they say no they say no

do you break up with them after no we were together for like four years too so I was like dude I'm like yeah it's a random podcast with three women by the way all talking about holding men's penis as well they're taking everywhere like dude come on go for it yeah I'm really being into into men allowing their girls to let them hold it while they're I love that. I love that. Do you?

No, it's just a funny chat. I've listened to that podcast. I've never heard, I've never in my life had a girl be like, hey, can I hold your flaccid penis while you pee? Can I man the fire hose? You just want to say that to me? I'd be like, if you want to, like, what's still? I don't see the point in it.

Yeah. I'm sure you can. Maybe just to see, like, it's a curiosity thing. Can't imagine it's anything sexual about it. It's just, I'm just so interested in what it's like for going to pee. Yeah, maybe it's like, because you know, it's like, oh, if I could be a guy or a girl for a day, like the opposite. It's like, what would I do?

Well, I'd go, I'd like look at my dick or I'd look at my boobs or whatever. Maybe it's a bit of that. Like, if you hold it, you like kind of get a inkling of what it could be like to like stand behind them. But yeah, around the way. You're trying, where is she standing? That's a good point. Are you next to it or are you doing that?

Yeah, because I imagine side by side, but you're right, going behind would be more like the experience. Yeah. Well, I know what I'm doing when I get home. Yeah. You should try it tonight. Yeah, I will laugh. I'll talk about on the show tomorrow.

Yeah, okay. I will laugh. All right. Your Arvos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Rover. Music, radio, podcasts.