Ooy, now we're into the fun stuff. This is a rich tapestry of an episode where you can hear both the excitement of the

end of the project on the horizon and turn my voices and also the resentment and the sort of

negatively geared chemistry of reaching the end of a large chunk of work. It's all done with love and humour, but I'm hearing two guys who are, well one of them is me.

It's a very sing-songy sort of episode.

It's a bit of sort of, um, we speculate about what would happen if we fell out and even joke about the

podcast becoming the sole threat of a friendship.

There's a reference to it's always sunny which is I would say a testament to the longevity of that show.

And also huge shout to David Kraos, we describe

what sounds like a pretty gross and experimental piece of comedy

he was doing at the time the episode was made. Otherwise you know we're on the

home stretch we're looking at I guess four more episodes until it's time to

Be called Guy Feel every moment, love every day, because before you know we of your precious time slips away. Oh Steve Boston, Boston.

You come from Boston.

But not really because you're a famous Texan. Oh Steve Austin. Wow. Wow. You come from Boston.

Burn on. You come from Boston, but not but not really because you're a famous

fucking Texas.

Hello. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi everybody. It's Tim and Guy here from the worst idea of all time

podcast. We watch and review grown-ups too every week for a year. We've almost

done it. We're nearly there mate. Four to go. We just did

number 48. That's right 48 a very significant number for me Tim. 48 is the

age of Adam Sandler at the time of record. 48 also at an average of half an hour per

podcast one full day 24 hours of discussing grown-ups too.

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