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Answer Me This!

AMT371: Gladiator Shortages, 'Go West', and Cats for Students

Answer Me This!

Helen & Olly

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Comedy

4.83.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

In AMT371 we hear about letting a cat out of the bag and getting a peacock INTO the bag. Both sound very painful. Find out more about this episode at . Send us questions for future episodes: email written words or voice memos to [email protected]. Tweet us http://twitter.com/helenandolly Facebook http://facebook.com/answermethis Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Hear AMT episodes 1-200, all five of our special albums, and our Best Of compilations at . Hear Helen Zaltzman's podcast The Allusionist at , Olly Mann's The Modern Mann at , and Martin Austwick's Song By Song at . This episode is sponsored by Squarespace. Want to build a website? Go to , and get a 10% discount on your first purchase of a website or domain with the code 'answer'. Also! Get free audiobooks and half-price Audible subscriptions at - and while you're browsing around Audible, be sure to download Olly's new series .

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0:00.0

Should British people call the roadtree club the roundabout club?

0:04.8

Aster�aeaus, aster�aeaus.

0:07.6

Did TLC succeed in abolishing scrubs?

0:11.3

Aster�aeaus, aster�aeaus.

0:14.2

Heaven and glory, aster�aeaus.

0:17.1

News you can use if you've been wondering how you can get some P-fowl

0:21.3

to decorate your property.

0:23.2

And who hasn't?

0:24.0

His peacock intel from Michael, from New York and also Tasmania,

0:28.7

who says, about 15 years ago, my parents decided it would be nice to own peacocks,

0:33.5

not knowing at the time how early they make a terrible noise,

0:36.6

nor how much they shit everywhere.

0:38.4

I feel the same about children.

0:40.1

My parents found a public park that was giving away four peacocks.

0:45.6

That should have been a clue that...

0:46.9

People don't want them.

0:47.8

There's no such thing as a free peacock.

0:49.4

It's the same famously, guys.

0:50.6

The peacocks were a mere four-hour drive away in Longestan, Tasmania.

0:55.1

They lived south of Hobart.

0:56.6

That is a drive.

0:57.6

My father drove to Longestan, put a burlap sack over each peacock, tied it off,

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