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The Worst Idea Of All Time

Tim Batt

Comedy

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Tim and Guy discuss smoking, share their engagement stories (including Tim becoming amazingly ill on a Michelin Star 10-course seafood dinner in Kyoto, Japan) and Guy following up offering his ring to Chelsie followed by some Netflix. It's also probably about the hour to call time on the Bryan Johnson - the man attempting to defy God (and honorary Billionaire).

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome back to Good Times on the worst idea of all time.
0:07.2	Were you checking out the goods?
0:08.7	Yeah, I'm checking out the goods.
0:10.0	Are you looking at my t-shirt?
0:11.7	No, I was trying to see...
0:12.6	It's Cowboy Bebop.
0:13.5	The outline of your undercarriage.
0:16.8	You can't see that from there.
0:18.4	No, but if I crane my neck, I might get a whisper of the sort of heat that Tim Bats pack in.
0:25.3	You want to look at the junk.
0:26.5	The Bampan that is what I call it.
0:31.4	It's pleasure to be here, of course.
0:33.6	Batting balls?
0:34.5	There's something around that.
0:35.5	That's not nothing posted.
0:37.0	Fun to be had there.
0:38.3	By Tim Guy and Tim's monstrous appendage, poking out the left-hand side of his shorts.
0:44.2	How are you? Where are you? What's the time? What's for dinner?
0:47.9	Co-hosted by a fuchsia drink bottle that's on the table, which belongs to Guy Montgomery.
0:53.7	One of my constant companions.
0:55.6	From, um, is it Crumpler?
0:57.2	Is that what they're called?
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