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Two Mr Ps in a Pod

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🗓️ 8 May 2025

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Welcome back to another jam-packed episode of Two Mr P’s in a Podcast! 😄 This week, the Mr Ps reflect on the joy of a four-day week and pose a big Would You Rather to teachers across the country: an extra £5K or a four-day work week? 💷🗓️ Find out what the overwhelming majority chose! The brothers take a nostalgic trip down memory lane as they explore what millennials lived through that Gen Z never will: from dial-up internet 📞 to Encarta 📀, from video rentals at Blockbuster 📼 to Route Planners and actual project books 📚 — the ultimate nostalgia fest. 🎭 A long-awaited return — Cockney John is BACK with five of his most unpopular (and outrageous) opinions. Spiritual people, dolphins, and sports cars beware... 🐬💨🔥 The episode wraps up with a brilliant listener thread about the funniest questions children have asked visitors in school with some hilarious tales involving Ofsted inspectors. 👀 Don’t forget to grab your tickets to the live tour! 🎟️ Head to 2mrpspodcast.com for all the details — plus you can stream the previous tour and submit your own stories too! 👉 Follow the lads on socials and join the Facebook group to stay in the loop. Find free resources about the dangers of becoming a money mule at www.dontbefooled.org.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by Don't Be Fooled.
0:04.5	We're working with the Don't Be Fooled campaign to help spread awareness of a really important subject, money mulling.
0:12.4	Now I know that sounds like something out of a crime drama on Netflix or something, but trust me, it's happening every day.
0:20.4	Here's what happens.
0:21.8	Criminals approach young people online or even in person asking if they can send money to their bank account.
0:28.8	Then they have the young person transfer it elsewhere in return for a gift or a cut of what's being received.
0:36.2	Sounds like easy cash, right?
0:38.6	Well, as soon as they do that, they become a money mule and it's actually a crime.
0:44.3	The affected young person could get their bank account shut down,
0:48.2	struggle to get a student loan, a phone contract or even land a job in the future.
0:53.7	And the worst part, that money is often linked to major crimes like drug trafficking and fraud.
1:00.0	Young people, especially those with special educational needs and disabilities, can be particularly vulnerable.
1:07.0	This is exactly why the Don't Be Fooled campaign has developed free lesson plans, posters and activities for teachers to use to raise awareness of the dangers of becoming a money mule with special resources for send educators.
1:23.5	As teachers, it's so important we educate our pupils about financial literacy to help keep them safe and resources like this make it easy to do so.
1:35.1	Head to don't befull.org.uk to access the free resources today.
1:54.1	Thank you. resources today. Hello and welcome to episode 214.
1:58.3	Season 8, episode 28.
2:00.2	I have two Mr. Peas in a podcast. I mean, Mr. P.
2:02.6	And the other Mr. P.
2:03.8	Welcome back for what is a four-day week this week.
2:08.9	That's beautiful, in it.
2:09.9	It's the stuff of the future, I think.
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