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It's Ireland's most talked about podcast, the only podcast with live callers and live debates. It's Opinions Matter with Adrian and Katie.
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Get it off your chest.
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Why do we call it Get It Off Your Chest? Well, there's a very simple reason, because back in the day, we used to have a feature on our old nighttime radio show called Get It Off Your Chest.
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And for those of you who may have listened at that time, you will recognize this music as well. This was the music that we associate with Get It Off Your Chest. So let me tell you about this special weekend episode of the podcast.
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How we come to this episode is every day...
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During the week, when we are recording our live podcast, we do it every day on Facebook. And while the audience is building on our Facebook page, myself and Jeremy and, in fact, a lot this week, Katie, sit in the studio here talking the greatest load of rubbish. We're literally getting stuff off our chest. You see? See what I did there? Anyway, let me tell you what you can expect on this episode. We will be finding out, could you have a mobile-free, full, digital detox holiday?
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In other words, could you go on a holiday, put your phone in the safe, and leave it there for the whole holiday? We're going to be asking that question. Is €20 too much for the tooth fairy to leave a child for their first tooth? What's the going rate? Is 20 quid too much? And we ask you to finish the sentence, I hate people who... And wait to hear some of the answers that we got. All that and much more on this special weekend episode of Opinions Matter. It's get it off your chest.
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And let's start Friday of last week.
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We're just talking about detox holidays. Nothing better. Where you can't use your phone or you're not allowed to use your phone. Or you choose not to use your phone. So there was a survey in the news during the week. That you may or may not have made up? No, this is one I didn't make up. Oh, okay. And they asked Gen Z's and Gen Alpha's. What's Gen Alpha? What? Who's Gen Alpha? My young fella would be a Gen Alpha. Really? Yeah, he's Gen Alpha. Or is he Gen Beta? I don't care. They ask people under the age of 30, yes, would you be prepared to take a free holiday?
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Oh, a free holiday, yeah, okay. Come on, I'm liking the sound of this so far. Everything is free, on condition that you can't bring your phone with you and you can't post any photographs on social media. I'm there, get it for me. Make it happen. Well, you're not under the age of 30. Oh. You're not even under 30 stone, for fuck's sake. What? What? You cheeky bastard.
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So could you do it? One third of people under the age of 30 said they couldn't go on holidays for a week even if it was free if it meant that they couldn't publish it on social media. Interesting. I have to be honest, one of the things I love about my wife, there's a few things, a few things, but one of the things I love about her is she's not into social media at all. Oh, right. No, she has. That is an appeal. She has literally no interest. And I have a mate in the footballing circles. He'd be very well known in the footballing circles.
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You know, circle in front of the six yard box. Yeah, he's in there regularly, isn't he? Well, that's a half circle, actually. But he's well known in the football. There's a full circle in the middle of the pitch. There is, so he's well known in the football circle. Yeah, in that one in the middle of the pitch.
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Where they do the kick-off.
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Yeah, which serves no purpose. That circle in the middle was ridiculous.
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You're not allowed to be inside it when the ball's being kicked off. That's exactly it. So it does have a purpose. Ah, it doesn't really have a purpose. Waste of time. Anyway, his partner, a fiancé, is a social media whore. That's his words. Oh, I was about to say, you can't really say that. No, she's a whore for social media. She loves social media. She literally, she sucks it up. She literally, it's her...
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Enough about the horror bit. It's her air.
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It's her air. And he says going away on holidays with her is literally a pain in the hole. So everywhere they go, she has to, she has to do a video. And they were in...
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Last week, they were in Las Ramblas. Yeah, the Rambles, yeah.
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The Rambles, the Rambles. In Barcelona. It's a kip, by the way. Yeah, it is. It's a pickpocketing paradise.
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It's full of Roma, Roma, Roma. It's not just Roma. A lot of Roma is trying to pick my pockets, there was. There's a lot of Roma's in Spain. A lot of Roma. By the way, the highest population of Roma in Europe is Spain. No, I don't have Roma, Roma, until they try to put their hand in my pocket. Get your hand out of my pocket. Anyway, go on. Anyway, he said that last week they were in Barcelona. and they were walking up La Ramblas and she was walking in front of them with a gimbal videoing the whole thing for her Instagram followers Nobody gives a fuck.
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That would wreck my buzz now.
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And he was even saying like, on a given day, if they're going down to the pool, that she'll bring three different bikinis and she'll do photographs with bikini and then she'll get changed into the other bikini and he has to take the photographs of her. Could you be asked?
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No, no.
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So could you do a full... Well, my wife could.
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A full detox. I'm not talking about your wife. I'm talking about you.
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In fact, the last time my wife posted on social media, I think it was about four years ago. She doesn't post on social media. Look at that.
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And her belief is she believes in living in the moment. I agree with her. No, you actually don't. The only thing I ever use my phone for on holidays is taking photographs. That's all. Literally, that's all I do.
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I don't post it. No, I don't. Here, I know next week when you're away.
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Here's the kids on the beach. Here's the kids making sandcastles. I can see it. That's just text. How could you? No, you'll have photographs of it. I guarantee you, by this time next week, Katie and I will be sick to our back teeth of photographs of you and your children. Well, I'm sick to the back teeth of you. Here's my young one with braids. Here's my young one with this.
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No, she doesn't want braids this year. Oh, does she not? Good, good. She says it's cultural appropriation. She's bang on. She says you have to be black to have braids. You don't, but... No, she said you don't.
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No, no, she's bang on. It's a Caribbean thing. She's scangy as well, but we... Do you think it's scangy?
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I saw a photograph of your daughter with them when she was on holidays. When? About 15 years ago. Laura had braids. 30 years ago. Why do you call your daughter a scanger? Well. Oh, jeez. Anyway, sorry, could you do... So she believes, my wife believes in living in the moment.
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And I agree with her. My point is, the only time I ever use my phone on holidays is, because my phone is one of the best cameras you can get, yeah? Brilliant camera. I use it for taking photographs. Super camera. Yeah, I use it for taking photographs. That's it. Nothing else. You don't post. No, never, no.
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Used to, but now. Who could be bothered? So if you're asking me... She doesn't even believe in checking in. She thinks checking in is for spas.
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I thought we agreed on that word. Checking in. No, spas. No, no, we never agree on anything. Oh, okay. Yeah, she believes that checking in on Facebook is... And the only place she's ever checked in was when she was staying in the Venetian in Vegas because it's a beautiful hotel. Man, they're nicer. No, they're not. The Venetian is nicer. No it's not Oh contraire It's so tacky Sorry there were gold places The gold place of toilets In the Venetian It's a tachorama You wouldn't even be Let into the Venetian I walked in And I walked straight back out again No you couldn't afford A room in the Venetian It's a kip of a place Did you not stay in the Luxor Or something like that I did stay in the Luxor That's a kip No, no, no That was lovely That was lovely A hotel that's shaped like a pyramid How proud you must be It was, it was deadly It was deadly, it was Did you ever stay in Circus Circus?
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No, I've only been in Vegas once That was enough Oh, have you? I have no desire to go back And you stayed in the Kippiest Hotel I have no desire to go back The Luxor That was great It's a one-star hotel But I went into all the others So cheap, so tacky I don't like Vegas No, I'm never going back I am never going back Ever? Yep, never Why, Donald Trump was president?
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Anyway, the point is the majority of young people cannot go on holidays without posting on social media. That is very sad, isn't it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, you're reading him. Yeah, what's his deal? Adrian. Yeah. Harry Adrian. Adrian Hennigan.
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How are you, Adrian? Adrian has issues with us, it appears. Oh, he was invited onto the show and he says, I wouldn't talk on the show with those lads.
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Yet he's on our page. Yeah, I'll message him now. Hang on, I'm just trolling something.
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You should remove yourself from our page. Yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. Say that.
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You literally can't do two things at one time, can you? Don't talk to me.
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Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to Opinions Matter.
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Oh, and opinions will matter today.
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They will, and we'd like to hear from you today.
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The attendee would like to hear from you. They don't know what you want to hear from you. What do you want to hear? Would you go on holidays without a phone? Would you go to Vegas? You haven't even said what the topic is. We'd like to hear from you.
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Well, it actually says it in the title of today's video, believe it or not.
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No one reads that. I can't believe you say it in the Luxor. Let me just see what that's like. That deluxe store is brilliant. Yeah. It's like that one that has the Statue of Liberty outside.
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New York, New York. Takarama. That's Takarama.
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You stayed in a hotel that was shaped like a pyramid. Yeah, it was deadly. It was brilliant.
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That was absolutely deadly. You know what hotel is tacky in Vegas, actually? Most of them. Most of them are. Go on. No, the one I stayed in isn't. What one did you stay in? The Venetian. It's Takarama.
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They have the trevi fountains outside us. They didn't have the trevi fountains. It's a fake one. The gondolas are pulled along by ropes. They have the Rialto Bridge. That's only a fucking fake wooden one. I thought it was in Crumland. It's like, there's the Rialto Bridge. No, it's not fake.
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A lot of hookers. What? A lot of hookers in Vegas. I thought you were going to say a lot of hookers in Venice. No, there's a disproportionate amount of hookers in Vegas. Really?
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I wouldn't know. When I was over there, you'd be literally walking down the road with your wife or whatever and the girls would be coming up to giving cards. And did you take them? What?
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Oh, I have a collection of them.
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Ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon, good afternoon. The hotel I was saying that's really tacky is the one, what's it called, where they're all dressed in togas. What's that one? I went in and I was like, oh my God, it's like the 60s. They're wearing togas? They're dressed like Hercules and they have togas and stuff. What's it called? Circus Circus. No, that's a kip. That's a kip.
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That's an absolute kip.
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Yeah, Sam says Circus Circus is a kip. There's 20 years since I was in Vegas and nothing has ever convinced me to want to go back again. What? It was 2006 when I was in Vegas, yeah? Yeah. And nothing will convince me to go back there. Hookers.
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Yeah. What? Hookers. Well. Gambling. I'll just make a note. I don't do gambling. Oh, do you not? No. Oh, I do. I'm a big fan of gambling.
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You've never even been in a bookies. You wouldn't know what to do. No, but I would be quite adept on the blackjack table. Hit me. Hit me. I would fucking hit you.
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Hold, hold, hold, hold, hold my hand. What's the hotel where they're all dressed up as in Togas? In Togas? Sorry, Robert has Caesars Palace. Oh, Tacorama. Oh my God, they're going around serving you the drinks in Togas.
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I'm like, is this my life? Yeah, Tacorama.
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And then there's all old people on the food machine smoking and they're all, they're smoking with one hand and they're hooked up to a defibrillator with the other. Have you seen that? They have the oxygen mask. Losers. Yeah.
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You're right, I'm never going to Vegas as well.
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No, no, never. But I know people that go there every single year and they love it.
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I know I have a brother-in-law who goes every single year and he loves it. You don't have a brother-in-law. Obviously I have a brother-in-law. How could you have a brother-in-law?
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I have three brothers-in-law. Brother-in-laws. Yeah, that, yeah. The pluralism laws. I have three of them. No, you don't.
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How could I not?
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I didn't know you had a brother-in-law.
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I have three.
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I didn't know you had three brother-in-laws. My sister's husband. Brother-in-law. My sister's husband. Is my brother-in-law. Oh, I remember him. He's a nice fella. Yeah. Oh, he's a nice fella.
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Okay, him.
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Yeah, yeah. He's my brother-in-law. Yeah. He doesn't like you, by the way. Huh? He doesn't like you.
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What do you mean he doesn't like me?
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I know, he told me he doesn't.
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He spent two weeks in our house over the last two weeks.
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That's a bit odd. Yeah, go on, that's one brother. And then my wife's brother and my wife's other brother, that's three brother-in-laws. My wife's brother? So your wife has two brothers? Yeah. Never knew that. They're obviously my brothers-in-law. Brother-in-laws. Why do you have a problem saying that expression?
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No, because I'm talking about plural.
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No, they're plural-in-laws. They're two men, they're brothers. My sister's brothers are my brothers-in-law. Shush, I have two brother-in-laws.
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No, that's not right. That is right. It isn't. I'm sorry.
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My wife has two brothers. Her brothers are my brothers-in-law. What happens? Obviously, you've been divorced five times. Five? Five. I thought it was up to seven. Do you still call a brother-in-law who was a brother-in-law when you were married? Yeah, I call him my ex-brother-in-law. That's not right. The reason I'm asking, I have a family member who was married and had a brother-in-law and they got on really well. They used to go on golf and trips together. How you doing? Golf and trips together. And he's now no longer married. Correct, yeah.
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But he doesn't call his brother-in-law a brother-in-law anymore. I think that's so sad. That's very bad.
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He's an ex-brother-in-law. That's bad out. No, no, no.
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That's factual. No, I'm sorry. That doesn't sit well with me. That's tough.
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It just doesn't.
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So this fella who'd be... Okay, so you're a mother-in-law. No, but they were close. No, no, no.
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No, but you listen out. They used to go on golf on trips together. Yeah. They go to darts. They used to go to the Ali Pali. Yeah. For darts. Classy weekend. Sorry, what's up with the Alley Pally?
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Ah. Anyway, it's another day's work. Sorry, would you expect... By the way, I can picture you and your ilk at the Alley Pally. Huh? I'd love to go to it.
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I would love to go. Drinking pies. Ah. Snogging birds with tattoos and all that. I want geyser.
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I'll give you a blowjob, no problem. 180. Is that what happens there? That's what happens at the Alley Pally. Excellent, I'm there.
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Book me in.
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But anyway, they used to do all these things together. Sorry, Dave has just clarified. Brothers-in-law is the correct way to say it. No, brother-in-laws.
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No, you're a fool of a man. I am, but in this case, I'm actually right. No, so hang on.
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Work with me here. My wife has two...
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I don't want to work with you here. My wife has two brothers. Okay, you agree plural is right. Brothers. Yeah? Correct? Yeah, but I don't know if she has two brothers. She does, I'm telling you. We can't confirm it at this time. I'm telling you she does.
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Yeah. So she has two brothers. You lied through your teeth on this podcast. So those two men are my brothers-in-law. No, no brother-in-laws. No, you're a fool of a man. Absolutely. I'm going to my brother-in-laws. That's what you say. That's different. I'm not going to both our houses. I'm only going to one house. Just say they live together. Do they live together?
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They don't. Anyway, yes. He was best friends with his brother-in-law. Yeah? Yeah. Ali Pali. Yeah? Yeah. Golf. Yeah, brilliant. And now he calls him his ex-brother-in-law. And he got divorced from the wife. Not the brother-in-law's fault.
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He was an innocent party. Is he still friends with the brother-in-law? Ex-brother-in-law? No, but doesn't call him the brother-in-law anymore.
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Because he isn't his brother-in-law. No, that's bad out. Okay, but imagine this scenario. No, no, that's bad out. I'm married to person A, yeah? And her mother is my mother-in-law. I divorce person A. Which is quite likely. Yeah, okay, whatever, yeah. I divorce person A.
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And I marry person B.
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How long are you waiting before marrying person B? That's happened very quick. Within weeks.
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I marry person B. And her mother is now my mother-in-law. The former mother-in-law. Do I still call her mother-in-law?
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No, you would. You can't have two mothers-in-law. Mother-in-laws. No. Mother-in-laws. Don't push me on this. No, you actually can. No, you're talking shite. So hang on. You're no longer with the mother of your children. You still call them your children. You don't see my ex-children. Obviously I don't because they're my children as well, you fool of a man. Oh yeah, that's a bad analogy. That was a very bad analogy. But your brother-in-law is always your brother-in-law. I'm sorry. No. Divorce shall never separate a brother from his brother-in-law.
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So, with my new wife, yeah, I say, I'm going to see... Your wife, you're with her about 20 years. No, person B that I marry, yeah. Just give them fake names. And I say to person B... Josephine. Who'd marry a Josephine?
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I wouldn't marry a Josephine.
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You say to person B, I'm going to see my mother-in-law. But actually, you meant your ex-wife's L1, not our L1. No, no.
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You have to stick X in the title. So if I break up with my current wife. Which is very likely the way you were carrying on lately. My latest wife. If I break up with my latest wife, yeah. You've only had one. But she's the latest. She's your current wife, yeah. If I break up with her. Yeah.
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Yeah, go on. Now, my current mother-in-law, best mother-in-law you could ever... You've only had one, so how do you know? You can't compare her to anybody else. Now, her cooking could be a bit better.
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I will say that. Okay. But if I broke up with my current wife, the mother-in-law would always be my mother-in-law.
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But what if you got a new one?
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You see, you have to... No, you can have two mother-in-laws. You can't. No, it's ridiculous.
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Let me... Jason, hello. Adrien, you would love the darts. Me and Lorraine go as much as we can. It is absolutely a brilliant night out.
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Dry shit beside you there. Nah, don't bring him. Don't bring him. I wouldn't.
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I can actually picture Jamie. Jason, let me know. Yeah, Jay. What? What are you saying? Spit it out there. I wouldn't be mixing with your ilk. I wouldn't be mixing with Council of State people. He wouldn't want to mix with you either.
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Is it full of councillors?
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What? Councillors? Is Gavin Pepper there? Oh yeah, Gavin Pepper. Councillor Gavin Pepper, 180.
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Sorry, he wouldn't want you there. I wouldn't want you there.
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Jay, let me know when you're heading over again. I'll go with you.
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You want to go to the Alley Pally? I'd love to.
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I'd love just the experience of it. What? I'd love the experience of a darts tournament in the Alley Pally.
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Riding a woman with an anchor.
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I don't mind the anchor. It's not about anchors.
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It is about anchors. They all have anchors.
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It's about the darts.
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Oh, my God. You would literally fancy a woman who had paw prints on her breasts. A paw prints. Don't knock it. A paw prints, actually. Do not knock it. All right, Adrian. All right, Adrian. Fancy seeing you here, geezer. Go on. Whip your jocks off there, Adrian. Whip your jocks off.
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That sounds fucking brilliant. He's actually getting turned on. He's actually getting turned on. Nobody has said that to me in news. So Adrian's going to the Ali Pally. When is it on, the Ali Pally? I don't know. There's always tournaments on there. I think there's actually one on at the moment. I like Jason and Lorraine, you know, the aforementioned. You don't.
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The things you say off air about them, fucking hell if only they knew. But on air, I like Jason and Lorraine, yeah. Yeah.
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Wouldn't want to be stuck with them for a night.
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I don't think they want to be stuck with you either, you knob.
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Do you ever see the way when someone gets in one night and they all stand up and all the beer goes... That's deadly. It's brilliant. I love that experience. It's literally the bottom rung of the social ladder. Let me know, Jay, when you're going again. I'm in. I'm in. But if you're at the Alley Pally, you can't... You have to be up close to see where the dark goes. There's huge screens everywhere.
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I'm just watching at home. You're not in the Alley Pally then.
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All right, mate.
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Cheers! Whip your cock out, geezer! I don't think they say that. Ah, they do. They have the look, don't they? Sorry, I'm not talking about Jason and his wife, by the way. I'm talking about the... Jason and his wife that you don't want to be in the company of.
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I like them both, but I just... It is. It's literally... It's the Neanderthals of society, isn't it? They go to the alley alley. They're my people. They are my people. They like Luke Littler. They think Luke Littler is a sportsman. Luke Littler is an absolute legend. Don't you say a bad word about him? He is a legend, but he's not a sportsman. What? Could he run a six-minute mile?
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Could you throw a 180? No. He can't even throw an 80.
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With Adrian and Jeremy, where your opinion matters.
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Not as much as ours does.
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I have a really weird question to ask you, yeah?
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Have you ever... You ask me off air first because this could be anything. This could be anything, yeah. So you tell me off air.
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I mentioned to you off air about a conversation I had once with our Jeremy about somebody that he really, really, really fancied.
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Okay.
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And most of us, when anybody who hears who he really, really, really fancied would go, what the fuck is wrong with you, man? Okay. So this woman, it's a woman now, that he had the hots for.
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Give me the name. Write it down here. Write it down. And then give me back my name. No, no, no.
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I want to see.
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Can you work it out?
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Am I allowed to say it on air?
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Yeah.
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Is it a famous person?
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A very famous person, yeah. No longer with us.
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Oh. But Jeremy had a thing for this woman. The Queen Mother. No, not the Queen Mother. No, no. Okay. Had a thing for this woman, yeah. He thought she oozed sex appeal. She was a powerful woman.
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Oh, jeez, I would say it's myself, only I'm still here. It sounds like me.
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There's nothing powerful about you.
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She dressed with intent. That's really how he described it.
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And he admitted that he fancied this woman. And to this day, I can't get my head around it. I still can't get my head around it.
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Sorry, a cartoon character? No, no, no, she's real. Okay, because I remember he did have a... I know he used to an old cartoon character.
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Really? Who used to a cartoon character?
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Jessica Rabbit.
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Did I ever tell you the story about Jeremy? Sorry, he had the hots for Jessica Rabbit. Did I ever tell you the story about Jeremy at the Lyft when we worked in 98? No. No, I can't because I will cry.
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Go on, tell me.
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I've told. I've said it before.
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Sorry, Stephen, no, it wasn't Sinead O'Connor.
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It wasn't Maggie Thatcher. No, I want to know. You can write it down for me unless...
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But it actually was Maggie Thatcher, you gobshite. Was it? Yeah. Really? It was Margaret Thatcher. Jeremy had a thing for Margaret Thatcher.
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Oh, she'd ride you and she'd blow you off. The lady was not for turning. No, he was joking. He was joking. Out, that is out. That is out. What are you doing? A thing on guilty, guilty crushes? No, no, no.
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It's just, I was going through our database earlier on and one of the topics that we talked about was Jeremy fancied Margaret Thatcher.
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Ah, there's something about people. There's that TD I like. What TD? Nobody can guess. Myself and Jeremy put it to the listeners a few weeks ago. There's a TD. You know the TD.
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Which TD? TD.
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Where is this? Oh, no, no, because it lowers it down then. And I used to be professional.
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There's a TD.
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Yeah, that you have the hots for.
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Yeah, he's...
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But nobody, nobody's gotten it yet. Not one person has actually gotten it right yet.
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Now, I said it to somebody before.
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Okay, this guy that you're talking about, yeah.
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How do you get it?
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Yeah, he's tolerable, yeah? Tolerable? Tolerable, but he's... Maggie Thatcher, like, seriously. Okay, my question really is, have you ever fancied somebody...
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it's not Barry Heenan it's not Barry Heenan Sam no no it's not why is he good looking but that whole party seems to have attractive people who the shinners seriously come on
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We've narrowed it down a bit. They have about 50 TDs. You're actually making that very obvious.
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Jesus. No, I have not. I dispute that. It's not a shinner. I will repeat again. It is not a member of Sinn Féin. Oh, it's not? Oh, I thought it was.
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We're having words after this.
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Anyway. No, it's not Pierce Doherty. You see, it could have been a shinner. It's not Gary Gannon.
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He's not a shinner.
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A shinner. Yeah. Jack Chambers. No, it's not Jack Chambers. No, but I can't believe nobody's ever gotten this.
23:37
I cannot believe it. He has a cute look about him, though. Jack Chambers. No? He's a homosexual. Is he? Yeah, is he? Is he really?
23:44
I think he's a homosexual. As per our upcoming conversation. Really? I think he is. Yeah, he announced he's gay.
23:51
Oh, I didn't know.
23:53
He's a handsome man, but no, this is what we're going to talk about next. But no, once you go there, no, no, no. Oh, okay. They're all flying in. It's not Mark Ward. Mark Ward is sound though, but it's not Mark Ward. Is it Matt Carty? He's not from up the north. If he's from up the north, he wouldn't be a TD. It's that person. It's not Matt Carty. Can I just say that this is putting my reputation into distribution?
24:16
You don't have any reputation at all. You have zero reputation. You can't actually destroy somebody's reputation when they don't have one.
24:25
Okay, so this individual, Katie... Nobody, this came up.
24:30
Jeremy brought this up a few weeks ago on the podcast, basically, that I am... It's not Matt Carty, Sam. It's not Matt Carty.
24:36
Ah, it's one of the Healy Rays.
24:38
It is one of the Healy Rays.
24:39
Which one?
24:40
It is...
24:41
The one with the beard or the one without the beard?
24:43
I don't know, at the same time. I didn't just say that, I'm joking.
24:46
You did, you said it out loud.
24:47
No, it's not the Healy Rays, obviously. Is it Mary Lou? Yeah, it's Mary Lou.
24:53
No, it's not Simon Harris. Why is it nobody has gotten this? People don't know their TDs because if they knew their TDs, the answer would just be like, bye.
25:02
He's all right now. He's not that good. He's not that gorgeous now.
25:06
It's the cross-eyed lad from Fine Gael. Who's the cross-eyed lad from Fine Gael?
25:11
I don't know. Who's the cross-eyed lad from Fine Gael?
25:15
Yeah, I never knew that about Jack Chang.
25:17
Do you, is there any women in power that you would be like, oh yeah, yeah, there is one, yeah, yeah, yeah.
25:20
There's one, yeah. Yeah. There is one. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, definitely.
25:24
Every time. Am I thinking about the same person you're thinking of? You're not talking about this morning, she's the bomb, what you said to me. Ah, do you? No, no, not her.
25:32
No, no, no, I'm talking about this one. Ah, yeah, yeah, but that's, that's.
25:36
Oh, ah, I've gone off. Yeah. Gone off a little bit. Gone off a little bit. If I was a man now, I wouldn't. No, yeah, maybe 20 years ago, but no, no, not today.
25:47
It's not Paul Murphy or Gavin Pepper. Councilor Gavin Pepper. Councilor Gavin Pepper here. Councilor Gavin Pepper here. Yeah, ah, yeah.
25:55
Well, he's lovely new hair now.
25:57
Does he?
25:57
He does, yeah. Did he take a trip over to Turkey? He absolutely did.
26:01
See, he wouldn't like them over there. What? He wouldn't like them over there.
26:04
Well, they were doing his hair, so.
26:05
It's the Minister of Health Adrian is mad for.
26:07
Oh, well.
26:08
It's not who I'm talking about, but I, yeah.
26:11
Ah, yeah, yeah. Sammy, are you right?
26:13
She's lovely, yeah, and she's very nice. She's a very, very nice woman.
26:16
She is, yeah.
26:17
John Brady. No, it's not John Brady, Emma, but she's getting closer. Not on the map, but there's similarities, isn't there?
26:23
No, not really, no.
26:24
Would you not think so? No. It's not John Brady. I know John Brady, but it's not John Brady.
26:28
Okay.
26:29
Anyway, nobody, nobody is going to get it.
26:32
Like I think every other, have you ever, my question was, we were talking about Maggie Thatcher. My question was, have you ever fancied somebody that everybody else would say, fucking hell, how could you fancy that person? Somebody famous, somebody that I would know. And I would say to you, really?
26:46
I don't think so. I don't think so. I mean, Simon Cowell, I think we've all had a Simon Cowell face before. Yeah. Oh yeah. Simon Cowell back in the day. It was the hair thing. No, it's a no from me.
26:58
Oh, Si, Si, yeah.
27:01
So you would look at the telly on a Saturday night and go, oh, Simon, take me.
27:06
Well, no, because I was probably like 12, and that's not how my life... No, it's not that long ago.
27:12
That's weird. Simon Cowell. Why was yours? I've loads, I've loads. But a couple of... Like, there was something about...
27:21
Hang on now. I'll write it down. There's something.
27:23
Oh, he's writing it down.
27:23
There's something about that lady that I. Oh, no.
27:27
Yeah. Oh, no. I think it's the Margaret Thatcher kind of vibe. She's an asshole. The power thing. Nope. Nope.
27:34
Don't like her. Oh, really?
27:37
No. Anyway, I will not be announcing the TD in question because one must remain professional when one.
27:43
Has a reputation, which you don't have.
27:45
When one works on a current affairs show, one must remain professional at all time.
27:50
I see, yeah. Okay. Now, come here. Can you do that?
27:53
Sorry. What? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The rocket has not been launched. Don't mind rockets.
27:58
Don't mind rockets. Okay. You got a message in a couple of minutes ago, which I want to share with our listeners, because it raises a question about how much.
28:08
Oh, the tooth fairy? Yeah.
28:10
Because, tell me about your young fella. He's been losing teeth like they're going out of fashion.
28:14
He's at that age now where he's looking a little bit gummy. So the other evening, he was running into me.
28:20
Mommy, mommy, mommy, my tooth, my tooth, my tooth. And of course, this would have to happen at eight o'clock in the evening when the kids are in their jammies and ready to go to bed. And I'm not putting them in the car to go out and split money. I end up getting 20 quid from the tooth fairy. What? Yes. Now, in fairness, with inflation, it was probably within the, is it nowadays? 20 euro a tooth. Yeah, but I wasn't going back out in the car. No, it was grand.
28:44
Well, your daughter sent you a message. I'm going to play it.
28:47
She's a gangster. She misses... I'm screwed with her. When I'm in my 90s and I'm old and frail and I need help, she's going to wheel me right off the Wicklow Mountains.
28:55
Well, here's your daughter about your young fellow who's lost another tooth today, apparently. So, here we go.
29:01
Mummy, tied to fellow. Does the sisters need to get money too?
29:08
So just in case you missed that, she's basically saying her brother's tooth has fallen out and does that mean she gets money too?
29:16
Misses nothing. It must be a girl thing. Mommy, time to fill out. Does the sister's knee get money too?
29:24
How much?
29:25
But it does raise a question. How much do you give for a tooth? Because I got, what's the word, conned out of a fiver by timing or out of a 20 by timing. What was I supposed to do? Oh, she's no money tonight. She'll have to come back tomorrow. No. Who's she? The Tooth Fairy. Oh, it's the Tooth Fairy female.
29:44
It's the Tooth Fairy female. This is a revelation. Is it? I always thought the Tooth Fairy was male.
29:50
Oh, no, we did this.
29:52
Max got two. Yeah, so everybody commented, now I got two, I got five. But surely with the rate of inflation...
29:58
Well, 20 quid is a bit over the top now. 20 quid a tooth. You do know the problem now. I was going to expect it.
30:06
I'm going to grab another fancy on my way home.
30:09
You can't give less now, but 20 quid seems very, very extravagant.
30:13
Well, what was I supposed to do? They're literally getting ready to go up to bed.
30:16
You're telling me you didn't have a fiver anywhere in the house? Because I would have thought the fiver was a round enough figure. You should have rang me. I'd have dropped in a fiver to you.
30:24
I think a tenner. I think a tenner is fair. A tenner or two. I think a tenner, yeah. You just have to look at the price of things and the cost of living.
30:31
No, what's wrong with it being a coin of some sort?
30:34
Two euro, that's enough. Paper money is what they call it.
30:38
My daughter's like, I only want paper money.
30:40
You see, I think a fiver is perfect.
30:45
Sure, what can you buy with a fiver?
30:46
He's only, what age is he, seven?
30:48
He's seven. Yeah, how much more money do you need? Dorothy says five dollars. I don't have dollars and I don't know what he'd do with dollars.
30:56
Tooth fairy is transgender. Now, Stephen, you're probably right. Yep.
30:59
Yeah, I always thought the tooth fairy was male, but you immediately said female.
31:02
Leanne Doyle says once I gave a gift card because that's all I had in my wallet.
31:08
a woman oh if I was your child Katie I'd be ripping teeth out yeah 20 quid I only had I had two options that I could pack them up in the car go to an ATM then by the way this is a topic for another day I would have had to take them out of the car in their pyjamas because I wouldn't leave my kids in the car on their own yeah a lot of parents doing it I don't get it right but go on can we do that tomorrow parents leaving their kids especially young babies I saw a woman at a petrol pump going in to pay and she was in there for a few minutes and small child very small child left on her own in the car
31:38
She was probably grand though, was she?
31:39
I don't know. I didn't wait around.
31:41
So hang on. So you gave 20 quid, well, your tooth fairy, yeah?
31:45
Angela says, how much would you put in a card? Well, if it was a friend's child, probably 50. If it was a family member, probably 100. What? Was that not the going rate for a communion? Fuck off, 100 quid. In a communion card, yeah. Sam says 550.
31:56
50, max. Max 50. You would actually put 100 quid in a communion card?
32:01
Like if it was my nephews making their communion, yeah, I'd throw 100 quid into it.
32:06
Geez, would you be my auntie? I would have thought that's standard.
32:09
No. Anyway, so Elaine is saying you should tell him that it's 20 euro for your first tooth, yeah? That's a good idea. Because it is significant. Yeah. But it's only a fiver after that.
32:21
But then, okay, so then I've got the next, the next problem. Which is? Which is that, okay, so who carries cash really anymore? Some people do. I never carry cash.
32:31
Let me see, do I have cash on my phone?
32:33
Everything's on my phone. So now I have to stop, go to an ATM and then see the ATM.
32:37
There you are. Here, there.
32:38
The ATM doesn't do fives.
32:41
It does tens though.
32:42
No.
32:43
Some ATMs do tens.
32:44
So it's going to be another 20 job because I'm not bothered going into a shop and getting cash back.
32:48
So your child is cleaning up because you're a lazy cow.
32:52
That's basically it.
32:54
Your young fella is literally cleaning up because you're so fucking lazy.
32:57
Basically, Katie, I think we're related. Katie, I think we're related and my child's making his communion.
33:03
Like seriously, I would love my child to be making their communion because, yeah, will you be my auntie?
33:10
I'll be your mama. And come here.
33:14
Okay.
33:16
And I have a loose tooth that's probably going to go.
33:18
Oh, that's just old age. I'd say they're all going to go. You'll be on the dentures in no time.
33:22
Can I get a few bob off you?
33:24
I'll help you with the fun for the dentures. Are you near denture season yet?
33:29
What's denture season?
33:30
Like when you need dentures.
33:32
What season is that?
33:34
You're getting to that age now. Have you looked at them? When do you start getting fitted for fake teeth? I don't know. And who fits you for fake teeth? I don't know.
33:44
That conversation took a weird twist.
33:46
It did take a weird twist. But yeah, so it's, I think it's going to be another 20 job tonight.
33:51
Lucky swine.
33:52
How much in the wedding card, Katie? Yeah, how much in the wedding card? Well, 100 per person. If you, you know, 150 if you're on your own or 200 maybe. But if you're, I don't know. I don't know. Weddings, no. It's like getting, getting an invite to a wedding is like getting invited to court or getting a fucking summons to court. No.
34:08
Mommy, time two fell out. Does the sisters need to get money too?
34:15
So is her sister going to get any money too?
34:18
I'll give her something as well. I won't leave her out.
34:20
Oh, Jesus. I want to be one of your children now.
34:23
Do you know what I do? Yeah. It's only when they're small, but at their birthdays, and it's probably, I don't know, it's probably a weird thing to do, but when one of them gets a birthday present, I guess I'm small for the other one. Always. What's that about? I don't know. I just feel bad for the other one watching on. But theirs will come around. I know. No, I can't. I feel too guilty.
34:40
You're a special case.
34:45
but I feel guilty if I get something for Ty and Clodagh's sitting there watching then I feel guilty for Clodagh and if I get something for Clodagh and Ty is sitting there watching and then I buy them the two that like if we go out and they both want let's say I go out and I buy them something I buy them the same each so there's no fighting they'll still manage to fight over the same thing Angela's saying oh my god do you actually give them both presents on their birthdays both of them yeah But what's that about? No, probably, I'll probably stop it from, my daughter is six in November, so I'll probably stop it from November because they're a bit older now.
35:15
But when they were small, because there's only a year and a half between them, I am always...
35:19
But surely they know I have a birthday on this date and he has a birthday on that date.
35:24
I don't want one sitting there watching the other again. But their day will come. I know, but it's only something small. It's only something small.
35:32
I'd feel way too guilty.
35:35
My mammy was great and all, but jeez, I didn't get any birthday presents when my sister was celebrating her birthday.
35:40
It's only like a token thing. So maybe something for 30 quid, 40 quid or something. Do you know what I mean? It's just something small. I don't know. I just don't like one watching and the other getting nothing.
35:52
And there's a bitter, twisted man, Paul Brady, says, it's pointless putting a 100 euro per person in a wedding card. The woman will get all of it anyway.
36:02
Thank you, Paul.
36:03
Can we do a thing on couples who do registries for their wedding?
36:07
What do you mean, registries?
36:08
It's not like you buy a thing off the list. Imagine sending someone. Do people still do that? Yeah. I thought that was a thing of the past. Wouldn't you just be mortified?
36:18
I was only ever at one wedding where they had a wedding list and you had to go onto a website. I think it was Arnott's or somewhere like that. You buy them. You know these two. You know these two. Oh? Yeah. Theirs was the only wedding I was ever at. Yeah. I was ever at where they had a wedding list and you had to go onto the website.
36:38
That doesn't surprise me.
36:39
I've just told K-Food. It does not, no.
36:42
Oh, that doesn't surprise me whatsoever.
36:44
That's the only wedding I was ever at where they had a wedding list.
36:46
That doesn't surprise me.
36:47
And I think we bought, it wasn't a toaster, no, something cheap anyway. The cheapest thing that was left on the list, I bought.
36:54
Did you? Surprise. Quelle surprise, Adrian. Quelle surprise.
36:58
It's the Opinions Matter podcast with Adrian and Jeremy. No other podcast sounds like it. That's probably just as well.
37:04
I have a question to ask you. I want you to finish this sentence for me. I hate people who...
37:11
Oh. Oh.
37:12
Okay. People who tag their dead grannies on Facebook does my head in. They don't have the internet in heaven, hon. People, men who sit with their legs crossed drives me crazy. People wearing Crocs. I don't like that. I could go for a while here. Can I keep going?
37:25
People who walk slowly on their phones. Do you know when you're in a shop and people walk slowly on their phones? Or people who do charity on Facebook and record and then post it on Facebook. It's not charity if you're telling people about it. I hate politically correct people. People who can't take a joke. I only asked a question. People who have no sense of humour drive me crazy. Like, take a joke on. Karen.
37:45
I hate people who... I had an experience driving into work today and she was a woman. She was driving a Volkswagen ID4. It was grey in colour and this was in sword. So if this was you, missus, I'm talking about you, you obnoxious...
38:00
Oh, what did she do? So you may be familiar with it. There's a set of roadworks just coming into Swords from the north side of Swords. Thanks for the traffic update. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the roadworks have been there for weeks. Anyway, the traffic filters into one lane.
38:17
And what will be standard practice is, so the cars are in this lane here. And they're letting in cars from the other lane. Yeah, so it will be standard practice for car number one to let a car in and then drive on. And then car number two would let a car in and drive on and so on.
38:35
Do you know what drives me mad? When you drive the whole way up a bus lane, you risk it, you dare, you take the chance, you're being a rebel. I know, it serves you right. Oh, I always let people who go a bus lane in front of me.
38:46
Do you? Can you sort that? Oh, no, I take a bus lane and then merge my... I don't have patience. I don't wait.
38:52
You don't wait?
38:52
K-Mac takes the bus lane regularly. Never been done for it, actually. Really? Never. Never, never, never, never. Actually, when we worked in 98, you remember obviously coming through Finglas, you've like that whole stretch as a bus lane. That saved me many a late morning.
39:05
And do people let you in?
39:07
I don't. I don't, I'll be honest.
39:09
It's mostly, do you know what? Do you know what? It's mostly women who don't let you in. Well, this is the point. What an asshole.
39:16
The woman in the ID4 and swords an hour and a half ago, yeah? Yeah. You obnoxious cow. Because not only, so I'm kind of trying to nudge my way into the lane, yeah?
39:26
It's her turn to let somebody in. And not only did she not let me in, she gave me a filthy look and gave me the two fingers.
39:35
It wasn't me.
39:37
Are you sure it wasn't me? It wasn't you, hon.
39:40
No, it wasn't you. But anyway, my point, I hate people who don't have any road etiquette. You're obnoxious.
39:47
You dirty... Oh, you wouldn't like me on the road. I'm a very ignorant driver.
39:51
Well, no, I have been in the car with you.
39:54
I don't like being in the car with you, so I resist. I resisted.
39:57
I passed my test because the guy, like I had the same guy, I think like four or five times. That has to be a topic we do another day. I think I had to do it four times because I am a terrible driver. Like so bad. I'm pretty sure he was sick of looking at me.
40:10
He was like, I can't. I can't have this one coming back in again.
40:13
People who ask questions on Facebook, like go to Google.
40:17
It takes two seconds. What time is the local Chinese at? Open Google, hon.
40:22
Well, anyway, we want you to finish that sentence for us. I hate people who, okay, and send it to us either by Facebook comment if you're watching us live or by WhatsApp to 085-825-2626.
40:34
You missed the most important part of this whole push. Which is?
40:41
Oh, the mug, yeah. So, we're going to give you an Opinions Matter Travel mug, just for finishing that sentence, okay? I hate people who... And you could win yourself an Opinions Matter Travel mug. I hate people who... Now, Darren says, I hate EV drivers. They are absolute dicks. Well, it's more, I hate things that people do. I hate people who do whatever. Finish that sentence for us on 085-825-2626, or if you're watching live in the comments section on Facebook, and we will give you, well, you could win, an Opinions Matter Travel mug, okay?
41:20
One of our lovely bits of merch that we have to give away. So once again, finish that sentence for us. I hate people who, and, oh, there's, I mean, there's one. I hate people who hate.
41:32
I have to say, I do as well.
41:35
No, you don't hate, do you?
41:39
Depends on my mood. Depends on the day. Oh, look. That was, look.
41:44
What?
41:45
I know.
41:47
You know what?
41:47
This is why you hired me. Oh, yeah.
41:54
I hate people who listen to just one genre of music. Now, I know somebody like that, yeah? Only ever listens to rock music. And that's it.
42:05
Oh, I like this one. I hate people who post gym photos half-naked constantly. Yeah. Like, it doesn't matter how good your body or your face is, hon. Once you start posting pics like that, yeah, see you later.
42:16
Vanity is not attractive.
42:18
Damien is annoyed. He says, I hate people who promised me a mug in the post and it never arrives, says Damien. That's not you. No, no, no, Damien. I've already had this out with Damien. I personally posted Damien's mug.
42:34
There's a postman somewhere. Where's Damien?
42:36
I can tell you he lives in Sligo.
42:38
Well, there's a Sligo postman walking around.
42:39
And that's how I know I posted it because I remember writing out the address on the envelope and I did pop it in the post personally.
42:45
Now, see, Paul Brady, Paul Brady gets it. I've actually already said that, Paul, so if you could actually listen. Thanks very much.
42:53
God, I really am an asshole. Paul, people who wish their parents a happy Mother Father's Day on Facebook when their parents aren't. And there's another one, attention-seeking wankers who check in at hospitals. Yeah, yeah, nobody cares.
43:06
Or, they do even worse, yeah? What? They don't check in, well, they do check in on...
43:13
In the hospital, right?
43:15
Oh, they put a picture of a drip.
43:16
Or a gown or whatever. This is my Friday. And they don't say what they're there for, but they just literally are looking for attention.
43:24
When I was in hospital last year having surgery, I was too busy, basically, to be honest with everybody, to be brutally honest.
43:30
Fancy the arse off the doctors and their scrubs.
43:32
Oh, yeah. I was too busy perving for the whole time I was there to be posting anything. I was sitting there. I was like, here, I'm going to grow another gallbladder for you to take out. Oh, I was happy out. Like who sits in a hospital and takes a picture? But you know what? It's such an attention seeking.
43:47
It's the ones that, like you said, a photograph of a trip or a photograph of your hospital gown. And because I only saw this a few weeks ago, this is my Friday. And that's all it said.
44:00
Jeremy does that when he's on holiday. No. People on holidays. How's your Monday going?
44:06
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Fuck off.
44:08
Yeah. Go die. Yeah.
44:10
You're on your holiday. Get over yourself. Actually, I'm surprised Dixon hasn't done that.
44:15
I'd say he probably has. And we just haven't noticed. I've actually unfollowed him. I have myself. For a few days in case he posts any swimming pictures. I just can't. I can't deal with that. That would be etched in my brain. Oh, look.
44:26
There you go. You might want to explain that, though.
44:29
Oh.
44:30
Oh, really? You're going to have to, yeah.
44:32
Not up to date?
44:33
No. How would it be?
44:35
Oh.
44:35
Yeah.
44:36
That's not good.
44:36
So you're going to have to deal with that. Send a copy of the thing.
44:40
People who post their airport pints.
44:42
Ah, no, that's all right. I don't mind that. No, I don't mind that.
44:46
But it's this, like Jeremy did it last year. He posted a photograph of his feet.
44:53
with the backdrop of the swimming pool yeah on his holidays and he said exactly that how was your Monday Amanda says I hate people who believe they're above others Amanda as somebody who is above others I don't I'm joking that was a joke you probably actually believe that no I don't no but as somebody genuinely who is better than everybody else I totally agree with you um
45:15
Oh, here's one for you. I hate people who criticize others to glorify themselves. P.S. I hate people who put on a high-vis jacket to become right Hitlers. I assume you're talking about, like, security or whatever. Or people directing traffic. Or people working in a car park. I was at an event, a big public event a few weeks ago. I won't name it because... Was it the Swingers Party? No, no, no, no. It was a big thing. It was a big... Open air events, yeah? No, no, no. Where people come in and they park in a field, yeah? Okay. But there's fellas in their high-vis directing the traffic.
45:48
Yeah, I know. This guy a few weeks ago, what a fucking knob he was.
45:52
He thought he owned the car park. No, no, not there. Over there. Prick.
45:59
Pat, we're still in the McKay. Pat wants to know who won the travel mugs. Pat, we're still in the middle of the broadcast. That hasn't been announced.
46:05
Relax there, Pat.
46:06
Relax. I hate people who have no patience.
46:08
Yeah, and Pat clearly has no patience. I hate people who wish themselves... Oh, yeah, this is sad.
46:15
A happy Father's Day because they do the work of both parents.
46:18
Yeah, that is sad.
46:20
Or vice versa.
46:21
Yeah.
46:21
Wishing yourself a happy Mother's Day because you do the job of both parents.
46:24
I know, I know, like get over yourself.
46:26
Yeah.
46:26
Welcome to parenthood.
46:29
People ahead of you in the supermarket who run off to get stuff and hold everybody off. Paul, I feel like you're my spirit person today. He's just...
46:35
getting them all I know do you know and here's another one I hate yeah so there's an L one in front of you in the in Lidl let's say and she's dumping out her whole trolley onto the okay and I'm standing beside her or behind her and all I have is one oh yeah I'd always say to someone one tin of fucking beans in my hand right and I make a point of letting her know um and
46:57
Yeah, I would always say you can go on ahead, especially if they're old. I think old men are so cute. I can't deal with old men. Ah, thanks. See old, no, you're just decrepit. See old men who like sit in restaurants eating on their own. I can't deal with that. That just kills me. Cathy got her cup.
47:12
And by the way, everybody else got their cup except for Damien in Sligo. Maybe it just got stopped at immigration in Sligo.
47:21
I hate people who take their anger out on Amanda.
47:25
Relax there. Nothing wrong with Amanda. Amanda loves this job.
47:29
What else have we got? I hate people who are... Who try to make every single... Oh, where's that one gone? Sorry.
47:38
I hate people who try to make every single conversation political nowadays. I agree. It wrecks my head. It absolutely wrecks my head. No need for it.
47:48
Okay? I hate people who...
47:51
Send us a WhatsApp or a WhatsApp voice note right now to 085-825-2626.
47:55
You know a travel mug going to cost about a tanner?
48:00
I hate people who obsess about others not being on the property ladder.
48:06
That was the conversation we actually had on the podcast last week. And Jeremy was giving out about why would you go on four holidays a year? This is what he was saying. Yeah. About a friend of his that he knows who's on her fourth holiday this year. She's only a young one.
48:19
She lives at home.
48:20
She lives at home with Mammy and she's never going to get... How old is she?
48:24
29? 29 is not too bad. I'm single now. If I met someone and I really liked them and they said, you know, I'm 40 and I'm still living at home.
48:31
oh would their 40s be different it would be I understand it's hard to buy and stuff but like at some point don't we all have to you know fly the nest as they say
48:44
Okay, keeps them coming in. 085-825-2626. Oh, this is my fucking pet hate. I have it. I have it. James has just messaged us, yeah?
48:54
And I only witnessed this last week. I had this experience last week. I hate people who record an entire gig on their phones. Oh, yeah. Rather than enjoying the fecking concert. Sure, how many of them ever watched them afterwards? I was at a gig two weeks ago and there was a guy directly in front of me. Yeah. And his phone never left his fucking hand. He videoed the whole gig. But as James says, does anybody ever go home and watch that video? You're only using up memory space in your phone.
49:24
Darren says I hate most people.
49:26
I feel you, hon.
49:28
Sorry, that is.
49:29
I hate most people.
49:31
Well, I do. Like, I mean, my list would be pretty big if I were to sit down and...
49:36
But what do you call me every day? A cantankerous.
49:40
A cantankerous cook.
49:43
I'm not allowed to say the word. You are a cantankerous cook.
49:47
You're a cantankerous.
49:48
Somebody texted us there saying, can I have a mug? No.
49:51
No, play the game.
49:53
Seriously.
49:54
I hate people who gaslight. Yeah. Darren, as you, and Dave just said, I hate people. Darren said, I hate most people.
50:04
Yeah, no, I'd be with Darren on that. I hate most people.
50:08
Oh, Dorothy. Dorothy's in Australia. And Dorothy said, I hate people who eat with their mouth open.
50:15
Dorothy, I don't know you, but I love you. But Dorothy's done something that I hate there just in her comment.
50:20
Which is? Spot it.
50:23
I hate people who eat with their mouth open. Oh, there. T-H-E-R-E. Yeah. Yeah, Dorothy.
50:28
Yeah. Seriously, get off our page.
50:30
I hate people who don't know how to spell the word there. And to be honest, Katie, I just read that and I'm so used to it. I just, yeah.
50:38
I'm disappointed I produce for you I hate people who eat with their mouth open the word is T-H-E-I-R Dorothy not T-H-E-R-E that annoys Katie people who everything annoys me people who smoke I saw this yesterday a guy in a van with two kids and he was having a smoke with the kids in the van no no no no
50:57
Okay, another one. I hate people who think they know everything, even though their only source of information is Facebook.
51:04
Keith says, and Keith, you are so right. Coconut. What about it? Coconut is for scum. Actually, if you eat coconut, get off our page. We don't want you.
51:13
No, I agree with you. I hate people who eat coconut.
51:15
It's disgusting.
51:17
I hate people. Hang on. What's this about? I hate people who think a tablecloth is fashion.
51:25
What's that meant to mean?
51:26
I have no idea. Is that a dig of my little shirt?
51:29
I like your little shirt. It looks like something that somebody says, okay, well, this is going to get serious now.
51:36
I also, sorry, we have to actually get this very serious. Can we have some serious music for this?
51:40
Oh, do you want serious music? Okay, hang on. This is quite serious. Hang on, I've really serious music.
51:44
Well, kind of waited her in the mood, but it is a very serious one.
51:46
This is serious enough.
51:49
I hate drug barons and rich criminals profiting off misery and death.
51:53
Oh, Jesus.
51:55
Way to turn the mood, Colm. Now we feel like going home.
52:01
Okay, that's enough of the scary music.
52:05
I hate people who eat while they're talking to you on the phone.
52:09
Oh, Cathy, this is one for me, and it's something I haven't done in 20 years. Do you know what that is? Do you know what I haven't done in 20 years? About 20 years, 25 years.
52:17
Oh, drink tap water. Drink tap water. Because Cathy said, I hate people who drink water from the tap. They're manky fools.
52:25
Rotten. Scum. Really? Yeah, literally scum.
52:29
Hannah says, I hate people who hate dogs. I agree with Hannah.
52:35
What's not to love about dogs? Dogs are just the bomb.
52:38
I hate people who share their dirty laundry on social media, fights, affairs and so on. I agree.
52:46
And one more. I dislike people who assume they know my entire ethics and morals of one thing I say.
52:55
said Chloe oh I think that might be a dig at me or something is it why what did you say to Chloe we had a bit of a falling out last week oh is that genital mutilation lady what is that genital mutilation remember we did the topic on ear piercing and I had a row with somebody on I was at home on the phone and I I had a row I hate people who sit on the bus with their phone on loudspeaker talking the whole journey oh fuck me I really mean that I hate that
53:22
People who use bad grammar, yeah, that's pretty like, unless you have dyslexia or something and a genuine reason.
53:28
By the way, that was a dig at my shirt. Sorry, for those of you listening to this podcast.
53:34
What did I say to you today on Talk Back in the Studio? I love your little shirt. I said, oh, look at your little shirt. It looks like something you'd match with your grandson. Does Sonny have a matching one?
53:43
No, not that I'm aware of.
53:46
Anyway, it's just been confirmed. I hate people who think a tablecloth is fashion and then they confirmed that it's my shirt they're talking about. Could you describe my shirt to people listening to this podcast, please?
54:00
I don't know how to. It's got circles.
54:02
It's short-sleeved.
54:03
It's very cute and it's got circles on it. It's short-sleeved. Oh yeah, sorry, but this isn't visual. Yeah, sorry.
54:08
So is it a hideous shirt? No. Is it cute?
54:12
No, I think it's cute. Thank you. I don't fancy it. People who, oh yeah, people who walk down the road using video chat.
54:22
Yeah, that annoys me.
54:23
Yeah, it annoys me as well. Here's one that annoys me. And this happened the other day.
54:28
You sent me a message the other day. I hate people who assume that everybody can listen to a voice note at every time of every day.
54:38
Yes. Well, no, I was... To be fair, when I sent you that voice note, I was very angry with you about something which we shall not go into right here, right now. No, we weren't. No, no, no. I was super pissed off with Adrian. Super pissed off. About something, and I had to say, I was fuming. And then you text back, and I was after having this big rant on the thing, being like, what the fuck? Yeah.
54:56
And then... My answer was...
54:58
I can't listen to that. I was like, oh! I was very angry that evening. Oh...
55:04
Are you okay now, hon? No, it's still not. I'm still not happy. That's not to happen again.
55:08
Can I just tell you, ladies and gentlemen, don't ever fucking cross this woman. Seriously.
55:12
Oh, I was pissed.
55:14
No, I told you to piss off.
55:16
No, you didn't. I did.
55:17
I said, piss off. Mind your own pissing business.
55:20
What's my business?
55:21
I hate people who put their feet up on the seat, on the back seat of the bus. I hate that as well, Alan. I can't stand it. It's so ignorant. It's ignorant, as one of our listeners said a few weeks ago. Yeah, it's completely ignorant.
55:32
Cathy says your shirt is lovely.
55:34
Thank you, Cathy.
55:35
You kind of look like Quagmire from Family Guy. Ah, Jesus. Take it back now, why don't you? Take it back. You do? You look like Quagmire. I bet you have the Asians in your garage as well, do you?
55:45
You don't even know what I'm talking about, do you? You have no clue. It's just gone.
55:50
Chloe says, it's very summer loving, Adrian. You may fulfill yesterday's fantasy in it yet. What's that about?
55:59
Chloe, about my shirt, yeah? Yeah. It's very summer loving, Adrian. You may fulfill yesterday's fantasy in it yet.
56:08
What that's about, Chloe?
56:09
What did we talk about yesterday on the podcast? I can't remember.
56:12
Oh, we talked about the guy being gay.
56:15
oh sorry when you said oh yes yes you're right when you said you want to have sex with a man i never said that that's what you said i never said i asked you would you ever be open to having sex with a man and you hemmed and hawed and you said i wouldn't write it off no i said don't rule it out that's what i said so you basically admitted that you want to have sex with a man that well i didn't actually say that for anybody who's just shown up adrian admitted yesterday on air that he wants no he didn't yeah you kind of did Adrian Kennedy. Louise says you look chic, Adrian Kennedy.
56:44
Oh, chic, no less.
56:45
Wait, do you see him in his son's wedding suit?
56:48
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My young fella's getting married next week and I've got the wedding suit and it's banging, isn't it?
56:56
It's banging.
56:57
Banging. And then finally, Adrian, says Luke, still dresses better than Jeremy. Because that wouldn't be hard. That's not hard. Seriously.
57:04
Cyclists.
57:05
Yeah.
57:05
Oh, come on, Adrian wanted to sleep with a man. You see, Adrian, we're all just hearing the truth. No, no, I never said that.
57:11
All I said was, don't rule it out. Don't ever rule it out.
57:16
In 10 years time, I could be talking to you. Jays, I was with a woman last night. Best thing ever. Don't rule it out.
57:21
I hate people who someone says and she's right on you. This is such a thing. Their little angles on Facebook. People posting their little angles.
57:31
Louise, I know. Poor Linda. It is.
57:33
It's a hard thing. I love this message. Anya is in Australia. How are you, Anya? And Anya says, and I want you to think about who she might be referring to, yeah?
57:43
I hate people who have suddenly found God when it's just bullshit to cover them being absolute. See you next Tuesdays.
57:53
I know exactly who you're talking about, Anya. We're pretty much allowed to say it, aren't we? What, McGregor?
57:58
Yeah.
57:58
Are we allowed to say that?
57:59
Oh, yeah. I think anybody. I don't think that's defamation. I would consider that fact.
58:04
Oh, he has turned to God already. He's found God.
58:07
But the fact part is, or the opinion part is, Anya believes he's just doing it just to cover the fact that he's an absolute...
58:14
Sorry, just Ciara Doyle says there, Adrian, if you actually want to just remember this for next time, I'm pissed with you. Ciara Doyle says that you can actually hold the phone to your ear when you get a WhatsApp so you can listen up close if you're in a position where you can't listen to it loudly.
58:28
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58:32
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59:09
What famous movie have you never seen and why?
59:13
What famous movie have I never seen? Okay, so you haven't seen Once and it looks like a load of our listeners haven't.
59:19
Once is actually, the whole movie is on YouTube. You can actually watch the whole movie on YouTube.
59:25
And that's the link I sent you earlier on. So you just search for the movie. It's on YouTube if you want to watch it later on today.
59:30
We can share it actually.
59:31
Yeah, we will.
59:32
Yeah, we'll share it later. We'll do that. We'll provide that service for our listeners who are intrigued.
59:37
Share it now.
59:38
Why would you do that? Why? Are you thinking straight? No, don't share it now. Why wouldn't you? Why would you? Why wouldn't you, though? Oh, here, listeners, switch off our podcast and please go and watch the movie. No, don't share it yet.
59:49
Oh, OK. I'll put the link up at the end of the podcast, yeah?
59:53
Amateur. What? I'm sorry, folks, for aging's lack of professionalism. Please do stay with the Opinions Matter podcast. We have plenty coming up today that you will definitely want to get involved in.
60:00
OK. Anyway, Laura's going to watch the movie later on.
60:03
So, OK, one of them you said earlier on, and I've just discovered that Jessica is the same. The movie I've never seen is Home Alone, says Jessica.
60:13
Yeah, never saw Home Alone. How have you never seen Home Alone? We both know a male individual who shall remain nameless, Rob Gormley in East Coast FM, who gets personally offended by the fact that I've not watched. Have you never seen Home Alone? No, it doesn't interest me. Have you seen Home Alone 2? No, it doesn't interest me. What do you mean it doesn't interest you? Brenda Fricker's in Home Alone 2 and she's the bird woman.
60:37
Oh, bird woman. I like a crazy bird lady.
60:40
Yeah, but she's a crazy bird lady in Home Alone 2. The late Brenda Fricker.
60:44
I've never seen Home Alone.
60:45
I can't get over that.
60:46
No, never seen The Goonies.
60:47
I've never seen The Goonies either.
60:49
Is that black and white? I don't do black and white movies. No, it's not black and white, no. I did like, no, I won't do it. Do you watch anything black and white?
60:57
Do I watch anything black and white? No, not anymore. No, no. I haven't seen any. I saw the original Avatar movie, but I haven't seen any of the others, any of the newer ones, because the original one bored the shite out of me. It bored me senseless.
61:11
I've never seen it either. It wouldn't appeal to me.
61:13
No, I did watch the first one, but no. I didn't bother with the second ones. Oh, Jessica. I've never seen Mary Poppins.
61:20
You're not missing much, Jessica. She's a bit of a hag. Mary's a pain in the ass. Can you imagine being your nanny? You wake up in the morning, you're like, oh, I'm wrecked. And she starts singing in your face.
61:30
Well, I've never seen it either. You're not missing much. I have never seen Mary Poppins. You're not missing much. Oh, actually, I did see a stage version of it in the Borgash about 10 years ago. In the what? In the Borgash Theatre.
61:44
The Bourgeois?
61:45
The Bourgeois Theatre.
61:46
Oh, okay. What did I say? He said the Bourgeois. What's on your brain? Well...
61:53
Cat Fitz. But anyway, the Port Gosh Theatre, a stage version of it, but I've never seen the actual movie, believe it or not. So I know the story of it and all that, but... Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
62:05
Robert's telling me to shut my mouth. What's a great movie? Is he talking about Mary Poppins? Robert, that doesn't surprise me that you're a Mary Poppins fan. I don't know why. I'm not surprised. I could even imagine walking around his house singing the songs. Really? Yeah, yeah. He's that kind.
62:19
Oh, Louise. Louise, there's something wrong with Louise. That is offensive. That is deeply hurtful and offensive, Louise. Louise has never watched The Wizard of Oz. That is, yeah. That's weird. I find that weird. At no time in your life, Louise, have you ever seen The Wizard of Oz. I just find that a little bit strange.
62:43
No. Stacey says, I love the sound of music. I've never watched the sound of music either. You see idiots going around singing. Shite. No.
62:49
That's what Julie Andrews as well. No.
62:52
No.
62:56
I don't get it. And then Dave says, lads, The Devil Wears Prada is the best movie ever. Said no man ever.
63:02
It takes a strong man to admit that. Go you, Dave. You'd be proud of what you are.
63:08
No, that's weird.
63:10
The Devil Wears Prada is a great movie. It's a fantastic movie, actually. I forgot how good, only because I went to see the second one a few months ago. I watched the first one.
63:17
Another message says, The Wizard of Oz is shite and so is Wicked. Well, Wicked just took the piss out of it, really.
63:23
Well, here's the question for you. yeah go on what's the greatest movie of all time in your opinion in my opinion what's your no no you can't say the greatest movie what's your favourite movie my favourite movie what's yours oh there's a few the Shawshank Redemption is always incredible what a movie yeah great great Catch Me If You Can is amazing although anything with Leonardo DiCaprio is yeah amazing with Tom Hanks oh yeah Tom Hanks as well yeah The Terminal is very good yeah see Darren gets it Darren yeah musicals are for losers um
63:55
And then Polly, you know Polly, who always messages, never ever comes on the podcast. Come on, Polly.
64:03
Never even sends a voice note, for God's sake. Anyway, Polly, who's a very regular listener to Opinions Matter, but never contributes in any way. Polly, we'll get you on one day. Anyway, he says, Oliver Twist.
64:18
People haven't a clue when I mention it. Did you ever see Oliver Twist?
64:21
no I don't like Oliver Twist it's like half black and white no I don't I need something that's proper like I'm not I wasn't born in the 70s like I need something that's proper yeah what's wrong with a bit of black and white every now and again oh no no no no that movie I'm sorry I lie I lie it's a toss up between the Shawshank Redemption and that one with that absolute beautiful specimen what's his name alright alright alright what's his name and he says the girls and he plays a solicitor in it and he's um these two black girls get raped it's actually it's a very hard to watch movie but it's it's brilliant do you remember the one i said to you i only said it to you the other day about the scene where at the end he's like close your eyes now imagine she was white and you kind of get this whoa it's powerful no i don't know what movie that is oh what's the name of it matthew mcconaughey's in it ah Oh my God, I can't believe, I can't remember this.
65:14
It's a 10 out of 10 movie.
65:16
And if you haven't watched it, you have to. Kathleen, we were asking about what's the best movie you've ever seen. Kathleen says The Green Mile. Did you ever see The Green Mile? Tom Hanks in that as well, actually.
65:25
With the fellow who's on death row. Did you ever see that? That's a good film. Brilliant movie, yeah.
65:31
That one with McConaughey, though. Oh, it's just...
65:35
And Sasha, okay, this will show you Sasha's intellect for movies. The Hangover movies are the best. Yeah, they're funny. They are. Sorry, Hangover 1. Number 2, when it cuts to number 3, it's ridiculous.
65:51
Oh, and just for the girls, there's a really good scene in the movie with Matthew McConaughey where there's a fire in the house. Just, I don't know, I'm not sure the timestamp, but go with it.
66:01
So Matthew McConaughey does it for you, does he? Yes.
66:04
Aye. Oh, yeah.
66:05
Lads, Interstellar is the best movie ever. I've never seen that, actually.
66:11
Have you ever seen Interstellar?
66:12
I don't even know what that is.
66:14
It's a movie, apparently.
66:15
Someone says, someone says, someone says, thank you, Angela. Angela says it's a time to kill, and she's right. A time to kill is incredible. That scene where they're in the court and he asks everyone to close their eyes, like, you genuinely get like, whoa, this is good. You have to watch it, honestly. I'll watch that one tonight if you watch the other one.
66:33
And Dara says, some of the James Bond movies are brilliant, but Johnny English. Did you ever see Johnny English? So corny. It's so corny. That was Dara who sent that in. Johnny English was, what's his name, who played Mr Bean? What's his name? Rowan Atkinson.
66:48
Rowan Atkinson. The most unfunny man on the planet, by the way.
66:51
Playing a very, very stupid spy.
66:55
Do you ever watch kids' movies? I love kids' movies.
66:58
Yeah, I used to watch kids' movies all the time when I had kids, but now apparently you get shamed into watching kids' movies when you're an adult with no kids.
67:06
My kids go to bed at night, sometimes I would be, like, watching... What's it called? Like, I'd sit there and watch Monsters, Inc. Monsters, Inc. is incredible. Toy Story is incredible. You can't beat the Disney classics. Moana's very good. My favourite kids movie of all time, though, has to be The Lion King. The Lion King.
67:22
The original one, though. The original, not the remake.
67:24
The original, yeah.
67:25
The 1990s version. Not the one that was made a couple of years ago.
67:28
No, the one with Elton John.
67:29
Yeah, yeah, that one, yeah.
67:30
Elton John opens the show, yeah. The...
67:33
Oh, yeah, Die Hard. You know, Polly. Polly again. Never hear a word from him. Polly. Polly, one of these days you'll actually communicate with us. One of these days you'll actually talk to us.
67:43
His is The Green Mile and Die Hard, the original, the first Die Hard.
67:48
All right, all right, all right. Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker. Get that up on the thing. Which? Play it for the girls. All right, all right, all right. If that... That will turn... Sorry, Jess, who's on the comment section, who's in fact a lesbian, Jess, be prepared to be turned straight. Really? Oh, yeah. Any woman who disagrees with me is not a real woman.
68:06
Really?
68:06
It must be said, yeah. Yeah, it's very true. Oh, look.
68:09
Look at him.
68:10
What about him? Oh, Jesus. He was chiseled straight from God's hands and placed on this earth.
68:16
Really?
68:18
All right, all right, all right. Oh, come on. All right, all right, all right. All right, all right, all right.
68:23
Are you honestly telling me that you wouldn't? All right, all right.
68:26
All right, all right, all right.
68:29
Adrian's in a trance.
68:31
You're in a trance? I'm not really. You're in a trance.
68:34
Anyways, Matthew McConaughey.
68:35
What movie was that out of? Time to Kill. Oh, I don't know where actually the alright, alright, alright came from, but it became like his... His thing.
68:43
Okay, well done, Matthew. You're brilliant, you're brilliant.
68:46
Hang on, we have a voice note here from someone who's in shock. Listener shocked and stunned by admission on Opinions Matter. That's the podcast line for today.
68:55
Okay, very good.
68:55
We're always thinking of a line. Hang on, that's from Dave.
68:58
Okay, here we go, Dave, let's have a listen.
69:01
Lads, I actually cannot believe that you haven't seen Interstellar. It's done by Christopher Nolan and Matthew McConaughey's in it. It's the kind of space one, but it's more of a story than a space movie.
69:16
Lads, I wish that I hadn't seen Interstellar just for the fact that I would be able to watch it again for the first time.
69:24
It's a masterpiece.
69:25
Did you just say Matthew McConaughey?
69:26
Yeah, Matthew McConaughey.
69:27
Forget it, Dave.
69:30
Once is not getting watched tonight. It has to be watched tonight. I'll watch both. Sorry, Dave. I do apologise that I haven't watched Interstellar and I will make that a matter of priority as soon as I get home today.
69:40
So McConaughey really does it for you?
69:43
Yeah, McConaughey or Patrick Dempsey.
69:46
It's above old men.
69:49
You look at Patrick Dempsey now. He's 60-something. He's finer than he's ever been. Really? Oh, fine thing.
69:56
Okay, so Matthew McConaughey, he's 56.
69:58
Yeah, Patrick Dempsey's, I think, older. I think he's a bit older. Oh, okay. Patrick Dempsey has the edge.
70:05
Just a smile.
70:06
Right. I'll arrange a meeting.
70:08
I'll arrange a meeting. Yeah, Interstellar is one of the best movies ever made, says this message. I haven't seen it myself. One of the best movies, you really need to watch it. Interstellar, okay. I'll download it.
70:20
That's Matthew McConaughey. Adrian, why wouldn't you? Phil Davis says, it's a great movie. Oh, Time to Kill is a brilliant movie. It is a brilliant movie. And there is a topless, no shirt on scene from McConaughey. So, yeah, Jess in the comment section there, lesbian Jess, be prepared, girl. You're going to feel things you've never felt before.
70:40
Okay.
70:40
Yeah, just talent. I mean, can I say that? Am I allowed to say that? But you actually... Politically correctly, am I allowed to say that?
70:48
Is it politically correct to say to a lesbian woman, you'll feel things you've never felt before if you watch this movie? I don't think so. No. I don't think it's really politically correct.
70:59
Myself and Jess are tight, aren't we? We're okay, girl. We're okay. She's not going to cancel me.
71:04
Oh, okay. I'll get you cancelled. Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to today's Opinions Matter with Adrian and Katie.
71:12
Yeah, let's go.
71:13
You're going to watch once tonight, yeah?
71:15
I'm going to watch once and then I'm going to watch Interstellar.
71:20
I promise you, you'll be in bits at the end of it. In bits.
71:24
Who wants it? Why would people actively choose to watch a movie that's going to make them cry?
71:27
I know. It's a lovely story. It's a lovely story. You probably don't do movies.
71:33
I do. I do. But like, why would you want to watch something that you know is going to make you cry? If you happen to watch something that happens to make you cry by accident, but who goes looking to be made cry? Although apparently Darren Brilly does. Sasha says Matthew McConaughey is fine. He is fine.
71:46
And Darren, Dara says, am I the only one that hasn't watched Fifty Shades of Grey? Or the other one?
71:52
Oh, look.
71:53
What? What?
71:54
Chloe gets it. I actually wanted to take a moment to appreciate this. Oh, really?
71:59
Yeah.
72:00
Ah. Yeah.
72:02
I arrived into work today and tell me what you said when I walked into the office.
72:07
I said, oh my God, can we take a moment to appreciate that shirt? It is so cute.
72:11
Ah.
72:12
Are you being patronising me?
72:13
No.
72:14
I think it's lovely. Thanks very much. You usually look like scum when you show up. I'm embarrassed to be associated with you. You see the agenda, you know, all the shows are so finely dressed and all so classy and then the agenda rocks up and it's like two hobos.
72:28
Speak for yourself.
72:30
Adrian says, Chloe, love how the shirt is very masked today. Oh, Chloe, thanks very much. What does mask mean? Masculine, I would think.
72:37
Oh, there's nothing masculine about you. What? There's nothing masculine about you. You're vile.
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