Should You Be Allowed To Get Pissed On Public Transport? - On The Piss

Brisbane City Council is considering a pilot program to introduce licensed bars on City Cat ferries, aiming to enhance the experience of commuting in the city. Councillor Andrew Wines, who is spearheading the initiative, stated that the plan is in its early stages but would comply with all liquor licensing laws. The proposal would outfit ten double-decker ferries with bars, allowing passengers to purchase drinks during their travels.

The idea has garnered interest from locals, with many expressing excitement about the potential for a more enjoyable commute. The council is seeking community feedback to gauge support for the initiative, which could lead to a more vibrant atmosphere on the ferries. If successful, this program could transform the City Cats into floating bars, providing a unique option for socializing while traveling along the Brisbane River.

In other discussions, the podcast hosts reflect on their recent adventures, including plans for a trip to America and their experiences with local pubs and breweries. They share humorous anecdotes about hangovers, injuries sustained at pubs, and their affinity for pizza, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone. The conversation also touches on the nostalgic appeal of classic video games, particularly Call of Duty, and the social dynamics of playing Monopoly with friends.

Welcome to our On The Piss Podcast, where we catch up, get on the piss and talk shit!

This week we're talking about the possibility of beers on Brisbane's CityCats, a bloke who tore his hamstring trying to collect his winnings at the pub, and why the first schooner with the boys might just be the greatest feeling on earth. Plus, we're gearing up to represent Australia in the most ridiculous international sporting event of all time.

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