
My Cat Gypsy got his head stuck in Penneys Bag and all Hell Broke Loose.Shake it off X2 #59
Money2ByrneShow Notes
Episode #59 At last the return of Money2Byrne, the Podcast that looks at the lighter side of business. On this weeks episode we had a rather funny but bizarre incident just as we started recording my cat Gypsy got his head stuff in a Pennies bag and proceeded to chase my other cat Roman around the house. All hell broke loose. Once we got back on track we gave you what you have been waiting for with 5 of your favourites. What you never knew, No More Funny Business, Tech Tricks, Website for sore eyes and None of your business. On “what you never knew” we looked at IKEA and how everything gets it’s name. No more funny business looks at Booster Fuels, the perfect company for anyone who has ever run out of fuel.Tech tricks we thought you a neat little trick with your iPhone. Website for sore eyes visited Sellmesomethingweirdorconfusing.com were we picked ourselves up a strange item live on air. And finally on None of your business we tell you something about A Sloth that you would of normally associated with Giraffes. So sit back relax and listen to all Money2Byrne has to offer. If you would like to follow us on social media add us on Money2ByrnePodcast. On Twitter we are Money2_Byrne and our email is [email protected]. Also reach out to us with any questions or just to say hello. We are also available for sponsorship opportunities on the show reach out for more information.
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