
Still Got The Virus
- Tommy's bathroom surprise - Social anxiety at the gym - Places of discomfort - Reality TV stars and advertisements - 3D Dyl's update on the squeegees - Our check in with Erik
Our American Correspondent
Erik, from Norfolk, Virginia, found the show through Matt D'Avella and became our American Correspondent. His first appearance was the show's first-ever live call, complete with a Lipton Iced Tea sponsorship requirement.
Verbatim from the transcripts — each quote links to the moment.
“there will always be a master and there will always be a slave. Because truth be told, if you have a job, you're a slave.”
“Take away everything, take away all the content, take away all of the big things he's been able to do, he's not shit.”
“Cute is not important.”
“And if she really— if she's willing to take you in the morning when your breath smells like swamp butt, then that's probably the girl for you.”
“It's like, what, a million girls on the planet Earth?”
“It's kind of hard when you're a bastard child.”
“I'll die with a piece of chicken in my mouth.”
Every episode featuring Erik on The Daily Talk Show.

- Tommy's bathroom surprise - Social anxiety at the gym - Places of discomfort - Reality TV stars and advertisements - 3D Dyl's update on the squeegees - Our check in with Erik

- Public transport and the anxiety of Myki cards - The consequences of giving references - Receiving international support for Mr. 97 and his quest for love - Checking in with our American Correspondent - Erik's perspective on life in America

- Being told what to do - Having a boss - Sexpo and perverts - Mr. 97's Tinder and love life - Erik's dating advice for Mr. 97 - Validating Josh's milestone walk with Erik

- Mr. 97's Fat Fridays surprise - Data Privacy - Scooter Derek's new tech gear - Valentine's Day gifts - Our first live call - Erik's Lipton Iced Tea requirement