Show Notes
This week on Daily Blue Weekly: the boys find the Cougar final boss after discovering her viral dating-hunt Instagram, then dive into One Nation's plan to slash cigarette prices, a Chinese coffee shop entirely staffed by humanoid robots, and a gun-toting grandmother who went viral for chasing off a shoplifter. There's also a home-cooked poem dedicated to Guzman y Gomez.
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00:00:00 Social distancing 00:06:34 Top 3 worst things that can happen while you sleep 00:18:54 Swimming lesson saga 00:22:14 Tires season 3 & Shane Gillis' money talk 00:23:48 Pub review 00:28:04 The Guzman y Gomez love poem 00:35:11 Gayle the Cougar: Instagram's dating final boss 00:39:09 Slashing ciggy prices 00:43:26 "One of the gayest parties" 00:45:36 Chinese robot barista takes over 00:53:41 Gun-toting grandma 00:56:35 Adults sucking on pacifiers for stress relief 01:00:14 NRL tips & leaderboard 01:09:40 Daily Blue Dial Ins Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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