573 - Everybody Has A Price Part 4 - Listener Edition! (Sweat Drinking, Queue Jumping, & Confessing To MURDER)

14 Jul 2025 · 1 h 17 min · 24 chapters

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In short

“Everybody Has a Price” listener edition. The hosts read Reddit-submitted “how much would you do it for” scenarios, mixing serious, silly, and gross prompts. The episode also includes a long recap of a friend’s “10 pubs, 10 challenges” birthday night (including filmed stand-up, awkward interactions, and custom T-shirts), plus a brief discussion of TV show “Four in a Bed.”

Guests

No guests appear in this episode. The main speakers are the hosts (Jack and Alfie) plus Stevie and Jack Smith/Danny Aaron’s manager mentioned as part of the birthday story.

Key claims

Tremphaya ad read claims it treats moderately to severely active Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis with injections or IV infusions every four weeks, with risks including infections, TB screening, and serious allergic reactions. The “Everybody Has a Price” format claims winners are the lowest bid willing to do the task.

Notable examples

spending a year constantly feeling like you need to sneeze; drinking 330 ml of someone else’s sweat (Sydney Sweeney discussed); knocking on a neighbor’s door at 3am to confess to a murder that didn’t happen; and the birthday challenges (stand-up in a pub garden, asking strangers for selfies, pulling pints behind the bar, and wearing offensive “love thy neighbour”/“Love Thomas Suchek” shirts).

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Chapters

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Good Vibes and Coffee Regrets

0:00 to 0:52

The hosts discuss their current vibes and a coffee mishap.

“For adults with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms, every choice matters.”

Good Vibes and Coffee Regrets

1:46 to 4:15

The hosts discuss their current vibes and a coffee mishap.

“I will say, what are they called when little wood goes into it?”

Stevie's Birthday Pub Crawl

4:15 to 7:54

The hosts recount their experience during Stevie's birthday pub crawl.

“He's getting a picture of that Ipswich thing.”

Stand-Up Challenge Awkwardness

7:54 to 11:00

Details about a stand-up performance challenge that went poorly.

T-Shirt Mishap with a Fan

11:00 to 14:01

A humorous encounter involving a misprinted t-shirt at a fan meet.

“Alfie's on the side of the security guard.”

Awkward Encounters and T-Shirt Regrets

14:01 to 20:51

The hosts share a humorous story about an awkward encounter involving a t-shirt and a sensitive topic.

“Jack Litchie walked away as soon as he started talking.”

Binge-Watching 'Four in a Bed'

20:52 to 24:25

Discussion about the reality show 'Four in a Bed' and how it affects the hosts' anxiety.

“Do you think these are the same eyebrows I've had since day dot?”

Airbnb Pricing and Cleanliness Issues

24:26 to 26:40

Engaging dialogue on how cleanliness affects Airbnb pricing and personal experiences with home maintenance.

“How long into an episode, when, with a guest, when you're constantly doing that, do they say something?”

Sneeze Etiquette and Personal Habits

28:00 to 30:20

The hosts discuss their sneezing habits and hygiene practices.

“Because then it doesn't go on your hands, which you're likely to touch other things.”

The Price of Constant Sneezing

30:20 to 32:20

A conversation on the hypothetical cost of enduring constant sneezing for money.

“I think it would have to be like, never work again money.”
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Drinking Sweat: A Distasteful Challenge

32:20 to 37:40

The hosts debate how much they would need to be paid to drink a can of sweat from a chosen person.

“How much money to drink a Coke can-sized can of sweat?”

Confessing to a Nonexistent Murder

37:40 to 41:40

Exploring the absurdity of confessing to a murder that never happened and discussing neighbors.

“No, that does say the one thing is that you can't do your own.”

Neighbourly Confessions and Relationships

42:00 to 46:40

The hosts discuss their relationships with their neighbors, including humorous confessions and anecdotes.

“I thought you were just going to be knocking on your neighbour's door.”

Hypothetical Murder Confessions

46:40 to 50:40

A comedic role-play scenario unfolds where the hosts discuss confessing to a fictional murder at 3am.

“That's less embarrassing than you doing the stand-up.”

The Flies Buzzing Dilemma

56:00 to 58:20

Exploring the bizarre scenario of living with flies buzzing around one's head.

“yeah, fuck that and all day it looks bad doesn't it?”

Alfie's Music Promotion

58:20 to 1:00:50

Discussing how much Alfie would charge for promoting his music on TikTok.

“I've got as much chance as anyone else yeah maybe not everyone else not as much as Alfie who's a beacon of health but still well I don't think I could do this one I think my genetics actually lower my why?”

The Price of Cringe

1:00:50 to 1:03:45

Reflecting on the cringiest moments from brand deals, including a specific Rice Rice Baby ad.

“and I've just said the name and you're cringing, aren't you?”

The Infamous Purge Episode

1:03:45 to 1:06:00

Discussing the unreleased 'Purge' episode and the content that made it controversial.

“But it was probably top three cringiest things I've ever done.”

Queue Jumping Experiences

1:06:00 to 1:10:00

Sharing personal experiences and opinions on queue jumping and social etiquette.

“because my mind's going to stuff that I know you can't have said you just can't have because I know you yeah we didn't say anything mental but it was a bit mental.”

Queue Drama at B&M

1:10:00 to 1:12:29

A humorous recount of a snobby woman's behavior in a store queue.

“There were two queues and it was quite busy.”

Willingness to Skip Queues

1:12:30 to 1:13:44

Discussion on how much money it would take to skip to the front of a queue.

“Basically, in there, they've got these like Five Nights at Freddy's toys, which cost like£15,£20 on Amazon.”

Football Life Reflection

1:13:45 to 1:16:29

Exploration of the personal value of football and what life would be like without it.

“Yeah it does say you can't listen to the radio or watch not play either So third ball is just out out of your life?”

How Much for a Life Without Football?

1:16:30 to 1:16:56

Discussion on the monetary value of giving up football entirely.

“Like, I played in this village five-a-side when I was really young, and there was definitely 60-year-olds playing.”

Back to the Show

1:18:11 to 1:18:37

Return to the main discussion after the advertisement.

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Transcript

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1:41Jack Mates Happy Hour. Hello, guys. Welcome back to Jack Mates Happy Hour podcast. It's Monday. The vibes in the room. I'm gonna let you let you know now quite good we're off to a good start I thought you were gonna say quite good yeah that wasn't you built it up and then said quite good yeah but normally I'd say it's like we start it's like we have to get into it whereas now it's like you're over there looking like all cute and that yeah I'm alright I regret this coffee why because my I've had one sip in the old stomach I don't know if it's psychosomatic hold on are you saying you need to do a poo.

2:20The vibes are quite good. I don't need to do a poo. I take that back. I don't, but I feel like I might soon. That's oat, innit? Almond. Oh. Mm-hmm. Oh, have a go on that. I don't want him to have a sip of mine. Are you having a laugh? No, he's got a nut. almond's all right, mate. Oh, yes, you have a nut. Almond's all right. Almond's a nut, mate. That's nut. Are you having me on? Almond's not a nut, it's a seed. An almond is a nut, mate. No, it's not. Almond's a seed. Are you winding me up or what? Google it. I'm not going to Google his almond. Well, I guess you'll never know then. I've, guys, I've got some bad news.

2:57No. Guess what I've got on my thumb? A blister. I will say, what are they called when little wood goes into it? Splinter. No, I thought it was a splinter. I think it could be a wart. No, that's clearly, I'd see it. Why is that bad news? That's not a wart. I don't give a shit about that. What is that? How is that bad news? I don't give a... Who gives a shit if you've got a wart on your butt? it's not bad news yes it is bad news wait it's hardly news me I don't want to be going around with a fucking warty thumb you'll never see that what is that hmm what is that see that's tough isn't it you can't no doctor can tell that's a blister from what I've not been doing anything have you burnt your thumb bloody lifting pints do you know I did actually burn my thumb there we go hold on I did that's smart for me to see that's a burn How has he figured it out, but you, who burnt your thumb, aren't aware of it?

3:47No, I was taking ravioli out of the oven. Microwave. Microwave. It's a little Italian man. Oven roasted ravioli. Is that a thing? That might be nice. No, we went out on Saturday. Oh, yes. For Stevie's birthday. I heard. The crawl. Yeah. You crawled. Yeah, we did 10 pubs in 10 hours. For a picnic. 10 challengers. Okay. Why were you on the train together this morning, by the way? Pure charm. Mate, it was quite a nice moment. Talk me through it. Talk me through it. Whenever I get a train, which isn't often because most of the time I'll come with you but sometimes I have to, no matter where I'm going on a train, if I pass Ipswich, I will take a photo of the Ipswich sign and send it to Alfie.

4:27We might not have spoken for two weeks. He's getting a picture of that Ipswich thing. Okay, okay. This morning... How often do you reply to that? Every time. Every time. Oh, okay. He loves it. Yeah, I get a lot from it. Why are you taking them here? I just feel like that is just something I'd ignore. Yeah. someone's a better person than you here Alfie okay so I sent it to him this morning and he replied going oh have you just passed through I'm there now and I was like oh my train's still here what when it pulled up yeah as soon as it pulled up I took a photo weren't he no I got on Geyser he already got on I'm pretty quick at getting on yeah right okay so by pure chance he actually got on the same train as me okay not really that crazy of a story considering he lives you asked we didn't give this information no no but I think I build it up and said, mate, it's so cool.

5:12It's not that cool, is it? No, no, he's got the same train. And then he told me about this cruel... Has he told you about the challenges? He told me about a stand-up. That's the only one I've said. Right, listeners. Okay, so we went out for Stevie's birthday. Ten pubs, ten challenges. We had a producer for this one, Jack Smith, Danny Aaron's manager. He came with us. He planned the challenges. We had them in envelopes. so i kind of knew some that were coming i didn't know the others i didn't have to do the challenges stevie did one of the challenges was to perform stand-up to an entire pub garden honestly i was so uncomfortable and before i did it i walk out into this really busy pub garden and my logic i thought you know what i'm just gonna say hi everyone it's my birthday it's always been a dream of mine to do stand-up do you mind if i just do give you some of my one-liners now but as I go to say it I'm thinking I should be on a table really shouldn't I I'm just thinking being in that beer garden trying to enjoy my night and this twat it's been my dream to do Stan I'd be like yeah you're a twat you're annoyed in your head aren't you like I have to do this I'm on my day off there were a couple like sat next to him that couldn't look at him and they kept going like that looking away and I was just like we're ruining their day I didn't go into it thinking they were going to like it well they were jokes that I'd written so I thought you'd blow the roof off well you also said the last joke has to make no sense.

6:37Oh yeah. So you purposefully put in a joke that made absolutely no sense. How did that go down? Horrifically. Exactly as you'd expect. But before I started to do the stand-up, I was like, I need to get everyone's attention. I'll just get up on this table and I genuinely took a step onto the bench, first foot on the table, straight away somebody works there, get down mate. Can't go up there. Like that. Get down. It was horrible. It was horrible. I think the Mr. Bean joke went down a treat though. Yeah, that was the first one I did. They quite liked Jack's Mr. Bean joke. The ATM one did okay. Yeah.

7:06I like that joke. Yeah, that's a good one of yours. Do the laughs for me. What do you mean? So like, how were they laughing? Because they're not like... Do you want me to like... Yeah, like that. Just like a collective sort of... Well, drop me to say a joke and then... I'll say a joke and then you reenact it. Yeah. Don't give it all away. I used to be addicted to ATMs, but now I'm having cash withdrawals.

7:35it wasn't a nice experience it was fucking awful another challenge you have to do was go up to someone on the table and say look i know you've been looking at me for a while like i can tell you know who i am just ask me for a selfie mate what did they say what did they say because i i don't know because i didn't go out i couldn't face my testicles are just they're up in my body yeah yeah weirdly by pure chance the girl went are you called stevie oh no way and then i went yeah and she went i'm called stevie too oh yeah i remember that so that yeah i don't understand what happened there but then i went well let's take a photo then and i made her take the photo on her phone forceful and creepy well i'm doing the challenges i had to wear a shit hat i had to wear a shit t-shirt i had to go behind i had to go and ask if i could pull my own pint behind the bar at a place that was uncomfortable nice though they were lovely yeah yeah that's a nice moment yeah the the worst one was the stand-up and probably yeah and and and they're asking someone to call you famous or whatever it was yeah and the stand-up one the security guard there hated us but hated jack especially for some reason he had me and i found that weird because all i was doing was stood there with the camera going egging me on go on stevie you can do it and he hated me he hated me well you got a message didn't you from a guy that worked from a guy that worked i think why he would hate did he think you were orchestrating all this maybe but when we left he because he was stood there with his arms folded the whole time he didn't tell us off at any point which is you he would be within his right but when i left i went thank you for that mate um yeah sorry about that like it was just you always have to mr chime you can't you can't just leave it he has to like me by the end of this like this night he has to like me i got i said to him thank you mate cheers for that so like sorry about that and he just looked at me and didn't say anything and so i just sort of stopped a bit longer because i couldn't work it out and i went have a good day mate like that oh just leave it and he just still didn't say anything like anything and i just went through to the other room went stevie's just blanked me twice and stevie was playing the piano was that a challenge or are you just oh mike what was it feeling good no no no what's worse is i was quite drunk at this point i couldn't remember how to play a thing i'd hit like three keys and i looked at jack i went i don't know how to play this what you master penis master penis so i got this message the next day from the guy who works there saying, I did tell the security you were fine.

10:21I don't think he liked the look of Jack. Don't know what I was doing, real. I was just having a laugh. Stereotyping you. Yeah, because I'm tall and handsome. Get over it, mate. Not sure that's why he didn't like it, but I don't know why. I was the one having to do the stuff. Yeah, it was good. But for some reason, he just didn't like you. Yeah. Yeah, that is the kind of stuff I would never do without a camera around. No. It's just, I cringed a lot. Did you find it easier because it was being filmed? Oh, a million times over. Attention whore! Well, no, because it's worth doing. That was an attention whore way to say attention whore.

10:54What? How you just said it then. You're not coming for me today. No, absolutely not, mate. I don't like it. No, no, I'm not. I'm just calling Al to see it. Alfie's on the side of the security guard. I'm calling Al to see it. Are you on the side of the security guard? No, actually not. I think he's really rude to you. Thank you. Did you have to go back twice to check if he liked you? I would say I went back once. It was the original chat, and then I went back. So you went back twice? You went back... Maybe. No, you're right. You went back once. But I made it my mission that day to keep saying to other tables, I'm so sorry, guys.

11:25I know we're being really loud. Like, what's wrong with that? What's wrong with that? I think it makes it worse. Does it? We're having a bit of common decency for our fellow man and women. And women. Thank you. I got there before you. Yeah, you did actually. Well done to you as well. I think... What was that thing you did where you, you know, there was like a performer and you showed me how you did a wave to her to be like, do you know what I mean? You were like. Yeah, that was when me and Fee went out for our 10 year anniversary and we was in the hotel and there was the fancy singer and she walked past.

12:02I went, see you later. Bye bye. Like that. Right. And that is giving me vibes of, I'm so sorry about this guys. Well, it's nice to be nice. What's your intention? I don't want them to think that you're doing exactly what you're doing.

12:20Yeah, pretty much. I don't want them to think we're on a laddie pub crawl doing challenges that really just annoy everyone other than us. Yeah, I did feel bad for it. But I would be doing what you're doing, but maybe even worse because I think I would be trying to detach myself from the group and maybe eye rolling. Yeah, that's what I was trying to do. When he went there, I'm so sorry. He's so loud. I just have to take the brunt of it. Yeah. Can I say the thing about the T-shirt? Yeah, you can actually. You can. One of the most horrific things ever happened. So we filmed it. This is all filmed for our website, right?

12:57Yeah. And then I got him some T-shirts made up. So we'll give a little reveal on here. I got a, you know them retro shirts? So it'll be like, maybe it's like Amy Winehouse. There'll be like loads of pictures of Amy Winehouse. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like Amy in Italian or whatever. So I got these and on mine it says, love Thomas Suchek. And it's just a goofy picture of Thomas Suchek. And then on his, it's like a picture of him when he was fat. And it just says, love thy neighbour on it, right? Right. So a little bit, pushing the envelope a little bit. Yeah, but only to me. Like no one else will know.

13:30It's just a... It's a podcast reference. Yeah. Yeah. Based on the fact, yeah. We go to this pub and... Oh, let's just leave. A guy comes over and asks for a photo. And it happened a lot during tour, but it doesn't happen day to day. But people, when we were doing the meet and greet element of the shows, would come over and say, I just want to say you talking about your childhood really helped me. And this guy comes over and starts saying that. And I'm thinking, I'm just stood there in this T-shirt that says, love thy neighbour. I couldn't watch. I had to leave. Jack Litchie walked away as soon as he started talking.

14:06I walked away because the guy was so sweet. it was lovely and said i went for a similar thing yeah and i was like yeah that is fucking awful and stevie's just i was like please please designed a t-shirt yeah don't look at the shirt that is um delivered it that is harsh that stevie's wearing that so i had to sort of walk away and yeah and then you said because i could tell you were feeling a bit awkward you were trying i could because you were like a little bit tipsy but you were like trying to you were being nice to him but i could see you were trying to pull your shirt i had like a well i had like an over shirt on i had like a shit over shirt on so i was like just trying to cover it and be like oh yeah man i'm so sorry to hear about that and then i was like oh but i hope you're all right now but i'm still trying to really cover myself and he's like well no actually i've got ptsd over it yeah and i'm just thinking like i that's gonna that's not gonna help drunken his mates print t-shirts of it probably support him emotionally just there for him just listen it's mental that I felt bad I felt bad for the fact that I was getting yeah you should have done it was offensive for what you're wearing so but I'm yeah if he I don't know if he'll make better choices listen to this but I'm really sorry and I hope sorry for what bit you sorry for that Jack made me wear that t-shirt right okay throwing me under the bus there for no reason you walked away mate yeah I couldn't I couldn't handle it couldn't handle it not for me that no I'll drop that little bum and walk off.

15:34Thank you. Have you been up to half anything? I've been getting into... I have been getting into Four in a Bed like you would not... Like you would not believe. We've gone on a pub crawl and you're watching Four in a Bed. I'm watching a lot of Four in a Bed. What? What's a lot? When it's on TV live? No, 4OD. You're doing it on 4OD? I'm doing... six episodes a night no you're not how long are the episodes half an hour you're sat there for three hours watching four in a bed every night what's the concept is this the hotel one so um yeah hotels airbnbs uh you get maybe it's like three or four couples you each go to each other's experience and then they pay they do a review section mark each bit out of 10 with notes then it comes to payment day and they give what they think the room was worth.

16:31And I tell you what, it's some viewing. I watched it because my anxiety has been really heightened lately. So I wanted to watch something that isn't stressful. But God, I tell you what, last night I was going to LA, I was going, I just feel so bad for him. These people got underpaid purely for cleanliness. The cleanliness of the place was not up to scratch. Oh yeah, but that is something you'd underpaid for, isn't it? No, I know, but I just thought, oh God, it's like awful. this is going out like it might affect their business. It's really stressful. You can't stop watching. How do you win on this show?

17:01Is it whoever gets paid the most? It's done on a percentage. So you can overpay and underpay. But wouldn't, like naturally knowing that's how you win, when you're going to pay someone else, you're just always going to underpay. Yeah, it's like come diamond me when you're thinking of fives even at a lovely time. And that is a big element because it doesn't, at the end of the day, you're just trying to, this is an advert for your business. You're not doing this for the money. No. So if you go on there and you try and play the game, as it were, and give low scores, you don't look good. And that does not look good on your business.

17:32So often people will be very fair. Oh, really? Yeah. But it is, it's just so awkward. It's been the week together. I love how much you're into it. Genuinely, I've been thinking I would love to just start my own thing just so I can go on it. Genuinely. You're going to start an Airbnb? Yeah. Purely so you can go on four in a bed. I would love to see you on it. God, it'd be stressful. Have you ever seen anyone give like no money? Like I'm not paying for that. There was a severe underpayment last night of about, I think almost 50 pounds. But no one really goes that far. Right. But the cleanliness was a real issue with this play.

18:13That is something I would underpay for though. There was mud and stuff. Yeah, fuck that. And it's like, I actually thought I would pay no money. I would ask for my money back for that level. Yeah, should be paying me. And the people, they were denying it. They were like, we checked those rooms. So they reckon it's been a stiff chat. I don't know. I don't know if somehow, like, so they found a few pubic hairs in the bath on one of them. And you don't know whether, is that a plant? You could plant hairs in the bath. Do you know what I mean? You could do. You could do. And this couple were basically saying, well, if they were there, they were there.

18:47We've never heard that before. when he said is it a plant i thought it was just a really big amount of pubic hair no no

19:03so what makes this show so entertaining that you can watch three hours straight because each episode is um one of the venues right so there's like four episodes then a final so you want to watch all the way to payment day. It's well good. So they don't do all four in one ep then? No, no. Keeps you at retention. Yeah, yeah. I like that. I might bang like a series and then one more of the next one and then leave it for tonight, for example. I love how much you're into it. Campsite in Norfolk tonight. Is it? The guy grew up in Great Yarmouth. Okay. Yeah. If people came to your house, how much are they paying to have your...

19:49What, in my house? Yeah. Say it's an Airbnb for the night. Yeah, and you're the guy who's looking after them and that. Current cleanliness. That's all right. New gaff, no mould, though. Yeah, no mould. Yeah. We did have a bit on the bathroom walls, but I went to B &Q and got mould-resistant paint, and it's just changed my life. Maybe I need that, yeah. It's brilliant. I was having to put new licks of paint on probably once every two weeks. Really? Now look at me. One lick of paint about a month ago and touched it since. That's what I need for my ceiling. It's all gone brown. Do it, mate. That's because you've had a flood.

20:26Yeah, that was bad. Right, what are we doing today? Are we... We're all caught up, baby, all caught up. What are we doing now? So, when I was going through and adding all the happy hour episodes to the website, I realised there were loads of concepts that we used to love doing that we just haven't done in ages and one of them popped up and I don't think we've done it for maybe two years everyone has a price price, price, price and you've always hosted this as an episode yeah, great hosting abilities and you've always come up with the questions for it but it also means you've never truly been able to get involved as much because you've known it sad, you've got a lot to offer So I thought a way that everyone could get involved and a nice way of doing it would be Everyone Has a Price And only let me talk Listener edition Oh, okay So I've got all of the questions for Everyone Has a Price submitted from our listeners over on Reddit Oh, I was going to say Legends And I'm just going to reel some of these off I would say Legends You would?

21:32Yeah, they did They did two nice comments about it So for anyone who doesn't know, because it has been a while everyone has a price basically works that we'll have a question for instance a very well known one from um happy hour is how much to nosh off a cow to drink the milk directly from the udder of a cow and robbie won that totally different thing the the way we decide um what we we all basically bid how much our possible lowest amount would be that would be willing to do that and then the winner of each question is whoever is willing to do it for the least yeah and you want to win but the caveat is we've always said but never followed through on yet because I think the money's always been a bit too high if the others will put that money together you then have to do it there was an eyebrows one for you I think it was 500 quid but you never offered me the bunce if the bunce is on the table let's pool it and you'd actually do it on pod 500 quid yeah you know there's a chance they don't grow back oh come on what these?

22:33what do you mean? Do you think these are the same eyebrows I've had since day dot? Yeah. Have you shaved your eyebrows off before? No, but they get, they're falling out all the time and coming back new. Are they? I'm not sure they are. They would be. I've had a slit in these before. I used to do that. Let's call that. Let's bring that back. Yeah. Oh my God. You should both slit your eyebrows. How much to slit your eyebrow? Oh mate, I'd do it a hundred quid on the table now. That's too much. That's too much. It's not that much of a big thing. What? Too much money? You'd look really good with a slit.

23:03Yeah, mine are pronounced though. I don't think you'd notice a slit in yours too. What colour are my eyebrows? I don't know. Like a dirty blonde? Yeah. Wow, that's not a bad thing. No, dirty blonde's a colour. I'm actually very clean. I know I've got water on my thumbs. Don't be calling me dirty, mate. Well, shall we see the kind of questions that the listeners have given us today? Yes, yes, yes. Well, we have a platform we can actually do these now. I'm not doing them. We'll see. Yeah. We'll see. Okay, so everybody has a prize. Listener edition. Some of these are serious, some are silly, and some of them are genuinely just disgusting.

23:38So I thought I'd sprinkle in a mix of all of them. We're going to get the ball rolling with how much to spend the next year feeling like you constantly have to sneeze. Oh, oh, datty. But that doesn't say you actually sneeze. You're just getting the feeling. Yeah, that's the worst. This is very high for me because I think I would break down after three days. The sneeze is the nice part of wanting to sneeze, isn't it? Yeah, the sneeze is the release, isn't it? Yeah. You're like that all the time. Yeah. Hello. Yeah. Yeah. Present in a pod. Yeah. That's horrible. How long into an episode? Yeah, why'd you turn?

24:18No, it sounds like you turned into Joe Swanson, whatever his name is, from Family Guy. No, that'd be deep. That'd be dumb, like, that, Peter. How long into an episode, when, with a guest, when you're constantly doing that, do they say something? I think you'd come across a bit Tory. You know what I mean? That's me trying out to sneeze. It's quite a good face that you're putting there. I think it's the worst. Yeah, no, it's awful to look at, but it's realistic. It's a realistic face. Looking, if we didn't know what you were doing, we'd be able to say, you look like you're trying to stifle a sneeze.

24:51Yeah. My acting prowess has shone through there. And how long is this for? A year? Yeah. So spend the next year. Imagine the fucking sneeze when it comes to... you'd come. Yeah. You would. Because they say a sneeze is one eight for one, don't they? Really? Yeah. But I've sneezed eight times in a row before and gone, that's not as good as gone. That probably lasted longer. Unnecessary. That was below the belt. Yeah. Well, obviously. Oh. So yeah, let's say you can still sleep absolutely fine. It doesn't affect your sleep, but during the waking hours, you're constantly needing to sneeze. fucking hell.

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26:55You got this. and golf balls priced so you could afford to lose one. Or a few. Head to Sierra or Sierra.com for the brands you want at the prices that let you do it all. From athletic to athletic-ish, Sierra's got it. Yeah, I'm trying to envision it. A year? Yeah. You'd go insane. You're asking me how much to go clinically insane. But then after you sneeze, it's the best feeling in the world. And you've got that money as well. Yeah, I would. Every time you need to sneeze again. Who's it going to stay? yeah yeah yeah i figure years a bit much isn't it what about if it was a month my the best i think the best feeling in the world is like sneezing into the air what do you mean what do you mean instead of covering your mouth yeah because i think like because i get quite bad hay fever how often you just sneezing into the air well i went to my cousin's wedding two weeks ago i was doing that just making him sick no not on people i'd go to a bush you're not sneezing into you've Gone to a bush to sneeze.

27:55Like a dog peeing. You could just cover your mouth, but instead I'm going to go to the bush. Do you do it in the arm? No, I'm not. Yeah, I'm an elbow sneezer. Why? Then you get a sticky arm. Because then it doesn't go on your hands, which you're likely to touch other things. Probably why I got a... Yeah, no, I would just... How do you sneeze normally? Sorry. Just normally. Get ready to sneeze. Into your hands. Fucking hell, mate. Just into the air. He sneezes into the air. Grim. No, that's grim. I'm an into the elbow guy. Yeah, that's so grim. That's weird, though. No, it's not. Get a one on your teeth.

28:24We would talk that. Into the... Yeah, but... Yeah. And then get a tissue, wipe it off. A tissue isn't enough either. So you ain't got a mic, so... You have to wash your hands. What? You have to wash your hands. You can't just use a tissue. What, you won't go... That's what they said in COVID to do. Yeah. Yeah, but they said a lot of shit, didn't they? Yeah, but that was good advice. That wasn't Hancock, was it? I don't know. That was on a leaflet. Maybe it was. Yeah, but no, I was... I remember I'd just be walking past the bush because of all the flowers and the bees and the pollen, I'd need a sneeze and I'd just get this bush, it's getting it, and I'd just turn, sneeze.

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29:00Why have you said it like that? Sneeze and put the pollen back where it came from. You're not putting the pollen back, are you? You're putting loads of shit there. Oh, it felt good though. I feel bad for you because you get hay fever and then you'll have a cold during the winter. Yeah. You spend a lot of the year snotty. Yeah. It's not nice. No, it's not nice. Are you like constantly snotty, would you say? There must be a few months where you... I reckon I'd get a good month in the year where I'm just free. You don't get hay fever, do you? No. I think I've said it on here before, but I have a theory that lighter hair to people are more susceptible to hay fever.

29:31Right, okay. Because I don't know many people with brown... Don't put us all in a box, though. Ali's got it really bad at the minute. Yeah. Itchy eyes? Yeah. I do sometimes get itchy eyes, but I won't have eye streaming, and I've never, ever had it. Isn't that weird? My cousin, whose wedding it was, gets it really bad to the point where he wakes up and he can't open his eyes because they're all stuck together with gunk. Oh, nice. Yeah, I've been there. I've been there. Did he look good on his wedding day then? Yeah, he did look good. He could blame the crying on the hay fever. Nice. That's sweet, yeah.

30:03That's sweet, is it? It'd be sweeter just to say I'm crying because I'm really in love. Oh, sweet. Yeah, but we're men. Fair. And showing emotion's bad. Yeah. Agreed. Yeah. Okay, spend a year trying to sneeze. I don't think there's enough money on the planet. Million? No. I don't think I'd do it for a million. It would be... You'd feel it all in the fucking face. Yeah, I wonder what it would feel. I think it would have to be like, never work again money. 10 mil. Yeah. Yeah. 10 mil. I'd do a mil. You wouldn't though. You'd be... Yeah, I'd probably fail. Three months in. Yeah. You'd probably lost everything because no one wants to be around.

30:44Yeah, you're not going to be on the pot now. I feel like that. That's true. You've lost the pot. Yeah, you're going to have to, yeah, 5 mil. Yeah. it's meant that you get paid so little but what other jobs could i do um you could be like a bear grills impressionist

31:05yeah there's so much money in that yeah no i just wouldn't do it let's work the other way how what's the longest amount of time you'd be willing to do it for a million. So I'd give you a million. How long do you think you could go constantly needing to sneeze? A week, but it'd be a treacherous week. Yeah, a week. Maybe two weeks. And it would just be a write-off. I'd stay in bed for two weeks. Would you? Yeah. I reckon I could do a month. Wow. Because you know it's going to end. A year is just so long. A month, you're like, I've just got another two weeks to go or whatever. Would you be able to live your life, though, normal?

31:44Yeah, but a month. I think you go into hiding for a month. For a month, yeah. It's doable. Yeah, I reckon a week. Because I think if I get two nights bad sleep, I'm all fucking sad and shit. Yeah, same. Yeah. So first one, I guess I'm having it then. Yeah, you're having it. Which is, okay. Show me what you'd look like. I don't know. Yeah. It'd be that a lot, wouldn't it? Little shakes. Yeah, you would be. That'd be well annoying. Your brother would play football. Huh? Just the anger. Okay, on to the next one. How much money to drink a Coke can-sized can of sweat? The person can be of your choosing, but it can't be yourself.

32:28So 330 mils of sweat. Anyone sweat. You can pick who. Sweeney's. Who's? Do you know... Sweeney's. I'm so desensitised that I went to Pier Sweeney, the Exeter City centre-back. That's what he means. You mean Sydney Sweeney. Yeah. Why? Well, you're going to want someone attractive. Their sweat's not going to be any different, is it? No, but if you give me the choice, do you want Sydney Sweeney's sweat? Or who? Or? Mine. Too easy. Yeah. Yeah, or... I don't know. I know who you're thinking of, just say it. Yeah, I don't want to say it. You don't want to get... you are thinking of that person aren't you you don't want another little person i don't know what's happening who did he say it because i won't say it did he get it right and he's he didn't but i get where yeah okay similar similar person's sweat would be horrible yeah it would be horrible yeah but yeah what makes sweat core magic yeah that would be gross what makes sweat horrible well you know like i'm not actually being disgusting here right but like you know when people say like the joke format is like oh i'd sniff her ass for a sorry what joke format is that what the fuck are you going on about that joke why are you making it high brow i thought you were gonna like that joke format i'll sniff her ass for a packet of crisps were you gonna say no but people go oh i would do so much to like lick the bottom of her foot or something like that not me right but so i'm saying if you have to drink a pint of sweat yeah or 330 mil actually way less than less thought and you'd go for somebody who's typically attractive wouldn't you because say like i think clean yeah but you imagine attractive people as clean don't you I suppose so, yeah.

34:34Apart from like, I don't know. I'm trying to say something. Someone that's not being cancelled, actually. You know, those sort of like dirty, sexy guys. Name a dirty, sexy guy, Alfie. You do not know why I said that. Name me a dirty, sexy guy. Alfie, who's the dirtiest sexy guy you know? Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean. That's Barry. Not that. That was a great show. You've nailed that. Thank you. I was ready to jump on. I really got myself up. I was so ready to jump over it. And there's a split second of me going, he's dirty, he's sexy, he's a guy. So you're taking Sydney Sweeney's sweat, 330 mil for how much?

35:18Because like, if you're going to make love to a beautiful woman. Okay. I'm just asking you to drink their sweat. But you're going to get their sweat on you, aren't you? Does it not make sense for you to just pick three then?

35:35yeah but this is I could have anyone's exactly it's a fine choice if you ask her what sweat she's necking she ain't necking my sweat is she I think it should be someone close to you because you can see that they are clean then you gotta look them in the eye though afterwards thanks for that yeah I think I couldn't look at thee the same if I drank loads of this 330ml is a lot what would it taste like? it just tastes like salt water wouldn't it? I think it would be quite viscous I'm going to be sick I mean it stings your eyes loads doesn't it sweat it can't be a nice thing to drink for when my own sweat goes in my mouth I don't mind you quite like it do you?

36:16it's not the worst sneezing in bushes such a liquidy bloke I've got awful gag reflexes so the thought of it make me want to throw up but maybe you're right. Maybe it isn't as bad as it. I think I'd have like something really nice, like a nice drink and I'd go. Chase it. You'd chase it. Yeah. You wouldn't want it to be sweat that's gone through hair either. That instantly makes it feel a bit gross. I don't think you get to choose. I don't think you know where it's come from. Could be arse sweat. Could be. Could be, geezer. Well, I guess how do you get that much sweat out? Surely they've just got a sweat in clothes and then wring it out.

36:55So what are we saying? Are we choosing? You pick the person and how much. yeah you do just want someone clean i don't think it matters who it is as long as it's as long as they're clean yeah go on then elf my mind did instantly go to partner because i thought i know their cleaning habits i know ali's clean there's no one else in the world i know right they're cleaning do you know what i mean yeah yeah so i think just the thought of having like even someone that's remotely estranged a sweat and I'm not choosing a family member. No. So I think I would do Ali's sweat for...

37:3710k. 10k. That's lower than I expected. Can you do your own or not? No, that does say the one thing is that you can't do your own. Okay. So I think 10k is enough for me to go, listen, I need your sweat. Yeah. How much to do ours?

37:54Why are you winking at me? It's not changing. is Megan. I think we're both quite hygienic. Well, I'll be the judge. You haven't showered since the gym, have you? Well, you have. You showered at the gym. That is a good trait because Stevie showered after the gym before he got here at the gym. I do that. Yeah, why would it? I'd be mental if I came here without showering. Yeah, but I think that's a good trait that you did that because I don't... I couldn't think of someone who wouldn't do that then. I wouldn't do it. Do you not shower at the gym? No. When do you shower then? Do you go to the gym and then not shower?

38:30Hmm. No. I'm not drinking his sweat. Yeah, you're dirty. I shower... At the end of the night. Night. Sometimes. I shower when I get a spare five. What? So you go to... Say you go to the gym at 10am. Well, like this morning, I had more of a free morning, so I showered this morning. But if I don't, I have to get to work. Yeah. If I have to get to work... Have you been here after the gym? Sometimes do you go a whole day without showering? After the gym? I see yes. I would say this. Yes. I would go further. What? I think that if I don't go to the gym and I'm not going out anywhere, I won't shower.

39:12Wow. You like that? No, I hate that. I'm just being real with you, mate. I hate that. I know you do, but I'm being real with you. I shower twice a day. Yeah, I drink Jack's sweat. You've got to let your oils. Get out of the oils. Do you want his oils? No, I'll have your sweat. Yeah, I'll have your sweat. good for you Stevie sweat tenner Stevie sweat six quid do you wear the same pants two days in a row no no way I am today and that's that's a rarity no what I will do though is the ones I wore the day before I'll wear them at the gym I'll wear to the gym in the morning knowing I'm about to get dirty yeah I'll do that I'm about to get these dirty well you're sweating in them aren't you yeah yeah I put I took some I stayed in London last night so I took a spare pair of boxer shorts, put them on this morning and there was a huge hole in like the undercarriage.

40:00I have never seen someone with more holes in their clothes than this boy. Yeah. That doesn't make it seem like you've been looking at them. No. Don't say boy either. Why are you looking at boys? That's so mad. I went round his house. All the boys have something. I went round his house last week and he was going, I've got a really bad blister on the back of his foot and he showed me and he had a sock on there and he's had a huge hole and he's like, that's why you're getting blisters. He took them off, went and grabbed a new pair of socks, put them on, just holes all over them. Did you not replenish your socks?

40:23I replenished my socks. Yeah, I bought an eight-pack of Donne the other day. Did you? Yeah, yeah. Why did that sound like a drug deal? No, that's good, though. Like, Donne's a shit brand, so you can get, like, eight-packs. They're thick, though, aren't they? Yeah, they're worth it. They're good. I'm a thin sock guy. Oh, yeah. Primark. Oh, that's where you're going wrong. Really? Yeah. What do you mean? Because yours are covered in holes. He's not showering, but you're holey. Yeah, yeah. Okay, let's move on. Well, Jack wins this one with a tenner and Stevie's sweat. I said six quid. Oh, six quid.

40:49No, no, be careful because we'll just pull it and you have to do it. Yeah, I'm not really. I want to. Right, so put a real money on it. Oh yeah, you've got to get real estate. 11 grand. What? Okay. Conveniently one grand higher than mine. Yeah. 11k and you're saying Sweeney. You're saying 10k. How could you? Oh, you actually have me for 11k. Yeah, I know you're really clean which is why I said you. Okay. And I'd say 9k. Yeah, okay. I would love to get 9k together I don't know if I could give you that much sweat though how am I doing that? I think you go in like a sauna for hours? in a wetsuit it's quite a tour for you as well I'd want 9k for you to do it I think you'd get a slice for sure I'd lose some weight I think you might be right it's not as bad as you the idea of it is horrific but I think it might just taste like salty water Yeah.

41:443.30 as well. Mix a bit of protein powder in there. I think 3.30 is lower than you think as well. Let's not go there. That's so gross. Okay, on to the next. How much to knock on your neighbour's door at 3am and confess to a murder that didn't happen? I thought you were just going to be knocking on your neighbour's door. That's going to be hard. Can you choose which neighbour? Because I have one either side at the minute. What? I have a neighbour either side at the minute. Can I choose? Yeah, you can pick which neighbour. One loves me, one hates me. You knock on the door at three in the morning and tell them you've committed a murder that obviously hasn't actually happened, but you can't say anything else to them.

42:21Well, you'll get put down. No, you won't, because you'll go to court and then you'll just go, I was just doing it for money. And they'll go, you're wasted court time. You owe us thousands in court fees. All right, it hasn't made it to court. It's just a police station. Why do one of your neighbours love you and one of your neighbours hate you? Don't know. Never got to the bottom of it. It's a parking situation sort of vibe. what negative things have happened with the one that doesn't like you not loads it's the husband that doesn't like me and i can tell he thinks i'm a i think he thinks i'm a bit soft what i don't know i just get the vibe that he's quite macho but what have you done to make him think you're soft remember one time i knocked on the door to i got a gardener in to trim our garden up and to get to our garden with all his tools he had to like go through their garden which by the way when i moved in apparently is my that's my passageway so i don't have to ask right okay but i knocked on the door and he answered it in his dressing gown i'm just painting a picture cup of coffee how old is he maybe like 45 okay and i opened the he opened the door and just went yeah like like nodded his head like like that and i went oh hello mate i'm just wondering if it's okay if um he just no cartoony yeah he just pops through your garden he was like yeah sound but like in the sort of way where he was not going to waste another word on me do you know what i mean oh and he was just like yeah almost like why are you even telling me and i was like all right cheers and just shut the door sounded like he's sounds like he lives next to the bouncer from the playoffs.

44:00Similar vibes. Yeah. Very similar vibes. So you're doing the Mr. Chime there. You don't need to chime in. I'm doing too much and I will really try and be quite, like if I see him out and about, I'm like, all right, mate, how's it going? All right. You want him to like you? Yeah, massively. Yeah. Massively. And he doesn't. And what's happened with the other one to make them like you? Our gardens are attached. This lovely old couple and we just chat all the time. About? About. Or in a bed. Like, I don't think they watch it actually. If they did, that'd be amazing when i ask them yeah we chat about like what they're up like they've just been away looking after their um son's puppy and talk about the garden talk about just life really that's really nice the guy the guy tells me about like his life he was really into motocross as a youngster and stuff nice talk about the like uh they're putting a lot of where i live they're putting a lot of like they're putting an m &s food in a popeye's is going up a new greg's petrol station we talk a lot about that kind of thing greg's petrol station petrol station with the gregs in right okay nice so we just talk about that kind of thing it's really nice i do like old people they do they do give you a better chat yeah they're lovely there's also like a stray cat that they feed and like it's always in the guy like look at what he's up to now like

45:25i used to live next door to a um old man and woman and i really liked him and we would get on and then one day i saw him uh kill loads of um birds and i thought you know for me mate john his name was how'd he kill him uh they were in his gutter right so they there was like a nestling a bunch of bird nesting and uh he would say to me oh there's birds in my gutter and i'd be like oh that's so cute john and then one day i saw he'd stuffed a tennis ball in there so i can't get out what then the mother can't get back to feed the younglings so he starved to death and he did that after you told him it was nice well i was sure i didn't say it was nice i was about nine but I was probably like that's cool yeah and then oh how awful is that yeah awful and then his wife died so stick a tennis ball at the front door didn't they I was gonna say that and I thought I'm not gonna say it yeah you see a big sparrow and you keep fucking tennis ball yeah see how you like it John that's actually really nasty no but I mean play with fire get burnt fair enough that's what they say yeah so knock on your neighbour at 3am and confess to a murder that didn't happen.

46:41Not too much for me. Nah, I'd do it. £1 ,000. That's less embarrassing than you doing the stand-up. No, I couldn't do it for£1 ,000. To the one that hates me, it would have to be maybe£5 ,000. Yeah? Yeah. 3am as well, though. Like, that's... Even if they're going, I mean, she was pissed off at me at like a 8.30am knock on the door, so... I wish I... Yeah, I've never had a good relationship with any of my neighbours. Same. Yeah.

47:16Took me a while. Normally I'd be straight on that. That's what he says. Okay. I would want... I'd want... Give me... At 3am. I'm going to be more worried about waking them up. Yeah. Than I am saying about the context of what I'm about. How would you do it? Tell me about your neighbour. I'll get into character. My neighbour, lovely fella. Yeah. Life and soul of the house, it seems. Right. And has a lot of children activity. Okay, so he's a father. Is he quite a warm person? Yeah. Hello, mate. Anytime I say, hello, buddy. How are you? From Norfolk? Yeah. Okay, so I'm getting it. Okay, cool. Yeah.

47:57So what am I doing? Knock on the door. At 3am. Yeah. Shit. I'll do it quiet. I wouldn't really want to. I hadn't heard that

48:14what was that? you've done a murder it's got to be more panicked no I don't I don't know because I pre-planned it pre-meditated hello mate hello mate I've opened the door crack by the way okay hello buddy hello it's just Jack from next door Jack yeah I'm opening it now because I know it's you are you alright mate? yes Sorry, mate. Mate, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry to wake you up. That's right. Is everything right? Yeah, everything's fine. Except, well, I've just killed someone. Right. Sorry, mate. I just not... Sorry, I laugh. Babe, go back to bed. I laugh and I'm nervous. I laugh and I'm nervous.

48:50Do you know my mate? No.

48:57My... I've got a mate. Okay. He's dead now. he come around can I make up for like a fake reason yeah he came round and we were just doing

49:11fentanyl sorry we're doing drugs right and I've given him are you alright well no I'm hearing this awful news so I'm a little bit shaken up so what can you can you take the rap do I need to get no are you calling the police don't put that thought in my head don't put that thought in my head where's this going I don't know but you haven't confessed anything yet I've killed him why I give him fentanyl we've only meant to do heroin right make it look like an accident go right go home yep okay we'll talk about this in the morning alright kids are asleep I've got loads of them I've got loads of them what and then go home this is what I'm doing go home yeah you're gonna be alright tonight can I do anything for you tonight yeah where's the body in the kitchen right okay go back in alright we'll sort this out mate should I roll him up in a carpet just don't bother touching the body I reckon just pop to bed I'm not asleep you probably won't maybe just watch something have you had a foreign bed do not watch the latest series it gets very stressful right okay and then 999 yeah oh you're straight yeah that's what's happening you niche man that is what's happening you little gruff because I've got you away from my house get him the fuck away from my half children and I've snitched you mate.

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52:01Yeah. How much have you got? Five grand. But I haven't really killed him, have I? Well, let's see. Mr. Dean, can you tell us about what happened last night? Guys, I'm going to be really honest with you. I've had a few drinks, right? We've got on our nights here a witness who said you had drugs. Yeah, yeah. Fentanyl. Feel free to drug test me. I'll pass that with flying colours. I do a podcast. Okay. You heard of it? No. I haven't told you what it is yet. Yeah, but I don't listen to podcasts. And I don't recognise you. Have you got Facebook? No. TikTok? Yeah. Instagram? Yes. Yeah, Snapchat. No.

52:35Lots of different clips go around. Who's interrogating who here? Well, you're not taking the rest. Have you got... So those social media... Yeah. We put loads of clips. They go viral. We had one about a Jolly Rancher. It went really viral a year ago. I haven't seen that. Do you know who Paddy the Baddy is? Yeah, I really disagree with his views. Really disagree. Yeah, you got him on? Yeah. Fuck off. what? You're a police officer don't really fuck off. No I'm not. Well who are you? What just happened? So would you do it? You would end up in a police I would take the five grand and I would say to the police officers guys look I'd add a drink I was doing a little dare based on a podcast game that I play can I just say you do great work I am so sorry to waste your time.

53:23Again Mr Chime trying to get them to like they're not going to like you after this. What were you about to do? There's a grand. You've just bribed the police. I've not bribed. You've just gone from not having anything to go to jail for to having something to go to jail for. I'm going to jail. I think waking your neighbour up and telling you you've just murdered someone with fentanyl is... Not jail. Yeah, but that didn't actually happen. So you're not going to go to jail for... So you can just say whatever then, can you? I did 9-11. It was me. I did it. You can, but you shouldn't. Can I go to Priz for that then?

53:54Priz? Presume. Can they prove it was you? Yeah, that's the thing. It's up to them. Start your work, feds. No, because we're saying you've said something that hasn't actually happened. Start your work, feds. In this scenario, we're saying you've gone to your neighbour and told them something that never actually happened. Now you're saying you did something that did happen. Yeah. Yeah, there's been murders, Stevie, in the world. You said the body was in the kitchen. They're going to go into the kitchen. There's no body. It was in the kitchen. I put it in the ocean. I've given it to pigs in the ocean I've given it to pigs I've given it to pigs oh you want drugs what do you mean you've given it to pigs because that's the best way to get to the body why are they in the ocean no I meant I've given it to pigs and then I put the pig in the ocean that's a double double weight yeah that's clever okay so how much are you doing it for I didn't do 9-11 let's just clear that up when you were 8 when you were 8 fucking hell that would be impressive that wouldn't be impressive but it'd be like if an 8 year old was managed to carry out stop talking yeah how much are you doing it for Alfie?

55:01you said 5k bad neighbour how much good neighbour? I like 20k I think it'd be awkward yeah I don't think I could do it I'd say about 20k I think 5k for both neighbours okay Alfie wins that one with 5k I think when it comes to Alf you're not going to value it I'd do nice neighbour and then I would feed insanity and just say that's actually quite good I'm so sorry I had a breakdown actually we really believe that they would believe it quite quickly on to the next one how much money to live with five flies buzzing around your head for the rest of your life I think you'd get used to it I think you'd come quite close to them wouldn't you I think you would I think you'd find comfort in it after a while I sleep with rain noise every night

55:49also is that what you think rain noise is? white noise is just like a low frequency buzzing isn't it? I think the five flies would act as quite therapeutic what if they keep landing on you though? yeah, fuck that and all day it looks bad doesn't it? I don't think you'd book many guests no, what if I said to him come on the pod, by the way I've got this thing I'm quirky yeah, I've got this kooky little quirk, five flies buzz around the head yeah i don't think i'd come on yeah you i think you would though you'd want to see it you'd want to see it i'd have questions like why can't you stop this no i could stop it but if i do this for the rest of my life i keep getting a solid income can do the flies ever settle or are they constantly buzzing it just says with five flies buzzing around your head for the rest of your life again for me this is there's not enough money in the world really let's see at least let's say at least one of them is always flying so when they need a rest another one's going to go up so there's always a consistent that's too much admin if you went on youtube and you were scrolling through like stephen bartlett's back catalogue of pods and he had all these interesting guests on and then you went it one was like meet the man who has five flies buzzing around his head constantly you're clicking yeah you're you're clicking on it yeah but i wouldn't want to be that man i'd be watching it thinking that's horrible and insane i wouldn't be going i'd love that it also makes you a great guest not so much a great host yeah and also you do one pod and it's done isn't it no one's got any more i'd make the book i'd make your book yeah you would yeah i'd be indra burke wouldn't i yeah you would be yeah yeah wow yeah now you'd do it for less wouldn't you yeah just to get indra burke no in all seriousness this does sound fucking horrific I think it's the sight more than the sound that would do me in.

57:39Everyone would think, but like everyone looking at you would think you stink. You smell. Yeah. And I care what people think. That's why I'm always like, sorry about the noise. Yeah, exactly. People pleasing. Yeah, I think I'd hate it. You ain't pleasing many people with flies buzzing around your head. No. Mr. Time couldn't hack it. No. I think this is, you could offer me every penny in the world. I wouldn't do it. Really? Life wouldn't be worth living. The rest of your life's a bit much, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah, I think I'd want 100 mil, I think. And then that's like a mil for every year left. I don't think I could do it.

58:11What? A mil for every year left? What, are you going to live to 132? Well, I reckon I'll get to it. I'm sort of banking on I'll get to 100. That's mental. You might. Yeah, but we're free. You run a lot. Yeah. To 100. Let's not discuss my mortality. No, no, no. I've got as much chance as anyone else yeah maybe not everyone else not as much as Alfie who's a beacon of health but still well I don't think I could do this one I think my genetics actually lower my why? I don't know I googled it once and I've thought about it most days since what did you google? I think my ethnicity might I don't know there's something about cholesterol or something I don't want to think about it okay yeah I don't think I could do it rest of your life's too much 100 mil.

59:00You're not saying no to 100 mil. You'd never work again. You just go on holiday. No one knows me here. I stink. So what? But you don't even stink, which is the weird thing. No. You've got those flies, but you still smell nice. I think you would get used to them, Stevie. Would you bother getting a haircut and look nice? Or would you just be like, I will never look nice with these flies. 100 mil. I'm eating pizza every day. I'm just eating everything I want. I'm getting fat. Do you know what I mean? Sorry, Fee. Take me, flies and all. every time one landed on me that would really frustrate me no you'd get so used to it and then when you swat it's like see through you can't touch it yeah you can't you'd get used to it though and then one say them flies went one day you'd be like I miss them you would I don't know if I would you would I think I'd be buzzing next one so who's won that Jack with 100 mil because we just wouldn't do it 100 mil 100 mil if you can crowdfund that I think the only way we could get that as well as if for the rest of your life, you wear like a glass box and then we just keep refreshing flies in there.

1:00:02Yeah. Could happen. Yeah. Wow. Alfie, this one's just quickly for you. How much for Alfie to promote his music via a cutesy TikTok dance? Hmm. I feel like the amount of... What, like a really cringey... Yeah, really cringey. And it isn't ironic. No one can tell it's ironic. Do you have any new songs coming out at some point? Yeah. What's it called? Can we say it or not? Yeah. It doesn't matter, does it? Worry about, it's called. What? Worry about. Worry about what? That is the name of it. Those two words, and I think you understand what I mean. Worry about. Yeah. That's not a sentence, though, is it?

1:00:44No, that's why. Music, right? It's very hard to not make it cringey, and I've just said the name and you're cringing, aren't you? I'm not cringing. Be honest with me. Be real with me. No, worry about what though? They'll say in the song, won't they? I don't even really say in the song.

1:01:04That's like calling a song going to, going to where? Yeah. I'm going to... It's got you talking. You hate it and you're confused, but it's got you talking, isn't it? So how much do a cutesy TikTok promotion of worry about? What was that? What just happened? I was trying to think in my head, like what it would look like. Give us a little bit of the song. Maybe like, maybe like, maybe like

1:01:37three grand a post. That's cheap, isn't it? Yeah, but at least I'm making some money off music. True, true. So we'd do it for three grand per post. Do you have a limit on how many posts you'd do it? No, you get three grand a post, I'd be spamming it. Would you? I think I'd maybe spam it until the song came out and then leave it. But I think if you do one, like an isolated one for£3 ,000, that's more cringy. Yeah, exactly. Because you just do it all the time. Because people will go, oh, he's getting bad. I'd lose a lot of followers. Yeah, credibility. Yeah. Just do 300 of them, get 900k, bosh. I think maybe I'd do like one a day for...

1:02:20A year. No, no, no, no, no. I do so I could do go down that route but I've put that three grand per poster limitation on me yeah but I was thinking more like I'd do two weeks of promo and just do it every day for two weeks okay yeah it's not bad yeah and then it stops and I can just go back to normal but then everyone's got in their mind that I did do that but you're 42 grand up people forget though I've done cringy fucking brand deals mate do you remember the Rice Rose baby that was the worst ugh fuck when I finger that back then he left West Ham anyway they sent me bongos out to play mate yeah it was for the Euros and I had to play the drums they they thought it would go viral did it?

1:03:07no that's probably a good thing for you though no there was just a small corner of the internet that was like this is fucking gross and I had to play the bongos and I had to go rice rice baby do do do do do do do do do do like that and then he was obviously getting bag as well because he then had to share it and do like a little response over that yeah oh it's um that is real life everybody has a price isn't it yeah and stuff like that happens yeah because i've definitely done stuff where i'm like oh yeah but you do it yeah and that's real life i think brand deals are consistent everybody has a price like what is your limit when you're happy to promote Saudi Arabia the reason I did that though and I would 100 % do it again they probably wouldn't know how they hear I speak about it the reason was it was like a Euros campaign with Muller Rice so it's not like you're not promoting anything bad obviously Rice is getting involved so that looks cool you're interacting with him and the money was fucking Sincerely.

1:04:15So it was like, I'm going to do it. But it was probably top three cringiest things I've ever done. And there's a big pool to choose from. That's top three? Yeah. What else in there? There's got to be loads in there. You said top three, so there can only be three. That's one of them. Anything else just come to mind straight away? No, but give me a... I'll think on it. Thank you. Well, we'll go to the next one. You must have time. For me or for you? No, for me. I'll have a think as well. Yeah. This one came up loads. How much to fully release the Purge episode? Can we go over what that is? Was I on it?

1:04:54I don't know if you were on it. I can't remember if I was on it. So you know the films The Purge? Yeah. Basically, they give you 24 hours to break any law, do anything you want. There's no... Crime is legal. Crime is legal for 24 hours. That is ringing a bell. And you can do anything you want. And then after that 24 hours, nothing that happened during that can come back to bite you. Yeah. So we did an episode where we spoke about the things we do in that 24 hours. Why didn't you release it? Because you said something awful. We all said lots of things that were awful, yeah. Crime was legal. We could do anything you wanted.

1:05:26You can't have said anything that mad, could you? The episode never went out, I'll be. Can I listen to it? No. Why? Because you'd look at, especially you'd look at Robbie differently. Yeah. And me. Mainly Robbie, though. And Stevie. Mainly Robbie, though. Yeah. it was wait wait I'm sorry what what what what I just need to know what was said now this is what they say to answer the question how much to fully release the purge I was like we couldn't we couldn't that'd be career gone would it actually is it that bad that your careers would end because my mind's going to stuff that I know you can't have said you just can't have because I know you yeah we didn't say anything mental but it was a bit mental.

1:06:14Yeah. That's the best way to describe it. Yeah. We definitely towed the line on the wrong side of it. I said post it. I said fucking get it out there. Yeah. Stevie was like no. Who really did it? Was it Robbie that really didn't want it out? Robbie wouldn't let it go out. You didn't want it out. I don't think it was a great idea. I didn't want it out. It does feel like it does feel like unnecessarily shooting yourself in the air. Yeah exactly. You know one of those that you finish and you go that was not worth wouldn't that open up like funny little ones like oh I'd I don't know steal all the ice cream from Ben and Jerry's if we did it again now we could definitely redo that episode and be smarter with it I am sorry but I need to know what was said before I can move well we can't do it on this we'll tell you off the episode we'll tell you after the pod yeah but then we're probably going to record another one and I'm going to be all quiet and like do I want to do this anymore yeah well then when they see how you are on the next episode they'll know why yeah it wasn't that bad it wasn't that bad I know what you're thinking and it weren't that I'm thinking of a few things Yeah, some of them might be Let's just say Jack's friend is dead on the kitchen floor Yeah, right So how much to skip to the front of a queue?

1:07:25I've done it, boy What, just push in? Yeah, just push in Depends to what Mr Lingard wants to see No, no, that's fine Because you've been given permission to go to the front That was horrible How much to actually just push to the front of a queue? That was worse than anything I said in the Purge episode Let me tell you That was cringier than Rice Rice Baby Mr Lingard Like as a butler Mr Lingard wants to see you now You've also never said who it was I have now I went up to Alfie's pod the other day He just said it loads And we occasionally would go, said footballer We said it 20 times though How much to skip to a front of a queue where you've not been You just want to go, oh, it's taking too long No well there's got to be an amount i think i think what it's to it really depends what it's to as well yeah because if it's a queue for something that's like quite free-flowing yeah then it's better but if it's a queue to like a ride where people are like queuing for what was that little jump was it yeah um if it was to like disneyland there's a massive queue and then you're pushing to the front and you're going to get a load of shit.

1:08:38Yeah, but what if you've got one of those VIP tickets? No, because that's not pushing. You've got it. This is a place... How much to push to the front? Let's decide what it's to. We're saying pushing. Pizza parlour. How annoyed do you get... What? Such a thing that no one can relate to. Like, do something more common than a pizza parlour. What would you even be queuing for a pizza parlour? What pizza parlour? A place to get a pizza! Why don't you have to like a pizza restaurant why don't you just call it a pizza parlor what the fuck is wrong with that it's so strange isn't it it's such a weird thing to instantly think i don't think you've ever said yesterday someone pushed in yesterday i went and how did you feel awful i went to japes on dean street in london yeah so in soho i think and um i was queuing i was queuing to get the bill I'd already eaten right we're eating outside on the street and I went in to say to the guy excuse me can I get a takeaway box and the bill and I'm stood at the door because it's a wait to be seated thing and then this couple came and she went to walk past me and she went oh because she saw I was there and she went oh sorry like that and then the boyfriend sort of looked at me and just went and pushed her and I thought oh maybe they've already got a table so he pushed her in and then they just went one in front of me and I was like what the fuck oh no and the guy came and was like who's next and they were like me and then just started talking i was like what the fuck yeah you've been muddled though so that's why anything no i didn't say anything some british but and that's why you could do this for less money because yeah i wouldn't say anything either i'd be going yeah i was i was in a bnm yesterday right and the snobbiest woman with her like mum was in there it was rank she was like she must have been about 16 her mum must have been about 80 i love when you get like this oh man i was honestly i i called them out on it i'd stay Why were they snobby then?

1:10:26So there were like two queues. No, this is what I found mental. This is why I found it mental. There were two queues and it was quite busy. Yeah. And there were like other staff members kind of doing other things. And like one of them was like calling for help at the till and someone went over and the woman behind us was just going, well, it's not helping anyone, are they? Like, are you just going to go? And she'd say it to the woman. Are you going to just use that till then? And she's like going through. And then she went through to help someone else. like what helped one of the tills because something wasn't scanning.

1:10:56She's going, no one's just helping and they just don't care about the customers here, do they? But like getting really irate about it. How old was this woman then? She was about 60 and her mum must have been about 80. What did you say? I just went, that is so snobby like that. And the woman behind her just cracked up and laughed. Cause I was just, she was. Did you say it? She was doing it so. Or did you say it? I said it into the air. Yeah. Made sure she could hear it. Cause she was doing it to make sure everyone could hear her. Yeah. And to make sure the staff could hear her. And we were just going, we're a fucking B &M mate.

1:11:22Like we're just, we've been a two, maybe two minutes in a queue. That is so snobby. And then what did she say? She huffed. And then, and then, cunt, cunt. She was behind me. She was behind me in the queue. She became, she, wind chatted. No, she is, she is. But why are you going cunt? I don't know, because I forgot what then happened. So someone then opened the middle till where I had about three people in front of me. She was one behind me. she had someone behind her the other lot had loads the second that middle till opened she rushed into it and got to be the first one there wow after whinge and like that but you called her out that's pretty sexy I went that's so snobby and then the woman behind me was cracking up and she went you're not going to call us snobby when we leave are we and I went no you've done nothing wrong that's weird I don't know why she said that how you were replying it was really funny I would but you were right no you're safe actually she asked me she asked me and then I actually let her go in front of me because she only had like two things to buy.

1:12:21No, actually, you can go in front of me, but then I did say to Ariane, when she got to the front, I was going to go to the person at the ten and she'd go, excuse me, they just pushed in front of me and I wish I did. I think this went for free. That was nice, Stevie. You stuck up for someone there. It was rank. What did you get from B &M? Basically, in there, they've got these like Five Nights at Freddy's toys, which cost like£15,£20 on Amazon. And you can get them in there for like six quid. Oh, we're getting them. Which is insane. We've done the boys yet, last month? Oh yeah, mate. Flip them.

1:12:50Do not leave any for children that will enjoy them. I actually took one to the till and it didn't scan through. And I went, oh, it's£3.99. And the woman looked at me and went, this, three, nine. And I went, yeah. And I had to go back and get the label and show her because it wouldn't scan. Wow. It was a great deal. When it didn't scan, you should have gone, does that mean it's free then? That always gets them. That brings a house. I'll take this then, shall I? Yeah. I've actually forgotten about the question. How much to skip to the front of a queue? I would probably do it for 30. If we go to Greg's after this, I will skip to the front of any queue if you guys give me 30 quid.

1:13:25What? Would you just willingly just push in front of someone? A queue of our choice because Greg's has about two people in it. Yeah, any queue up there. Yeah, 30 quid. Okay, well, Jack's winning that, isn't he? We're definitely doing it at some point. Okay. One more, one more. Okay, one second. 30 quid. One more quick one because I want a Greg's now. Okay. That would be nice. I'm hungry, yeah. okay let me get a quick one how much money to never watch a football match again you can't listen to the radio or watch highlight highlights you can't play your only connection to the game would be listening to other people talk about it do you know what i feel like i've never said this in my life right but i feel like last season was the first year i lost a bit of love for it and i have always been like a don't get me wrong I still love West Ham but I was doing a lot of filming on Saturdays I was playing football on Saturdays as well I didn't get enough time to watch West Ham This does say you're not allowed to play though as well Oh you can't play?

1:14:26Yeah it does say you can't listen to the radio or watch not play either So third ball is just out out of your life? I think the playing bit is the worst part of it I could happily not watch football but I do enjoy playing it I think when the Euros and the World Cup comes around I'll be gutted That makes a big difference Yeah I think it's such a big thing in my life and I enjoy it so much that I just wouldn't enjoy life as much without it. So I'd want mental money. Yeah. You can't... Why... Do you value money more than you value your life? Like, enjoying your life? Yeah. No, I guess that's obviously why they're asking it.

1:15:02They've said football specifically, knowing... I'd just get into something else. Darts? Yeah, if you could just go all in on darts. Yeah, I'd just start watching the Pro Tours. I think... What would I... How much? Golf. I would also lose quite a large amount of my work as well. Yeah. Well, it says you can't, you could just go and not watch it because you're allowed to... Don't think that that would go down very well in the videos if I just faced the other way. I was like, sorry. At a boot camp like that. Let me know what's going on, Ben. Yeah, a lot of your work is around it. Yeah, loads. I would be so gutted if like a doctor said to me now, you can never play football again.

1:15:43Yeah. even though I don't really play that much because of my knee at the minute I'd be really upset I would be I feel like because one thing that gives me like a gutter all that I'm gutted about is when you hear like I watch Hammers chat they always talk about like potential sign-ins and they go yeah but he's 30 now like and I'm like fucking hell mate I'm 32 cunt now now I'm saying cunt yeah do you know what I mean Hammers chat yeah like what what happens when I can't play football anymore I'm going to be a depressed little Veterans League. Yeah, and then what happens when I'm 50? Walking football.

1:16:17And then what happens when I'm 60? I mean, there is a point where you might have to give it up. Yeah. You just said you want to make it to 100 as well, so you might have 40 years of no playing. I think 60. I've played with people that are 60, I think. Yeah. Like, I played in this village five-a-side when I was really young, and there was definitely 60-year-olds playing. You probably think that because you were young. There were probably about 32. Yeah, now I think about it. Yeah. Okay, I would say mega money. I'd say I'd want 20 mil. I reckon I'd do a mil. Yeah, more than that. Maybe like 10 or something like that.

1:16:54I'll take it for a mil. Are you feeling naughty? Are you feeling nice? Oh, no, no, sorry. Sorry, sorry. Sorry, I went to the next. Go again, go again. No jingle for the guys. No, go, go. Do it, do it. You're being snobby. Are you feeling naughty? Naughty. Are you feeling nice? Everybody has a Bryce, Bryce, Bryce, Bryce This has been Jackmates How you hated that, didn't you? Yeah, I was following along I really enjoyed it Everybody has a Bryce, Bryce, baby Aww I'm done See you in a few days You don't like that? Right I've got 20 bags for that

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From the publisher

It’s been over two years since we’ve done an ‘Everybody Has A Price’! Jaack, Stevie and Alfie are once again naming their price to do some unpleasant tasks that were submitted to our subreddit. Drinking sweat, queue jumping, giving up football, and living with flies constantly buzzing around your head. 

How much to spend the next year constantly feeling like you have to sneeze? How much to knock on your neighbour’s door at 3am and confess to a murder that didn’t happen? How much to release the infamous, full length purge episode… 

Check out #236 for part 1, #287 for part 2, and #368 for part 3.
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