The Dandruff Dab

Tommy: The Daily Talk Show.

Josh: It's a Daily Talk Show episode 378.

Tommy: Confessions of a Gronk. I literally just had the thought, I've got chewy in my mouth that I got from a car, the car downstairs.

Josh: My car?

Tommy: My car. Okay, so my car, not your car. I got the pink one, you know, the bubblegum flavoured extra.

Josh: Yeah, anyway, legit just took—

Tommy: I legit just before we started recording went to take it out of my mouth and put it under the table. But I did it. I did it.

Josh: Have you ever done that in your life? I haven't done it.

Tommy: When I was a young, young kid.

Josh: I've never done it. It's disgusting.

Tommy: Oh, my God. So, this is a memory of a time that I was at this girl's house with a mate of mine. That girl now. So, this girl, this has nothing to do with it, but I just remember being picked up by my friend's mum.

Josh: Sure.

Tommy: And it happened there. But Where we got picked up from was this girl Natasha's house. Natasha went on to stab someone about 50 times and was seen walking away from the murder scene laughing.

Josh: Yeah, not ideal.

Tommy: She was a nice girl.

Josh: Yeah, ice.

Tommy: Yeah, ice.

Josh: She actually— another Gronkh move, just having a chewy during a podcast.

Tommy: I know, this is why I said it.

Josh: No, actually take it out. Can we— I feel like, um, would you—

George: are you—

Tommy: do you have the relationship with Amy, your wife, to give her a chewy in her hand? Yeah, of course, mate. We've exchanged bodily fluids, mate, and got a baby out of it. So if I can't give her my chewy—

Josh: Which is more personal? That's funny. I mean, it depends.

Tommy: Anyway, so the reason I bring up the murderer— I think it's a good point.

Josh: I think there's people who— people have weird filters. She might be completely okay with one thing, but not the chewy thing.

Tommy: No, she's okay with it. She does it to me. I do it to her.

Josh: That's great.

Tommy: I've even taken chewy from her and had it.

Josh: Yeah, I've done that before. Yeah. Not with Amy.

Tommy: Anyway, I remember getting picked up from the murderer's house and my friend's little sister was there and we were standing out the front just on the street and there was a phone box. I mean, is there many phone boxes? Anyone still use phone boxes?

Josh: They all have Wi-Fi now.

Tommy: Oh, that Telstra fucking air thing.

Josh: But what does that actually mean? Does that mean that you can actually go up to?

Mason: No.

Tommy: So, I spent so long just being furious at Telstra and then I worked out that you can turn it off. So, like automatically they have it trying to search for it constantly and it's like, would you like to join the Telstra? Anyway, you can turn that off, that function off. Just turn it off.

Josh: Where does that— Is it like Wi-Fi? Is that how it shows up?

Tommy: It's like Wi-Fi and you can join it, but then you got to pay the subscription, $5 a month or something like that. Anyway, I don't know who uses that shit, but my friend's little sister, I just remember her mum saying to her, where'd you get that chewy from? So young kids can't have chewing gum, right? Like, they want it. Yeah, they can't have it.

Josh: Do you remember Hubba Bubba though?

Tommy: Oh, it's because you, you do a whole pack.

Josh: Yeah, it's 6 in your mouth. Yeah, just go a whole pack. For a Fat Fridays, I want to do a Gobstopper.

Tommy: Oh yeah, but you, I mean, you can't get through it. Well, it'd be better to do like a whole— remember the tapes of Bubba Bubba?

Josh: Bubba Bubba? Hubba Bubba?

Tommy: Yeah, but it's not a good flavour.

Josh: Yeah, but I do like that.

Tommy: Anyway, do a whole packet of that. This little girl had taken it from the telephone box underneath.

Josh: In regards to like, because we had an argument, if you didn't listen to the other day, I'd used a sponge on the toilet and then it was, went back to the kitchen.

Tommy: I mean, there's no argument. Argument would be meaning you Actually, you did try and justify it. It was a fucking argument. You're an absolute gronk.

Josh: And I cleaned it. And then the whole thing is I cleaned it afterwards. But the thing is, the amount of germs that are on certain things, like, I still would say that there's probably more germs on your desk than there is in that sponge.

Tommy: Nah, I don't think so.

Josh: I mean, if this was a radio show I'd have a friend do the black light. No way, dude. No way.

Tommy: It's just— oh, that's disgusting.

Josh: It would be cool. It would be fun to, um, to get one of those, uh, what is it called? Not a telescope. What's a micro— thank you. I was gonna say a micro telescope. What do you call a really small— it'd be cool. Why don't we get a microscope for— let's do this tomorrow for Fat Fridays. Can, with your permission.

Tommy: No, it's boring. I haven't said it.

Josh: What am I going to say?

Tommy: Let's get a microphone, like a microscope. What?

Josh: A microphone?

Tommy: The one that puts out some video and we get that video footage and we look at it.

Josh: Why are you doing that voice?

Tommy: I don't know, just came to me. I feel like it just—

Josh: Okay. I don't know who I was channeling. The thing, that's an inside joke because I was doing a bit of vocal fry earlier.

Tommy: I can't do it. Yeah. I can't do it like you can. The, um, I didn't know it was called that.

Josh: Vocal fry. Yeah. It's a big issue. Uh, but we know what I was going to say is we could get a microscope, plug it into the computer, and, uh, we could get foods that would look great on a microscope. We could actually have it as a feed so we could cut to look at the microscope.

Tommy: Look at this.

Josh: What about even—

Tommy: there's many other things I want to get to before we do something as elaborate as that.

Josh: If it's less than $100, could I get it?

Tommy: I don't think we I think we should save our money and spend it on the upgrades we're doing, which is exciting.

Josh: But there's something cool about having a microscope in the switcher that we could ever— if we ever need to look at something.

Tommy: I don't think we have enough like dirty stuff that we can look at. So I remember in primary school there was kids that would bring to school that they'd created this thing that had—

Josh: $152. It was bacteria.

Tommy: It was such a waste of money. It'll be used once.

Josh: And we'll be like, that was wireless Wi-Fi USB digital microscope, so annoying, with 2-megapixel camera. No, but it's a 1080p, uh, $55.

Tommy: Well, it's on Amazon.

Josh: Yeah, if I can, if I can get something here tomorrow.

Tommy: But yeah, I think we should do it more on the fucking—

Josh: you spend more on that printer.

Tommy: Yeah, and how many— how great is it? But you get one, one show out of this before everyone goes That thing is—

Josh: not if we have it on the desk. The way that it looks, you could have it on the desk anyway. It's very cool. If you type in, uh, USB microscope—

Tommy: I'm not saying— I'm saying for tomorrow because you set it up as like tomorrow we need this. Yes, I'm saying we can do that because we can get some of, um, your hair follicle.

Josh: Yeah, my folliculitis on my hair.

Tommy: Folliculitis. But even the, um, dandruff, the dandruff dab.

Josh: Oh yeah, we've started a new thing, the Gronkh Squad official move. Is the dandruff dab, which is essentially you do it. You actually taught me about it.

Tommy: Well, I teach you about it because I don't need it as much as you.

Josh: Uh, yeah, you do.

Tommy: No, I, I— okay, no, here, I don't always wear black. I spend a lot of time wearing white. Yeah, which you couldn't see it, right?

Josh: Sure.

Tommy: You've worn black a lot. I mean, this is probably one of the only—

Josh: car keys—

Tommy: it's one of the 10 shows you've worn some green color. And I constantly look over and I feel like I end up doing it. You know when you see something with someone with something in their teeth and you start like picking your own fucking tooth because you haven't told them yet, but you're like, it's, I don't know, it's like so subconscious.

Jess: Yes.

Tommy: But then you start doing it hoping that they see you do it and then they're like, oh, oh, hang on, and then they're scratching at it. It's just this awkward situation. Anyway, that's what I do with you because you're dandruff and then we all get it. And so I'm wearing black and I just look down and I see just a nice dusting. It's not even— what is it, dandruff? I feel like my beard holds a lot. Like, I don't have the hair issues you've had in your life. Um, I mean, who in— does anyone have someone close to them that really suffers from severe dandruff?

Josh: Like, I feel like it was something when we were young. I feel like it was like in high school.

Tommy: No, I don't even think yours is severe.

Josh: What is it? Even yours severe?

Tommy: This is like what he said, for the person within this room that has the most going on. That's not—

Josh: I'm just wondering if 3D Dill's antibiotics is giving him dandruff as well. Were you about to do that? I was about to do that. Yeah, no, go on.

Jess: No, it, uh, it, it made my skin flare up and it was like really bad right across the bridge of my nose and then across like my upper cheek and then even into the side of my head above my ear. It was just like really scaly, really dry from the antibiotics from the thumb.

Tommy: I mean, just moving on, I'll tell you what, it didn't stop you taking a photo, did it? No. That's what I appreciate about you, Dill. You know, you're out there, you're amongst the wilderness, you're taking photos.

Jess: Yeah.

Tommy: And Mr. 97's trolling you.

Jess: Yeah, he is.

Tommy: I mean, he's not even— he's not trolling you about the skin stuff. Have you seen— did you not see the most savage comment It was hilarious. Amy read it out to me, I think, and we just fucking— I lost it. Dyl loves to take— I mean, I can't do it.

Josh: You can't do what?

Tommy: I can't set up the camera and then do a self-timer and then get like a nice photo posing, looking at the camera. I mean, you've done a lot of them. You've done them at the beach looking out at the ocean. You've done them sort of in rock faces. You've done them in like shrubbery. Where else have you done them since you've been here?

Jess: At the front of that table.

Tommy: At the front of this table. He's done a bunch of them. But so he put one up where he's like in, it's almost like a rainforest.

Jess: It's a fern forest.

Tommy: A fern forest. And the caption was, it's classic Dyl, be yourself. People don't have to like you and you don't have to care. And then Mr. 97 jumps in, which I was very proud. And he says, surely the bloke taking all these photos will eventually get a feature.

Josh: That's good.

Mason: It is great.

Josh: I mean, anyway, I don't get it.

Tommy: Well, because who's taking the photo?

Josh: Hopefully the guy who gets a photo. Can you read what was the caption that Cody Dill said?

Tommy: Well, you just put up— because it's just a photo of Dill, which we can put on the screen now.

Jess: In the rainforest.

Tommy: In the rainforest.

Josh: Okay, well, but what's the—

Tommy: people don't have to like you and you don't have to care. It has nothing to do with what Mason said. Okay, Mason then said surely the bloke taking all these photos, because he does a lot of them, which is what I said. Yes, we painted the picture of where the others were. Yeah, we'll eventually get a feature. Uh, yeah, we'll actually get in the photo.

Josh: Yeah, because I guess it is really good. I guess part of it, the way that you read the caption, I felt like it was going to be a play on the caption. Oh no, no, be yourself. Like, I thought it was going to be something.

Tommy: That's why I set it up saying that Dill has been taking photos and setting up a self-timer.

Josh: I thought about how I deliver it.

Tommy: I thought I'd let you in to know that the—

Josh: I'm sorry, I said it.

Tommy: You really fucked it up.

Josh: Anyway, so there's the Gronkh dab, which if you want to know the official way to let people know that you're part of the Gronkh Squad, you simply—

Tommy: dust off your dandruff.

Josh: Yeah, that's— could that be the intro if we ever do live shows? Dust off your dandruff, everyone, it's the Daily Talk Show.

Tommy: It's quite funny because everyone fucking has some version of it.

Josh: Do it.

Tommy: Just like crispy and crummy. I don't know.

Josh: Well, fucking Mr. 97 was at the fucking top of our building the other day. He had a haircut. He was just getting all like the shavings of hair. Yeah, because you go to— where do you go?

Mason: Oh, I went to, um, it's a little hair academy.

Josh: What's it called?

Mason: Biba Hair Academy.

Josh: Biba.

Tommy: B-I-B-A.

Mason: It's where they teach.

Tommy: Yeah, Johnson Street.

Mason: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, where they teach kids how to cut hair.

Josh: And so what do you, what do you pay for a haircut?

Mason: $10.

Josh: $10.

Tommy: Wow. And so you got one off a kid from—

Mason: well, no, well, this time I was actually like a demo, so the instructor went and gave it a demo on my head.

Josh: So really what not to do. So could you request, could you say I want to fade? Or like, yeah, yeah, okay, that's what I asked. I was sort of fade, really, and they, um, and thinning out. And did they, do they talk about, like, I wonder the concern I would have about doing it was that they would say, now see, he's got a very sensitive scalp, can everyone see how red his scalp is? And I feel like that would make me a bit uncomfortable. Yeah, do you think, do you know what I mean? Yeah, I'm not a good, I remember being 15 years old and the hairdresser saying, what sort of hair does your dad have? I said, he's bald. She goes, ah, yes. She says, I think you should probably have all the wild haircuts while you can. Which I think is like 15 is actually quite traumatic. But I don't care anymore.

Tommy: But you don't say that to a kid.

Josh: Anyway, talking Gronkh Squad, you put out a request which was slightly outrageous because the technical requirements, the barrier to entry was significant.

Tommy: Well, I actually think that if you don't— if you can't do a task like this, you're out of the Gronk Squad.

Josh: Okay.

Tommy: And that's like— it takes a lot to fucking be kicked out of the squad.

Josh: I mean, we'll take— you can have dandruff, you can have—

Tommy: we take— I mean, first of all, most people are Gronks, so everyone's in, but I'm kicking people out.

Josh: There is a vibe that so far the prerequisite is you've got to have like antibiotics, like a folliculitis, some form of—

Tommy: all I asked was that people Do a little selfie video and say, what's up, Gronk Squad? And then just give us a little message and shoot it over to hi@thedailytalkshow.com.

Josh: By the way, on the folliculitis thing, I actually don't think I've got— I had it once.

Tommy: Can we have a diagnosis episode?

Josh: Yeah.

Tommy: We get someone in looking through as we're doing the episode and then the very final minute is drum roll. Has he got it?

Josh: I think that it'd be interesting because I just have some pimples on my head and so. When I went, when I shaved my head once, it was a disaster because I didn't realise how bad it was on my head.

Tommy: I think if any of us shaved their head right now, it would be white. It'd be not like it would look out of place.

Jess: It's agitated on your skin.

Josh: Yes.

Tommy: You'd see a big scar on the side of my head. It would be weird.

Jess: Yeah.

Josh: So, anyway, I just wanted to clarify the folliculitis thing that I potentially— It's like when I say I've got ADD or stuff like that, I've actually never been diagnosed with anything.

Tommy: Does it exist? Who knows?

Josh: And so, but you asked for people to email in. Yeah, I was absolutely shocked when we received a few. Now we're going to play 2 today. We've got some others as well, which we've received later in the day. We decided to do a Fat Fridays. We're going to see how many more we can get for tomorrow.

Tommy: Yeah, I need them. I need the Gronk Squad to roll out, but we've got to send them through.

Josh: But we've got 2 that we'll play.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: Uh, one is from Molly. Let's start from with Molly. Molly is based in New Zealand. She has a great Instagram account. I can't— we should actually follow her. I look— I, I looked at her account and realised we weren't following.

Tommy: Really?

Josh: But she does very good, like, videos, like a filmmaker. Anyway, here we go. This is Molly from New Zealand with her message. Which she gave us permission to play.

Tommy: I've said on the podcast, along with you sending it over, guys.

Jess: Okay.

Tommy: Because that's— you have to have heard that bit. I also say you give us permission that we can use it in a bit of a video.

Josh: Yeah, or a bit of a video.

Tommy: In a bit of a video.

Josh: Okay, here we go. Here it is. This is Molly.

George: Fellow Gronks, it's Molly here. I am from New Zealand and I'm currently at university in Auckland. I absolutely love the podcast Tommy and Josh. I think the conversations that you guys have are so real, organic, um, and unscripted. They're so easy to listen to. Um, you guys have created such a cool community of podcast guests, um, hosts, and also listeners, which I think is really special. Um, Mr. 97, don't tell the girl that you need prompting again. 3D Dill, absolutely love the logo. And I hope your thumb gets better soon. Thanks guys. And keep it up.

Tommy: You jealous that Toe Thumb didn't get a mention?

Josh: It's fine. What Molly reveals in me is, you know, the feeling when people are like singing happy birthday to you.

Tommy: As in the party is focused on you because it's your birthday.

Josh: It's my birthday.

Tommy: And so you don't like that feeling.

Josh: No, no, I like it, but it makes my ears ring. It's a weird thing.

Tommy: I wonder if that's like a thing. I wonder what is biologically happening when you're— when you give someone a nice compliment. I know.

Josh: Why don't you give me a compliment tomorrow?

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: We'll put the microscope up to my ear and we'll see what it does.

Tommy: No, because it's the ringing. You don't see ringing.

Josh: Yeah, I wonder what happens.

Mason: You see the bacteria running.

Tommy: But you know what? Actually, you know what? I'm sold.

Josh: I like that microphone.

Tommy: No, no, no, no, no, no. I want you to look closely at my AirPod before you suck it.

Josh: Suck it. We can give that a go. I'll give that a go. Is it good content?

Tommy: I'm actually— I was going to clean it tonight. Not cleaning it.

Josh: He owes me. If you've just joined us, if you've heard If you haven't heard the episodes, don't worry about it. But we had this thing going on and all of a sudden I have to suck one of his AirPods. Molly.

Tommy: To clean it.

Josh: Molly, no, in all seriousness, thank you so much for that lovely message. It does, it legitimises it. I showed Bri, I'm like, look, like people listen. Tell me when to write. And then like, we'll just go into like, 'cause we had a late night sort of filming, I say late night. Got home at 9:30.

Tommy: Baby's in bed by 10:30.

Josh: And, but these emails were coming through in the evening. And so, we got this one from Alex from the UK.

Tommy: What's happening, Gronk Squad? I want to introduce you to the newest member of Gronk Squad.

Josh: 5 days old today.

Tommy: Yes.

Josh: It's the cutest. So, that's a little autumn. That is a newborn. It takes an extra level of Gronk Squad membership to have a baby that is less than a week old feature in the video.

Tommy: Unbelievable. Look, the size of that patch on the baby. You just see how small the baby is.

Josh: It actually looks like the patch is bigger. Oh, that's so nice.

Tommy: I love it.

Josh: So thanks for sending that through as well.

Tommy: And what you get in return for sending a video is a bunch of our new stickers, which are just here. Make sure you tell us your address so we can flick them over to you once we've Once we got—

Josh: Yeah, they're premium. The thing that I love about them is that they're UV protected.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: Which means great for putting on the back of cars, like on your car, like on whatever car you want.

Mason: Yeah.

Josh: So, um, on the streets. Yeah. Oh yeah, you could, um, sticker bomb.

Tommy: I've been sort of thinking about my son because I got a call.

Josh: Yeah.

Tommy: Which is all— It's always the case. It's so unfortunate. Amy, when she's home sick from work, there's been so many times Amy's been either on annual leave or home sick. Where Bodhi has done something at daycare.

Josh: Do you know what he did? Do you think he knows? Do you think he's acting up?

Tommy: No, he just hurts himself.

Josh: Did he know that Mum was going to be home?

Tommy: Well, I told him this morning when I dropped him off. I said, he said, where's Mummy? Like at the daycare. I said, she's home sick in bed. And he said, ah, and then he started going around telling people. And then today he whacked his leg or something and it's swollen up. And they called Amy and said, can you please, can you please come and pick up Bodhi and take him to—

Josh: Sorry about that, my phone's ringing and everything.

Mason: That's why, just continue.

Tommy: 4 to get through. You've joined at 1, 2, 3. Now turn off your phone.

Josh: So yeah, my phone, my iPad, my Apple Watch, and my MacBook just went off.

Tommy: Anyway, so I've got to go. And, um, yeah, I'm— I made the decision to do the show, which I don't— that's a Gronkh move.

Josh: No, he'll be fine. He'll be, he'll be absolutely fine. You got a photo of him, didn't you?

Tommy: No, I didn't get one.

Josh: Okay.

Tommy: I said keep me updated. I'm looking forward to seeing the little bruise on his— What happened? Did he do his ankle? They're too small to do their ankles. They're just fat little things.

Josh: Yeah, sure. Okay. Well, yeah, you better go. No, I'm good. One annoying thing. Very quickly on the Mac, an update. You know how I said about the every time I get a phone call.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: All of a sudden the sound turns on.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: What I worked out is it's not just turning on the sound. But it's actually pressing play on content that wasn't being pressed, like, play on originally. That's a real problem.

Tommy: I mean, there's one person you should be able to figure it out.

Mason: It's you.

Josh: Yeah, I can't figure it out.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: But I mean, that's one thing we've been doing the last few days. We've been working with a charity that works with this Be Connected government programme where it takes people over 50 and teaches them about Yeah. iPhones, iPads, technology.

Tommy: I mean, they're only in business because when these people call their nieces and nephews and their daughters and sons, they're like, "Mum, I don't want to. I can have it. I'm not helping you." Yeah, exactly.

Josh: Well, and the funny thing is that the instructor was saying one of the biggest issues was passwords.

Tommy: People were remembering passwords.

Jess: Passwords.

Tommy: I mean, it's an issue for everybody. I mean, we had a half an hour conversation about passwords. It's— I worked out that the people that push back on password programs, yes, they're just having— it's, it's, it's a layered conversation because there's multiple areas that you need to dive into because they just sit in one part of the multi— the conversation that is layered, right?

Josh: Yeah.

Tommy: And so, yeah, anyway, anyway, that's been interesting.

Josh: So we were in Ballarat today.

Mason: Yeah.

Josh: Which was really cool.

Tommy: Gold rush town. We didn't really get to see much of it.

Josh: No, but it would be good We were initially going to say, let's do a show from there. Worked out better just to do it here. Yeah, but we should definitely at some point we need to do a show from Sovereign Hill, which for people who don't know is a gold rush. What do you call it? 1800s.

Tommy: Yeah.

Josh: Like museum, like a heritage.

Tommy: I know it's like it's a museum. No, it's not a museum. But like it's a gated off place where you pay to get in. It's a tourist attraction where they've kept, you know, what was once a gold mine. So, you can actually go down into it. Like, they didn't build it just because it's there, you know, for the tourist attraction. So, they've preserved a bunch of stuff, but then they've got people dressed up in old gold rush era clothing. It's amazing.

Josh: I went to school, like during school camp, we went there. It was epic.

Tommy: All I just think about is the girls' dresses, how bloody annoying. Like, you take the whole thing off to go to the toilet. It's like this big, you know, out there thing.

Josh: If you've listened this far, thank you. Please take a screen grab, share it on Instagram, or if you're in a cool location, we actually did this today. We're listening to gronk of the show, Gemma, who was on Shameless's podcast.

Tommy: Queen Gronk.

Josh: And so we did a video of us in the I-30 listening to the show. So doing stuff like that for the Daily Talk Show is helpful. And so it's So we know that you're listening.

Tommy: I also want to kind of cheque in with Dyl. I mean, how many sleeps? 4 sleeps away from your announcement, which people are thick and thin to come through with, you know, I'm looking forward to it. I wonder what's going to be.

Josh: The biggest issue I have is actually going to be our door.

Mason: What?

Josh: Well, trying to fit 3D Dyl's ego in the studio is going to be— because I think That's—

Tommy: I mean, what about ceilings?

Jess: 2.4?

Josh: It's going to be a huge, huge issue.

Tommy: I've been keeping a close eye on you, mate. I've just been trying to just work out what I'm doing. I'm just watching you.

Jess: Yeah, I'm smart.

Tommy: Are you?

Jess: Yeah, because no one knows.

Josh: Yeah, I mean, not only that, but he's getting requests from our listeners whether he does voiceovers, and I actually heard out of his mouth last night, just thinking like, this could be something. Maybe in 5 years I could just be doing videos. It's just like, this, this, this, this guy, the new voice of the planet. Yeah, this, this is— he's out of control at the moment. And very quickly before we go, uh, Mr. 97, uh, you had an idea today, uh, that I think is, uh, quite interesting.

Tommy: He rolled his eyes, so he's, he's thinking it's a shit idea.

Josh: It's a shit idea. No, tell, tell, uh, TJ.

Tommy: Where was I? Because we've—

Mason: I think you were in the car.

Josh: Oh, you were just hanging in the car having a ciggy. So the idea is based around— we're talking about the future because we're hearing all these elderly people talk about banks and money and all that sort of thing. And what I was saying was I really think that in the future the blockchain stuff could be really interesting for podcasting. And then Mr. 97 brought up the idea of a Gronkh coin.

Tommy: Coin.

Mason: Gronkh cryptocurrency.

Josh: Yeah. What do you think?

Tommy: I mean, I didn't even know where to start. How do you create a currency?

Josh: Was that you talking then? Yeah. Why did you just talk like that? What do you mean? A bit like a fucking tradie. I don't know where to start. That's a good voice. He's gonna get— we could do a funny Maybe you could do voiceovers. Maybe between— maybe we could start a little voiceover farm. That could be fun. Voiceover farm. Yeah, absolutely.

George: Do it.

Josh: We could do the, uh, bit of, uh, voice fry. That's one option.

Tommy: I've got nothing.

Josh: Anyway, you've got to go collect your kid. It's The Daily Talk Show. Hi@thedailytalkshow.com if you want to send us an email. Please screen grab if you're listening right now, wherever you are, if you're walking, if you're driving, if you're maybe even on a plane.

Tommy: Don't screen grab if you're driving. You're driving.

Josh: Yeah, but if you're in a Tesla, yeah. Oh, or if you're using the new Apple CarPlay like Trev Long did the other day.

Tommy: You can still have a screen capture that. Just touch on your phone.

Josh: Hey Siri, take a screen grab.

George: I'm sorry, I can't do that.

Josh: You're right, you can't do that. She literally said you cannot do that. So there we go. StarTalk Show, we'll see you tomorrow, guys.

Jess: See you guys.