Welcome to Sad Boys, a podcast about feelings and other things also. I'm Jarvis. Jordan. What is up? Here I almost, almost said it again. What'd you almost say? I am desperately trying to stop saying Waguan. Oh. And it is, it is. What does Waguan even mean? I just know it's like the...'s like a uh Jamaican Caribbean what's up

but it's it's so like Jamaican i can't

I heard it recently oh it's because I was joking with

Austin you know a lot about like

Toronto slang you know she i'm cheese and fam but because i got stuck on my

court why one held on because like we always said it growing up as like a fucking roadman thing to say.

You know, so that lad, yeah, Waguan at one point in time, and it's amongst a certain group of annoying white lad.

And so there's white lads, always white lads were always yelling at a secondary school.

And then we just started saying it.

So it was part of my lexicon for, I don't know, maybe a couple of years unironically in school.

That thing, wearing the ironic hat till it just becomes your hat kind of thing.

And I was in the show for years. I've never opened it with Wogrod. And after you said that, I went, whoa, wow. Hey. Yeah, you did mention you were starting to say it unironically. I think my, I'm getting less like neural plasticity as I'm getting older and less ability. You know, you know how like when you're younger it's so much easier to learn a language yeah I'm getting

very old dog new tricks with everything that I do adapting any kind of skill or

changing my ways I think is but I feel like I the counter example is that you have

never said well one before and yet there you are about to say a new thing

you're right actually good yeah maybe you're reverting to your childhood mind you say what

who was a roadman what's like a yeah I was absolute unit proper lad absolutely on the in the stroud

massive don't shake your head.

Isn't it?

Where were you in 2002?

That sounds accusatory.

Why would you ask when?

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