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Wasps, Goats & Fake Transfers?!
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It’s unhinged. It’s hilarious. It’s everything you didn’t know you needed.
This week, we’re covering:
🌀 Getting chased by wasps like we owe them money
🐐 Stray goats head butting school kids (actual headline, sadly)
⚽ And Bristol Rovers retweeting our fake transfer news — oops?
If you’re into bizarre stories, stupid laughs, and complete nonsense, you’re in the right place.
🎧 Hit play. Laugh hard. Make questionable life choices.
👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe — or a goat might find you next.
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00:00:04
Speaker
Hey everyone, welcome to Tuck Your Shirt In, the podcast where we uncover stories that would make the Board of Governors go pale. We'll hear from both sides of the classroom, the pupils, the teachers and even the class pet.
00:00:18
Speaker
You're listening to Tuck Your Shirt In with me, John Hassan, my brother Luke Hassan and our producer and a man I once hit in the face with a hockey stick, Scott Burrows.
00:00:33
Speaker
Hello everyone. Hello. Hello. That is true. I've still got the scar to prove it somewhere up on the, I think there it is. That's where John hit me in the head with heart. For the audio listeners, he's rubbing his butt.
00:00:50
Speaker
pay for people have said that that's where it is uh yeah center of my forehead uh yeah that was that was that was a that was a hard day you currently being attacked by rock it's just like biting my hand yeah oh you he knew you attacked me and yeah he's not really happy about it john yep so you had a gig last night how did it go Yeah, it was good. Yeah, it was Lye, Stourbridge sort of way.
00:01:21
Speaker
At Steam Yard Village. It was really cool. Yeah. um Decent amount of people there. it was a I was doing an open spot on like a pro night. So um they usually have better crowds.
00:01:33
Speaker
I think it went quite well. Sorry, the cat is dominating the screen. um And yeah, and on a um Monday I did beat the frog in Manchester. Oh, very nice.
00:01:45
Speaker
So that's really cool. so it's like, for people that don't know about comedy, it's like a... um They call it like a gong show. So you have to try and last five minutes without...
00:01:57
Speaker
sounds ah now That's what she said. the um I was trying to hold back the laughter at that point. Luke just went straight. i didn't were to say that.
00:02:08
Speaker
Yeah. So um three people get like cards. Oh, cards. Okay. Yeah. I feel like can't say without sounding like an innuendo.
00:02:20
Speaker
And ah if two of those people hold up a card, you basically lose and you get off stage. ah So you have to try and keep them laughing for five minutes, basically. the Three people in the audience.
00:02:32
Speaker
Yeah, three random people get given it at the start. didn't know that. Yeah, there's an audience of about 200 there because it was sold out. That was brilliant. but like How do they choose the people who get the cards or just give them on? like um yeah um The MC sort of asks who wants a card and why. They have to try and sort of give give a reason.
00:02:52
Speaker
ah There was a guy called... One of the guys who had the card was called Jackery. And I remember that just because it's a very unusual name. Yeah. But yeah, made it through this time. It's the second time ah tried it. Didn't get through the first time, but yeah. You were were unfortunate. the The first time you did it, you were really unfortunate with how it all played out. looked like I was a little bit robbed, but you know. but this Do you want to you want to explain that to the viewers?
00:03:15
Speaker
Well, um between each act, an MC goes on stage or a comp compare, whatever you want to call them. And they ah have a little chat. So last time I was on it in December,
00:03:27
Speaker
um The audience were being a bit too kind for the MC's liking. So a few acts were getting through that maybe he didn't think should have got through. And just before I went on, he told them to be much harsher. They weren't being harsh enough.
00:03:43
Speaker
It's just what you want as you're about to do your set, isn't it? Be mean, be horrible. Don't be afraid to make a comedian cry on stage and kick him off after a minute. Drive all the way to Manchester on a random Monday night just to be a thrown off stage. That's it. So I had um had low expectations this time, but think actually sort of helped because I wasn't expecting to get through.
00:04:04
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um So wasn't really nervous, which was nice. Yeah, got some good good footage. It's like professionally recorded and stuff, so... Yeah, I thought yeah the one, the clip sent me was really good, actually.
00:04:14
Speaker
Yeah. Very impressive. So it's been a good week. Yeah, it's come on a lot. Yeah. Yeah. Very nice. Okay. Is anywhere anyone going to see you next or is that the last run for while? It's the last one for a bit. Yeah. I've got like, I haven't got a lot in the next few weeks, but I've got um like competition thing coming up again in April.
00:04:34
Speaker
So I'll have to do a few gigs before that to get, you know, match ready, match fitness. Nice. Get your sharpness up. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. So... so Yeah. Very cool, man. Well done, man. Well done. Thank you. You weren't much?
00:04:48
Speaker
Yeah. i had to ah i had a toilet incident again. God. It didn't go well. Well, I think the toilet seats got progressively worse. And I went to sit down and it just a slid straight up. The toilet seat slid straight to the one side. And I just ended weeing all over my own trousers and pants.
00:05:06
Speaker
Do you just immediately start weird as soon as you sit down? they're not like ten yeah It's the shock. You're just immediately just pissing as you sit down. I've never known anyone have so much trouble going to toilet.
00:05:18
Speaker
No, you don't understand the toilet seat's wobbly. No. In this five-week period, Luke has had more toilet-related incidents than I reckon the whole of the UK have had. It's all with the new toilet seat. I think after this, I'm going to go and get another one. Is it on like a slant as well? Yeah, that's what I mean. It won't sit properly. And then I think couple of nights ago, the toilet seat slid as I sat down.
00:05:45
Speaker
And the shock of that, I start started weeing. And then it just went to all over me. It's a quite a shock. Just start.
00:05:57
Speaker
You're still on the toilet, but you're sort of to the side of it. Yeah, I'm still on the toilet. You didn't slide off it. No, I didn't slide off toilet. I mean, it might it's coming really wobbly now, so I might slide off soon.
00:06:09
Speaker
I think we just need to we need to slow things down as you approach the toilet. Just take ah take a deep breath. Tell yourself it's going to be fine. it's That's the thing, you never know. You never know what the toilet seat's going to Handrails installed so you can hold them. Yeah, definitely. The toilet seat slips either side of the toilet, whichever side it wants to.
00:06:27
Speaker
I've got a, um from from when we bought this house in the in the ah in the shed in the garden, we've got like a little help yourself up toilet. I might need that so I can hover. So I can supply you with that.
00:06:41
Speaker
I think it's actually, it might actually be at your dad's. I think your dad intended to cut it up to make a handrail for someone at some point. Oh, wow. That's bizarre. That's taking old ah junk from people. Honestly, he just he one afternoon, i was in i was in the office um in Birmingham and Laura was at home and your dad, like she just heard some like random noise outside. And on the outskirts of our house, we had some like metal bars and installed so that, well, we didn't, but the person who lived here before did.
00:07:14
Speaker
And your dad had come to try and take those off the wall. So had like an angle grinder of going in and everything. And like, look, hadn't, hadn't texted me to say he was coming round or anything. Just turned up. Laura was like, what the hell is this person doing to our house? Someone was trying to break in. you know It just happened to be your dad. You mentioned it to him like the day before or something. Yeah. Like we played, me and you had played in that charity football match. And um yeah, after that,
00:07:41
Speaker
ah he just he was just like, oh yeah, I can come and give you a hand at some point. and just thought nothing of it. And then the day after, he just turned up and had a go at it And then I just got a text message like on the train home like four o'clock. like ah Scott tried to pop around earlier um and and take away the bars, but couldn't get ah couldn't get the angle right without damaging the brickwork on the house. And I was like, oh God, okay. Yeah.
00:08:08
Speaker
I don't fully understand what's happened. It was just your dad. I imagine Laura just terrified. She was, yeah. The dog was going mental. The dog was going mental. The cat was terrified upstairs.
00:08:24
Speaker
Your dad was just outside. Probably didn't have the hockey mask on. Oh, that's really funny.
00:08:37
Speaker
Okay.
00:08:40
Speaker
Okay. Let's move on. That's really funny. Oh, but what a way to start the ah start the work. Just angle grinder.
00:08:51
Speaker
ah The heaviest of the tools. Oh, great. All right. Next segment.
00:09:03
Speaker
Okay. So, um who wants to go with the story? I've got some little tidbits. Either of you two, I think. Scott said you've got one as well. it i've got I've got one. It actually comes from my teaching days. and feel like it comes in quite well talking about like the charity football match and things like that.
00:09:23
Speaker
Okay. I'll do tidbits next time then. That's fine. oh yeah we do I'm going to do holiday tidbits. So you save that for next time. Cool. Look forward to it. I look forward to it.
00:09:34
Speaker
um Yeah. So back in, back in the days of being a teacher, it's my first year, first teaching job. um And I'd been given a GCSE group. Actually, yeah would it would have been my second year.
00:09:47
Speaker
It's either my first or second year. Anyway, I had this GCSE group. So like year 10, like 14, 15, 15, 16-year-old sort of thing. um Year 10, 11.
00:09:58
Speaker
And quite a difficult group because it was out of a class of 27. It was 25 lads. did you have so many just guys?
00:10:09
Speaker
It was just the way the timetable worked. So that year, I think it was like... um The PE lessons went prior to, um like, it got put on the timetable first because we had a shortage of PE teachers or something.
00:10:25
Speaker
So to make sure that, like, GCSE and A-leveled PE would were kind of met it but It's just the way it worked. a short Hang on, a shortage of PE teachers. I know, bizarrely. feel i think the IT teacher's a PE teacher, the maths teacher's a PE teacher. Everyone's a PE teacher. That was our school. That's not every school in the country. Fair enough.
00:10:47
Speaker
But yeah, the way the way it worked, I think essentially a lot of our PE teachers um did actually teach like different... um lessons and stuff like that. So there was there was a bit of a shortage in their availability. So theirs went on to the timetable first. and So yeah, just the way it worked was just I ended up with this group of 27 people um students, 25 of which were were lads. And they were all they were football mad, like absolutely crazy football mad.
00:11:22
Speaker
I used to teach them on a Friday afternoon after they'd just had PE, last lesson of the day. that's nasty times to do teaching. Awful times. I was off, abandoned it. It's not, to be fair, the gri they were really good. They were really nice lads, but they'd just go wild. um But they started... ah So the way the school worked was that every year group had like a different section of the school to have like break time or play football in or whatever.
00:11:49
Speaker
And the lads had the AstroTurf. And it must have been when they were in year 10 and not year 11. So when they were in year 10, year 11 left and they would allowed the whole of the AstroTurf to themselves.
00:12:03
Speaker
um And they, you know, throughout the year, kind of got to know them, to kind of spoke to them. They're like, Serge, you play football. but I used to you know, I dabble with with my mates on a Thursday night, but we're not very good.
00:12:14
Speaker
Did you say you played for like Derby County? No, no, no. I don't, I was, I was very, very humble. Very humble. ah You know, I'm not very good. um We just kind of, we plan on a Thursday night. just like a really friendly kick around my mates. Don't do anything competitive or anything like that.
00:12:32
Speaker
um And they were like, oh, I bet you're decent, sir. I bet you're all right. was like, no, honestly, lads, I'm terrible. Like, not going to happen. um But turned out that throughout the year, and obviously, when you first start a school and you're in like your ah you're kind of like first year in a school as a, I think it's called an ECT now, so like early career teacher or something like that.
00:12:55
Speaker
and They're often quite nice, like the schools, they kind of get you into it nice nice and easily. So I didn't have like a lunchtime duty to start the year or anything, but they kind of like build you up to what a full teacher is is is kind of on. So eventually I got a lunchtime duty and it just happened to be on the AstroTurf with the lads together.
00:13:18
Speaker
And they used to play like a whole A half versus B half football match every week and or every lunchtime. And it just used to go crazy. Like we're talking like full penalty shootout at the end of lunch and everything. Like it was insane. Like massive celebrations. Champions League style final.
00:13:34
Speaker
Oh, like big time. and But it was like... I swear it was like 35 35 on this AstroTurf. Like if it was just crazy. Like there would be, there were some, there were some days where like some of the lads used to come in and just be like, I didn't even touch the ball this lunchtime. So I think, um,
00:13:51
Speaker
But yeah, one afternoon, nice sunny day in the summer. um Great, like really hot. That's all I remember of it. I was out there in a shirt tie. No No trousers, obviously, because that wouldn't put you on a register anywhere. and No, obviously I was i was fully clothed. um But had these horrible slippery shoes on, brown shoes, like pointed toes.
00:14:19
Speaker
I don't even know what you'd call them. and But essentially, they weren't the best ah they weren't the most humble of ah of shoes. They're quite slippery. I'd been over a couple of times whilst ah whilst wearing them.
00:14:35
Speaker
And the ball came out to me and I thought, this is my moment. and This is where stick one, top bin, and the whole school goes out. The year 10 lads go absolutely wild.
00:14:47
Speaker
I do like lap lap of the lap of the Astro, like hand up in the air. So I think it's one of the greatest goals of all time. The ball came out to me. I think i ah feel like I'm going to smoke it, just roll into me at that perfect pace.
00:15:01
Speaker
I hit it, it goes flying over the bar, over the fence, and I fall flat on my ass because I can't stand up in these shoes. Like just an ass full of like ashrew, turf, sand.
00:15:15
Speaker
And the whole year group, As you can imagine, like, absolute, like, face bright red. Like, just wanted the wanted the world to the floor just to swallow me up, like, take me away.
00:15:29
Speaker
And I came came back up to my classroom, like, in embarrassment. Just like, it was Friday afternoon. I was like, oh, God, all the lads are going to come in. Like, they're just going to be terrible. I think it was the best lesson I ever taught because all the lads, I think they just felt like so sorry for me. The one lad as we were leaving just like... That's a to get respect.
00:15:49
Speaker
Oh yeah, like full ah fully fully expected just the whole lesson to just be like an absolute write-off. And it was just a really, really well, like the lads were brilliant. um And then as they were leaving, they were like, just so you know, guys, just so you know, Mr. Burroughs,
00:16:09
Speaker
That was terrible. What you did earlier on that on that Astro was absolutely terrible. That was the worst thing we've ever seen on a football pitch. And I was so embarrassed. I just wanted to ah wanted the world just to swallow me whole. It was an awful, awful moment. so one that i doubt like Honestly, if i'd if I'd smoked it, top in and fallen over, at least I would have had that. But the fact that it went over the crossbar, over the fence...
00:16:37
Speaker
Oh, like even now, ah like it it it haunts me even now. You should have um you know, when they asked if you've ever played, you should have told them about your days at Bristol Rovers.
00:16:48
Speaker
You need to tell Luke about this because I don't think he's heard this before. So, um you know how like John and everyone always makes up these ridiculous stories about me?
00:17:00
Speaker
Like doesn't matter when it is. sounds true. Essentially, i mean, I am that talented, and but essentially John and one of our other friends at the time and created can't remember if it was like a, was it like a football transfer transfer website or something? Yeah. so Created like this fake thing that I was swapping the cricket club I was playing at at the time, Bromsdrove.
00:17:30
Speaker
I was swapping the cricket club for ah for Bristol Rovers. like five like a five of A deal worth like five half a mil, it was, like £500,000. And then the Bristol the bristol Rovers, like actual I can't remember if it was their fan club on Twitter or their actual account, retweeted it.
00:17:51
Speaker
um which you I was just like, who has retweeted that? Who in their right mind has retweeted that? Absolutely ridiculous. But how it happened, I wonder if you can still find it online. If you ended up on their actual website as well, under like transfer rumours.
00:18:10
Speaker
Absolutely ridiculous. From a cricket club to a football club. Yeah, half a mil transfer.
00:18:19
Speaker
I've posted a picture of those shoes for the for the fans. to the discord Those are definitely them. The the higher heel ah high heel shoes. yeah That's why they were so hard to walk in.
00:18:35
Speaker
but But that's what, on a Friday afternoon, that's what he wanted the students to see.
00:18:42
Speaker
That is so bizarre. ah shit Anyway, yeah, we'll put ah we'll put the link to the Discord in the in the ah description so you can all join. Thank you for sharing, Scott. That was lovely.
00:18:57
Speaker
We'll see you. I guess you won't be on the pod much now you're moving to Bristol. ah No, I think once I get some start getting some game time and start putting some putting some performances in, you know, bagging those goals, hitting those top bins in Rosehead, then surely not.
00:19:15
Speaker
I mean, it can't be much worse than their current players, really. Surely. I have no idea. Apologies to everyone at Bristol Rovers if you're offended by that comment there. I actually think you're a very good team. Yeah, we don't we don't hold... ah We don't represent...
00:19:32
Speaker
so it so we don't but we don't ah represent Scott's belief on how good crystal rovers are. Apart from Burnley. Fuck Burnley.
00:19:47
Speaker
Right, let's read a story. Okay, so this story comes in from our previous episode. Pod writer-inner, Niamh, our lovely cousin from Down Under.
00:20:02
Speaker
So we loved your story last time. Pod writer-inner. Pod writer-inner. That's the correct term. That is the correct term. That sounds rough. And we're switching up this week with myself, Mr. Luke, reading out.
00:20:17
Speaker
Mr. Luke? I think we could say, that's what you call me, isn't it? Mr. Luke. I think I should go back to reading. Yeah.
00:20:26
Speaker
Okay, let me try again. Okay, so let's um let's we'll go for it. So, thank you, Niamh. Let's have a little look at this. It my mum used to make protein balls for us to have a snacks for school.
00:20:42
Speaker
That's already starting off well. I really like that. really heartwarming. Around Christmas time, she always used to make rum balls with large amounts of spiced rum. I can already see where this is going. I've never heard of a rum ball as well. That's unusual.
00:21:00
Speaker
I'm going to Google on the side and see if I can find out what a rum ball is. My younger sister took what she thought were protein balls to school and shared them amongst her friends.
00:21:11
Speaker
Only to find out after eating them that she took rum balls to school and shared them in the playground. The teachers were quite suspicious of the smell of the students after break time. I'd like to point out I've just Googled what rum ball is. you can They do contain quite a bit of rum, actually.
00:21:35
Speaker
i'd like to know how old he was at this point. That'd be great. They're stinking of rum coming into the classroom. You'd be so concerned. Oh, wow. I can imagine it's worse from a like gay if if she was secondary school at this point.
00:21:50
Speaker
Because I feel like if it's primary school, it's you kind of... I feel like you're fairly safe there that not many kids are going to be actually drinking. But if it was secondary school, you'd probably be like, ah someone snuck a bat like a bottle of rum into school and they've all been drinking oh that's bad. Yeah. what i don't know why there's everything. We'll have to...
00:22:11
Speaker
speak to our cousin about why she's making so many things just in ball form. yeah i just Just only balls. as well Chicken balls. join christmas Your Christmas dinner ball today, guys. balls Yeah, the Christmas dinner ball.
00:22:25
Speaker
just ah That's are already a ball. Come on. try Just get crazyy yeah get through the the the gravy jellison layer. um to get to your stuffing on the and inside. They actually told us to stop drinking so much alcohol, so we had to compromise and eat it. That was the only way to take it down.
00:22:46
Speaker
I'm just taking the time to do make these rum balls and protein balls. Honestly, I've heard of protein balls. I've never heard of rum balls. Obviously, it's... Never heard of a rum ball. The best way I can describe it to you is like a...
00:22:59
Speaker
Almost like, do you know, you get like, um I'm going to call them like truffles, like chocolate truffles. Oh, I'm a look now as well. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So like dusted in ice and sugar afterwards.
00:23:12
Speaker
and That looks almost identical to like a what I imagine a protein ball would look like. at the time Yeah, same. going to understand why they got confused. I could definitely see that. For listeners, they are essentially just chocolate-flavored truffle um with copious amounts of rum in.
00:23:32
Speaker
So, yeah, imagine imagine with that. If you do want to look it up, just type in Royal Rumble and you'll find out what we're looking at. Or just type in rum rumble recipe. It's probably a matter of what I'm doing. I was eating rumbles while watching Royal Rumble.
00:23:51
Speaker
It actually still comes up if you type in Royal Rumble. Correctly. Oh, thanks, Niamh. I'll tell you what, we'll just read this little tidbit. um ah She sent me another little sco story here.
00:24:04
Speaker
At my primary school, there was once a lockdown because there was a stray goat in the school butting the children. Ha ha ha. There we go. awesome i mean, is that's got to be one of the most um Australian stories of all time.
00:24:20
Speaker
Oh no, it just the goat got into the school. been If it had been a kangaroo, then that would have tipped it over the edge. Or like some spider. yeah Some like poisonous spider. We had dogs come onto the school site fairly often yeah when i went I was teaching. that was That was always a common thing.
00:24:38
Speaker
and yeah depend know depending on who was outside and like PE what time of year and stuff like that would depend on how it was dealt with we once was it like rabbit dogs like wild dogs No, no, obviously they were just like dogs that had escaped. By the first school that i taught at, we had like and a farm just over the back of it.
00:25:01
Speaker
And that had ah that had like a few breaks in the fences along it. And a couple of times that dogs came on to came onto the school site. thought you say they came onto you. That was usually after the kids had left.
00:25:20
Speaker
whats what please car sluing It gets cut. i yeah Yeah. the I mean, kids use that once. um We had a sports day once where...
00:25:35
Speaker
We were out on the field and then suddenly we just noticed there were lots of wasps, loads of wasps around. um And there was a rounders, one of the things they used to do was like a rounders match for year seven and eight. for street because they um i my school very much pushed on like everyone had to have a part to play in rounders. Everyone had to have part to play in sports day. um So there was like a little rounders tournament that went on for the kids who weren't in um who weren't in like their own ah like sports teams, like running or relay or whatever.
00:26:11
Speaker
um And that used to go on. but we Because they used to they didn't do it like as a whole school ah sports day. It was like just year by year by year. And I think it was like the year eight one. And like whoever was teaching year eight obviously had to come out to the field with them.
00:26:25
Speaker
So I had a double period of year eight, went out to the field with them, was like, oh my God, there's so many wasps here. um And then suddenly we noticed that one of the rat one the kids had hit a rounder's ball into like this bush and had disturbed this wasp's nest.
00:26:40
Speaker
And they just started swarming the field. So like all the kids ran inside. and like we're all i mean, I hate wasps. I have like a proper phobia of wasps. Did lock the kids outside? I did i genuinely, i think I i must have pushed like three or four kids out of the way.
00:26:55
Speaker
like in my in my school, John will know this. There was the there was this um was the field, but then there was just like a really long walkway between like the AstroTurf and like what they called the multi-use games area, the Mooga.
00:27:08
Speaker
um And it was just a... sink like ah ah like a probably get three people walking side by side in it it. used to get really like congested in the summer and I sprinted down there like faster than you've ever seen. Like kids must have gone flying because i was not sticking around for that. I hate wasps, not dealing with it.
00:27:27
Speaker
Do you remember when in primary school people, we had like bring your pets into school. Yeah. And, um, because we had one lad in a year, he lived on a farm. He brought an alpaca in, in which was awesome.
00:27:42
Speaker
Oh, Chris. yeah he's still he's Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. His dad walked it. Yeah. His dad, like they lived on the hills by the school. Yeah. They walked it across the hill. I don't feel like this is real at all. This can't be real. Yeah, they did. Like genuinely we had now, we had, there were two alpacas, weren't there John? And they walked them in. There was like one, like, like a, a,
00:28:02
Speaker
dark brown and one like creamy white sort of color. They were really cute though, stomach but they were also really like, it was like, yeah, they're quite they can be quite grumpy. I remember being quite terrified of them.
00:28:14
Speaker
Yeah. In the classroom? No, it was just on the field. Oh, okay. There muroom want one person who trained to racing pigeons did bring his pigeon into the classroom.
00:28:28
Speaker
He did. Yeah. And I don't know if he let it go or not, but I remember it shitting all over the floor. Everywhere. Yeah. yeah And for the next for the next however many years of schooling, he he was just named Pigeon Boy. Yeah, that was unfortunate for him. But that happened in primary school and we got to secondary school and everyone who had never even witnessed that event still called him Pigeon Boy.
00:28:51
Speaker
Yeah. and It's not a bad nickname. pigeon i remember taking i remember bringing my rabbits in on the same day that England lost 2-1 to Brazil in the World Cup. 2002? 2002, yeah, must have been. Why did you bring them in? Did you sacrifice them?
00:29:07
Speaker
Yes. and No, it was just like show and tell. So you just it was just like an afternoon where each student got a, like, just in the afternoon. i remember doing maths with the rabbits running around our feet because they the teacher was like, ah do you want to let them out the cage?
00:29:25
Speaker
And I was like, sure. And we just like locked the door and let them run around. And they just had a great time exploring. Rusks and what's it? Yeah. I think we might have to cut some of this. I think we're just talking about stuff.
00:29:42
Speaker
I think it's fine. Like it's fine, but that's what a podcast is. Like we're going to go on. That's true. but going to come I'm very tired today as well. I've had a tired time. Right.
00:29:53
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We'll round it off. I need something to say. What do I usually say at the end? Just say that's the end. we just kind of of We kind of just go with the email address. Oh, yeah, that's right. That's right. Yeah, you're right.
00:30:05
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um Okay. Well, thank you for listening this week. Please do send us your silly little stories to tuckyourshirtinpod at gmail.com.
00:30:18
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and don't forget if you want the juicy goss from the playground please get on our discord we'll share the link in our description and you'll see some lovely images and videos and you can chat with us and other chuck your shirt in us So we'll see you next week. Thank you, John. Thank you, Scott.
00:30:41
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Thank you. Yeah, I don't know why that that outro has been a complete random enunciation throughout. It was just creepy. That is the only way to describe it. Just to keep you on your toes and the listeners.
00:30:54
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Just to bring the ear candy back in at the end.