32. Digest the Egg (but I’d give the potatoes a miss)

I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha with Lee Mack & Neil Webster

Global

Alternative Health, Religion & Spirituality, Comedy, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Have you done your homework? Don't worry if you haven't, because neither has Lee. This week Neil wants to talk about "The Egg" by Andy Weir and though it might help if you've read/seen it and had time to take it in, Lee proves that this is not 100% necessary. If you'd like to watch the Alan Watts video as mentioned in this episode, just tap the link below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckiNNgfMKcQ Make sure you subscribe and leave a review! You can email Lee and Neil here: [email protected]

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0:00.0	Oh,oi, Savaloy.
0:12.9	Oh, sorry, I thought you were in a chip shop.
0:14.4	You talked to me.
0:16.1	Yeah, I like getting my fishing chips at half-nine in the morning.
0:19.3	And always starting with ooi when you order.
0:21.7	Oyoi.
0:22.6	Where does that come from?
0:25.8	Not the Savaloi.
0:26.8	I don't want to know what goes into the sausage.
0:28.5	The phrase Oyoi Zavoloy.
0:29.9	Yeah.
0:31.0	It just rhymes, isn't it?
0:32.0	It's like saying words.
0:32.6	That's not where does it come with it.
0:33.7	It just rhymes, isn't it an answer?
0:35.3	It just rhymes, isn't it an answer? It just rhymes. Oh, that's where everything comes from. I don't think it's from
0:39.1	anything specific. I thought it might
0:41.4	have been one of your
0:42.9	ancient early 70s
0:44.9	catchphrases. Oh, Ooi, Savaloi.
0:47.4	I wouldn't have been surprised if you said
0:48.9	it was, well, it was Mick Miller who introduced that
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