Dec. 14, 2023
Bitesize #5: School Dinner Desserts, A Finger Dilemma & The Ultimate Friendship Test
Hello and welcome to a laid-back, fun bitesized episode from Dylan & Hayden.
We enjoy some more blind ranking, discuss how much money our fingers are worth & Hayden tried to catch out Dylan with the ultimate friendship quiz.
If you want to lighten up your commute, this might just be the thing for you. It also might not.
Enjoy & make sure to find us on Isntagram @teachsleeprepeatpodcast
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Hello everyone and welcome back
to another bite size episode of
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Teach State Repeat.
My name is Dylan and this is
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Boulder Locks.
Hello, Boulder.
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Locks.
Oh, thanks.
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I thought we were going to do a
cool intro and that was your
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that was your take on it, so.
That was my good intro.
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That's good.
Cheers mate.
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Hey everyone, it's Hayden here,
your favourite host.
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Who?
The funny one, not the first
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thing.
I think of when I think of you.
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Do you know what I found out the
other day?
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Straight in was I was so proud
of Boulder locks in the three
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hairs as a name that I invented.
It was on an old advert,
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apparently.
No, it wasn't, yeah, someone
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said.
Someone said at school the other
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day because I was waiting for
you to come out of the church
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service and I was with a
colleague of ours and I said, Oh
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yeah, just waiting for bold
deluxe.
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Then she went, that's like bold
deluxe and the three hairs.
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And I went, wow.
And she said yeah, was in an old
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advert.
And I was like, I thought I'd
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invented it, but I hadn't.
I just still in your Thunder,
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mate.
Ignore that.
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Ignore that.
The 80s.
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Advert was around definitely
after I thought of it about six
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months ago, for sure, anyway.
It's nice to see your camera so
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zoomed in your heads filling the
screen.
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I'll have you know that you
constantly moan at my head's too
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small.
And anyway, Hayden, most people
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don't watch the podcast that I
tell you every week.
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Well, I've told you what I think
about those people and I, you
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know, I'm not gonna say it
again.
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What's that?
You don't watch the podcast.
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Yeah.
Hayden doing a sign to you all
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right now?
I don't know.
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I did.
And people.
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That are just listening.
Didn't see it, so whoops.
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Anyway, anyway, what we doing?
What we doing?
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What we doing?
This episode Hayden, and in the
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middle of the last episode that
we put out, we did a little bit
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big games, bit a bit of fun, bit
of bit of laughter, a bit of
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organised fun, because what's
better than organised forced
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fun?
Nothing.
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Which is why you should go back
and check out our other Bites
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Out episodes where we can't
speak our other bite size
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episode.
Proper pronunciation, please.
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Really good about business
episode is guys, we never got
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there either.
That's all.
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Staying in, you know, Do you
know?
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What's good about episodes?
Well, I don't know.
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I don't know what they are so.
What's great is they are raw,
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authentic and unedited.
So you get the real eyes, guys.
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You get the real eyes in these
parts of the.
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Script is I couldn't.
Say it again.
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What is going on?
Bite size episodes, right?
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Should.
We get the author queue back up
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because yeah, we are just.
Where's my script?
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You know when we're separate
from each other, and I can't
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stare at your screen where
you've got everything right.
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Now, I mean, I can't stare at me
on the screen.
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You're staring.
At yourself constantly still
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getting to our games.
We've got a few different random
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games here guys, so play along
at home.
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Let us know how you get on and
what your opinions would be as
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well.
Hayden kind of kicks off Do I
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want?
To what now do?
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You want to kick us off?
All I heard was, do I want to
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kick us off?
No, I want you to kick me off
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because I am still thinking of
my game by the time you play
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this.
I will be prepared.
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Yeah, basically.
Yeah.
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Yeah.
I I knew what I was gonna I'm
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I'm confident.
I just want you to play yours
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first.
You're.
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You're confident, but I won't do
it, Yeah.
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Yeah, you go, I'm.
Gonna start you off, OK?
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We're gonna do another.
Blind rank, because I don't feel
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like I trapped you enough last
time.
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This time I've prepared another
5 classic school dinner
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desserts, so I'm gonna give you
them one at a time.
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Of course, as we know.
Blind for real?
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Yeah, for real.
Yeah, definitely.
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So one at a time, I want you to
blind rank these classic school
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dinner desserts, and your first
one to place one to five is an
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Arctic roll.
Strong start, I'll tell you
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that.
That's a strong start.
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It's a real strong start.
There's anything top on Arctic?
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Roll.
I don't know.
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Maybe 2.
Two.
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OK, good.
Next one Jam Roly Poly.
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Three straight in No.
Message about it Okay, coconut
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and jam sponge. 55 That's
terrible.
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That's disgusting.
I do.
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Agree.
I don't really like coconut at
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all I've done.
The gun there, I'm doing it.
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That's fine.
That's.
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Fine.
Next one.
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Chocolate sponge with chocolate.
Custard. 4.
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Oh, that.
Would be my #5.
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I should have saved that for #5.
Why?
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Please explain.
You're a chocolate theme.
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What's going on?
I am.
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I'm a chocolate fiend.
Not I'm just fake rubbish
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chocolate custard.
It tastes nothing like
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chocolate.
Well, it's good to know that
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you're completely wrong about
something else as well.
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And finally, so you've only got
the first lot left, am I?
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OK.
Yeah.
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Apparently Guys Hayden thinks
that the number one best classic
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primary school dessert is an
iced bun.
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I mean, that's pretty good.
It's not the top, it's not the
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top, but it's not as bad as four
or five.
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So can.
We talk about ice buns.
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We can talk about ice buttons
because I know we've both got a.
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Bit of a yeah.
Thing of ice buns, right you.
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Better be in my bonnet, haven't
me.
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I don't know about.
And it's almost with myself
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because I bloody love them.
I bloody love a nice one, but
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let's just dissect what a nice
bun is.
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Would I ever eat 5 bread rolls
in a row?
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No.
Hang on.
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Sorry, there's an immediate
problem here.
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No one eats five of anything,
really.
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In real life, should you be in
five in a row anyway?
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Right there, Ayden, because
alas, I would not eat 5 rolls in
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a row.
However, rather than with icing
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on the top and.
The smallest layer as well.
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It's still like 96% bread.
It's not even in the middle.
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It's not even like in the centre
of the role.
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If you get a wrong bite or a
wrong chomping and you miss the
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icing, you are literally just
eating dry bread.
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You.
Know you can get those big ones
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from like the pack of two from
Tesco, like the the sort of
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meaty sized ones.
My mum always used to buy them
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and I would literally cut off or
or just pick off like 80% of the
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bread, right?
So it was basically just a thin
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layer of bread of icing on both.
Stick them together, icing to
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icing to icing and then eat it
like a sandwich.
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And you know, it was great.
You had your hot dogs ready for
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later with the rest of the run.
They, yeah.
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Yeah, exactly that.
So I'm exposing myself here.
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But I tell you what you might be
laughing or someone might be
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thinking.
That's disgusting.
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That's disgraceful.
Do it.
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I promise you, you won't regret
it.
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You'll be like, oh, it's like a
nice bun, but actually nice
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because it's not full of bread.
Essentially and it's an iced.
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Eating an iced sandwich.
Yeah, you've basically got an
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icing sandwich.
How mad is that?
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Why is that a thing?
Right.
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I'm gonna.
I'm gonna do a Thingy 5.
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What's it called?
Blind.
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Great.
Start great.
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Start.
This is, I must say, we've
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really refined our podcasting
skills, haven't we at this
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point.
So we got about a year you can.
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Tell We haven't got time to
edit, so blind rank for you.
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And I'm making this one up on
the spot, so even better.
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Good job.
It will definitely be terrible
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then.
Chocolates but luckily I'm an
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expert on chocolates, so it'll
be fine.
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Christmas chocolates.
OK, SO5 Christmas chocolates.
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Yeah.
OK.
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I'm gonna be very specific.
I'm not gonna say, like, heroes
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roses.
I'm actually gonna say the
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specific chocolate.
That's good to know.
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That's all right.
OK, starting off Ready Galaxy
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Caramel 2 from A celebrations.
Oh, straight into strong.
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I really like them, but there
are numerous that are actually
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better.
So too, yeah.
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Fair enough.
Fair enough.
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Normal.
Terry's Chocolate Orange.
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Four.
And the reason is, it's decent,
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it's decent, but it's not like I
wouldn't choose it.
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I'd eat it if it was there and
I'd enjoy it.
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And I want to keep 5 free
because there's just there's a
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plethora that I would never put
above.
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This next one will be
interesting and and I'm
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expanding this to more sweets,
not just chocolate.
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OK, so candy canes.
Five.
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Absolutely nonsense because.
Some people love them.
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I wasn't sure.
You look like one of those guys
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that might like candy games.
The worst we do with the worst
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thing in the world is with candy
canes.
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They're not even that nice
anyway, but it's when you open
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up, I'll give it a go, put it in
your mouth, Peppermint, get a
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bin that is not enjoyable.
I don't want peppermint, thank
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you very much.
I want some.
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I want some soukra.
I want some sugar in my mouth.
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I don't want.
I've already peppermint.
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I have some chewing gum and I'm
like sweet.
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Yeah, fair play, fair play.
All right, next one box of
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Maltesers.
Number one, Maltesers are the
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ultimate, ultimate snack.
And again, I know we talked
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recently about, you know,
teacher gifts and stuff and
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obviously we're just grateful no
matter what we get.
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But come on Hayden, when you
when you see a box of Maltesers,
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you're just like, I'm eating
them in break time.
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They're not even going home.
Yeah, that's fair enough and I
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agree and I kind of you would
say that which was good fun.
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Last one, as you know it's not
pre planned, so I get to have
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fun here because I know you've
left #3 So what do you?
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Think about.
I was going to say bounty, I
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know.
You were, Yeah, Brilliant.
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This game kind of falls apart,
mate when you make it up as you
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go along.
I.
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Know I can just think of the
worst one to give you.
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Yeah, honestly, but thanks.
That bounty's in a circle to be
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honest with you.
That is terrible.
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That's horrendous.
Because bounty to me, I wouldn't
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even.
I wouldn't even give it 5th.
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Honestly, I wouldn't even give
it the respect.
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I might actually just ignore
that you said that is there.
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Anything worse than a Bounty
Christmas chocolate wise?
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Well.
Snickers because I'm allergic to
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nuts.
But, but even though I'm
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allergic, even I'm allergic, I
think I'd rather eat Snickers.
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Really.
Wow, I really hate Snickers.
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Just taste wise.
I think Snickers is disgusting,
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but.
I'd still rather that than the
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mountain.
During that time, I tried to
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give you a Snickers.
I was at school and I was like,
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hey mate, it's a chocolate.
Just seeing if you'd eat
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Snickers.
That's a really good banter and
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well done for perpetuating that
thing against people with you
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know allergies.
That's really funny how the
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models because he's.
Making it out, that's why.
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Why is that thing?
There's a thing to my mates,
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though, honestly.
They're like, you're lying.
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I'm like we have to do.
Some nuts.
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No, you're not, mate.
Start getting the attention.
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Honestly.
Oh no, I can't.
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It'll make it'll make my throat
swell.
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Will it?
No, it won't.
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It'll give me a bit of a rash.
Okay on right.
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I'm here representing anyone out
there has got allergies.
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Don't listen to this.
Numpty, right?
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It's a serious thing.
Listen, I'm allergic to the
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thing that I love the most in
this.
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World, What's that?
What's your own voice?
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I.
Should say my child right now?
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Chocolate.
What?
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I'm allergic to chocolate.
No, you're not.
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I'm.
A lactose intolerant.
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Oh man, you can't give me all
this nonsense.
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I honest to God, if I walked in,
if there was a camera set up in
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your house that followed you
around and I randomly opened it,
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there is an 80% chance you've
got chocolate in your mouth or
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in your hand.
If you are not allergic to
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chocolate, that.
Sounds like a good new TV show.
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The chocolate Cam.
Just 124 hour live stream can
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you?
Imagine your 24 hour live
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stream.
Honestly, you'd be eating
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chocolate on the toilet or
holding your waning child and
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that would just be it.
Was scrolling on TikTok or
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something?
Yeah.
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What a life.
Anyway, you got another game?
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Yeah.
I've got I've got hypothetical
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question.
Okay and I really.
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Want to I want to know what
people think about this.
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I really don't know the answer
either, so I want you to really
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try and dive deep here.
Okay, I'm really thinking about
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it.
So you're offered and you can
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say no straight away before the
next caveat you're offered
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10,000 lbs.
Brilliant.
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You're offered 10,000 lbs.
To cut off one of your fingers.
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OK, and now the game is.
However, for every consecutive
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finger you chop off after that,
the amount of money that I'll
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give you is multiplied by 10.
How many fingers would you chop
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off?
Oh my God, yeah.
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Because if you were gonna say
like, if I had to like there's a
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no obviously to the first
proposal.
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If it was just that, like 10,000
lbs for a finger.
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Not worthy, but to get to.
A million, £110,000 if you got
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two and it's 1,110,000.
So it accumulates as well, of
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course.
Oh, I don't know.
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I reckon I'd look good with no
fingers.
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With a bionic hand.
Yeah, they call me Sir.
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Thumbs a lot.
Just thumbs, no fingers.
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And how much in the bank.
Couple of like Quadrillion I.
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Don't know, don't be.
Quite works like that.
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So one is 10 grand, two is 100
grand.
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Let's just say pounds of 10/3 is
1,000,000.
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Four is 10 million.
Like do you need four of your
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fingers?
You have £10 million.
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Five fingers.
Just get rid of a hand.
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We'll count thumbs as a finger
£10 million to get rid of your
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hand. 100 mil in IT we've done
tenant we.
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I can't count whatever it is,
yeah.
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We're in the billions. 100
grand, 1,000,000 three 10
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million, four 100 million five
£1 billion if you cut off 6
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fingers.
I'm taking the trillion.
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Are you going to do all of?
It I'm taking the trillion, what
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do I what do I need?
I need two things on each hand
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and it's and it's.
I'm not going to do it.
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What on earth?
What?
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I'm sorry, what do you think
you're going to achieve if you
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only have two fingers?
I've still got the thumbs.
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I can pick stuff up.
Yeah, all.
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You need to be able to do is
type in your pin code, I guess
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to.
Access your money.
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You've got 1 digit.
I don't need one finger, I can
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do it.
No, I can't hold this much cash.
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In all seriousness, I would say
no at the start.
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I don't want to lose any of my
fingers at all.
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I don't think I'd do it at all.
We've not, we've not ten
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fingers, but.
It's not worth it unless you
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lose at least three fingers,
right?
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And even that.
Actually, no, that's a lie.
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It's not worth.
It's not worth it really, unless
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you lose 4 fingers, is it?
So you don't think it's worth
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£1,000,000 for three?
Fingers.
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No, not really.
If you think about £1,000,000 in
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today AS.
Well, I am thinking.
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It's like okay that will buy me
a really nice house.
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Yeah, and.
That's it.
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And then it's gone.
It's got you've got the rest of
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your life to continue making
money and maintaining that, but.
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You have got a really nice house
though.
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True, but I also don't have a
couple of few fingers now.
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Isn't it weird?
Like it becomes more appealing
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to me the more fingers I lose.
Yeah, of course, yeah.
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It's like, I guess, I guess I'd
much rather in this situation
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lose 6 fingers than one, yeah.
That's what I mean.
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So it's like it's so the
question really is would you
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lose 6 or 7 fingers to be like
criminally rich forever or just
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have just have your hands but
the other?
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Thing you got to think about is
charity and stuff like how much
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are your fingers worth when you
can solve world hunger.
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I mean true.
That's true because if like if
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you went for if thumbs were
included right And you did all
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10.
Yeah, that's like solving crisis
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level.
Yeah, that kind of money, you
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know?
Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But I want my fingers where we
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can solve everything we can.
We can investigate all of the
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horrible diseases we can wipe
out.
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There be no child ever hungry
again.
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I want to hold my controller
play.
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Games, we will literally spend
the billion of that, because a
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billion will be nothing compared
to like the quintillion or
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whatever you'll be on at that
point.
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So we'll spend a billion at
that.
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We'll make a company and we'll
get the best bionic hand you've
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ever seen.
Yeah.
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Exactly.
They'll be.
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They'll be, They'll be.
Epic they'll be to get a
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quintillion, but anyway.
Yeah, surely.
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Because what are we on?
We want 100 million by.
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We want a billion at six
trillion at seven.
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No, no.
No, no, no, not.
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A trillion 10 bit I've got. 47
fingers?
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Why don't you have 40 I forgot
about?
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The 1000, yeah, 10 billion, 700
billion.
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Yeah, trillion trillion 10.
Trillion not far off. 10
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trillion. 10 trillion.
Yeah, 10 trillion.
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That was that was my question.
So, final answer right now, how
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many fingers are you chopping?
Off 10.
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Oh, that's it.
I've you've convinced me now
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5-10 trillion.
I'll not only give myself bionic
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hands, I'll solve the world's
problems.
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Yeah.
You're an idiot, mate.
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I'm not chopping off any what
no, I think.
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I just take 5 trillion.
Between us, we cut off 10 and
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they're all yours.
It's brilliant.
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Well, I'm gonna finish this
episode with a little game as
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00:16:07,950 --> 00:16:10,510
well, because I wanna know.
I mean, you've kind of just
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proved that they're not very
good friend, but I want to know
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how much of A friend you are.
OK, a bit of a friend test.
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So I'm gonna ask you some
questions.
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If you get any wrong, you lose.
And I don't like losing game
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shows, so.
OK, don't normally lose them,
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but.
Let's see how much of A friend
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you are, shall we?
Yeah, I've lost more than I've
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won, so that's completely.
Fingers or okay?
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00:16:33,420 --> 00:16:34,580
That's a weird game show.
Yeah.
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Anyway.
Right, question number one,
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Dylan, to see if you are a real
friend or not.
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What is my most desired pet?
A dog 100% and I go further than
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this.
It is some kind of like Labrador
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golden retriever type dog.
Which one is overly friendly?
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Golden retriever I think overly
friendly overly.
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You know, you're the kind of
person who craves attention and
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affirmation, so you want the
kind of dog in your.
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Life.
Yeah, Hence this game.
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So thank you.
Yeah, this is the golden
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retriever equivalent of a game
I.
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Want to find out if you're my
golden retriever?
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Next question When's my
birthday?
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When's your birthday?
Oh God, wait a minute.
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Your birthday is in July.
Yeah, because it's at the end of
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the school year.
Yeah.
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00:17:25,500 --> 00:17:30,700
Oh no, it's the 23rd of July 20.
3rd of July is correct.
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00:17:30,700 --> 00:17:33,540
Yeah, it's good.
I always get bothered up because
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Laurence birthday is the end of
July and I always like, Oh my
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God, you're both like, I don't
know.
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What year, though, was I born?
Oh.
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You're dead old 1992 nineteen.
92 All right, fair play.
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I thought you might have failed
at the 2nd.
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Hurdle there?
No, I nearly did because I'm so
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bad at birthdays.
Anyone who knows me understands
402
00:17:52,270 --> 00:17:53,950
that, Yeah.
Fair play, fair play.
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Yours, luckily was on our like
part of our business tax return.
404
00:17:57,990 --> 00:18:00,550
So I just learned it from years
ago from from doing that.
405
00:18:00,750 --> 00:18:03,710
So favourite type of alcohol.
What's my I'm not that I drink
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much, but if I'm going to drink,
what's it?
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00:18:05,150 --> 00:18:06,820
What's it going to be?
Gin.
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00:18:06,980 --> 00:18:08,340
Absolutely.
With what?
409
00:18:08,340 --> 00:18:11,020
Yeah.
Lemonade Not, not Tonic Gym with
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lemonade.
It seems very good.
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00:18:14,190 --> 00:18:15,790
I'm quite proud here.
I'm impressed.
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00:18:17,750 --> 00:18:18,670
I feel good.
Yeah.
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00:18:18,670 --> 00:18:24,990
Can I give you a little pet?
You probably would.
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00:18:24,990 --> 00:18:26,870
You're so hairy, right?
This one.
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00:18:26,870 --> 00:18:28,030
You're not going to get this
one.
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00:18:28,030 --> 00:18:30,510
And if you do, I will actually
be, like, properly impressed.
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00:18:30,510 --> 00:18:33,470
Ready.
What is my favourite film?
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00:18:34,150 --> 00:18:40,420
Your favourite film.
Some crap ending stuff from your
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film degree.
Your favourite film.
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00:18:44,550 --> 00:18:45,830
Give me give me an error.
Give me an error.
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Come on, I'll.
Give the year, is it?
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Is it in the 90s?
No 2014, 2000 and. 14 your
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favourite films, Interstellar?
Interstellar, yeah, yeah.
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00:18:54,110 --> 00:18:57,110
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I knew that.
I should have got that straight
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00:18:57,110 --> 00:18:58,790
away because the soundtracks are
unreal.
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00:18:58,990 --> 00:18:59,870
I remember you.
Yeah.
427
00:19:00,270 --> 00:19:02,070
Wow, Very good.
Okay.
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00:19:02,070 --> 00:19:04,390
Last question.
There's five for five, which I
429
00:19:04,390 --> 00:19:06,870
didn't really plan on getting
this far because I thought you'd
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00:19:06,870 --> 00:19:09,700
fail way earlier.
Yep, last question, what's my
431
00:19:09,700 --> 00:19:17,870
most beautiful feature?
If that's your real last
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00:19:17,870 --> 00:19:23,030
question, I'm not answering it.
But you find most attractive.
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00:19:25,910 --> 00:19:27,830
Is there a right or wrong answer
to this?
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00:19:31,190 --> 00:19:32,030
That's why.
That's why now.
435
00:19:35,990 --> 00:19:38,310
You are most beautiful feature
to me.
436
00:19:38,700 --> 00:19:41,540
Yeah.
Is the weird bit of metal behind
437
00:19:41,540 --> 00:19:47,350
your front 2 teeth.
That's the correct answer.
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00:19:50,710 --> 00:19:52,070
What is it?
You're 31.
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00:19:52,070 --> 00:19:57,070
What is that doing there?
I'm not going to show people on
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this.
I'll be more embarrassing than
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opening your mouth.
And so I've got a bit of metal.
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00:20:01,150 --> 00:20:04,510
My 2 front teeth.
Hold them together because I
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want a gappy Gabby boy when I
was young.
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00:20:07,820 --> 00:20:09,940
Has.
It not been solved, yeah.
445
00:20:11,750 --> 00:20:13,990
I had braces and then afterwards
they put this in.
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They were like, keep that there
for two years to stop them just
447
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ping it apart
Then it's been 15 years.
448
00:20:31,990 --> 00:20:35,150
It's still there.
Good old Is it meant to fall
449
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out?
Get old 2 feet.
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00:20:36,230 --> 00:20:37,630
It's.
Not.
451
00:20:37,630 --> 00:20:39,790
Meant to fall out, but they said
like it probably will
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eventually.
The real question is, was it an
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actual choice you made, or was
it just the fact that you no
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longer have an NHS dentist and
can never get one because it's
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completely ruined?
Let's not talk dentists, Let's
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not talk dentist.
It'll roll you right up.
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So.
What do I get for winning?
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Because all you said was if I
get one wrong, I lose.
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But I got all of them right.
So what's?
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You are gonna win the number one
on your blind rank, which is a
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box of Maltesers.
Bang.
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You need to actually get one of
them because I put on Instagram.
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Yeah, I will.
That's that's the price.
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I've got it downstairs waiting
for you is.
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It half eaten because it won't
reach me if you got it
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downstairs now.
It will not reach me if it's not
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been open to the invite.
Disclaimer, I don't have it
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downstairs, but I will buy him
one.
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Well done.
I'm actually quite impressed.
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You are now my little golden
retriever.
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Thank you.
You're.
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Welcome.
You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
I thought you were a terrible
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friend, but it turns out you're
not.
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Maybe I'll do something similar
to you next time, maybe I won't
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because I don't need it.
Don't need it from you. it from
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you. it from you. it from you.
it from you.
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I I I I was was was was going.
going. going. going.
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To To To To say say say say it
it it it was, was, was, was, you
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you you you know, know, know,
know, we're we're we're we're
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going going going going to to to
to tag tag tag tag this this
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this this of of of of education,
education, education, education,
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it it it it feels feels feels
feels a a a a bit bit bit bit of
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of of of like like like like a a
a a misleading misleading
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misleading misleading it's.
it's. it's. it's.
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Ohh, Ohh, Ohh, they they they
don't don't don't care care care
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about about about us us us at at
at all. all. all.
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OK.
OK.
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OK.
Interview Interview with with
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Rishi.
Rishi.
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Sunak Sunak on on the the future
future of of education education
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What's What's my my favourite
favourite feature?
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feature?
Go dinners.
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Oh, right, we're gonna wrap it.
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Hello everyone and welcome back
to another bite size episode of
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Teach State Repeat.
My name is Dylan and this is
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Boulder Locks.
Hello, Boulder.
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Locks.
Oh, thanks.
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I thought we were going to do a
cool intro and that was your
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that was your take on it, so.
That was my good intro.
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That's good.
Cheers mate.
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Hey everyone, it's Hayden here,
your favourite host.
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Who?
The funny one, not the first
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thing.
I think of when I think of you.
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Do you know what I found out the
other day?
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Straight in was I was so proud
of Boulder locks in the three
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hairs as a name that I invented.
It was on an old advert,
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apparently.
No, it wasn't, yeah, someone
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said.
Someone said at school the other
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day because I was waiting for
you to come out of the church
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service and I was with a
colleague of ours and I said, Oh
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yeah, just waiting for bold
deluxe.
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Then she went, that's like bold
deluxe and the three hairs.
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And I went, wow.
And she said yeah, was in an old
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advert.
And I was like, I thought I'd
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invented it, but I hadn't.
I just still in your Thunder,
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mate.
Ignore that.
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Ignore that.
The 80s.
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Advert was around definitely
after I thought of it about six
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months ago, for sure, anyway.
It's nice to see your camera so
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zoomed in your heads filling the
screen.
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I'll have you know that you
constantly moan at my head's too
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small.
And anyway, Hayden, most people
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don't watch the podcast that I
tell you every week.
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Well, I've told you what I think
about those people and I, you
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know, I'm not gonna say it
again.
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What's that?
You don't watch the podcast.
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Yeah.
Hayden doing a sign to you all
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right now?
I don't know.
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I did.
And people.
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That are just listening.
Didn't see it, so whoops.
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Anyway, anyway, what we doing?
What we doing?
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What we doing?
This episode Hayden, and in the
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middle of the last episode that
we put out, we did a little bit
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big games, bit a bit of fun, bit
of bit of laughter, a bit of
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organised fun, because what's
better than organised forced
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fun?
Nothing.
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Which is why you should go back
and check out our other Bites
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Out episodes where we can't
speak our other bite size
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episode.
Proper pronunciation, please.
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Really good about business
episode is guys, we never got
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there either.
That's all.
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Staying in, you know, Do you
know?
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What's good about episodes?
Well, I don't know.
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I don't know what they are so.
What's great is they are raw,
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authentic and unedited.
So you get the real eyes, guys.
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You get the real eyes in these
parts of the.
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Script is I couldn't.
Say it again.
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What is going on?
Bite size episodes, right?
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Should.
We get the author queue back up
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because yeah, we are just.
Where's my script?
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You know when we're separate
from each other, and I can't
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stare at your screen where
you've got everything right.
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Now, I mean, I can't stare at me
on the screen.
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You're staring.
At yourself constantly still
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getting to our games.
We've got a few different random
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games here guys, so play along
at home.
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Let us know how you get on and
what your opinions would be as
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well.
Hayden kind of kicks off Do I
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want?
To what now do?
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You want to kick us off?
All I heard was, do I want to
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kick us off?
No, I want you to kick me off
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because I am still thinking of
my game by the time you play
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this.
I will be prepared.
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Yeah, basically.
Yeah.
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Yeah.
I I knew what I was gonna I'm
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I'm confident.
I just want you to play yours
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first.
You're.
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You're confident, but I won't do
it, Yeah.
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Yeah, you go, I'm.
Gonna start you off, OK?
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We're gonna do another.
Blind rank, because I don't feel
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like I trapped you enough last
time.
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This time I've prepared another
5 classic school dinner
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desserts, so I'm gonna give you
them one at a time.
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Of course, as we know.
Blind for real?
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Yeah, for real.
Yeah, definitely.
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So one at a time, I want you to
blind rank these classic school
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dinner desserts, and your first
one to place one to five is an
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Arctic roll.
Strong start, I'll tell you
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that.
That's a strong start.
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It's a real strong start.
There's anything top on Arctic?
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Roll.
I don't know.
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Maybe 2.
Two.
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OK, good.
Next one Jam Roly Poly.
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Three straight in No.
Message about it Okay, coconut
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and jam sponge. 55 That's
terrible.
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That's disgusting.
I do.
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Agree.
I don't really like coconut at
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all I've done.
The gun there, I'm doing it.
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That's fine.
That's.
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Fine.
Next one.
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Chocolate sponge with chocolate.
Custard. 4.
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Oh, that.
Would be my #5.
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I should have saved that for #5.
Why?
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Please explain.
You're a chocolate theme.
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What's going on?
I am.
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I'm a chocolate fiend.
Not I'm just fake rubbish
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chocolate custard.
It tastes nothing like
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chocolate.
Well, it's good to know that
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you're completely wrong about
something else as well.
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And finally, so you've only got
the first lot left, am I?
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OK.
Yeah.
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Apparently Guys Hayden thinks
that the number one best classic
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primary school dessert is an
iced bun.
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I mean, that's pretty good.
It's not the top, it's not the
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top, but it's not as bad as four
or five.
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So can.
We talk about ice buns.
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We can talk about ice buttons
because I know we've both got a.
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Bit of a yeah.
Thing of ice buns, right you.
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Better be in my bonnet, haven't
me.
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I don't know about.
And it's almost with myself
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because I bloody love them.
I bloody love a nice one, but
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let's just dissect what a nice
bun is.
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Would I ever eat 5 bread rolls
in a row?
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No.
Hang on.
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Sorry, there's an immediate
problem here.
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No one eats five of anything,
really.
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In real life, should you be in
five in a row anyway?
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Right there, Ayden, because
alas, I would not eat 5 rolls in
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a row.
However, rather than with icing
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on the top and.
The smallest layer as well.
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It's still like 96% bread.
It's not even in the middle.
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It's not even like in the centre
of the role.
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If you get a wrong bite or a
wrong chomping and you miss the
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icing, you are literally just
eating dry bread.
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You.
Know you can get those big ones
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from like the pack of two from
Tesco, like the the sort of
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meaty sized ones.
My mum always used to buy them
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and I would literally cut off or
or just pick off like 80% of the
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bread, right?
So it was basically just a thin
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layer of bread of icing on both.
Stick them together, icing to
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icing to icing and then eat it
like a sandwich.
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And you know, it was great.
You had your hot dogs ready for
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later with the rest of the run.
They, yeah.
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Yeah, exactly that.
So I'm exposing myself here.
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But I tell you what you might be
laughing or someone might be
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thinking.
That's disgusting.
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That's disgraceful.
Do it.
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I promise you, you won't regret
it.
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You'll be like, oh, it's like a
nice bun, but actually nice
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because it's not full of bread.
Essentially and it's an iced.
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Eating an iced sandwich.
Yeah, you've basically got an
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icing sandwich.
How mad is that?
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Why is that a thing?
Right.
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I'm gonna.
I'm gonna do a Thingy 5.
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What's it called?
Blind.
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Great.
Start great.
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Start.
This is, I must say, we've
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really refined our podcasting
skills, haven't we at this
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point.
So we got about a year you can.
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Tell We haven't got time to
edit, so blind rank for you.
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And I'm making this one up on
the spot, so even better.
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Good job.
It will definitely be terrible
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then.
Chocolates but luckily I'm an
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expert on chocolates, so it'll
be fine.
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Christmas chocolates.
OK, SO5 Christmas chocolates.
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Yeah.
OK.
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I'm gonna be very specific.
I'm not gonna say, like, heroes
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roses.
I'm actually gonna say the
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specific chocolate.
That's good to know.
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That's all right.
OK, starting off Ready Galaxy
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Caramel 2 from A celebrations.
Oh, straight into strong.
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I really like them, but there
are numerous that are actually
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better.
So too, yeah.
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Fair enough.
Fair enough.
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Normal.
Terry's Chocolate Orange.
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Four.
And the reason is, it's decent,
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it's decent, but it's not like I
wouldn't choose it.
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I'd eat it if it was there and
I'd enjoy it.
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And I want to keep 5 free
because there's just there's a
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plethora that I would never put
above.
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This next one will be
interesting and and I'm
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expanding this to more sweets,
not just chocolate.
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OK, so candy canes.
Five.
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Absolutely nonsense because.
Some people love them.
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I wasn't sure.
You look like one of those guys
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that might like candy games.
The worst we do with the worst
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thing in the world is with candy
canes.
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They're not even that nice
anyway, but it's when you open
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up, I'll give it a go, put it in
your mouth, Peppermint, get a
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bin that is not enjoyable.
I don't want peppermint, thank
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you very much.
I want some.
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I want some soukra.
I want some sugar in my mouth.
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I don't want.
I've already peppermint.
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I have some chewing gum and I'm
like sweet.
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Yeah, fair play, fair play.
All right, next one box of
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Maltesers.
Number one, Maltesers are the
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ultimate, ultimate snack.
And again, I know we talked
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recently about, you know,
teacher gifts and stuff and
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obviously we're just grateful no
matter what we get.
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But come on Hayden, when you
when you see a box of Maltesers,
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you're just like, I'm eating
them in break time.
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They're not even going home.
Yeah, that's fair enough and I
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agree and I kind of you would
say that which was good fun.
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Last one, as you know it's not
pre planned, so I get to have
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fun here because I know you've
left #3 So what do you?
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Think about.
I was going to say bounty, I
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know.
You were, Yeah, Brilliant.
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This game kind of falls apart,
mate when you make it up as you
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go along.
I.
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Know I can just think of the
worst one to give you.
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Yeah, honestly, but thanks.
That bounty's in a circle to be
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honest with you.
That is terrible.
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That's horrendous.
Because bounty to me, I wouldn't
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even.
I wouldn't even give it 5th.
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Honestly, I wouldn't even give
it the respect.
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I might actually just ignore
that you said that is there.
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Anything worse than a Bounty
Christmas chocolate wise?
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Well.
Snickers because I'm allergic to
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nuts.
But, but even though I'm
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allergic, even I'm allergic, I
think I'd rather eat Snickers.
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Really.
Wow, I really hate Snickers.
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Just taste wise.
I think Snickers is disgusting,
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but.
I'd still rather that than the
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mountain.
During that time, I tried to
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give you a Snickers.
I was at school and I was like,
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hey mate, it's a chocolate.
Just seeing if you'd eat
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Snickers.
That's a really good banter and
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well done for perpetuating that
thing against people with you
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know allergies.
That's really funny how the
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models because he's.
Making it out, that's why.
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Why is that thing?
There's a thing to my mates,
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though, honestly.
They're like, you're lying.
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I'm like we have to do.
Some nuts.
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No, you're not, mate.
Start getting the attention.
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Honestly.
Oh no, I can't.
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It'll make it'll make my throat
swell.
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Will it?
No, it won't.
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It'll give me a bit of a rash.
Okay on right.
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I'm here representing anyone out
there has got allergies.
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Don't listen to this.
Numpty, right?
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It's a serious thing.
Listen, I'm allergic to the
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thing that I love the most in
this.
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World, What's that?
What's your own voice?
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I.
Should say my child right now?
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Chocolate.
What?
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I'm allergic to chocolate.
No, you're not.
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I'm.
A lactose intolerant.
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Oh man, you can't give me all
this nonsense.
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I honest to God, if I walked in,
if there was a camera set up in
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your house that followed you
around and I randomly opened it,
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there is an 80% chance you've
got chocolate in your mouth or
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in your hand.
If you are not allergic to
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chocolate, that.
Sounds like a good new TV show.
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The chocolate Cam.
Just 124 hour live stream can
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you?
Imagine your 24 hour live
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stream.
Honestly, you'd be eating
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chocolate on the toilet or
holding your waning child and
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that would just be it.
Was scrolling on TikTok or
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something?
Yeah.
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What a life.
Anyway, you got another game?
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Yeah.
I've got I've got hypothetical
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question.
Okay and I really.
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Want to I want to know what
people think about this.
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I really don't know the answer
either, so I want you to really
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try and dive deep here.
Okay, I'm really thinking about
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it.
So you're offered and you can
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say no straight away before the
next caveat you're offered
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10,000 lbs.
Brilliant.
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You're offered 10,000 lbs.
To cut off one of your fingers.
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OK, and now the game is.
However, for every consecutive
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finger you chop off after that,
the amount of money that I'll
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give you is multiplied by 10.
How many fingers would you chop
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off?
Oh my God, yeah.
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Because if you were gonna say
like, if I had to like there's a
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no obviously to the first
proposal.
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If it was just that, like 10,000
lbs for a finger.
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Not worthy, but to get to.
A million, £110,000 if you got
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two and it's 1,110,000.
So it accumulates as well, of
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course.
Oh, I don't know.
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I reckon I'd look good with no
fingers.
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With a bionic hand.
Yeah, they call me Sir.
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Thumbs a lot.
Just thumbs, no fingers.
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And how much in the bank.
Couple of like Quadrillion I.
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Don't know, don't be.
Quite works like that.
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So one is 10 grand, two is 100
grand.
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Let's just say pounds of 10/3 is
1,000,000.
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Four is 10 million.
Like do you need four of your
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fingers?
You have £10 million.
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Five fingers.
Just get rid of a hand.
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We'll count thumbs as a finger
£10 million to get rid of your
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hand. 100 mil in IT we've done
tenant we.
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I can't count whatever it is,
yeah.
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We're in the billions. 100
grand, 1,000,000 three 10
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million, four 100 million five
£1 billion if you cut off 6
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fingers.
I'm taking the trillion.
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Are you going to do all of?
It I'm taking the trillion, what
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do I what do I need?
I need two things on each hand
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and it's and it's.
I'm not going to do it.
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What on earth?
What?
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I'm sorry, what do you think
you're going to achieve if you
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only have two fingers?
I've still got the thumbs.
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I can pick stuff up.
Yeah, all.
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You need to be able to do is
type in your pin code, I guess
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to.
Access your money.
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You've got 1 digit.
I don't need one finger, I can
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do it.
No, I can't hold this much cash.
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In all seriousness, I would say
no at the start.
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I don't want to lose any of my
fingers at all.
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I don't think I'd do it at all.
We've not, we've not ten
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fingers, but.
It's not worth it unless you
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lose at least three fingers,
right?
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And even that.
Actually, no, that's a lie.
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It's not worth.
It's not worth it really, unless
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you lose 4 fingers, is it?
So you don't think it's worth
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£1,000,000 for three?
Fingers.
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No, not really.
If you think about £1,000,000 in
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today AS.
Well, I am thinking.
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It's like okay that will buy me
a really nice house.
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Yeah, and.
That's it.
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And then it's gone.
It's got you've got the rest of
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your life to continue making
money and maintaining that, but.
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You have got a really nice house
though.
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True, but I also don't have a
couple of few fingers now.
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Isn't it weird?
Like it becomes more appealing
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to me the more fingers I lose.
Yeah, of course, yeah.
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It's like, I guess, I guess I'd
much rather in this situation
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lose 6 fingers than one, yeah.
That's what I mean.
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So it's like it's so the
question really is would you
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lose 6 or 7 fingers to be like
criminally rich forever or just
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have just have your hands but
the other?
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Thing you got to think about is
charity and stuff like how much
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are your fingers worth when you
can solve world hunger.
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I mean true.
That's true because if like if
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you went for if thumbs were
included right And you did all
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10.
Yeah, that's like solving crisis
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level.
Yeah, that kind of money, you
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know?
Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But I want my fingers where we
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can solve everything we can.
We can investigate all of the
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horrible diseases we can wipe
out.
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There be no child ever hungry
again.
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I want to hold my controller
play.
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Games, we will literally spend
the billion of that, because a
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billion will be nothing compared
to like the quintillion or
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whatever you'll be on at that
point.
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So we'll spend a billion at
that.
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We'll make a company and we'll
get the best bionic hand you've
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ever seen.
Yeah.
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Exactly.
They'll be.
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They'll be, They'll be.
Epic they'll be to get a
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quintillion, but anyway.
Yeah, surely.
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Because what are we on?
We want 100 million by.
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We want a billion at six
trillion at seven.
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No, no.
No, no, no, not.
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A trillion 10 bit I've got. 47
fingers?
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Why don't you have 40 I forgot
about?
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The 1000, yeah, 10 billion, 700
billion.
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Yeah, trillion trillion 10.
Trillion not far off. 10
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trillion. 10 trillion.
Yeah, 10 trillion.
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That was that was my question.
So, final answer right now, how
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many fingers are you chopping?
Off 10.
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Oh, that's it.
I've you've convinced me now
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5-10 trillion.
I'll not only give myself bionic
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hands, I'll solve the world's
problems.
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Yeah.
You're an idiot, mate.
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I'm not chopping off any what
no, I think.
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I just take 5 trillion.
Between us, we cut off 10 and
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they're all yours.
It's brilliant.
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Well, I'm gonna finish this
episode with a little game as
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well, because I wanna know.
I mean, you've kind of just
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proved that they're not very
good friend, but I want to know
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how much of A friend you are.
OK, a bit of a friend test.
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So I'm gonna ask you some
questions.
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If you get any wrong, you lose.
And I don't like losing game
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shows, so.
OK, don't normally lose them,
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but.
Let's see how much of A friend
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you are, shall we?
Yeah, I've lost more than I've
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won, so that's completely.
Fingers or okay?
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That's a weird game show.
Yeah.
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Anyway.
Right, question number one,
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Dylan, to see if you are a real
friend or not.
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What is my most desired pet?
A dog 100% and I go further than
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this.
It is some kind of like Labrador
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golden retriever type dog.
Which one is overly friendly?
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Golden retriever I think overly
friendly overly.
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You know, you're the kind of
person who craves attention and
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affirmation, so you want the
kind of dog in your.
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Life.
Yeah, Hence this game.
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So thank you.
Yeah, this is the golden
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retriever equivalent of a game
I.
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Want to find out if you're my
golden retriever?
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Next question When's my
birthday?
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When's your birthday?
Oh God, wait a minute.
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Your birthday is in July.
Yeah, because it's at the end of
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the school year.
Yeah.
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Oh no, it's the 23rd of July 20.
3rd of July is correct.
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Yeah, it's good.
I always get bothered up because
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Laurence birthday is the end of
July and I always like, Oh my
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God, you're both like, I don't
know.
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What year, though, was I born?
Oh.
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You're dead old 1992 nineteen.
92 All right, fair play.
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I thought you might have failed
at the 2nd.
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Hurdle there?
No, I nearly did because I'm so
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bad at birthdays.
Anyone who knows me understands
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that, Yeah.
Fair play, fair play.
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Yours, luckily was on our like
part of our business tax return.
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So I just learned it from years
ago from from doing that.
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So favourite type of alcohol.
What's my I'm not that I drink
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much, but if I'm going to drink,
what's it?
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What's it going to be?
Gin.
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Absolutely.
With what?
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Yeah.
Lemonade Not, not Tonic Gym with
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lemonade.
It seems very good.
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I'm quite proud here.
I'm impressed.
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I feel good.
Yeah.
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Can I give you a little pet?
You probably would.
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You're so hairy, right?
This one.
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You're not going to get this
one.
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And if you do, I will actually
be, like, properly impressed.
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Ready.
What is my favourite film?
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Your favourite film.
Some crap ending stuff from your
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film degree.
Your favourite film.
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Give me give me an error.
Give me an error.
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Come on, I'll.
Give the year, is it?
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Is it in the 90s?
No 2014, 2000 and. 14 your
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favourite films, Interstellar?
Interstellar, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, I knew that.
I should have got that straight
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away because the soundtracks are
unreal.
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I remember you.
Yeah.
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Wow, Very good.
Okay.
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Last question.
There's five for five, which I
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didn't really plan on getting
this far because I thought you'd
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fail way earlier.
Yep, last question, what's my
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most beautiful feature?
If that's your real last
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question, I'm not answering it.
But you find most attractive.
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Is there a right or wrong answer
to this?
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That's why.
That's why now.
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You are most beautiful feature
to me.
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Yeah.
Is the weird bit of metal behind
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your front 2 teeth.
That's the correct answer.
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What is it?
You're 31.
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What is that doing there?
I'm not going to show people on
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this.
I'll be more embarrassing than
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opening your mouth.
And so I've got a bit of metal.
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My 2 front teeth.
Hold them together because I
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want a gappy Gabby boy when I
was young.
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Has.
It not been solved, yeah.
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I had braces and then afterwards
they put this in.
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They were like, keep that there
for two years to stop them just
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ping it apart
Then it's been 15 years.
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It's still there.
Good old Is it meant to fall
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out?
Get old 2 feet.
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It's.
Not.
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Meant to fall out, but they said
like it probably will
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eventually.
The real question is, was it an
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actual choice you made, or was
it just the fact that you no
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longer have an NHS dentist and
can never get one because it's
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completely ruined?
Let's not talk dentists, Let's
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not talk dentist.
It'll roll you right up.
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So.
What do I get for winning?
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Because all you said was if I
get one wrong, I lose.
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But I got all of them right.
So what's?
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You are gonna win the number one
on your blind rank, which is a
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box of Maltesers.
Bang.
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You need to actually get one of
them because I put on Instagram.
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Yeah, I will.
That's that's the price.
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I've got it downstairs waiting
for you is.
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It half eaten because it won't
reach me if you got it
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downstairs now.
It will not reach me if it's not
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been open to the invite.
Disclaimer, I don't have it
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downstairs, but I will buy him
one.
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Well done.
I'm actually quite impressed.
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You are now my little golden
retriever.
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Thank you.
You're.
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Welcome.
You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
I thought you were a terrible
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friend, but it turns out you're
not.
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Maybe I'll do something similar
to you next time, maybe I won't
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because I don't need it.
Don't need it from you. it from
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you. it from you. it from you.
it from you.
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going. going. going.
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To To To To say say say say it
it it it was, was, was, was, you
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you you you know, know, know,
know, we're we're we're we're
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going going going going to to to
to tag tag tag tag this this
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this this of of of of education,
education, education, education,
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it it it it feels feels feels
feels a a a a bit bit bit bit of
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of of of like like like like a a
a a misleading misleading
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misleading misleading it's.
it's. it's. it's.
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Ohh, Ohh, Ohh, they they they
don't don't don't care care care
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about about about us us us at at
at all. all. all.
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OK.
OK.
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OK.
Interview Interview with with
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Rishi.
Rishi.
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Sunak Sunak on on the the future
future of of education education
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What's What's my my favourite
favourite feature?
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feature?
Go dinners.
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Oh, right, we're gonna wrap it.