Wolf and Owl - S2 Ep 73: Friday Bonus & Sporting Fails
Episode Date: October 13, 2023Bonus emails time! First we discuss some of our sporting disappointments and general lack of competitiveness, along with some recent feedback about recycling. Then it’s time for the main event - a r...eal mix bag of questions on manscaping, calling out a friend for being racist, impressions of each other and a ‘would you rather’ challenge. Thanks for all your messages - keep them coming at wolfowlpod@gmail.com Instagram - @wolfowlpod TikTok - @wolfowlpodcast YouTube - www.youtube.com/WolfandOwlPodcast Merch & Mailing List - https://wolfandowlpod.com/ A Shiny Ranga Production For sales and sponsorship enquiries: HELLO@KEEPITLIGHTMEDIA.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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What I love is your energy is incredible when you get into this one you're so like you're
like uh a marathon runner on the last level you can see the sort of the crowd and you can see the
finish line yeah when i was a kid i i was like as you know very big yeah and we were doing a 400
meter race and managed to negotiate uh a 10 meter head start just based on my size the teacher let
me have a 10 meter head start and i really powered for the first 100 meters and i thought i was going to win it and then i came in
last there's nothing quite isn't it a weird thing to think back to that of those days right when
you were in head for like in the like the fucking front of a race in head of a race and you thought
you might that might be the moment
that changed
all of your schooling
if you could win
that 400 metres
if you could fucking
take that 100 metres
that would be enough
you wouldn't just
you know
you wouldn't just be
the kid who fucking
pissed himself
in the fucking
year 8
in the fucking
school canteen
on his fucking
fifth week at school
you'd have a little bit
more to your legacy you'd have a little bit more to your legacy.
You'd have won something.
And like,
almost like,
actually,
when I look back and think,
every time I got close
to that sort of moment in my life,
like,
the anxiety,
or almost the fucking fear of winning,
and actually sort of doing it,
and actually fucking,
completely just ruined that moment.
Like,
I'd overly think the win
before i'd even got close to the finish line yeah yeah yeah it's horrible yeah you you want it too
much yeah that's what happens did you were you good at any sports at school well thank you for
asking it like that um i was terrible at all of them i was awful i was genuinely awful i find it
remarkable i i think it's almost certain that you're better at football than me.
I think it's almost definite.
Yeah, but look, I adore my dad.
My dad is literally my hero.
My dad took over the school's B or C team as a coach.
And I think in a lot of ways, just so we'd have a C team
and I could be a part of the C team
because it wasn't good enough for the A or B team.
And I always remember Carl Ridehoe with him
when he had to tell me that I wasn't going to make the C team,
but he was still going to carry on coaching them
because he saw a lot of talent out there,
a lot of underdog spirit.
Like, knowing at the age of fucking seven or eight
that your destiny is to be essentially a ball boy
or a fucking assistant manager is a pretty bleak one.
Yeah, I used to play rugby a little bit,
because I was quite big.
And they looked at me and put me in the A team.
I played a game for the A team,
then moved down to the Bs,
and then eventually found my level,
which was the C team.
And even then I subbed for them sometimes.
I think I've talked about it before.
Listen, for somebody with the natural rugby physical attributes
that I had to still be that shit,
is that actually more of an achievement?
I remember trying to take up chess
because I thought that would be the one.
I remember going to a chess tournament
because I think someone there at the school thought that there'd be one. I remember like going to a chess tournament because I think someone there at the school
thought that there'd be sort of like this real sort of like,
sort of, I wasn't an academic kid.
And I think they thought,
oh, actually, no, he might actually do it.
It might be like an aggressive chess.
I lost every game in this awful chess tournament.
We were playing against quite a posh school.
As you well know, the schooling I had wasn't posh.
But we had one teacher who I think was sort of trying to do kind of michelle pfeiffer kind of vibe of just sort of
bringing chess i lost every game and at the end of it they gave me a little medal for sort of being
the best sportsman because i didn't seem that i did i genuinely at this moment probably was about
eight and i remember giving a medal like oh this is for best sportsmanship because you didn't
seem upset about losing and i said eight, I'm just quite used to it.
Oh, no.
That's just, that's so sad.
It's really mad, isn't it?
Because it's left me with a complete absence of competitiveness.
Yeah.
You know, because when you lose that much,
you sort of stop caring.
And as you just said,
and when you do League of Their Own and as you just said and we need to league of
their own and you you work with sports people not just sports people that says
quite a few comedian comedians that I'd say I've got very very yeah that's true
but but they just I can't relate to having a competitive spirit I can't I
haven't got it no I mean I just and you know sometimes like freddie or jamie or
mike i think mike had sort of watched enough of the show to know that had nothing about me but that's sort of going to me do you know we've got to win this and i go like do we do you know like
in the new series do we got to win this who's the most competitive i've ever been with on there and
by the way i would say she's brilliant and i think she's hilarious jill scott is there to win very
competitive yeah she's very competitive shout out jill scott by the way because she was like she's brilliant and I think she's hilarious. Jill Scott is there to win. Very competitive. She's very
competitive.
Shout out Jill
Scott by the way
because she was
so quick, so
funny.
I am excited to
see how people's
response to Jill
Scott on that
show.
She's brilliant
man.
I'm not saying
this is part of
some sort of PR
thing.
I'm not saying
this is like I'm
trying to pump up
the show.
She's unbelievable
on it.
Yeah, I think
she's great. I was lucky enough
to be on her team and
she's really, but she genuinely gave us
a team talk before and said to me I really want to win
and I don't want to give a spoiler away
but yeah, I mean I felt
like yeah, I was the sort of like
yeah, the albatross that she didn't
need. I sometimes play FIFA
against the computer and at the end just sort of
be like well fair play mate, you've smashed that you you know sometimes i think the playstation's
gonna go do you want to give us a game do you know what i mean like against the bot just being
like oh no no fair play you deserve that mate take that with you uh before well i say before
we start we spent seven minutes absolutely wasting everyone's lives here, but we've had a few emails in about the environment thing.
Oh, okay.
And what they've said is, first of all, I was sort of right, not as much recycling
of that stuff gets recycled.
I got criticized for my comparison with a long haul flight because they're two completely
different things.
Okay.
But what they did, what the unanimous thing is recycling you you are you are making a difference
if you recycle really yeah that's good then so i'll just keep doing i thought you'd find that
reassuring yeah i feel good about that so i kept can i just apologize because i actually did get
it in the neck a little bit really because well people thought i was being dismissive about
recycling that wasn't my intention my intention was to sort of say they're making us do this or suggesting that we do this is actually worth
everyone's time is actually making a difference and it turns out it is so i'm sorry that is an
actually very very important trait in humanity is that you've held out your hands and said you
got it wrong well yeah and if only some of the politicians would do that am i right he'll go
tick tock he's back uh the other the other the other thing that they said was is that reusing
is actually more impactful than recycling yeah i've got an old plastic bottle i use all the time
for water so well there you go and that's that's probably what's going to be the thing that if
they're sort of calling out one thing that's really made the tipping point for the what you've
done there you've you've said something that we should be doing that. I've just openly admitted and sort of like said,
I'm doing,
and you said,
no,
no,
no,
because what you've done there,
what you've done there is you,
you,
and you know exactly what you fucking done.
Okay.
You know,
exactly.
You're so gleeful is you've taken the piss and open the door,
knowing that I jump in on it,
knowing that what you would do is just absolutely fucking hammer punch me in the back
as I walk through the door that you opened.
It's also worth saying while we're here that...
You're so happy with yourself.
I walked into the trap like a little man.
Oh, that looks like some nice cheese over there
that Tom's left for me
let me go see
let me go
I think he's put out some of that smoked
Bruder Basel cheese that I love
let me have a little nibble, oh god my back
my back
it's also worth saying as well
guys that for the live show
on the 2nd of november
so a few tickets left but also um there uh then we all need emails for that show so if you're
coming to the show you've got a problem or a misdemeanor or something going on in your life
uh email in and uh yeah we'll get those up and running i would almost be impressed that you
remember to suggest that but then i remember that you're on tour with grats last night and grats would have told you to do yeah
grats did tell me to slitches on that so so can you just put if you're coming to the apollo show
can you put apollo email yeah it's part of the thing and then and then whatever the subject of
your email is okay so that we know to sift them for the for the actual live shows and then what
what we'll do is we'll have a screen there we'll put them up on the ones that we know to sift them for the actual live shows. And then what we'll do is we'll have a screen there.
The ones that we select, we'll put them up on the screen
and we'll shout you out on the night.
And if you don't want to be shouted out on the night,
just go, don't draw attention to me.
Yeah, I mean, we've almost just done the T's and C's there, mate.
Yeah, I think I have.
Thanks once again to The Swan.
Is The Swan coming to the live show?
Oh, is The swan coming?
Just a bit, mate.
Did you know hers is coming?
Not the cat.
The cat is going to be there, her first live show.
We're going to see the paws of the cat open the door on the Apollo, are we?
Yeah, and the beak of the swan.
Why did I say that?
Both in attendance.
Both sitting there, just shaking their heads there.
Well, that's something to look forward to. I actually suggested toisa that we we'd bring her out on stage yeah the reaction was
absolutely disgusting to that so yeah yeah so if you're expecting to see them i would say it's
unlikely yeah but just know that they'll be there yeah uh okay this is from the spaniard who says
hello you sweet sweet boys i'm in a pretty good. It's too far. I can really do with some advice.
On a recent outing to the gym, I returned to the locker room
sweating like Big Tommy D, devouring a madras.
Oh, that's nice.
That's nice.
That's sort of a little bit of, yeah.
The tennis club had just finished.
It was a tight squeeze on the benches.
Usually, this wouldn't be a problem.
Excuse me for sounding like a peeping Tom.
Certainly not one.
I happen to notice that of the 20 or so dudes in the room,
it was only myself with a nearly landscaped front garden.
Neatly landscaped front garden.
I'm knocking on the door of the big 4-0
and certainly wasn't the youngest in the room.
I was taken aback with a blatant disregard for the level of grooming.
Am I alone? Should I be letting go?
I like to keep myself groomed
and sometimes experiment with lengths and patterns, etc.
Is it normal behaviour to keep yourself neat
in this way
thanks so much
love the pod
the cocker spaniel
the well trimmed
cocker spaniel
by the sounds of it
yeah
I've said about 7 things
since this bonus episode
has started
that I've regretted
one is the
brooder basil
mousetrap thing
the other one is
just what I did there
the well trimmed
cocker spaniel
yeah
you've got a bit of a cold you've got some sniffles in you The other one is just what I did there, the well-trimmed cocker spaniel. Yeah.
You've got a bit of a cold, though. You've got some sniffles in you.
Yeah, but it's making me really terrible.
Anyway, go on.
Do you trim your bush?
Yeah, I have a little trimmer.
Yeah, I try to keep it as best,
like, not overly so.
I went through a stage of really, really, like,
getting down to the root.
I went close for a while just like stubble
like colour me bad in the 90s
yeah and it was
that's a good reference
yeah I've let it sort of
like I've let it grow out a little bit more
now I'm not quite as sort of
like brutal as a like
I found it very uncomfortable
going that close but yeah i
think i think she right yeah itchy for a while yeah yeah i find the bum thing itchier you have
you got a hairy butt you got a hairy bum uh i very rarely look at my bum because i'm so ashamed of it
but uh i do think it is quite hairy yeah yeah have you ever shaved it how far in are we talking
do you mean the cheeks yeah you don't go to the i mean
you can't you give you a little give a little nip and tuck around the fucking crack but you don't
go fucking deep inside the crack i don't think i've ever trimmed my butt or that area no because
i'll tell you let me tell you in the summer you trim your butt hair the itchiness is especially
if you're away and you're going swimming and you know like the netting being swimming trunks that's like a torture it's awful yeah like really really bad but yeah i think that i've
been each their own i think a little i think a little trim up is nice i think i think listen
you know without being around the bush excuse the plan arguably that's the worst one now
yeah well it was sort of accidental and then i sort of carried on. The penis and bush area is probably one of the ugliest things in nature.
Yeah.
So I think anything you can do to sort of make that look a little bit more presentable is probably positive.
Are you trimming your balls as well?
Yeah.
Have you got a manscaper?
No, I've just got a separate...
Also, by the way, is a manscaper fucking supporting every other male podcast apart from ours now.
Well, I guess they've looked at us
and thought, I mean,
why would we get two of the hairiest men
in comedy to fucking
get involved with manscaping?
Yeah, but fucking...
Well, I probably use them
more than anyone else.
Yeah, I just use an old beard trimmer.
I don't know.
You have to be very careful, though.
Old Rusty.
He's fucking so grim
just to throw an old smelly beard fucking chipper.
I haven't really cleaned it much.
It sounds like an old chainsaw when you fire it up.
Just a bit of masking tape with Rob's pubes.
Rob Dick Shaver.
Do not use on faith.
But yeah, I think it's a good thing, too. But if somebody wasn't doing that, do not use on faith but yeah
I think it's a good thing too
but you know
if somebody wasn't doing that
I wouldn't
I don't think I would be
no I don't think it's
I don't think it's
I think the thing as well
yeah each day right
I think it's very much like
haircuts
you know beard cuts
I think some people like them longer
some people like them shorter
yeah
you know
and what a wonderful
what a wonderful world
it is that you know
everyone can do what they want
yeah
you know
yeah
free to do
whatever you want
with your pubes
and such
so yeah
keep doing you
keep on keeping
your pubes
nice and delicate
and nicely done
but
yeah
go on
what's the end
of that sentence
I was about to
sort of go back
for a blast
of a class
and say
if anyone's got
any interesting Viva hair shapes and designs,
ping them into Romesh.
But then I remembered it was Lisa who opened the emails.
Yeah, exactly.
You're basically asking her to get dick pics.
No, no, no.
I'm busy inviting dick pics to my wife.
Also, it's quite a big thing to put a pattern in your pubic hair
because it's quite unruly, isn't it?
I wouldn't mind like a heart around it.
Wow, that'd be quite romantic.
Do that for Valentine's Day.
For Valentine's, yeah.
Would you go the heart on top?
Would you do the heart?
I'd do the heart around it
so that Dick's grown out of it like a turkey head.
Like a turkey head.
Yeah, it's quite a nice look.
Maybe a star would be quite good. That's a great idea. It's quite a nice look I'd like to Maybe a star
Would be quite good
That's a great idea
Yeah
It's a really nice idea
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This is from the Stone Goat. Sorry, thank you. Thank you uh what's your name yeah thank you cocker spaniel
um this is from the stoned goat hi rom tom and the gorgeous swan i'd like to remain anon for
this so can you call me the stoned goat greatest of all time or weird bearded creature that screams
a lot i'll let you decide i recently took your advice about calling out a friend if they're being racist let's just say it didn't go
as planned it quickly became very heated won't go into much detail but you got very defensive and
tried to justify it by saying things like it's just a bit of a laugh and there's more racist
people out there there's a lot more racist people out there than me my questions to you sweet sweet
souls are as follows how would you go about calling out a friend for being racist what would you do if
the friend in question is closed mind and and doesn't agree with any of your
points? How would you defuse the situation if it got heated?
Side note, me and my partner
were meant to be seeing Rom in Exeter on October 14th,
but it's October 14th, but it's been cancelled due
to flood damage. The rescheduled
date doesn't work for us, so we've had to get a refund.
We're hoping you'll do some live shows down south sometime
soon that we'll be able to come along to.
Thanks for taking the time to read this long-winded
email. Much love to all the sweet, sweet souls involved in the pod.
Keep doing you to the max, the stone goat.
Shout out to the MVP, the one and only JT,
the glue that holds this beautiful structure together.
I'm just going to quickly throw in, actually,
before I give you some advice.
If you have got some money for Romesh's tickets,
squabbling about,
Bournemouth isn't that far away from Exeter.
Bournemouth is far away from Exeter.
Is it? Yeah.
Well, with the savings
you make on Romesh's tickets being almost double
the price of mine. Wow.
Wow.
Wow.
You could probably get a nice holiday in
or a travel lodge and come to Bournemouth.
I thought Bournemouth and Exeter were still quite close.
You're looking, aren't you?
I'm looking it up right now for you.
Two hours, 37 minutes.
Okay, yeah.
Maybe that's a bit of a push, but I know for a fact that I am in Exeter as well.
So, yeah, there we go.
First over, first quenched.
So, yeah, when it comes to corner, number one.
Just before you carry on, I just want to know,
because what you've just done there, you've said it very casually,
but I just want to know, is that how it's going with it?
No, it's not.
No, no, no.
No, but that, because what you've done there is,
you've directly marketed to people that are coming to see me to come to your...
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
I just want to know, is that how we're doing it?
Look, I'm just trying to establish what the rules of the game are here. So is that how we're playing this? No, no, no. I just want to know, is that how we're doing it? Look, I'm just trying to establish
what the rules of the game are here.
Is that how we're playing this?
No, no, no.
No, no, I was just saying...
Because up to this point,
I've been bigging up your tour.
No, I'm bigging up yours.
I'm bigging up yours all the time.
When?
At the end of all my shows,
I turn around and say,
oh, by the way,
rubbish is on.
No, you don't.
I was at your fucking show.
You didn't even do it when I was there.
Yeah, because that would have been
eggy for you.
You'd have felt awkward.
What, eggy and then bringing my brother on
for an emotional, crawly fucking special night?
I could wear a T-shirt of your tour.
Your tour's special.
It's selling out already.
Everywhere I go, all I get is,
oh, Romesh is coming here
and we've already brought tickets for like 2027.
I'm like, fucking hell.
It's next year, Tom.
Again, that's strike two now
where you've put a little
boot in
ok ok come on darling
ok go on then do the advice
so
firstly I think I credit you for calling out
racism of any type
and I'd say that the response
that you've been met with is
sadly quite a common one.
And that sort of, that awful sentiment of,
oh, there's people out there who are more racist than me,
in itself is just about the most fucking idiot,
idiotic thing you can say in response to someone calling,
like, you know, because there's no such thing as,
it's like being,
you can't just be a little bit pregnant.
You're either pregnant or you're not and you're either racist or you're not
and you can't just be a little bit racist
or qualify it by going,
oh, there's other people who are more racist.
It's an abhorrent thing to be
and you shouldn't be,
yeah, they shouldn't be that at all.
But knowing that if that's their response
and knowing how they're justifying those kinds of beliefs, the truth of it really is that I think you'd struggle to get through to anyone and get a valid point across and I think
it's really worthwhile trying to do at times and I really believe that you know
but when someone comes up with a response like that to being called out
and becomes aggressive you sort of you know hit your head against a brick wall
really I think it's they've made up their mind that there's not they they
probably know deep down what I said wrong but the truth is they're never ever going to
turn around and admit that
and what they're doing is validating
the bullshit that they're coming up with
by saying oh yeah
it's worse people out there
so look credit for you for doing that
but it's a really
difficult thing I've had so many
arguments like that
and yeah we're talking about it's a really difficult thing. I've had so many arguments like that and sort of,
and,
and yeah,
well it's,
you know,
we're talking about like,
you know,
homophobia or,
you know,
trans or racism
and you try and call someone out
and you try and have that,
try and put a,
sort of what's right
and what's right,
wrong.
And there's,
there's no area of gray in this.
You're either a racist
or you're not.
There's not a middle ground for me
and yeah so
credit to you but
I would be yeah it's a really
difficult thing to change people's opinions
even to the point where you speak to them and say
and give them evidence
of what they're saying is racist
or is homophobic
and then trying to qualify
that it's not
yeah it's
very difficult so that credit for you for doing so and keep on fighting a good
fight and it's always good to hear that you've got people like yourself out
there so god bless you yeah I'd sort of echo a lot of Tom's sentiments there I
mean I don't hear a lot I don't't get people, you know, very rarely do I hear racism from a friend about someone else for obvious reasons.
But I do think that, well, first of all, what I'd like to say is I'd like to say thank a minority calls out racism, I just appreciate it so much because, you know, it's just an amazing thing to do.
And you could easily just let it slide.
And you chose not to.
And that's like a great thing to do.
when I was a teacher, one of the things that we got told about disciplining kids is like,
if you say to a kid,
um,
you're bad.
The difference between that and the reaction you get from the kid and saying
your behavior is bad is massive in terms of like,
it's a difference between saying the kid is a certain way and saying that what
they're doing is wrong.
And the psychological difference of that is massive and the reason i mentioned it in this context is calling somebody a racist is much
more inflammatory than saying what you just said is racist because what you're doing is you're putting
a bit of distance between them and what they said and i think that's kind of the way to play is to
say to somebody because if you accuse somebody being racist they're immediately on the defensive which sounds like what your friend is and i don't know
how you handled it so um but if you're saying to that person you're almost acknowledging because
they won't believe themselves to be racist you're almost acknowledging that they're not a racist but
what they said is offensive and racist what you're doing is you're putting a bit of distance between
them and what they said and even though that might not be 100% how you feel it will it will probably lead them to think
about it in a way that they don't they don't immediately go on the defensive and you know
just explain to somebody why that's the wrong thing to do i think that the sort of racist sexist
homophobic language that was sort of acceptable as banter years ago. I
think that being a race, some people sort of argue that that's a shame because it's,
you know, banter being, you know, taken out of the equation of it. But I think it's like
in many ways, not in almost every way, it's a positive thing because you're not normalizing
that behavior. And it should be shocking when somebody says something
like that because if somebody feels comfortable you know I would feel really
uncomfortable if I encountered a group of white people and I knew that they'd
been making jokes racist jokes but then they were like well you don't say that
to them you know but it's alright for them to say amongst themselves I'd fit I
would hate that to be the case I know it is the case and a lot of things i know that there's lots of people that sort of bandy about that kind of
language and stuff like that and they would never say it to you because they don't consider themselves
to be racist but the fact that they would say stuff like that i think is disgusting i'm not
saying it's always going to be about asians or whatever you know racism takes many forms
so look i've sort of talked around the houses but i think it's like a way of like
how you tackle that without being inflammatory without getting that person on the defensive
straight away i think is it is an important thing but above and beyond all of that well done for
doing it and i hope that that hasn't put you off doing it in the future you know it takes people
like you to kind of call it out for it to sort of start to disappear um so well done off doing it in the future you know it takes people like you to kind of call it out for
it to sort of start to disappear um so well done for doing it absolutely 100 well done we both
applaud you so thank you um well done so okay what do you think one more one more my baby
my little prince um oh i don't know why this one's included this, because this actually requires a little bit of...
Okay, well, let's just see.
This is from The Happy Hyena Cackle.
Hello to you both.
My husband and I are regular listeners of the show, which acts as a wonderful shared tonic to the hustle and bustle of balancing work-family life.
We're very much looking forward to Tom's show in Norwich, and we'll manage to get tickets for Romesh's show one day, hopefully.
One thing that always makes us chuckle is the regular bit tom does of romesh
and it's refreshing to see that a similar bit of romesh acting as tom is appearing more and
more frequently our challenge is this please could you make a conversation with the two of
you with romesh's tom and thomas romesh wow thanks for bringing the light through many a darker moment
i mean it's quite a
ok cool ok
I mean I'll probably start with one of your catchphrases
so I was having a little look on
TikTok the other day and having a little
stream through
and I found
can I just stop you there
can I just stop you there
now listen I absolutely love the bones of you
I adore you more than any other human being on the planet.
Now, here we go.
Another punch in the old face.
But, genuinely, that might be one of the worst things
that's ever been uttered by a member of humanity.
Like, you're on TikTok.
Have a look at yourself.
Like, I love you.
I love you.
But that might be the saddest thing you've ever said.
Do you know what I mean?
And I don't want to get persnickety about it,
but it really is.
So can I stop you there?
Can I stop you there, right?
You've just said persnickety.
Now, persnickety, right, ain't a word, Tom, mate.
Persnickety.
Okay, but you know what I meant.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Let me correct you you as is my way
for Snuggity
isn't a word
it's for Snickety
sorry who decided
it was for Snickety
sorry somebody just decides the words
and that's what we've got to go with the whole time
yes Tom that's how words and grammar
and mathematics work
the elders of our culture come up with such and since.
Okay, well, I think what we've established there, if anything,
is that the requisite impressions of each other
are much more harsh on me than they are on Tom.
Your impression's really good, by the way.
I will give you that.
It's actually one of my favourite things.
Yeah, okay.
And I think,
can I just say to the Swan,
thank you for picking that email
because that's a really lovely way to end.
Thank you so much.
I mean, as it carried on,
I just thought,
I've got much less ammo here than Tom.
I've got into,
I've fucking taken a jammed donut
to a knife fight.
Let's just do one more quickly
because this is actually
quite quickly answered.
So this is from Mac.
To the lovely Will Fowl and Swan,
thanks for checking in on my email.
I've been thinking about this for weeks now.
Straight to the point.
Would you rather?
This is a would you rather.
A, take a year hiatus
from your friendship
where you're not allowed
to speak with each other
or mention each other's names.
Okay, that's option number one.
Option number two,
take a year's hiatus from your jobs
as actors, comedians and entertainers.
Okay?
Three,
have JT go rogue
because he's had enough of your shit
and release leaked versions of all your podcasts
with the bleeped out content left in.
Those are the three options.
Okay, which one would you go for?
Number one, three,
I don't think we say a lot of stuff on here
that's unhearable. I think JT is incredible,. I don't think we say a lot of stuff on here that's unhearable.
I think JT is incredible, but I don't think we say anything too mean.
So I'm sort of going to take that one out of the equation.
And I'd probably say it would be, I'd go B.
I'd feel very lost if I didn't have you to talk to
and your friendship for a year.
And as much as that might make us, after a year,
go, oh my God, I don't think I could get through a year.
I'd find it a lot easier to get through a year
not working than I would not seeing you.
I would agree with you, Tom.
Exactly the same.
I take you, and listen,
there's absolutely no doubt about it.
I regret it at the end,
having had a year of just sort of continuing to talk to you
and watching my career go down the fucking swannyanny but that is the option i would initially take so there you
go i don't think releasing the bleep content would be that bad no i think we're pretty open on here i
think there's you know there's a couple i can think of as we say that i think it's probably
career ending but apart from that i mean i believe these names but I think actually we're very much ahead of the curve with old bleep the name
JT
but yeah
yeah I think
I think we went
in on
before it was
fashionable
yeah yeah
yeah
I think everyone's
doing it
yeah there we go
yeah
alright well listen
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for listening to the
podcast
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we will see you
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