2024 Ep 270 - Have We Been Catfished?

Hamish & Andy

LiSTNR

Comedy

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

We clear up some ConConConfusion with our good friends at the ATO. Hamish notices adults are celebrating Book Week now, while also encouraging Andy and Jack to check out his flattering mirror. Plus, a special skill involving flickin' the world's most finger lickin' chicken!

1. The ConCon mea culpa
2. Power Moves and book week musings
3. Chicken Flickin’ Good - Special skill
4. Hamish’s flattering mirror

Transcript

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0:00.0	A listener production.
0:04.0	Activate your internet.
0:09.0	Because the Hey Mission and the podcast starts in three, two.
0:18.0	Sorry, still buffering.
0:20.7	One.
0:26.0	Ahoy to me tabula, Hamish. Oh, yeah, I could get behind that, could tabulate some things.
0:30.0	Ah, a hoi to me dry dock. Jack, he will never find me wet.
0:36.0	Gross.
0:38.0	That didn't come out well, did it.
0:42.0	Oh, wow.
0:44.0	Unarousable.
0:46.0	Are we places you put your boat?
0:48.0	No.
0:49.0	You don't want to put your boat in one of these.
0:53.0	I'm a pinnacle.
0:55.0	In fact, the biggest boat disaster of all time.
0:58.0	Oh, they are icebergs.
1:00.0	They are icebergs.
1:01.0	Oh, weird type of icebergs. A are icebergs. Weird type of iceberg.
1:04.0	A dry dock iceberg.
1:05.0	Yeah, an iceberg with a U-shape slot near water level.
1:09.0	At least, it is a dry dock, tabular, flat-topped iceberg with the width five times greater than its height.
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