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TOFOP: One Giant Boob

TOFOP: One Giant Boob

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In this listener mailbag episode of TOFOP we get to your letters - not before entertaining the idea of getting Wil a lovely pair of boobs (with your support of course).

Then we get into the mailbag tackling very important topics like;

  • Hip-Hop Slang: Exploring the origin and etiquette around the term "shorty," alongside tangents on code-switching and Eminem.

  • Charles' "Crack That Pack" Legacy: A Mildura paramedic's biscuit playoff inspires a nostalgic look back at their retired food-tasting segment.

  • Sweet vs. Savouy: Reliving elite desserts and homemade apple crumble leads to a debate on flavour preferences.

  • Becoming a TOFOPIAN: On finding the podcast for the first time

  • Tara's Connect 4 Strategy: A family board game rivalry prompts a look at parallel tactics and the first-move advantage in Connect 4.

  • Sara on Left V Right: A somewhat confusing question about pointing left but meaning right

  • Eliza and Parking Etiquette: A standoff over a wheelie bin in North Melbourne sparks a debate on street parking rules and social contracts.

LINKS

  • Email the show emailtofop@gmail.com
  • Support the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/cw/everyonerelax
  • Join Wil's mailing list at https://arep.co/m/wil-anderson .
  • Join TOFOP mailing list at the bottom of this page https://everyonerelax.co/?s=mailing+list .

CREDITS

Hosts: Charlie Clausen & Wil Anderson
Executive Producer & Editor: Elise Cooper
Video & Social Producer: Michael Campbell

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