Summary
A lively conversation unfolds as the hosts reflect on their food habits, with one admitting to feeling overly full after a modest breakfast of two pieces of toast and two eggs, while the other boasts about consuming four eggs with avocado. The light-hearted banter leads to a celebration of their 50th episode, where they humorously discuss the lack of advertising revenue, opting instead to keep the podcast ad-free for their listeners.
The hosts also share personal updates, including recent travels and experiences, such as visits to various towns and a trip to Sydney for a collaboration. They brainstorm ideas for a party pie-eating competition at an upcoming event, ImpyFest, and discuss their excitement about the lineup, which includes local musicians and their own performance. The episode wraps up with playful teasing about future surprises and the anticipation of more engaging content to come.
Show Notes
Giving the cricket bat a half raise today for episode 50!! We love ya hoes. We celebrate with some scratchies, Lottie has altered the Schooner Train idea, Hoemail, how many party pies could you eat in 3 minutes? ImpyFest artists are here!! Tiger Town's strict training regime and Camo teases a gift he bought for Rae.
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