Toni and Ryan - Don't Go In The Dental Van

Episode Date: May 11, 2025

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Starting point is 00:01:56 I'm Tony, this is Ryan, and we never start an episode of our podcast without a tarpa's approval. Yep, that's Tony and Ryan podcast. Now, Yuli is a hot California girl. Hello, Yuli. But I believe even though you like our Australian podcast, you hate an Australian animal, true or false? It's true. I hate koalas.
Starting point is 00:02:15 Oh, why? A couple of reasons. One, they have chlamydia. Do you hate Tony? No, but that's a classic Tony. Okay, classic Tony is not having chlamydia, but you know,? No, but that's a classic Tony. Okay, classic Tony is not having Chlamydia, but you know, not to yuck anyone's yam, if you love having Chlamydia, that's up to you.
Starting point is 00:02:32 Anything else? They have human-like fingerprints, so they could like frame you for crimes. And that's when they go crazy with the Chlamydia, that's what they do. Yeah. Rampage. There's fingerprints all over this scene. They can like frame you for an affair. How'd you get Chlamydia that's what they do yeah rampage just fingerprints all over this scene they can like frame you for an affair how'd you get chlamydia
Starting point is 00:02:48 oh it's from a koala yeah likely story both yeah chlamydia and human fingerprints they could get away with anything yeah and the third one is they're nocturnal so whenever I go to the zoo I can't see them so I just gave up on them but why would you want to see them if you don't like them? What do you want to get, Chlamydia? No, I want to give them a chance. Oh, that's nice. I also have similar beef with platypuses, because not the Chlamydia thing, the dark thing.
Starting point is 00:03:17 Nocturnal. Yeah. Yeah. But Chlamydia, they're all good. Yeah. Uli, are you up for today's episode? I will. Thank you. Hi, it's approved for today's episode? I will. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:03:26 Hi, it's Uli from California and I approve this podcast. Welcome to a brand new week. Hello. Are we, are we hearing a scandal from you today? A sca- yeah, actually we fucking are. Yeah. And I'm the victim of this. Of a heinous crime. And somebody else has been named a- Okay, okay, that's coming up, that's coming
Starting point is 00:04:00 up, that's coming up. In this case, someone else has been named and I think they're fully innocent. Oh, is it you? No. Okay. Okay. That's coming up soon. But first, a few weeks ago, we talked about what was that incident at your school? Yeah. Like how exciting it was when a dog got in.
Starting point is 00:04:20 Yeah. Yeah. There were some high stakes ones and there were a few dogs that got in. Yeah. Yeah. We had, do you want to hear something crazy? Did this happen at anyone else's school? We had a dental van at our school. Oh, is that a fucking thing? I don't know about that.
Starting point is 00:04:37 So there was, when you think, when you hear this, it sounds like the beginning of a fucking series of American Horror Story. A thinking of Harold. Yeah. Does he do teeth now? No. So there was a caravan that set up outside of the staff room and you would go to the dental van and they would do your dental checks and like twice a year they would come and
Starting point is 00:04:57 do like check out all your teeth and stuff and they would just- What? Yeah. And they were in this caravan that was fitted out with a dental, like proper tools and dental chair and stuff. And it would be like, oh yep, Tony, your time is at 10 a.m. And so you would waddle over there at 10 o'clock and like know that it was your time to go and do your dental check.
Starting point is 00:05:18 It was like a real thing. And I'm so fucking glad that it wasn't just primary, Rolystone Primary School that had that. It might be another one of those things that WA and Queensland had in common. No, Lil just said New South Wales. Yeah. I don't remember that.
Starting point is 00:05:31 But it was, and it was like a- Also people in America listening to this podcast are falling off their fucking brains because- I know. Yeah. Yeah. The amount of free healthcare we get, like shit like that. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:41 I mean, it's any, I think what threw us all is you said it was in a van. I know it is in a van. No, but that's what I'm saying is so freaky. But it just makes it sound so much worse. Yeah. I mean, I think what threw us all is you said it was in a van. I know it is in a van. No, but that's what I'm saying is so freaky. But it just makes it sound so much worse. No, I know. Can they not just go to a spare classroom and fucking set up?
Starting point is 00:05:51 But so they would like- You know what I'm saying? No, that's why I said, just like stay with me. But they would like tow the van in or whatever, and it would be set up there for two weeks. They'd go through everyone in the school, and then like they'd come back six months later. And I remember going in there and it was like, if your time was like after lunch, like you'd have, they'd be like, Oh, I've been a Vegemite sandwich in there.
Starting point is 00:06:12 You know, like it was like, they were really sweet. I didn't like it, obviously, because no one liked it. But um, no, it's super fucked. It's re It's weird. So imagine if someone was doing really great work and what they did was deliver food to children that didn't have access to... Yeah, or at a school if they didn't have lunches or something. Yeah. So now I'm going to change that story. So there's this guy who drives around in a van.
Starting point is 00:06:41 No, who tows a caravan. A van. Who tows a caravan around to see kids. Yeah, no, totally. You know, it's just a van. Anyone starting a new business, because we're about to be in the car wash business. Yeah. Our car wash won't be a car wash caravan.
Starting point is 00:06:56 It will be a stationary on the corner. So true, yeah. Because vans are not good for marketing. Yeah, no, and I think it's also just like the old dingy caravan is just like, like visually- And there's a guy in there with gloves on? No, it was like these two women that did it.
Starting point is 00:07:13 It was like a dentist and like a hygienist or whatever they are called, like the assistant. And yeah, they wore gloves. Like it was fully fitted out like a prop and it had like the dental chair and the light, and you wore the sunglasses and everything. Cool sunnies or just stock? Nah, the big cancer council ones that you can buy from Coles.
Starting point is 00:07:32 And you put them on, like, what are you, a celebrity? Yeah, and they're like, oh, who do you think you are? I'm like, you just gave this to me. Yeah, you're inside, doll. I'm six years old. Don't bully me, please. Besides people turning up and touching inside your mouth in a caravan.
Starting point is 00:07:45 What was the incident at your school? This is from Josephine Mullen. Hi, Josephine Mullen. Dental band. We had a teacher that won the lottery. That is wild. Everyone would be talking about that for months. Huge news.
Starting point is 00:08:04 When the money landed. So she goes, I think I've won. And everyone's like, holy fuck, that's crazy, miss. Like that's insane. What are you going to do? So I haven't really thought about it. But you know, you've got to cash that out. Like don't do any dumb shit until that money hits your account. Cause you don't want to go burn bridges and then there's a fucking hold up at the IRS or whatever. Yep. All you haven't actually won. Yeah. You got scammed like you do when you do detached. When I do my taxes. That was not fair chat. But yeah. When the money landed, she quit her job and left her husband the same day, moved abroad and literally no one ever saw her ever again.
Starting point is 00:08:36 Hot. Isn't that hot girl behavior like you've never fucking heard before? Well, I guess you go, if that's the only thing holding you back and you go, wow, all these opportunities have just opened up for me, I'm gonna sell my dental van and I'm moving abroad. We're getting three grand for that, two mil for the win. That old fucking piece of shit at home, he can stay there. He can have it. He's an asshole, I don't give a fuck. This job sucks, kids are awful,
Starting point is 00:08:57 I'm moving to the south of France and I'm gonna sip coffees and do fuck all. Was that a mild Clooney? She's now married to George Clooney. Yeah. And then did a Lauder grain became a Marl Clooney. So that is amazing. I can not. That's awesome. But you imagine if she stayed at the school, you imagine the goss all the time. Oh, new shoes, Caroline. Yeah. Well, I guess that wind's treating you well, isn't it? You know, like, oh, Caroline comes drives in with a brand new Toyota Camry, you know, gold, gold. And then everyone's like, Oh, sprung for the
Starting point is 00:09:32 gold. Did you, Caroline? Yeah. Well, I guess you did win all that money. Didn't you? You've never given into the school. You don't even come to the busy days on the weekend. Could you imagine the back chat? Yes, that's what I'm saying. Schools are awful places. But also I just think all of the parents, there would just be so much gossip about you. Yeah, and so she fucked off. I love that.
Starting point is 00:09:51 Never heard of again. I love that. I can't believe she even told anyone she'd won. Just one day she wasn't there. But remember what happened last time we did this segment? They had a protest to bring that teacher back and the kids thought, assumed he'd been fired and he just retired.
Starting point is 00:10:06 Yeah, but they got to sit on the oval all day. It's a great day. Pretty good. Yeah. Lainey Kelton. Hi Lainey. One of our teachers took a semester off and she came back looking 20 years younger. Beautiful new face, big perky and new boobs.
Starting point is 00:10:21 And you can imagine us 15- Not the boobs, but just like awesome. Lainey goes, you can imagine us 15 boobs but just like awesome bit Laney goes you can imagine us 15 year old girls oh yeah she's come back with these huge boobs is big and all the girls are like oh my god and all the boys are there yeah but the girls like miss tell us everything yeah because how do I get that this is crazy yeah what Yeah. What'd you do? What happened? Did it hurt? How long did it take? We wanna know everything.
Starting point is 00:10:46 Yeah. Especially if you're a cool teacher. Now the incident wasn't the surgery. The incident was what she said. The teacher? Yeah. This is what got people revved up decades later. They're still talking about this.
Starting point is 00:10:59 Yeah. She goes, oh no, no. It was just the rest and relaxation. I've just been drinking heaps of water. She goes, they go, oh, Miss, you look a bit different, you know? And she goes- Or even like, oh, you look fantastic. You know that vibe?
Starting point is 00:11:18 She said it was just the rest and relaxation. We said it was the facelift and the boob job. Own it either way. Yeah. But everyone's like, remember when she tried to claim, like the claim was the facelift and the boob job. Own it either way. Yeah. But everyone's like, remember when she tried to claim, like the claim was the incident. Oh, was it? Oh, just a bit of rest and your boobs just doubled in size and perked up? She goes, no, I was just seeing clients in Sydney.
Starting point is 00:11:37 I've just had some rest. Well, yeah, we have Tony and I have seen that happen actually. I think that was implied. Yeah, yeah, no, but Tony and I have seen that happen actually. I think that was implied. Yeah, yeah, no, but it just took me a while to... Shannon Lee Street. Now this, I just read the messages. Sometimes you don't even do that. Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
Starting point is 00:11:57 Love it. We used to joke that the IT teacher in my high school here in Wales was a drug dealer because he had a really fancy Rolex and a really nice car and he was on a teacher's wage. So all the kids were like, he's probably selling drugs on the side. I think it's the guy too, isn't it? Yeah, it turns out he was. So years later, it turns out our joke were real and he was arrested for making illegal substances. The local news here called him Welsh Breaking Bad.
Starting point is 00:12:28 And I was like, is that Mr. So-and-so? And everyone was like, I think it is. Oh my God. How fucking crazy. Also, if you're a fucking drug dealer on the side, you're not rocking into your fucking public school job with a fucking Rolex in your really nice slick car.
Starting point is 00:12:48 You know, get out of your Porsche wearing your Rolex and all of that and you're like, no, no, no, like I'm just a teacher. She's been saving up, invested well. Yeah. My wife's got a great job. Yeah. Or my dad, you know, died and left me heaps of money. I was like, you know, like not quite.
Starting point is 00:13:03 So they were making all these jokes the whole time and he was like, oh, they're your kids, you know, and he bet he was. Do you know what's amazing though that he never tried to sell drugs to those kids? That's beautiful. Until he did and got caught, so. But not the kids at school, because that would be an easy, you know, a lot of FaceTime with customers. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like that would be the perfect opportunity. Like you're looking for a crowd to sell to, there they are.
Starting point is 00:13:29 You seem to know a bit about this. No, but like when you're thinking about selling something, it's like you got to get eyes on your product and that's the whole thing. Did you disagree? No, I'm just, you just were very quick to, I'll be aware of that. I just marketing, yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:44 It's like with this podcast, the more people that see it, the better we can come across. Are you making any other? Sorry. On the side. Pull my cardigan down over my Rolex. Your partner works in IT and bought that engagement ring. Oh, wow. In that car.
Starting point is 00:14:01 Fuck off. So to stream in his house. Yeah. Like please. Hey, it's you from California. Soda stream in his house. Yeah. Log. Please story. Hey, it's you from California. You're listening to Tony and Ryan. A massive shout out on this beautiful Monday to a few of our champion tapas at our Patreon.
Starting point is 00:14:28 Samantha Jago, good on you Samantha. Steph D, Nick Vanden Vonder, Sam Haber, Roland and Thelisse. Roland and Thelisse, you gotta get your shit together. Cindy Gatcliffe, for some reason looking at that name reminds me of the word giraffe. Gatcliffe? Cindy Gatcliffe. It's the me of the word giraffe. Gatcliffe? Cindy Gatcliffe. It's the shape of the word. Yep.
Starting point is 00:14:48 Yeah. Are you also looking at those names going, these are all the people I can sell drugs to? Just asking. And Flynn the Bin. Flynn the Bin? Yeah. I think Ed would buy some.
Starting point is 00:14:59 I've never met someone with Bin in their name that's known to drugs. Well I think it's like a joke name like Flynn the Bin. Like, I don't think that's like Christian name, which makes it even easier to buy drugs. So true. Yeah, because he's got a he's rolling with what's the word? Homies. He's rolling with the homies. Now,
Starting point is 00:15:23 what's the fucking word? Not pseudonym. Oh, someone knows a lot about drugs. What's that like rolling with a, not proxy. Like a- What are you talking about? Like a fake name, alias. Oh God.
Starting point is 00:15:38 Oh, that was not worth it. That was not worth it. Jessica Alba and start again. No, who was that? Jennifer Garner. Jennifer Garner. Jennifer Garner! Fuck, shame. Oh, speaking of crimes though,
Starting point is 00:15:48 one has happened in our house and it's not good. Two people have been named in the case of the missing blue cardigan. The missing blue cardigan? Yeah. Do you need me to get my detective's hat? Well, I think that maybe we do because you've been brought into this.
Starting point is 00:16:05 What? I know. I was just as shocked as you are. Hang on, hang on, hang on. A blue cardigan's disappeared and I've been blamed. Let me explain and paint the picture. Do I need to get a lawyer before I say anything else? What I will say is that maybe you don't need a lawyer, but the two of us do.
Starting point is 00:16:25 I don't share lawyers. Okay, but I say a lot of answers for the for the bit. Like we're doing a bit awesome if you just supported us. I'm being accused of a fucking crime, dude. Me too. I don't think that you understand that I'm on your side. I'm a lawyer. Let me explain to you exactly what's happened. Sure. So my partner Torb's absolutely beautiful boy.
Starting point is 00:16:49 I love him so much. No, I'm off him. No. Well, I don't know what's about to happen, but. So he loves a cardigan, both of us actually, I'm wearing a cardigan right now. Yep. But he loves a cardigan and he has this one blue cardigan
Starting point is 00:17:03 that is his absolute favorite. I bought it for him from an op shop like when we lived in Bumbri. Was it a vintage store or an op shop? It was an op shop. Okay. And it's like eight years ago, I bought this cardigan and it is just like a big chunky blue wool knit. It's like long. It's really oversized and it's really really cozy. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:17:26 And... It's like, it's like worn in. It is. Like it's his. Yeah, and because when you buy stuff from the upshop it's already kind of like... Yeah. Worn, like and it's actually from Woolworths from back in the day when Woolworths was like... A cardigan seller?
Starting point is 00:17:41 Like wool, actual wool products. Is that where that name's from? I think so. I thought it was a shortened version of Big Woolworths. Well, that does add up, doesn't it? But as far as I know, it's because Woolworths, or maybe it was of the same name, but there was like a wool product. Like a classic.
Starting point is 00:18:00 But it's like, not the same. But it's a real old shop, like doesn't exist anymore or does. Anyway though. It's such a big claim. Yeah. And I just thought we'll go with it. And we all did. Yeah. Well, Charlie, I would suggest stop Googling
Starting point is 00:18:18 and just let Tony tell her story. Or is there something you'd like to share? No. Okay. But it's like- An old school, beautiful classic. Like it's obviously old. Like it's an old fucking cardigan. Anyway, and it's in like, it's in really good nick and it is so comfy.
Starting point is 00:18:35 It's his absolute favourite and we can't find it. And the other day, like out of nowhere, Torbz goes, have you seen my blue cardigan? And I was like, oh, no, not for a while actually. And he goes, oh, fuck, okay. Like that's weird. And he looked through his wardrobe. He goes, I've looked through my wardrobe. I can't find it.
Starting point is 00:18:57 I go through my wardrobe and I look, cause I've got all of my cardigans and nits and stuff like in one spot in my wardrobe. And I look in there, I'm like, oh no. I look through my entire wardrobe, right at the back, see if it's tucked in anywhere. I'm like, fuck, I don't have it. And he was like, oh, that's really weird. I'm sure it'll turn up.
Starting point is 00:19:16 And then I was like, when was the last time, like do you remember the last time you wore it? And he was like, oh, actually, no, I don't. Do you remember the last time you wore it and he was like oh actually no I don't do you remember the last time you wore it and I was like I haven't worn it in ages funnily enough I actually only wear it to like the dentist because you can like snuggle up into it it's really cozy so it feels like or to the cinema or something so like you kind of a blanket but you feel like you can like snuggle in. Was the dentist in a caravan? No, no, no. You can't go to that after you've left primary school.
Starting point is 00:19:48 And so he's like trying to establish a timeline, right? He's like trying to figure out all this stuff. And I was like, maybe if you haven't seen it since we moved just over a year ago, a year and a half ago, has it ended up in like the linen cupboard or something? In some box. Yeah. I cleaned out the linen cupboard, it's not in there. Anyway, he goes, did you take it to work?
Starting point is 00:20:11 Like have you worn it to work and left it at the office? And I was like, no, I haven't worn it to work, I've never worn it to work. And he was like, well, where is it then? And he starts getting really nasty. You know what's fucked up? And this is the same as when I grew up, I just grew up, it was just me and mum, the two of us.
Starting point is 00:20:29 When you live just with one other person, there's this like, well, if I didn't do it, it must have been you. Like all signs point to this. If it wasn't me, it has to be you. And it's just fucking bullshit. It's absolute garbage. Obviously lots of times it is my fault,
Starting point is 00:20:43 but then sometimes it's not. Well, and then so I go, no, I definitely haven't wanted it to work. And he goes, well, I don't know where it is. Oh, you know how I said I was off tobs earlier? Yeah. This is why. Yeah. And that's totally fair.
Starting point is 00:20:59 Cause same. And he goes, you've obviously wanted to work and left it there. And I was like, I fucking promised you I'd like, I haven't wanted to work. And he goes, I'll see. He starts scrolling through my Instagram. If you've wanted to work, we'll see. If I've wanted in a video. Have you?
Starting point is 00:21:14 No. Imagine you were last week. He gets to the very bottom of the feed. Yeah. Jesus Christ. Oh yeah, he took him fucking, we were lying in bed. Do you watch a little bit of each video? Yeah, yeah. He's killing our attention.
Starting point is 00:21:27 Got the attention. Fuck. Anyway, he's scrolling through and he's and I was like, did I wear it anywhere there? And he goes, no. And I was like, I think you owe me an apology. Yeah. And he was like, well, I'm sorry. Ryan must have it. What the fuck?
Starting point is 00:21:47 Does this motherfucker have any sense of taking responsibility for his own stuff? I'm a guy who loses shit all the time, but I never blame other people for being losing shit. But also he came out of nowhere. I was like, why the fuck would Ryan have your shit old cardigan that isn't from Woolworths the supermarket? Yeah. They used to make wool tops. Yeah, but I was just like, bro. And I also, I'm not a cardigan guy,
Starting point is 00:22:10 but I fully was like- Never worn a cardigan in my life. I'm literally, like I came to your defense, so- Thank you. And I was like, why the fuck would Ryan have your cardigan? Like you need to- Yeah, what did he say to that? You take a chill pill, I reckon. Like I think you've gotten a bit big for your boots since you started this investigation. Did you try You take a chill pill, I reckon. Like I think you've gotten a bit big for your boots since you started this investigation. Did you try selling the chill pill? No. But he's just like, well, if I don't have it
Starting point is 00:22:30 and you don't have it, like Ryan must have it. What the fuck? As if that's the automatic like- Did he question Pippa? Don't think he's talked to Pippa about it. Anyway, so he's like fully on one about this thing. And I was like, bro, I don't have your cardigan. It's not at the office.
Starting point is 00:22:44 Like I was like, you're welcome to go and look at the office, but I'm telling you, it's not there. I have not worn it. Please bring him down here. Well, there's actually been a development. Oh. This morning, as I was leaving for work, Torb's walks out of our bedroom,
Starting point is 00:23:04 wearing the blue cardigan. It was on him the whole time. Has he been wearing it for the last year? And I went, Wow. Wow. Jeff, something that you'd like to say to me? Sorry to share bud.
Starting point is 00:23:21 And he goes- Any apologies to deliver? Sorry. I was like, what? He was like, sorry? I was like, where was it? Where was that blue cardigan? Where was it? In his fucking wardrobe. Fuck off Torbz. The engagement's off. I have cleaned out the entire house, my own wardrobe, thinking I'd accidentally stolen this fucking cardigan. I was like, it's definitely not like I've, and then I was like, I messaged Libby being like, have I worn it there and left it behind? Like taking it off? Is she a dentist? Is she involved somehow? Um, yeah, but you got called into questioning before anyone else.
Starting point is 00:23:59 Wow. And I was in the fucking cupboard the whole time. And so I already like, I was going to tell you about how you've been brought into this. Thank you. And thanks for defending my character. Yeah, and I did to the death. And I'm not even kidding, as I was leaving the house today, he walks out with that fucking cardigan on. That's brave of him to wear that.
Starting point is 00:24:19 Okay, okay. Oh, I'd burn it. I'm off him? Yeah. If that was me and I found it, I would bury it at the bottom of the ocean. Yeah. Or you'd be like,
Starting point is 00:24:28 oh, look what Ryan dropped off while you're at work. Oh, next time I lose, I hope I lose something soon. Yeah. So you can be like, oh, can I just, hey, Torb, just giving you a call to see if you've taken my budget smugglers out of my fucking car or something.
Starting point is 00:24:44 You often have bathers in your car. It's a random, yeah. But it's true. Yeah. So you haven't borrowed my underwear, have you? Oh, it's bathers. That's all good. Yeah, I guess so.
Starting point is 00:24:53 Yeah. I actually can't wait to lose something. So that you can call him and be like, oh, just wondering if you've got- What's something I've lost recently? Do you reckon he's got my wedding ring? He wanted to just see how it felt. Yeah. He's I'm just trying it on, literally trying it on the size. If I called him now, A, would he answer and B, what would he say?
Starting point is 00:25:14 If I asked him. He might answer, you can call him. And if I go, hey, where's my wedding ring? Ask him where your house keys are, your old house keys. Ask him where his blue cardigan is and if he found it yet. Ask him where Tony's charger is. He knows what it's about. He fucking would too.
Starting point is 00:25:41 Did they have a voice mail? Yeah, he goes, hi, this is Alex. Hi, this is Alex. Oh, you're fine. Leave your name and number. Oh. Please leave a detailed message after the time. When you have finished recording,
Starting point is 00:26:02 you may hang up or press one for more options. Hi, Alex Toblerone. This is Ryan. You may know me from working with your soon to be wife. Just a quick question. Speaking of wives, I haven't seen my wedding ring since Rachel's wedding, which was two years ago.
Starting point is 00:26:20 And just a quick question, where the fuck is it? Yeah, cause you must have it. I don't know where it is. So where the fuck did you put it? It's missing. So obviously you must have it. I don't know where it is, so where the fuck did you put it? It's missing, so obviously you fucking have it. Just let me know, sweetie. Thank you. Love you.
Starting point is 00:26:31 Yeah, and we'll update everybody on that. I saw pass possible. I got a love to say it here. It is from Tapa Kevin Parker. Hi, Kevin Parker. Who is doing God's work. Good on you, Kev. Kevin said, I had a shitty job I hated,
Starting point is 00:26:49 but now I have a job I love and you love to see it. My new job is delivering supplies to car washes. That is amazing. So everyone- The rainbow, like the detergent. Yeah, the chemicals and stuff, and the special chemical gear and whatnot. Amazing.
Starting point is 00:27:06 So everyone loving going through car washes in Jersey, New York and Connecticut, you are fucking welcome. Fuck yeah. You're enjoying the fruits of TARPA Kevin Parker's labor. Oh. We should get a car wash this week. We don't have a car.
Starting point is 00:27:20 That's amazing. Well, we should get a car wash. Yes. We'll take an Uber through. Yeah. Can you do that? Do you reckon they would? Surely if we said- Yeah, we should get a car wash. Yes. We'll take an Uber through. Yeah. Can you do that? Do you reckon they would? Surely if we said, we'll pay for it.
Starting point is 00:27:30 Yeah. I've got 12 bucks. I'm good for it. Yeah. 12 bucks though in New York. I mean, what's that? 75 Australian dollars. Yeah. The dollar is not strong. Anyway. Okay. But Kev, congrats on the new job.
Starting point is 00:27:42 You are doing God's work. And thanks for doing God's work. That's awesome. I've got your love to see it here. And for anybody North side, shout out. And actually I would travel from the South side to the North side for this. I'd go on the fucking West gate bridge to get to this.
Starting point is 00:27:54 Why you wouldn't? Cause that's not the direction you would need to head. The East gate. I've been to the most incredible chemist warehouse over the weekend. And I just, I just have to share about it chemist warehouse over the weekend. And I just have to share about it. You guys, I have no idea. Like I'm closing my eyes at night
Starting point is 00:28:12 and I'm seeing this chemist warehouse. That's how fucking nice it was. It's in Laylaw, shout out. Shout out. I walked into this chemist. North of the ring road? I don't know what that means. Well, there's a ring road and is it on the north of that? No. Okay. How do you tell? So there's a ring road? Yeah. And if it's to the north of it,
Starting point is 00:28:32 it would be? It might be north of the entrance to get onto the ring road. Is that what that means? Unless it's in between the entrance to the ring road and the ring road itself. Yeah. Then probably, yeah. I think it is. Okay. It's parallel to the ring road. That'll be on the ring road. It's on the ring road. I don't fucking know. Anyway, this chemist's warehouse is what dreams are fucking made of. Yeah. Why is it so good? So I just walk in there, the aisles so nice and wide, but let me tell you the pièce de résistance of this chemist's warehouse. Every single shelf has a little LED light underneath it so you can, it's everything is super well lit. That's incredible.
Starting point is 00:29:21 Every single shelf and fully stocked. So I'm so surprised I'm falling off my chair. I fallen off my chair. I almost fall off my chair. I know it's only May and I know it's going to be May. And I know we don't do a like MVP of the year. I think LED lights are having a moment. Oh, sure.
Starting point is 00:29:52 What do you think I was gonna say? Probably the chemist warehouse that we're. Oh no, you know I'm in for chemists. But I'm just saying the chemist warehouse has been an important part of my life for years. But LEDs are just having a moment because of the convenience for years. Yeah. But LEDs are just having a moment because of the convenience. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:08 Yes. You sound like you don't, you're anti LED. Well, I don't think that they're having a moment. I think we should let you do the cloudy thing up on the roof. Well, it's never cloudy if now LED is on. No, you put LEDs and then like you put the fabric over the LEDs. I think they're having a real thing right now. He now. I think he's taking the piss out of you. Oh.
Starting point is 00:30:27 I think that you're right though. LEDs are everywhere because several years ago people installed them. Yeah. And now they are everywhere because everyone's talking about them. Everyone's using them. You're right. I'm having a moment. You're right.
Starting point is 00:30:42 Our doorbells. Is it Mr. LED? Is it Having a moment. You're right. A doorbell. Is it Mr. L? Is it big LED? A doorbell. The chemist warehouse guys come down here and he goes, it's above the ring road. Yeah. All right.
Starting point is 00:30:55 Now tell me, I know you've mentioned the width of the aisle, but that is a, could you? Because my point of reference for a wide chemist warehouse aisle is the Northland chemist warehouse. Oh my God, mate. You won't even know yourself. Yeah, because you honestly, you won't even know yourself. Can you have two outs? Because chemists warehouse, sometimes they can fuck you right up.
Starting point is 00:31:17 Remember that one in Richmond that was like- Yeah, that's pokey. That's like offensive to fat people. The one near me, the Preston one on High Street. Yeah. Nothing on this little one. I reckon you could do two outstretched hands and a person and then, yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:32 Could I drive a Jimny down the aisle? 100%, easily, easily golf cartable. I actually went up to someone that worked there and said, this is the nicest chemist's warehouse I have ever been in. And they said, thanks, it's really new. And they were just so, so chuffed that I had acknowledged it. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:31:55 Yep. And then I got my flu jab and then it was like, I couldn't even feel it. Like it was just, it was honestly just the most wonderful experience I've ever had. And I just wanted to shout out to Chemistwarehouse Lailaw. If you're looking for a new local, that's the one I would suggest no matter how close it is to you. I think I am looking for a new local.
Starting point is 00:32:14 And I think I am looking for a flu shot. Yes. Should we go to... Recommend both. Should we go today? We can go both. Because we need to top up the Glucajals. Yes.
Starting point is 00:32:23 That's a great excuse to go to a Chemist's warehouse. Not that you need one. Why pay more? So true. So like, you get the flu jab. They've worked this out. I get the flu jab and they go, oh, hang around in the store for five or 10 minutes. So that like, just to make sure you're all good
Starting point is 00:32:39 and like feeling, like not feeling woozy or anything. Lightheaded, yeah. I spent $150. How can you buy that? It's so cheap. I had an arm full of stuff. Did you get GlucaGel? I didn't buy any GlucaGels,
Starting point is 00:32:54 but I did buy some little travel sized things to take to America. Such as? Like a Sarave face wash, but in this little version, some Sarave hand cream, little version. Should we do a little face mask night? Yes.
Starting point is 00:33:09 That'd be cute. Absolutely. I can bring some. That actually sounds so fun. Yep. And then, oh, we could do that during the day when we're getting ready. Yeah, let's do it.
Starting point is 00:33:19 Yeah, I love that. Yeah, so like that kind of, I'll have to go back. Oh no. Hang on, who'll have to go back, I'll have to go back. Oh no. Hang on, who'll have to go back? We will have to go back. What else did I buy? Bobby pins, hair lackeys, some silk scrunchies, some tea gel shampoo.
Starting point is 00:33:35 I also bought a new toothbrush to take with me a tiny little toothpaste. I bought some Band-Aids. I bought a lipstick. I bought an eyeliner. I bought, this is just like honestly the value. Why pay more? Bought some Q-tips like a big 150 thing and I bought, oh and they gave me a little sample of a perfume as well. That's nice touch. Yeah. That's a nice touch. Yeah. All 450 bucks. Yes!
Starting point is 00:34:08 I think I live at Laylaw now. How good? Why Laylaw? Very funny. I think that they should start a membership program, though, because I would pop out on points at Chemist's Warehouse. No, but Chemist's Warehouse is for everyone, not just members. No, no, no, absolutely. It's not an exclusive club, it's a club for everyone.
Starting point is 00:34:26 No, no, no, and I appreciate that, but like at BCF, you don't have to be a member to shop there, but I mean, if you get the points, like how good. So I'm just saying about the positives about BCF, they could transfer over to a Chemist's Warehouse because if I was getting points every time I have to stand there for 10 minutes, then I mean, imagine what I'd be swimming in points. I'd probably buy a house. In Chemist's Warehouse. Do real estate accept Chemist's Warehouse friends? They do. I've just actually, that's just come through. That's great. Before we finish up today, two things. First of all
Starting point is 00:34:54 Wednesday's episode will be recorded straight after the webbies, straight after it so I don't know how we'll be traveling but that's what you'll hear Wednesday. Yep. Second thing to tidy up, Charles, what is Woolworths? Yeah. Oh, okay. So I asked ChatGP team, my new friend, did Woolworths used to sell wool? And it said no, Woolworths never sold wool as a primary product despite the name. And the name Woolilworths was chosen in 1924 when the first store opened in Sydney.
Starting point is 00:35:26 There you go. Yeah. Something to do with the American retail chain but the two businesses were never connected. Oh. That's, I wonder, I'm going to get to the bottom of this. I think we have. No, because it's obviously a different brand, right?
Starting point is 00:35:42 But Woolwurst do sell like some clothes, like you know the socks and undies? Yeah. No, I know, but it's not like... Like it's a few rebrands ago? But it isn't like that brand because normally when you buy clothes at Woolworths or Coles or whatever, it's like a Coles brand. It's not, doesn't say Coles on there. Like an Anko.
Starting point is 00:36:03 Yeah. So like at Coles, the clothing thing used to be called Mix. Right. So, and like Kmart is Anko, so it wouldn't say Woolworths on the thing. I wanna, I'm gonna figure this, I'll take a picture of the label and someone might recognize it.
Starting point is 00:36:18 And I'll be able to take a picture of the label because we have found the cardigan. If, Tadjibi just said, if it looks vintage, it could be from the UK Woolworths chain. Oh. Woolworths UK was known for affordable everyday fashion and variety items until it closed in 2009. Oh my bloody god, it's from across the pond. 2009.
Starting point is 00:36:40 Good accent. Oh, great. Love that. Thanks everyone. What a journey. We live, laugh and learn. Love you. Good accent. Oh great! Love that! Thanks everyone! What a journey! We live, laugh and learn. Love you! Bye!

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