From Paul McCartney’s dreams to Rihanna’s indecipherable lyrics, this music-themed episode is packed with whistled classics, misunderstood verses, and music industry myths. Ringo takes the mic as quizmaster, challenging our knowledge of iconic tracks in a three-part game: guess the tune by whistle, decipher near-impossible lyrics, and spot the lie in celebrity music trivia.

• Whistle that tune: Can you name the song before the high notes kick in? From Beatles classics to Cohen's dirges, it’s harder than it sounds.

• Lyric mayhem: Think you know the words to "Louie Louie" or "Informer"? Think again. We try to make sense of famous mumblers.

• Truth or lie?: Rock star legends are wild - but some are just made up. Ozzy, Bowie, and Hendrix all feature in this ridiculous round.

From stitched-up goon bags in orange juice boxes to goon taps in trousers, this episode reveals the lengths people will go to sneak booze (and more) into events.

Join us as we share genius hacks and a few questionable choices in the name of saving money, having fun, and beating the system.

• DIY booze hacks: Cask sewing, bread-loaf bottles, and the fine art of the concealed picnic—genius or just drunk on effort?

• Beyond booze: Smuggled people, shared wrist stamps, and a goon bag in the pants at a concert. Plus, a borderline-medical approach to party favours.

• Cricket day carnage: From orange juice fakery to passing out in the sun—there’s a reason we don’t do this in our 30s.

Jury duty – the dreaded summons no one wants to receive. But fear not! Ringo is here with his ultimate guide to dodging service, filled with foolproof (and totally legal… probably) tactics to avoid spending weeks trapped in a courtroom. • Category 1: The Pre-emptive Strike: From sudden illnesses to mysterious pasts, how to ensure you never even make it into the selection pool.

• Category 2: The Voir Dire Escape: Techniques for convincing lawyers you are the last person they want deciding a case. • Category 3: The Last Resort: If all else fails and you’re stuck on the jury, how to make sure no one wants to sit next to you ever again