In short
The Hangout Discussion Jar episode mixes sponsor reads with a “long” themed chat. Topic: whether hotel floors skip 13th, a conspiracy that giraffes are surveillance drones, “raw dogging” long flights, the 3,500-mile Australian dingo fence hiding monsters/secret continents beyond Antarctica, and dreams’ possible meanings.
Guests
none; it’s just the hosts Ant and Dec (no guest interviews).
Key claims
many hotels omit the 13th floor; giraffes allegedly function as 5G/camera periscopes; raw dogging flights is boring/stupid versus using movies/podcasts; the dingo fence is a cover for Antarctica-based alien/future-human civilizations; dreams reflect the mind/body sorting memories.
Notable examples
a friend staring at an in-flight map for 10 hours to “road dog” before it was a trend; Rod Stewart appearing in Ant’s dream at a King’s Trust 50th event.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOSpending Ban and Temptations
1:00 to 1:28
Ant and Dec discuss their spending habits and temptations regarding shopping.
“40 grams of protein made to keep up with whatever comes next.”
Spending Ban and Temptations
2:28 to 4:43
Ant and Dec discuss their spending habits and temptations regarding shopping.
“My self-imposed, self-inflicted spending ban.”
Barbecue Necessities
4:43 to 6:39
The duo debate whether a new barbecue is a necessity for family gatherings.
“It's also my wedding anniversary in the summer.”
Discussion Jar: 13th Floor Conspiracy
6:39 to 9:14
Ant and Dec explore the superstition around the 13th floor in buildings and hotels.
“So we're coming up to the middle of June.”
Giraffe Surveillance Theory
9:14 to 11:18
A humorous take on the theory that giraffes are government surveillance drones.
“There is a fiercely sarcastic corner of the internet that insists...”
Raw Dogging a Flight
11:18 to 14:00
Ant and Dec discuss the idea of taking a long flight without any entertainment.
“Before road dogging was the thing, road dogging wasn't even a thing.”
Contemplation vs. Social Media
14:01 to 14:48
Explore the balance between personal reflection and social media distractions.
“I think it's boring and stupid and they should grow up.”
The Dingo Fence Conspiracy
14:49 to 17:11
Discuss the bizarre conspiracy theories surrounding the dingo fence in Australia.
“raw dogging it, you're not raw dogging it.”
Secret Civilizations and Antarctica
17:12 to 18:30
Delve into theories about hidden civilizations and secrets beyond Antarctica.
“I heard a conspiracy about David Attenborough that I thought you both might like.”
Matcha Opinions
18:31 to 19:19
Hosts share their views on matcha and its popularity.
“although I will comment if I feel it is needed thoughts on matcha Ah, well, as a green tea connoisseur, I'm not a big fan.”
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Matcha Opinions
19:40 to 23:00
Hosts share their views on matcha and its popularity.
“Gemini, can I have smart ways to cut the luggage weight?”
Fragrance and Personal Smells
23:01 to 25:08
A light-hearted discussion on fragrances and personal scent preferences.
“Not in a creepy way, but you two always smell absolutely amazing.”
What Does Being Cool Mean?
25:09 to 28:01
Exploration of the concept of 'cool' and its evolving definition through generations.
“I need a new summer smell and then the rest of the time is La Labo Santel 33 do you know what I do always have in my cupboard is Brut you do not I do I swear to God I do.”
Dreams and Their Meanings
28:01 to 28:46
The hosts discuss whether dreams have hidden meanings and the science behind sleep.
Rod Stewart Dream Encounter
28:46 to 32:06
Dec shares a bizarre dream involving Rod Stewart and Michael Ball, exploring the oddities of dreams.
“losing your teeth, being naked, flying, being chased, not being prepared for an exam, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.”
Transcript
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2:05Declan Donnelly:Da da da da da da da da da da Ooh, hello everybody Good morning, good evening Welcome back to The Hangout For another hanging out with me and him I've just plumped the discussion jar on the table because it is another discussion jar episode. But before we get into that, I would like to bring to your attention that I haven't been given any bananas recently. For your spending? For my spending. That is true. My self-imposed, self-inflicted spending ban. Have you stuck to your spending ban? Yes, I have. Are you sure? What do you mean? What do you mean? Of course I'm sure. Why would I not be sure? Why do you think I'm inadvertently bought something?
2:45Declan Donnelly:Well, I'm just checking. It would be remiss of me not to check, would it not? It would. It would. I didn't buy any new trainers, which is killing me. Have you been tempted? Yes. Massively tempted. What if you tell us what you've been tempted to buy? There is a new style of Axel Arigatos out there, but I can't buy them. There was arteries I love. I like that sit. New trainers. I've got them. Have you? Yeah, I've got them. Ha ha. And that's it, really. I mean, how stuff I bought? Because it's a necessity. Because it's a necessity. Yeah. Was the big green egg barbecue a necessity? You know, those big green egg barbecues?
3:27Declan Donnelly:Yes. It's because you cook on it. I've got to feed my children. Thank you, Declan. Or you want them to starve? Do you want my kids to starve? Do you? Answer that. Do they have to be cooked on such a fancy pants, big green? Yes, it's barbecue season. They like barbecues. Do you expect my kids to starve from lack of barbecues? Can't you get a disposable foil one? That would still be buying something though, wouldn't it? So this is buying something. I don't know. Like up to now, I've bought nothing. Zero. Is that allowed? A fancy pants new barbecue? Well, bearing in mind, the case for the defence is I've just moved house, right?
4:08Declan Donnelly:In my old house, I had a barbecue outside, but it was fitted in, bricked in and all that kind of stuff so I couldn't bring it with me because it had to stay. Okay, right, right, right, right, right. So I had to buy a new thing but it only just arrived. Ah, actually it's arrived recently but I put the order in two months ago. So if we work the clock back surely that was prior to my spending ban. Was it? I don't know. No more questions, my lord. Your witness. Do I get some bananas or not? yeah you do get yes yes yes and I think we've missed some so actually I still haven't bought that new putter because we played golf the other day right with friends of ours and my putting was letting me down and my mate went try mine and it's one of those fancy pants long ones you know like the big grip big like a pendulum style putter and I tried it and oh my god it's amazing and the old would it be immediately in the pro shop yeah I would have How much is these?
5:10Declan Donnelly:Can I have one of these? But I didn't. I was like, that's a very nice putter. I will put it on my Christmas list. Oh. Oh, that's nice. Thanks. Is your birthday before Christmas? Oh, my birthday list then. Yeah. It's also my wedding anniversary in the summer. Just saying. I don't think you're going to get a golf club for your wedding anniversary. Why? Why not? That's not very... Yeah. Five years. It's a putter, innit? Is it? Five years. It's a putter. Come on, get your dish. Oh, yeah. Get me a banana dish. Get your banana dish. Won't get in there. I reckon I'm missing a couple of weeks, by the way.
5:44Declan Donnelly:Thank you very kindly. There you go. Two bananas. Thank you, Adam. What we got? Discussion jar, then. Yeah, we do have the discussion jar. Shall we delve right into it? Do you need to give us any background? YouTube? Hegla's Corner? Hold the front page. Who's giving me a mint tea? Oh, why are you making that noise? Is this tea? Oh! Stop. the pod. Ah, stop the pod from making that noise. I want to get off. A mint tea. Do you not like mint tea? No, I'm a dexterous mint tea kind of guy. I'll have a mint tea after dinner. Oh, well, how are they minting all that? People are just doing their jobs. What, you want to fire someone?
6:23Might do. Fancy, yeah.
6:25Declan Donnelly:Don't look him in the eye. Don't look him in the eye and you'll get fired. Don't worry about it. It's got to be a bad pod, guys. Yes, fine, thanks. Thanks, no, no, no, you're good, thank you. It's going to be a terrible pod. No, it's no problem. You're fired. You're fired. Clear your desk. So we're coming up to the middle of June. We're going up to the middle of June, which of course is the short, sorry, the longest day of the year. Longest day of the year. So I've popped in some long themed things. Long themed topics. Some long topics. Ooh, long topics. Are they family friendly? They are, thank you.
6:58Declan Donnelly:Okay. Okay. A long topic. Get your specs or shall I go first? You go first. Okay. This is the 13th floor long elevator lie. Almost every high rise hotel and building skips the 13th floor on the elevator button panel out of superstition. The silly conspiracy, the 13th floor does exist, but it's where the hotel chains hide the good stuff. Secret luxury casinos, VIP lounges for the Illuminati or a massive building wide ball pit. Disgust. Oh, I'd love that to be true. I love that. I love ball pits. That's what I take from this discussion topic. I'm trying to think now if there's 13th floor buttons and lifts in hotels.
7:47I don't think there is. There's not in planes either. No row 13.
7:51Declan Donnelly:There's no row 13 in planes? No, no. Isn't there? Shut your face. Okay. Next time you go to Australia, leave your row one and walk all the way back. We're all the way back to roll 13 and check. I'm going to have a look at that. I'm getting on a plane in a couple of days. I'm going to have a look. Go on then. Report back. Report back. Please do. But I have heard the hotel, that a lot of hotels don't have a 13th floor for obvious reasons. They say, but... Do you know what though? This is a bigger discussion because 13 being an unlucky number, right, is something which is, I think, fundamentally false because there should be, we've discussed this before, 13 months of the year.
8:41Declan Donnelly:And if there was 13 months of the year, every month would have 28 days. There should be 13 zodiac signs. Like 13 should be out there more than it is, but it's been buried. Why is it being vilified and demonized? Because otherwise it would open our mind too much and we wouldn't know it all. And the people on the 13th floor in that ball pit. People who are in the ball pit playing blackjack and roulette, they're living the best life and they're just gatekeeping it all. They're gatekeeping all the good stuff for themselves. The Illuminati. Yes, the Illuminati. We're onto something here. We are. What do you think of this one?
9:19The long-legged giraffe cover-up. There is a fiercely sarcastic corner of the internet that insists... I loathe the fiercely sarcastic corner of the internet. That insists giraffes do not exist. The theory claims they are actually top secret government surveillance drones. Oh, give off. Their long necks aren't for reaching leaves. They are highly elevated 5G antennas and camera periscopes designed to peer over compound walls and into second story windows. Yeah, yeah.
9:47Declan Donnelly:You're talking nonsense. When we were in South Africa, we saw, we met quite a few giraffes. We did. They were lovely. Very nice. They didn't come across as spies to me. No, they did. Not to me. Not to me. But maybe they were good. Maybe they're very good. Double-aged. Some of the best spies don't come across as spies, do they? No. I'm not having that. That is something that we can just stop right here. Pigeons, yes. Yes. We all agree pigeons are spies. That's the fact. Giraffes are not spies. Do you trust people with long legs? Oh, yeah. Very much so. You do? Yeah. The shorter the leg, the most mistrustant?
10:22Yeah, the more they're not to be trusted. Right, okay.
10:25Declan Donnelly:So should we trust you? Never. Never. Next discussion point. Thoughts on raw dogging a long flight. What? Taking a long-haul flight completely unassisted by any forms of entertainment. No movies, no music, no books. And sometimes without food, water or sleep. Often staring only at the in-flight map. Well, well, well. We have a friend who does this. and it took us all by surprise. He was doing this before road-dogging was a thing. Yeah. We flew all the way to Vegas and he just sat looking at the map and we're like, he's crazy. He did. How long was the fact? It was like 10 hours. 10 hours. All the way to Vegas and he just looked at the map.
11:07Did he change the different maps?
11:08Declan Donnelly:No. No, he sat like this. No. And I kept looking, I'm going, he was so intent. I said, what's he watching? I'm going to go and find out what he's watching because it looks great. Because he was really into it. Turns out it was the map. He road-dogged it. Before road dogging was the thing, road dogging wasn't even a thing. It hadn't been invented. This was five years ago, six years ago. I think he's a nervous flyer and he just wanted to make sure he was still flying. And he's like, how long is, how much longer we got? Do you reckon? I don't know. He didn't seem very nervous. Legs crossed, head in his hands, smiling away.
11:41Declan Donnelly:Maybe he just loves maps. Maybe he loves maps. Maybe. Have you ever road dogged a flight? No. Often I won't watch a movie, as you know. and I won't have any food or drink. What do you mean you won't have any food or drink? Well, I'll have a glass of water when I get on. Yeah, I was going to say. But often I'll just get on and go to sleep. Oh, give over your psychopath. Well, not this again. But I would never do it without Missy Dogo Book. Shut up, man. That's like making it 10 times worse. You've got to have a little Sudoku. No, you want to get on a flight and you want to just completely just zone out.
12:14Declan Donnelly:So I want to be entertained. Greatly entertained. Yeah. Where can I put a five in this row? hmm I can't because I've got one in the box already that's not really entertaining that's quite entertaining for me no it's not there's a woman we saw on a flight and she was doing a crossword when we got on recently did you do her a little a little nod did you nod did you and her nod across the aisle to one another fellow puzzle fan
12:40Declan Donnelly:good evening puzzlers I'm not into road dogging you love a movie don't you I love a movie yeah I love a documentary love a podcast I love anything thing if you get on a flight and it's a night flight do you not think oh i should go straight to sleep here never never no no you don't think oh if i if i get on now go straight to sleep i'll be eight hours sleep i'll wake up the next i don't think like you i don't think of like eight hours i count on the hours i don't have a ring that tells me if i've slept well or not slept well the lines around my eyes will tell you whether i've slept well or not slept well well guys yeah I'm not into that I like to get on and the thing is because it's uninterrupted normally for us as well you know you get to go on a flight and you get to fly to Australia for example South Africa for work I can't wait to get on that flight because there's no phones there's no emails I mean of course you can't get wifi now but who's switching wifi on have you ever switched wifi on a flight?
13:43Declan Donnelly:oh yeah what on earth Who are you? Why? Sometimes when I need a hint. Oh, shut up. You're winding me up. You're winding me up. I'm just like, right, this is it. I'm going to get an uninterrupted version of this movie. Nah. I couldn't raw dog it. I don't see the point. Nah, I don't. I think it's a bit of a wasted opportunity. You think it's impressive if people can raw dog? Nah. No. I think it's just stupid. I think it's boring and stupid and they should grow up. But I don't understand what you get out of it. You don't. It's not hard. Would you say that to someone on the flight if you want to ask them?
14:12Declan Donnelly:Yeah, you're not hard. Maybe they're having some really deep, deep thoughts. Yeah, that's okay. A little bit of contemplation, I don't mind. I'm okay with that. When I take the dogs for a walk, right, I won't listen to a podcast. I won't put music in. I just like to think because there's very little time to think these days when you're not distracted by your phone or whatever. So I think sometimes just giving yourself a bit of contemplation time is good because then you can come to decisions that you wouldn't necessarily come to. If they're doing it for contemplation, fine. If they're doing it for a TikTok, not so fine.
14:47Yeah, exactly.
14:48Declan Donnelly:If you're filming yourself raw dogging it, you're not raw dogging it. You idiot. The three and a half thousand mile dingo fence cover-up conspiracy. It's a long title, isn't it? I'm still trying to work it out. Australia has a real structure called the dingo fence or dog fence. It is roughly 3 ,500 miles, that's 5 ,600 kilometres to you, long. designed to keep wild dingoes out of fertile sheep grazing land. Right. Because it's so heavily restricted, a massive TikTok stroke internet conspiracy insists that the fence isn't for dogs at all. It's actually hiding the edge of the world, comma, giant monsters, comma, or a secret gateway to another lush undiscovered continent with a massive ball pit.
15:35Declan Donnelly:I added that bit on the end. Well, I don't agree with that because everybody who knows the internet knows that the secret continent is beyond Antarctica. Everybody knows that. What? Yes, that's where the secret continent is. That's where the aliens come from. That's where it's lush and it's green. And the humans, like modern day humans, have, you know, the ones that we see in the sky, in the UAPs, right? The ones that have been disclosed by the US government. It's actually us from the future. But we whiz back and forward to Antarctica and that's where we live. So it's not Australia. You've got that wrong.
16:12Declan Donnelly:I've never heard this theory. Yeah, you have. So, you know, there's been a treaty that was signed years ago that you can only go to Antarctica if you've been given special permission by a country who is part of the treaty. So, and is this part of the thing that all of the countries own part of Antarctica? That Antarctica has been split? Yes. And various countries have control of different parts of Antarctica. Yeah. Is that right? Well, it's kind of that, but it's more of a treaty that we can't do, we can't do something without getting the yes from everybody else. Right, okay. But you can't just go there.
16:46Declan Donnelly:So say if you were in a boat, and loads of people have made TikToks and stuff about getting to the ice wall, as they call it, and trying to scale the ice wall. And some have kind of made it to the top of the ice wall, but then you don't get any further because you get sent back. And like naval vessels will come and send you back. So you're not allowed. So over the ice wall is where the people from the future live. Right, yeah, the future. There's another civilization there. Do you think David Attenborough knows? David Attenborough must know something. Jemima's got a hand in the air. I heard a conspiracy about David Attenborough that I thought you both might like.
17:19Oh, I've heard this. That David Attenborough is actually God and he's come down because he was fed up with all of us not taking care of the earth and he's come down to try and make us appreciate it more.
17:31Declan Donnelly:I like that. I like it a lot. I'll go with that. I'll go with that. I'll have that. David Attenborough is God. That's a good tattoo. so if I don't agree with the tattoo ideas that come through I'm just going to get that David Alambrose God and his tactic for making us appreciate was just making loads of dogs yeah well you would though wouldn't you yeah that's how you reach the most people art changes the world art does change the world what other way to reach the people than through television that's why we do it so we demigods yeah yeah thanks okay angels cherubs ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Art and for us cherubs yeah that's a good tattoo David Attenborough they'd use cherubs either side yeah we'll take that so we're not having the dingoes no yeah we've digressed a lot no I'm not having the dingoes because we all know everybody who knows the internet knows that the secret civilization and UFOs and everything that is reserved is in Antarctica this one is specifically to you although I will comment if I feel it is needed thoughts on matcha Ah, well, as a green tea connoisseur, I'm not a big fan.
18:42Why? I don't get it. It's a bit too much. I know some people think that green tea is a bit of an acquired taste, which I agree with when you first start, but matcha's a different level. It's rotten. It is horrible.
18:54Declan Donnelly:No, but I don't like it. I know a lot of people do like it, but... I've never had a good one. I've tried it loads. With the kids, my daughter used to drink it. She went through a period of drinking it loads. but then even then when she drank it she would always have something in it yeah of course because it's foul no I'm not no we're not having it I don't understand I don't understand why people drink it is it for health benefits I guess so yeah it's like less of a caffeine like intense caffeine hit I think alright okay slower release I bet you like matcha I love it I knew it I knew it oh yeah because I'm really trendy I live in a trendy part of London and I'm part of the trendy me just set and I drink matcha this next bit is brought to you by Gemini Google's AI app so it's a discussion topic which isn't in the jar but because the jar is open I think we can discuss it oh go on remember a couple of weeks ago when I talked about how good I am at packing yes but that's for like a weekend but for longer trips like the summer holidays when I'm going to Portugal or when we go to Australia or when we go to Australia we're there for four or five weeks that is tricky So I thought I'd use Gemini to find the best way, the most efficient way to pack for a long period of time.
20:09Declan Donnelly:That is a great idea. Gemini, can I have smart ways to cut the luggage weight? Buy your toiletries at a Portuguese supermarket on arrival. That's a great idea. I've never thought of that before. Pack for one week and do laundry halfway through. Pack ultra thin Turkish towels. That's a good idea too. Two hours on a flight though. It's quite a long time with a two-year-old. Can I borrow that for a second? Gemini, what are a few small and light items that I can pack that are guaranteed to keep a toddler quietly entertained without making noise that disturbs the rest of the cabin? For a toddler on a flight, the secret is finding items that are mess-free and don't make any noise.
20:50You could pack a roll of painter's tape, which is fantastic for sticking things down and peeling off easily without leaving any residue, or some suction cup spinners that stick to the tray table. I think the child would prefer the tape. I think I would not prefer the tape. I'm going to end up around my head, isn't it?
21:08Declan Donnelly:Now, you're always late for things. So I thought this is a good one for Gemini. Don't call that face. Gemini, I live about an hour away from the airport by call. Flight to Portugal is 2 p.m. So I need some buffer time. Build me a foolproof plan for a calm pre-flight trip. This is good. Oh, there's a reverse engineer timeline for a 2 p.m. flight. The last chance sweep a lockup at 9 a.m. Teens, double check their own tech charges and passports. Load the car now. Do not leave loading until departure window. 9.30, departure from the house. Leaving now gives you massive, massive safety net. 10.30, you arrive at the airport.
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21:46Declan Donnelly:Park the car, gather the bags, get everyone into the terminal shuttle if you use an off-site parking. 11 a.m., check in and security. Drop the bags. You're now officially inside the airport system with zero risk of missing the flight. Midday, find a sit-down restaurant, feed the toddler a proper meal, not airport snacks, and let the teens use the Wi-Fi. This kills the pre-flight anxiety. 1.15, move to the gate. Gates usually close 30 to 40 minutes before departure. Walk down early so you aren't rushing a two-year-old. That was more for me because I put the ages of my family in. But I think for you, it's good to build in this as a structure for just working and life.
22:27To get by day to day.
22:28Declan Donnelly:Yeah. I think the reverse timeline though is the absolute way forward. It is. To work it out when you're going to leave, when you've got to do what you've got to do and get out of there. I love that. I'm implementing that. I'm having that. With Gemini, you can chat live with a truly helpful AI assistant. You can jump in, get some travel tips, ask for more details, or even show what you're talking about by sharing your screen or camera as well. It's there for a real chat, not just a quick question and done. Download the Gemini app today to unlock the power of Google AI on your phone. Check responses, setup required, compatibility and availability varies.
23:03Declan Donnelly:18 plus. This is from Milana. Would you ever start a fragrance brand? Not in a creepy way, but you two always smell absolutely amazing. And it was one of the first things I noticed about you. That's very kind of you. I thought it had finished before you read on. Would you ever start a fragrance brand not in a creepy way? That's not the question I was going to say. Just don't make the advert too creepy. We hadn't thought about it, but we do like a good fragrance. We do like an aftershave. We do appreciate a good smell. You could have it attached to the calendar. So you buy the calendar that we're going to do and you get your fragrance.
23:46Scratch and sniff.
23:47Declan Donnelly:Sounds weird, doesn't it? At the index, scratch and sniff calendar. Here's the thing. Do you have like a summer smell, a winter smell, a holiday smell? I do have more of a summer fragrance than the rest. Like Oudwood I like, but that's quite autumn, winter. Yeah. So then I do like more of an Aquatic Palmer-y kind of summery vibe. Nice. And as we all know, I like Louievae, but that's more of a summer smell. But I've run out of it. Can't buy myself any. No, you can't. That's not necessity. Go on, what's your rotation? I have a seasonal rotation. I have a seasonal. I have an autumn smell. I have a summer smell and name names I have a Christmas spell Brute smell smell got a Christmas smell Brute Imperial spice yes Imperial leather yeah that's it Christmas when I get back from Australia I start wearing it immediately and I finish probably like January the 3rd 4th date date date some matter they do to me Fahrenheit do you know the Fahrenheit yes quite an old fashioned that's what I wear Christmas my Christmas smell makes me think of Christmas was it smell of Christmas to deck Christmas tangerines cinnamon-y oh lovely it's quite fresh but I find it quite Christmasy turkey does smell of turkey cranberry that's me that's me before the Faraday smell quite a bit of turkey and then the summer I don't actually have a current summer smell I need a new summer smell and then the rest of the time is La Labo Santel 33 do you know what I do always have in my cupboard is Brut you do not I do I swear to God I do.
25:22Declan Donnelly:I really like the smell of it. It reminds me of Christmas growing up, but it's really quite fresh. And soapy sounds weird. I know, clean. Like clean. Brute 33. Yeah, honestly. Every now and again, I've just shaved and I just want to smell better, but I'm not going out anywhere. It's like it's a good house aftershave. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, just to feel quite fresh. That is my house aftershave. That's good. Yeah. Try it. Let's bring it back. Let's get it trended. What would you call your combined to smell? Decan't. Decanter. Decan't. Decanter. Decan't. And then I go first for once. Yeah, I'll give you that.
26:04I'll give you that. You give us the fragrance.
26:06Declan Donnelly:Decanter by Antonek. Decanter. It's good. And the bottle is the shape of a horse cantering. Oh, no, no, no, no. It should be like a decanter, like a... Like a wine decanter or something. The horse would be a more fun bottle shape, no? it's very expensive what horse shit bottles yeah yeah I mean did some research into this yeah oh it's very expensive for your bottom line that you'd be sitting there we've sold tons and tons of aftershave but those bottles are costing us a fortune guys what does being cool mean what does being cool mean I presume we're not talking temperature here if you saw someone and thought they're cool what is paint them what do they look like they look like you i think cool comes from within it's not what they're how they're dressed or how they have their hair done it's about their confidence and how they carry themselves and their aura and demeanor and how comfortable they are in their own skin and how self-assertive they are And good trainers.
27:13Declan Donnelly:They have to wear good trainers. They have to have cool trainers. They do. And a cool haircut. But yeah, I mean, there's your stereotype of cool, you know, when, but that changes so quickly. And each generation will have a different definition of what cool looks like, what cool sounds like, what cool smells like, what cool is. but if you're just confident in who you are and if you're kind of easy going with it you don't wear it too heavily then yeah I think cool and fashionable are two different things yeah our manager when we first when we first got into show business said to us guys don't try and be cool just because he's like cool cool doesn't last you know fashion doesn't last it moves on so you don't want to be cool you want to be around for a long time like yeah no problem you can count on us consider it done but by the fact that you don't try and be cool because of fashion's changing you will be in and out of fashion whether you like it or not so it's it's irrelevant mostly out sometimes in for a brief brief second in the 90s okay last one for the day I've got a chunky one and I've got another one of these as well
28:37Madison Owen asks, do you think our dreams have hidden meanings? Thanks for watching.
28:44Declan Donnelly:Good night. Some common dreams, losing your teeth, being naked, flying, being chased, not being prepared for an exam, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Do you think they have hidden meanings? Well, I think the science of sleep is, isn't it? that is it not that when you're asleep it's your your mind and your body sorting things out is it is it stop saying it isn't it at the end of it just if it's a if you think it's a fact then say it don't second guess it all the time okay okay so when you're asleep what do you think I think I think it's your mind and your body sorting things out isn't it and And so that's what dreams are.
29:31It's your mind sorting things out, putting it into little boxes, into your memory box, into this little box over here, into your wellbeing box. So it's just sorting out those thoughts. Isn't it? No, and that's what your dreams are. That's what your dreams are. And what if you dream of stuff
29:48Declan Donnelly:that isn't in memory? Yes. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. You know what I mean? We often dream about stuff that hasn't necessarily happened to us. I had a weird dream. That's just broken my dream. I had such a weird dream last night what happened this is really it was full of celebrities honest to god right we were at a do and Rod Stewart was there and he had his leg up and he had no shoes and socks on right no that was that was the King's Trust 50th element he's obviously on my mind because I saw him a couple of weeks ago at the King's Trust yeah so he had one leg up he had no shoe and sock on one foot and he had his trouser leg rolled up what was his feet like lovely really nice 4.9 on a feet of media Wikifeets Wikifeets no I thought Feetipedia was better and pedicure I said are you alright Rod oh yeah he said I've just got a bit of a sore leg I was like right that's weird he said he said but I'm away to Wembley after this I goes alright he says yeah we're taking Michael Michael who well well Michael who you ask he went yeah we're taking Michael he says he said they finally let him in Michael who?
30:57I looked over
31:02and Michael Ball was singing a song Michael Ball was singing a song Michael Ball was singing he had a brown suit on and Michael Ball into your head and I don't like it Michael Ball was singing a song with Jack Weishol Jack Weishol was this not the soccer in rap party? it could have been he had his arm around around Michael Ball, Jack White, all the way that.
31:27Declan Donnelly:And Bradley Walsh was just milling around. It is the Soccerade Rampo. Was it the night of Soccerade you had this dream? Yeah. It might be my break of compartmentalising. Oh my God. But I don't know why Rod Stewart was taking Michael Ball to Wembley and why he had finally been let in. I don't know. They finally let him in. Oh God. Right. On that bombshell. Right. There you go. That's it for this week's Discussion Jar. Send them in. We do like this episode a lot. We do go down round holes. Make sure you check out What's Beyond Antarctica and if you find out, let us know. But in the meantime, Respect Guys!
32:03Declan Donnelly:Respect Guys! See you Thursday for the main part. Bye! Bye! Honest to God, you're stinging.
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This week, the discussion jar is back, and the boys dive into what lies beyond Antarctica, the art of raw dogging flights, and what exactly makes someone ‘cool’.
Plus, Ant reveals his seasonal fragrance rotations, while Dec admits he’s been dreaming about Rod Stewart.
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