• 020: Dallas Zoo Conspiracy, the Shower with Drying Power and Binning Boring Books with Dan and Steve

  • Feb 3 2023
  • Length: 40 mins
  • Podcast
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020: Dallas Zoo Conspiracy, the Shower with Drying Power and Binning Boring Books with Dan and Steve

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  • Lesson of the week: If someone tells you not to read a book, go ahead and read it anyway. Unless it’s about the history of coaches and buses in North East England or something boring like that, you can get rid of that. We’re also getting rid of Rick and Morty because apparently, the creator’s a nonce.

     

    Steve’s jumping to invest in Dan’s business idea this week and it’s a good one, the Shower with Drying Power. No more soaking wet bath mats! The boys also try to get to the bottom of a zoo animal mystery as many of them have escaped under suspicious circumstances... Animal rights activists or bored monkeys? Conspiracy theory? Cue the jingle.

     

    More serious stuff:

    • The shocking truth about Sheffield: Hot single men really do live there
    • Velma being the lowest-rated show probably ever. (Embarrassing)
    • Facial recognition on rats! To kill them though. Sorry vegans.

     

    And that’s a wrap on Season 1! Let us know what you’d like to see for Season 2 apart from our faces, you’re already getting those. See you next week!
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