Show Notes
Mexican Batman is taping bike thieves to light poles, a rice cooker is somehow blowing minds, and the comment section did not hold back this week.
Bluey's fight camp update and a very weird attempt at a pre-fight sit-down with his opponent A truly unhinged stretch of comment section reads The barbecue saga that nearly ended in a retail showdown World's worst sports statues, ranked NRL tips and leaderboard ahead of a tense Origin decider Daily Blue Dial Ins, including a listener poem that gets way too deep an analysis -
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00:00 Podcast Royale tickets 01:25 Bluey's fight camp & opponent face-off plan 09:55 Comment section roasting 24:17 The rice cooker that broke Gabe's brain 27:35 Barbecue saga 34:38 World's worst statues 37:39 World Cup whinge & Mexican Batman vigilante 46:08 NRL tips & leaderboard 57:03 Daily Blue Dial Ins: Poetry jam edition 1:13:04 Stadium beer rage Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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