Ant’s World Record Attempt, Dec’s Favourite Welsh Word & Some Iconic Guest Moments! 

16 Aug 2026 · 38 min · 21 chapters

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In short

A Monday bonus episode compiling highlights from the last seven months, mixing comedy games, guest moments, challenges, and Welsh-word banter. Key claims/examples: Ant attempts a Guinness World Records challenge—most bananas peeled and eaten in one minute; the minimum to beat is eight, but he’s discounted one banana and only achieves one, so he’s unsuccessful. They also play “missing lyrics” with Perrielle, where kids mishear lines (e.g., “For you, I peed myself dry” = “For you, I…” from Coldplay’s Yellow; “I popped out my tit” = “I popped out my… tits” misheard). Charlotte answers a Ted Lasso question incorrectly (“Biscuit” vs the correct “Oklahoma”).

Guest backgrounds

Perrielle (fellow Geordie; singer/performer; Little Mix lyric mishearing experience). Dr. Gammie’s 10.1 (Jack; parenting/relationship discussion; beard/hairless-from-neck-down; married 10 years).

Notable examples

Gemini golf-swing ratings (“Dex” 2/8, “you” 3/8); Welsh word segment (podlediad/niewith; “grandilch”); Ant’s dadhood discussion and parenting reflections.

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Ant's World Record Attempt

2:28 to 3:54

Ant discusses his attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most bananas peeled and eaten in one minute.

“We could have a look back at some of the best bits from the last seven months of Monday.”

Ant's Attempt Results

3:54 to 6:40

The outcome of Ant's world record attempt is revealed, leading to humorous reactions.

“I really want you to get my name in the years.”

Voice Note from Alan Shearer

6:40 to 7:40

Alan Shearer sends a voice note with a fun question about superpowers.

“You eat one banana quicker than that, like, ordinarily in the car.”

Superpower Discussion

7:40 to 9:48

The hosts and guest discuss various superpowers they would choose.

“And have you got wings or just webbed arms?”

Anticipation for the Guest

9:48 to 10:49

The hosts eagerly await a special guest while discussing past podcast topics.

“Please welcome the very special guest that is fellow Geordie.”

Introduction of the Guest

10:49 to 11:50

The special guest, Perrielle, joins the podcast and shares her background.

“We spend a lot of time on this podcast talking about misheard lyrics.”

Misheard Lyrics Discussion

11:50 to 12:33

The hosts and Perrielle discuss common misheard lyrics in songs.

“At seven years old and aspiring to be a pop star, which sadly didn't work out, I thought I would rehearse a song and proudly perform it to my family.”

Funny Misheard Lyrics

12:33 to 14:03

The group shares funny misheard lyrics submitted by listeners, leading to laughter.

“He smiled at me on the subway, but he was with another man.”

Playful Banter and Game Introduction

14:03 to 15:10

Ant and Dec engage in playful banter about a game involving 'popping out' phrases.

“Oh, no, I'm never going to sing these songs the normal way ever again.”

Tense Game Moment with Charlotte

15:10 to 16:57

Tension builds as Charlotte risks her winnings in a game for a prize.

“She wants the other three, but most of all, she wants the day star prize, which is that CD player to play the CDs on.”
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Discussing Parenting and Relationships

16:57 to 19:29

Ant and Dec share personal stories about their fathers and parenting styles.

“no it's the wrong answer God's sake God's sake what did you mean there?”

Parenting Challenges and Realizations

19:29 to 20:23

They discuss the relentless nature of parenting and how it shifts perspectives.

“So I was kind of on my walks and reading it and all that.”

Sharing Heartwarming Parenting Moments

20:23 to 21:40

Ant recounts a touching moment assembling furniture with his child.

“And I have not had that moment with Elsie.”

Struggles with DIY and Emasculation

21:40 to 22:35

Ant humorously discusses his struggles with assembling a dollhouse and feeling emasculated.

“I am a bit of a beta male, as you might know this about me.”

Humorous Exchanges about Welsh Language

24:29 to 25:14

Ant and Dec engage in a humorous discussion about Welsh words and phrases.

Exploring the Fun of Welsh Words

25:14 to 28:00

They continue their playful exploration of Welsh phrases and accents.

“it's a crisp just one crisp and we've got the crisp we do it it's still good it looks exactly the same was when it first got here.”

Discussion on YouTube and Parenting

28:00 to 28:59

Ant and Dec discuss their experiences with YouTube and take a deeper question about fatherhood.

“Tannis Greveuch Ian Chanel YouTube Ian Chanel YouTube There you go YouTube Yeah stop the YouTube thing Just stop it Just say YouTube like you normally say YouTube YouTube No just say YouTube How do you do that?”

The Joys of Fatherhood

29:00 to 30:59

Ant shares his heartfelt experiences and revelations about becoming a dad.

“Yeah, it is the best, the absolute best being a dad.”

Selflessness in Parenting

31:00 to 32:08

Ant and Dec reflect on how having children changes one's perspective and fosters selflessness.

“I wish I'd done it earlier and I wish I'd had 10.”

Lighthearted Banter and Games

32:09 to 35:57

The hosts engage in playful banter and games while discussing their experiences.

“their happiness is more important to me than my happiness I mean they get in your nose sometimes oh god almighty I remember the good old days before I had them why have you got a left because Because my left is weaker.”

Lighthearted Banter and Games

36:57 to 37:40

The hosts engage in playful banter and games while discussing their experiences.

“And the UPS Store is here to help you ace arriving on campus.”
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1:35Oh, hi guys. Hi everybody.

1:38Ant McPartlin:Hi everybody. Welcome back to The Hangout for another hanging out with him and me here on a Monday for a bonus ep. Love a bonus ep, don't you? I love a bonus ep. I love them. It's a little cheeky bonus, isn't it, on a Monday morning? They come in all shapes and sizes. They really do. As we did on Thursday, we looked back at some of the best moments from the last seven months of our main pod. today, Monday shows are always a bit different, aren't they?

1:59Declan Donnelly:They are. So we've had Discussion Jar. Mystery Door. Mystery Door.

2:03Ant McPartlin:We've had Fire Pile or Shred. Yes. Ant's World Record Attempt. We've had your... We've had Challenge Ants. We've had your Oist Notes. On the big yellow banana phone. So Monday's shows are all a little bit different. Always a little bit different.

2:17Declan Donnelly:A little bit spicy.

2:18Ant McPartlin:A little bit woo. Spice it up. A little bit sexy and nice. Whoa. So I thought today we could have a little look back at some of the best bits from the last seven months. You've got to be more control. There you go. Ooh, that was thrown in with gusto. We could have a look back at some of the best bits from the last seven months of Monday. Bonus Eps. Yes, please. Should we do that? Yes, please. Here we go. Enjoy.

2:44Ant McPartlin:Today, Ant will be speed eating. Yes! I love hot dogs. I love hot dogs. But I tell you what, though, that's hard. You will be attempting the Guinness World Records title for the most bananas peeled and eaten in one minute. Peeled and eaten in one minute. Peeled and eaten. I love bananas, Will, but you knew that, Will. You knew that. That's why you picked me. What is the current record, Stanila? The current record to be is eight bananas. Right. I'm going to give you a clear countdown from three. I'm sweating you out. He said you'd be sweating. He hasn't even opened a banana yet. Okay. Can I start with one of my hands?

3:21No. I don't know, Will. ads flat on the table flat on the table what is this like a girl I'm going to draw me God like a cowboy western this is so good oh it's flat on the table oh my god I can't wait stop it because your throat constricts when you're nervous relax just relax relax I can't wait relax just relax just relax and chat just relax and chat I can't wait to watch this on the telly this is so good on Bella Box here Yeah. I'm a little bit. Good. Okay. Hang on. What are you counting me down from? I'm counting you down from three. Three. That's five. You are five with five. Okay. Three. Why do you need five?

4:05Three's not even a breath. Ah. It's hurt me now. It's hurt me now. Oh, my God. This is so good. Right. Good luck. Thank you, Dave. I really want you to get my name in the years. Get your name in. Oh, I'm nervous now. Don't be thoughts constricted. That's the moment. Don't be relaxed. Relax. Just relax.

4:29Just relax. Just relax. Just relax. Bananas. Bananas. My God. Ready, Will? Yeah. Come on, mate. We're going to move on. What are you doing on this table? You're just nervous. Right, come on. This is an official attempt.

4:51Still. What are you doing? It's official. Oh, God. In five, four, three, two, one, go. Oh, he's off.

5:02Ant McPartlin:He's off. First one. It's a good peel. Oh, no. He's Mr. Pitt. He's dropping the banana. They're dropping his banana on the table. He's always first in a laughter. Come on. Come on.

5:14Ant McPartlin:Into the second banana now. This is another good peel. He's shod an empty mouth to Will and goes in for the second banana. Half of it is gone. The other half. Gone. It's not hard.

5:3030 seconds remaining. Oh, my God, it's up to you.

5:38He peels the third. Peels the third. And his girlfriend. That's a good one. But, yeah. You're too hard, Will. What are you doing for that? 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 7, 1. Ah, did he do it? Did he do it? Did he do it? Will. Today. Put us out of that mission. Did he do it? Today, you were attempting the official Guinness World Records title for the most bananas peeled and eaten in one minute. The minimum to beat was eight. Did he do it, Will? Did he do it? Unfortunately, I did have to discount one of the bananas. Why? And I can confirm you achieved one banana. So unfortunately, you are unsuccessful today.

6:40Oh, my God. You eat one banana quicker than that, like, ordinarily in the car.

6:45Declan Donnelly:Even though it was sprung upon me today, I feel dejected, upset, ganged up on. What went wrong? I only ate one but I'm having a minute. Well, actually I ate one, tried to get on my fourth, but you discounted one.

7:04Hello boys, it's Alan Shearer. Hope you're well. My question is, if you had a superpower, what would it be? P.S. Dick, you can't say to be five inches taller.

7:21Yes, Al! Yes, big Al! Even though it's Alan Shearer, I'll still smash his face in. Firstly, Alan Shearer has just left us a voice note.

7:33Ant McPartlin:And fainted and fell off his chair. That's amazing. Are you still there, Al? Love, big Al. Are you still there? what a treat that is what a bloody treat I know and he's busy at the moment he's very busy at the minute in the middle of the World Cup and everything good lad Al go on go on Al so you can't be five inches taller can't be five inches taller can I be five inches shorter impossible what are you all laughing for you laughed so much you snorted there didn't you Sam you snorted funny as snorted on the podcast I would be invisible to be fair you guys are famous so that's not a superpower though no but to be invisible yes it's anonymous you guys don't have to experience yeah oh the curse

8:26Declan Donnelly:well mangy you should have seen us in New York nobody knows how to do who we are in America so we were pretty invisible there

8:33Ant McPartlin:and to be able to fly can I have one do you have to choose one or the other

8:36Declan Donnelly:no only one

8:37Ant McPartlin:only one Okay, I'll fly. Oh, where? Everywhere. Here, back home, flying everywhere. I'm not sitting in traffic anymore. And have you got wings or just webbed arms? Just like Superman. I've got a cape. Oh, fine. Have you got wings or just webbed arms? What do you mean webbed arms? Like a dragon? Like a bat. Like a bat? I was thinking, how? Yeah. He's actually flying. Why did you not think of Superman when you thought of flying? Well, just a webbed creature.

9:08Declan Donnelly:wings is fun though wings is fun wings is fun hard to dress yeah it would be very hard to dress yeah I think fly as well definitely yeah yeah because being super like if you're super strong just try to think of the other superhero

9:23Ant McPartlin:x-ray vision

9:24Declan Donnelly:traits or like what's it called from X-Men where you can mind power mind control telepathy that's good yeah mind control's good is that a superpower mind control well it can be what other superpowers are there pause and time that's a good one that's a good one pause in time wow Alan Shearer good question Al good question there was a lot of debate what would yours be by the way Alan it's just Alan Shearer super Al yeah I suppose super Alan Shearer right we should get cracking and wait hopefully for a knock on the door which will signify our very special guest coming in to the studio that knock is not happening but I will keep talking about it until that knock does happen.

10:11Declan Donnelly:Still not there. Still no knock at the door. Oh, there it is. There it is, right. Shall I get it? Yes, please. Okay. I'm excited. Please welcome the very special guest that is fellow Geordie. It's Perrielle. Hello, how are you? Hi. Come on in. How are you? Come on in. How are you? Very nice. Have you been here? Yes, you are. That's a very nice surprise. and it's not always great at surprises. Oh, really? But this is a great surprise. It is a very good surprise. So I was up in Newcastle and I have been up in Newcastle seeing the family, seeing my daughter, who's at uni there. And I was like, we've got to get more Geordie guests on the podcast.

10:49Declan Donnelly:We're lacking in Geordies. Nice. Okay. We spend a lot of time on this podcast talking about misheard lyrics. We've done a little bit of time on this last week, I think it was, two weeks ago. A couple of weeks ago. And it's far more common than you think. Oh, yeah. I'm sure you must have. Have you ever had that with any of your stuff? Little Mix's stuff? Oh, all the time. Shout out to my eggs. No way. Such a popular one. Yeah. Shout out to my eggs. I mean, I get it because it kind of sounds like that. Yeah. But yeah, I do it a lot with lyrics as well myself. Oh, I do. I'm terrible at it. Yeah, I'm so bad.

11:23Declan Donnelly:We have had some suggestions sent in. Okay, love it. Which you don't know about and you don't know about. So I'm going to read you the line. Right. And you've got to tell me what you think the actual lyric is. Okay. on what the song is.

11:35Ant McPartlin:I often think do songwriters get offended by this when you go, you know, you've poured over your lyrics and every word that you've written. I mean, I guess it's your own fault for not enunciating. Very good point. Do you know what I mean? Yes.

11:46Declan Donnelly:You've got to go yourself to blame. In the booth. Okay, so this one, For you, I peed myself dry.

11:54Ant McPartlin:Oh, this is Coldplay. Yes. For you, I peed myself dry. Yellow by Coldplay. That's it. Hi, guys.

12:05Declan Donnelly:At seven years old and aspiring to be a pop star, which sadly didn't work out, I thought I would rehearse a song and proudly perform it to my family. Oh, no. So, like, my list is good already. The lyrics that she sang were, I saw an angel called Adam Shaw. Oh, I saw an angel called Adam Shaw. That's Blundy. James Blunt. James Blunt. You're beautiful. You're beautiful, yes. I saw an angel called Adam Shaw. That was a good one. He smiled at me on the subway, but he was with another man. Oh, it makes sense. It does make sense. Adam Shaw was with another man. Adam Shaw was with another man. No wonder you'd be annoyed.

12:44That was from Chloe Benta from Southport. Oh, that's really cute. Do you want another one? Yeah, go on then. I like this.

12:51Declan Donnelly:So this is from Lindsay in Teesside. Middlesbrough fan, don't hold it against her. Come on. Her nana used to sing this. Uh-huh. The lyrics are, you're the wobbly dog. You are the wobbly dog. Okay, you've thrown me over that one. Is it you're the wobbly dog or you are the wobbly dog? You are the wobbly dog. You are the wobbly dog. So I know it's slightly different. You're the wobbly dog. You are the wobbly dog. I know what this is. Is it? Ooh, ooh, ooh. Honey, the wobbly dog. You are the wobbly dog. Honey, the wobbly dog. you're the one that I want from Greece it's the title of the song yeah you're the wobbly dog you are the wobbly dog ooh ooh ooh honey oh that's really cute but it's literally the name of the song stick on the one that I want you're the one that I want yeah it's called the one that I want oh it's the song from Greece I would know that yeah that's true actually it's the song from Greece I've got one last one go on then I love it this is from Helen in Basildon my favourite Miss Hood lyric At the moment, I popped out my tit.

14:02I'm never going to get that. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I'm trying not to give it away, yeah. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I don't know what that is. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit. I popped out my tit.

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14:28That is the best one. That's the best one. You win. She wins. Helen in Buzzellin, you win. That's the best one. Thank you for popping out your tits. I'm winning the missing lyrics. Put it away. I popped out my tits. Oh, no, I'm never going to sing these songs the normal way ever again. Ever. That's so good.

14:55Charlotte Jacket, Charlotte Jacket Charlotte Jacket, Charlotte Jacket Charlotte Jacket, Charlotte Jacket

15:08Charlotte Jacket

15:09Ant McPartlin:You join us at a very tense moment here in the studio. Charlotte has won seven of the ten. She's decided to gamble. She wants the other three, but most of all, she wants the day star prize, which is that CD player to play the CDs on. otherwise she won't be able to listen to them. She'll have to use them as coasters. Very nice coasters. Very nice coasters. Charlotte, how confident are you in your killer question today? Well, with the way it's been going. Yeah, yeah.

15:38Declan Donnelly:I'd say be very confident. I feel confident. I feel good about this one. But you never know. This could be the one I just know. We say that limberless win all the time. This could be the one I just know. The fighting talk has come back, has it? Yeah, it has actually.

15:53Ant McPartlin:Well, this is a very tense moment. As I said, you never know. This knowledge might just be in there. It might be just hiding behind the big fella and the little fella who hosts the new movie years. Stop saying big fellas and little fellas in my ear. The score is 7-3. This, for today's star prize, let's have today's killer question. In the Apple TV series, Ted Lasso, which was... Hang on, can you just pause there a second? What was that noise? Is that a good noise or a bad noise? That was a bad noise. I watched two seasons of it. Okay, okay, okay. That's okay. Okay. That's okay. Okay. Start again, Charlotte.

16:35Ant McPartlin:Okay. In the Apple TV series, Ted Lassi. Mm-hmm.

16:43Which word do Ted and Rebecca use when wanting to know the answer to a question truthfully?

16:50Declan Donnelly:your time started Biscuit oh my goodness guys where did you pull that from? is it right? no it's the wrong answer God's sake God's sake what did you mean there? God's sake Sean is the winner

17:15you're fake you're fake you're fake you are your fake You're thick, you're thick, you're thick, you're thick, you're thick, you're thick. Oh, God, this is even worse than it was back in the day. I've got kids watching this. I'm embarrassed. It's like your worst nightmare. How cheap is that dunces hat, by the way? Very cheap. If we ever do this again, we have to spend money on dunces hat. I think it was at least cardboard before. I'm itching already.

17:45Declan Donnelly:What was the answer? Oklahoma. Oklahoma. Because I remember that she loved his biscuits. He brought her biscuits all the time. Biscuits for the boss. Yeah, yeah. Biscuits for the boss. Yeah, of course. There's a knock on the door. There's a knock on the door. There's a knock on the door. So I get it. Do you want to get it? Yeah, you get it. It's Dr. Gammie's 10.1. How's good looking, though? Thank you. I'm just as tall. How are you, Jack? I own line of underpants, yeah. Don't you? You should. How are you? You should. Come on in. Happy to see you. Come and have a seat. And I just met your beard.

18:15She's safe. You know? Been happily married for 10 years. Lovely, lovely beard. You've got a good beard. I've got a good beard, but I'm hairless from the neck down. Are you? Are you? Larry, our hairdresser, gives me the whole, the Jack Back and Sack, he calls it. I'm like a dolphin.

18:33Ant McPartlin:The Jack Back and Sack. Is your parenting style very, very different from your father's? Well, I haven't started a boarding school yet. There was a yet, though.

18:42Declan Donnelly:Yeah, yet. Yeah, there was a yet. Yeah, yet. do they do boarding nurseries is that a thing it's an idea it's an idea there's money in it I have a really good relationship with my dad yeah and I just look back and I'm like I can't quite work out how there was a lot of nannies there was a lot of boarding school when did I see him maybe that was the kid maybe that's it he's best in small doses to be fair and yeah we may be made up for it later you know Ed's travelled the world together and spent a lot of time with each other So maybe that was the best way around.

19:18Ant McPartlin:I did that thing where I got, you know, there's all those parenting books and there's that one, the book you wish your parents had read and your children will thank you that you did. Yes, yeah, I bought that. It's a long title, isn't it? It was really long. I did it on audiobook. So I was kind of on my walks and reading it and all that. And I got to a point, I switched it off and went, I'm never going to be able to do this. There's just so much to remember. There's so much to do and how to react in every situation. But if you read all those books and listen to every podcast, you would terrify yourself.

19:49You'd think there's absolutely no way you'd be capable of doing it. But most people seem to be pretty good at stepping up to it. I think it's hilarious. And I was probably that person as well in my friendship group. But I've got another friend who's recently just told me that he's having a baby. I was like, how the hell is that going to work? But it will. And the baby will come along and he'll be amazing. And he'll step up to it. and yeah you find something from within yourself and it does change you as well like instantly it's it's it's crazy isn't it like the minute that your baby comes along like it changes your whole like outlook and perspective and yeah your whole personality so it's yeah yeah i've loved it

20:29Ant McPartlin:i remember when we had isla and we were maybe like six seven days in we got home from the hospital got back and we were home six seven days and then woke up one morning it was a particularly bad night and I remember turning to Ali and going oh it's relentless isn't it like I don't know what I expected yes relentless it's like for the rest of your life when do we get the weekend off oh it's relentless isn't it yeah it's having a kid but you're right wouldn't change it I had a wonderful

20:56Declan Donnelly:moment yesterday where we bought him a little table and chairs for his playroom I was trying to put it together and kind of I had all the instructions I had all the pots on the ground and he was coming around getting involved and I was getting involved you're getting involved like just moving all the instructions around and hiding the allen key and picking up the screws so I was like what I said Wilder why don't you go and get your tools and you can help daddy and for once he listened went to the other room brought his little wooden toy kit put it down next to me sat down got out a screwdriver so I copied what I was doing and was just kind of doing that on the bit of wood next to me I was like this is it this is everything the best that's the best I wish I had that moment with Elsie.

21:39And I have not had that moment with Elsie. Okay. Okay. I'm getting a toolkit. I am a bit of a beta male, as you might know this about me. And I find it, at the best of times, quite emasculating that if something goes wrong in the house, there's a lovely guy called Daniel. And he has to come and help do the manly tasks around the house. so anything that goes wrong from you know something breaking or a pipe burst to a light bulb going out i have to get a man around okay i have to get a man around to be the man in the house but i've now discovered that there is there is a sort of boss level of emasculation which is roxy recently bought a doll's house for elsie that i could not construct i had to get a man out to make the child's dollhouse for my daughter.

22:30What am I? I'm always a bit of a mistake. Me and Wilder will come round, father and son. I'm going to talk it, he's going to talk it. The Parliament's done. Here they come. Dodgy cowboys.

22:44Declan Donnelly:This next bit is an advert for Gemini, Google's AI app. I wonder who the viewers think is better at golf, me or you? Probably me. Why would you say that?

22:55Ant McPartlin:Lower centre of gravity.

22:57Declan Donnelly:Yeah, that doesn't work.

22:58Ant McPartlin:The whole you are, the better. Shall we see who has got the best swing at the moment? Yeah. We could use Google Gemini. Okay. See who's got the best swing. Go on, stand up there then. Okay, there you go. Get yourself ready. Do you need any warm-ups, no? No, straight into it.

23:11Declan Donnelly:Gemini, can you rate Dex Golf Swing out of bananas? Eight being the best, zero being the least. Go.

23:23Ant McPartlin:What does Google Gemini say about that? I'd give Dex's swing about two bananas out of eight. What? Okay, do me, do me, do me. No second chances, no second chances. I want to know how to improve. Gemini, rate, and swing out of bananas. Eight being the best, zero being the worst.

23:44I'd give it about three bananas out of eight. Three bananas!

23:47Declan Donnelly:I got three bananas. You got two bananas. Ayo, ayo, ayo.

23:52Ant McPartlin:I mean, neither of us have covered ourselves in glory.

23:54Declan Donnelly:Well, even Stevens, there's a point in it. Bit like golf yesterday. That's so annoying. Point for me today, a point for you yesterday.

24:03Ant McPartlin:With Gemini, you can chat live with a truly helpful AI assistant. You can jump in, get some holiday 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 your responses. Set up required. Compatibility and availability varies. 18 plus. Let's file a pile! Is there a jingle? Let's make one up. All together now. Let's file a pile! Oh, that's shred. Thank you, Fiona.

24:45Ant McPartlin:This is from Three Spoons of Joy. It's a funny name, isn't it? Yeah. Is it Welsh? Like Bethan. Doesn't exist. the funny thing is when you send something via the post office why did you laugh did you read it no I'm just like the funny thing is we'll be the judge of that when you send something via the post office you have to tell them what's inside imagine explaining it's a crisp

25:13it's a what

25:13Ant McPartlin:it's one single crisp it's a crisp just one crisp and we've got the crisp we do it it's still good it looks exactly the same was when it first got here. It's lost some of the order. Has it? Yeah, it has. But none of the texture and none of the form. It's kept its form. Form. F-O-R-M. Form. Form. Form. Form? No, there. Form? No, there. Form. Form. Form, man. Form Form I'm forming in a minute Were you Form I said that Shut up So I said none of this form Why are you laughing I've got the same accent as you Form Form Form Form Form Form Form I said form

26:17Declan Donnelly:None of this screaming It makes a good podcast What are we going to do with that The crisp it's funny it's funny I'm keeping it I'm keeping it we're fine with it yeah it's funny it made me laugh can we learn a bit more Welsh yeah yeah right this will test you so listen to our new podcast I didn't think it would be this complicated so grandilch grandilch listen ar ein ar ein podlediad podlediad that's a good word that's a nice one isn't it podlediad I like saying that And it's that podcast. And then, Niewith. Yeah, so Podlediad is podcast. Niewith. Niewith. Podledad, yeah. The clue to Niewith is in the, why go further than the first three letters?

27:00It's all right, Niewith. You're complicating things here, guys. And Grandelch are in Podlediad, Niewith. Podlediad. Podlediad, Niewith.

27:07Declan Donnelly:And we're using that from now on. Niewith. Pleasurable saying, isn't it? Niewith. Podlediad, yeah. It's like the other joke that people always use is about microwave.

27:16Ant McPartlin:How do you say microwave? Popperty ping. Popperty ping. Is that true? Soish, yeah. But it's a great word. Now, this is a hard one. So subscribe to our YouTube channel. You see, we've decided not to go with YouTube. It's YouTube. YouTube. You just say it with a slightly Welsh accent. YouTube. YouTube. YouTube. No, he said with a Welsh accent. YouTube. What? YouTube. Channel is all right as well. Chanel, that's all right. Chanel. Chanel YouTube. Chanel YouTube. The first half of it is a little bit harder.

27:50Declan Donnelly:Stop it. Stop it Stop it You joke Stop it Tannis Greveuch Tannis Greveuch Tannis Greveuch Tannis Greveuch Ian Chanel YouTube Ian Chanel YouTube There you go YouTube Yeah stop the YouTube thing Just stop it Just say YouTube like you normally say YouTube YouTube No just say YouTube How do you do that? Chanel YouTube Not YouTube Just say it Chanel YouTube YouTube YouTube YouTube I don't know how to say it anymore Very good Next one Next five stop Okay Hi so my question for Antidek is What was it like to be a dad for the first time And did it change you like in any way in a positive way Or hopefully not negative but anywho's I just want to know like a little I thought a deeper question would be quite nice So yeah what was that like Thank you.

28:50Ant McPartlin:Thank you. Thank you, anonymous lady. Very good question. It's a lovely question.

28:55Declan Donnelly:And yeah, it is a bit deeper, but we don't mind that. We can delve a bit deeper.

28:58Ant McPartlin:We can do deep.

28:59Declan Donnelly:We can do that. Yeah, it is the best, the absolute best being a dad. And I was lucky enough to be stepdad to my girls a few years before my son was born. So I feel like I had a really great introduction to fatherhood because I got to be able to talk to them straight away. I could converse with them. I could have fun with them. We could go out and the feedback was immediate. And then when Wilder came along, I got to do all of the baby toddler stuff that I didn't get to do with the girls. So I've had kind of the best of both worlds, really. And it changes you for the better. all of the sleepless nights, the early mornings, the tiredness is worth it.

29:45Declan Donnelly:It's all worth it. It's all worth it. It's the greatest thing I think you can do. It far surpasses anything that we've achieved in our career.

29:54Ant McPartlin:I think it's our biggest achievement. Yeah, I agree. Of everything that we've done professionally. Actually, it's the thing that we've, I think, got the most from, the most satisfaction, most rewarding. And also when they first come along, you don't realize how much they change your life, but for the better, the absolute better. And it's almost like when they do come along, like you've discovered the meaning of life. Yeah. And you find levels of love within you that you didn't realize that were there. And for me, I was lucky enough to have two, have a girl and a boy. and I was a bit worried before Jack came along because I thought, God, am I ever going to be able to love him as much as I love Isla?

30:39Ant McPartlin:Yeah. And do I have to half my love to both of them? Do they both get half of my love? Because she's got it all at the moment and then he came along and you realise then, oh no, you don't half anything. You get double the love. Yeah. It goes again. You reach another level within you that you just find more love for this other little thing. It's the best, best thing ever. I wish I'd done it earlier and I wish I'd had 10.

31:05Declan Donnelly:Yeah. No, yeah, I agree. Yeah, it's true. Maybe not 10. Maybe three. No, I've got three and I'd have more. Was it, who were we talking to one day? Was it Jimmy Cole we were talking to about fatherhood? And he speaks very highly of it as well. And he was saying they're the best time wasters in the world. You put your phone down. Yeah. You're not checking emails. You're not at work. When you're in that company, especially when they're little, little, you can't do anything other than just focus on them. And I find that even with my older girls as well, you know, when I'm with them, I just want to be present.

31:37Yeah.

31:37Declan Donnelly:And just, I want to, I enjoy hanging out with them more than anybody else. You know, they're the most fun. No, but it's true. You know, I like being with them. They make me laugh. They make me cry. They make me everything. It's just, it's wonderful.

31:51Ant McPartlin:The thing that having children forces you to do is to become instantly less selfish because you're there for these other people. and so that goes into your world view you see the whole world in a fresh different way and in a I think a less selfish way yeah I agree

32:06Declan Donnelly:you have to be less selfish because you have to think about you know their happiness is more important to me than my happiness I mean they get in your nose sometimes oh god almighty I remember the good old days

32:18Ant McPartlin:before I had them

32:24why have you got a left because Because my left is weaker. Oh my God. Right, go on, get it on. Okay, but you put the right on then. Is your right weaker? My right is also weaker, but so is my left. This is the thumbnail. I obliterate tonight. I'm wearing it. I'm wearing it. Right, Kirsten, are you... Give me... Right, hang on. Or do you want to start, Dan? Well, I'm going to have to be this side. Oh, Jesus. You get two shots each. Two shots each. Okay. Bye. Three, maybe? No, two. Two! You haven't lost. Shall I go first? Go on, man. What percentage am I allowed here? What are you going to do? Why don't you do a 50, and then we can see how it goes from there.

33:05Okay. Okay? This is 50%. Okay. Hooray! Okay, I can take 100 % of that, definitely.

33:18I look forward to coming back to you. All right. KSI, 50. You want 50? Yes. Okay. Give him six, 75. Okay. I might have to do it like this. Okay. Okay, okay. That's a bit more than yours. Alright, yeah, right. 100%. 100%, 100%. I don't think you've ever hit me before. I don't think I have. Right, okay. Fill it in with the fairground, you know, when you hit the thing, you want to ding. Okay. Oh, that was better. That was a better one. That was better. That was good. 100%. You want a... 100 %? Are you sure? Yeah, just stand behind you in case I fall back. 100 %? 100 %? In case I... Are you sure? Yeah!

34:07Come on. Alright. Ready? Count me down so I can tense. I can't tense a duel! 3... 2... 1... Oh boy! Hey! Where are you going? Where are you going? Right, come on. One more, one more, one more. Come on. Come on. Come on. Move the mics. Move the mic and everything. Jesus Christ. Okay. So this is KSI's third shot. He's not gonna hold on. Why are you twisting like that? That's what you wanna do. He's warming up for it and everything. This is 110%. Oh! Give me a count down. I'm sorry.

34:47Sorry. Didn't count him in. He put him on his back. One. And two. Two, three! Look at me, look at me, look at me. No, it's all over. It's all over. It's all over. It's all over. K.O. K.O. What, am I getting hit? It's good. Do you want to try it? I've got to have a little go. Can I have a little go? A little go. Not the face, no. Not the money maker. No. Come on. What's this, like? 15 %? No, no, no. 50. You can take 50. Go on. Oh, yeah. What was this? What was that? 15. What was that? 20. That's it. You won't hit him twice! Oh God! Oh yeah! He's having it on! He's having it on! He's having it on!

35:35He lost the thing and got hit twice!

35:42Good Lord! I wish I'd have lost! Flimberneck! You silly goose!

35:55that was good wasn't it I love those guys

35:59Ant McPartlin:of course if you want to see any of the full episodes they are all on the Belterbox YouTube channel and of course all episodes are on the podcast platforms wherever you get your podcasts please drop us a follow or a subscription on YouTube please do that would help a lot

36:14Declan Donnelly:would help a lot we mean we can continue to make the show which we love making we do indeed we do Bit of bad news What? We're off for a couple of weeks Are we? I mean, good news and bad news Great news for us Because we're off for a couple of weeks Bad news is for you guys You have to wait a couple of weeks But then we're back With more new episodes We're back in the beginning of September

36:33Ant McPartlin:Yeah For Tea Day Tattoo Day That will be our first episode back So we're going to have a couple of weeks off Before that Was that too loud? Oh, I get to She works in town She loves it Have a great couple of weeks Enjoy your summer We'll see you back here for tea day. Too much? The beginning of September. Until then. Respect guys. Love you. Bye. Have a nice holiday. Come on. What are you doing? I don't think I'm going to go. See you. Bye.

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From the publisher

This week, we’re taking another trip down memory lane and revisiting our favourite moments from our BONUS EPISODES!

We reminisce on Ant’s hilarious Guinness World Record attempt, the Welsh phrase that had Dec in absolute bits, and that argument about accents.

Plus, we look back at some of our most iconic guests, including KSI, Perrie Edwards, Michael Sheen, Jack Whitehall and, of course, the legendary Voice of Alan Shearer!

As ever, keep your letters coming to hangingout@beltabox.com. Sign off your email with the name you'd like us to use. If you'd rather we didn't mention your surname, simply leave it out. And if you'd like a full name shout out, throw the whole thing in there!

--------------------------01:12 - Guinness World Record05:31 - Alan Shearers On The Line08:20 - Perrie Edwards & Misheard Lyrics13:18 - Challenge Ant: Killer Question16:28 - Jack Whitehall on Fatherhood23:05 - “It’s A Crisp”24:58 - Michael Sheen Teaches Welsh26:58 - The Biggest Achievement31:13 - KSI Boxing Match
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