Show Notes
A grown man shits himself mid-argument, the boys settle once and for all whether being tall is just "tits for dudes," and someone's terrorising an entire apartment block with bird feed at 3am.
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00:00 Farewell to the old studio 04:32 Old Boys Day recap 09:31 Tim Tam etiquette debate 14:30 Walking out of movies 22:27 The argument fart incident 25:14 Short King Cope 31:34 Birdman's bird feed revenge 36:02 Real Estate Agent meltdown 45:04 Sam Altman's AI warning 53:55 NRL poem kickoff 01:01:26 NRL tips & leaderboard 01:13:18 Daily Blue Dial Ins 01:28:38 Farewell to the studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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