ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley - Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley's Lil Bitta Pod - 6th June, 2025

Episode Date: June 5, 2025

On Today's Lil Bitta Pod; Vaughan loves to ramble... or amble..?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From the ZM podcast network, it's Fletch, Fawn and Haley's Little Bit of Pod. Welcome to a little bit of pod. Um, I discovered a new thing I really liked. I think I went for my first ramble at the weekend. Just an aimless walk with no intended length or purpose in an area you've never been before. And you just see things. Of course you love a ramble. This is the speed of your life.

I love a ramble. Why did you not have a set intention of where you were gonna go? Oh, well I didn't know. And I just started walking. And now I will present to you in studio photos I took on my ramble. Okay.

Around Popo. Okay, well so I'm gonna work. Here's an ugly house I saw. That is ugly. Isn't that a terrible house? Yeah, that's really ugly. Will you ever look at that photo again? In America, yeah.

All right, Carlin said, is this an amble? It is an amble. What's a ramble? When you ramble, it's a, it's a drink. Is it drink? Talking, no, that's a bramble. That's a bramble. Oh, that's a bramble, yum.

I thought ram, what is the Alan Partridge does? We're having a ramble, we're just like rambling on. Yeah, rambling, you're gonna. Okay, a ramble is a walk for pleasure in the countryside. Oh! Oh, somebody owes one an apology, or it's to talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way. And okay, so when you Google amble, it's a walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace.

In the New York Times, it's always in the crossword. Amble is one of the most common words. Amble feels more appropriate for what you're talking about. Rambles British. Yeah, maybe amble is American. R most common words. Amble feels more appropriate for what you're talking about. Rambles British. Yeah maybe amble is American. Rambling is British. Okay so we're all wrong? Except for me because I haven't actually taken a stance.

I didn't say anything either. Fletch and I haven't taken a stance. Here's another photo I took when I came around a corner, I was up on a hill and here you can see Mount Rupehu and Tongareto and Narahoe here. Oh my god get a hold of yourself. There's just better photos than that. There's better photos than that. Here's a new concrete water tank.

For the building on the outskirts of Fowlville. Oh for fuck's sake. I jumped the fence to get in there. Oh my god, get a hold of yourself. There's just better photos than that. Here's a new concrete water tank. Oh for fuck's sake. I jumped the fence to get in there. Jesus. And look how tall that is. That's a lift. This is what happens when you go on holiday with other families with kids. You need to escape them.

Yeah. Here's what I found very interesting about this water tank. They've got two scissor lifts inside. They're going to have to crane those out because they've got all the wall panels up. Also I want to know how are they joining those panels? Is that gonna be a cement pour or are there other tabs in there? Have these thoughts. That's fine. We're all into what we're into. But the photos seem unnecessary.

Here's a photo of a lake that came around that corner and the sun was just glistening off the lake. And there's a sunset that wrapped up my rainbow. You're like a boomer taking photos on an iPad. Yeah, it kind of was. And even the fact thater taking photos on an iPad. Yeah, I was. And even the fact that you're showing them to us right now. I'm embarrassed for you. Do you know what I mean? Like, fine, take them, whatever that's for you.

But the fact that you think, hey, you want to see this? They're going to want to see this. They're going to want to see the ramble. Yeah. I just saw things. I walked past houses and I'd see people just going about their day. There are houses in towns. It blows my mind.

I was like, every one of these houses has a person and these people are all living life. Yeah, man. I think that when I'm on traffic. Motorway, yeah. Yeah. And someone just drives by you like, I don't even know you and you were born.

Or if you're somewhere, like when we work hour hours and we finish and we're somewhere and it's like 11 o'clock in the morning and real busy, it's like, do these motherfuckers not have jobs? Yeah, I think that's all the time. Go to fucking work. They can't all be breakfast ready on answers. Pammy?

Every single one of them is an announcer. I think people are working from home. Yeah, yeah, exactly. No. Lazy.