Tommy drove to get a cookies and cream thick shake from Krispy Kreme for Fat Friday.
Mentioned as one of the show's past bizarre broadcast locations and used as a comparison for the drive-through testing experience.
Matt mentions ordering a dozen doughnuts and eating nine of them in two days during lockdown.
Tommy compares the length of the Centrelink line to a Krispy Kreme opening-day queue.
Mentioned as the location of an early episode (ep. 50), sparking nostalgia and a limo road-trip idea.
Tommy bought Krispy Kreme donuts from 7-Eleven to celebrate International Donut Day, sparking discussion about brand dilution.
Josh recounts lining up for Krispy Kreme and getting extra dozens; discussed as part of Melbourne donut trend dying after entering 7-Eleven.
Referenced as a past episode location and example of a donut-line phenomenon.
Josh references having done a past live show from a Krispy Kreme as an example of fun stunt content they stand by.
Referenced as the subject of an earlier infamous episode (episode 40) where they did an outside broadcast for a Krispy Kreme opening.
Referenced as an example of The Daily Talk Show's own 'next level' location-based stunts.
Referenced as a past podcast promise the hosts actually fulfilled by recording an episode there.
Referenced in a story about a girl holding a doughnut who hit their car with a door.
Josh mentions being retargeted by ads for a 20% off double pack deal.
The donut chain's Narre Warren store is the live broadcast location and nostalgic focal point of the episode.
Planned location for an upcoming milestone episode (40) to be recorded from the drive-through.
Josh and Tommy discuss an upcoming episode to be recorded at Krispy Kreme and its shakes.
Referenced as an upcoming episode 40 topic/app the hosts are looking forward to.
Referenced as the subject of an upcoming live episode of the podcast.
Doughnut chain the hosts plan to visit for a live recording at episode 40, and which Tommy recalls queuing at as a teenager during car cruises.