Where Do You Think They Were - Gold Edition

The Scott Mills Weekly

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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All of Scott’s show, without the music! Innuendo Bingo, prank calls, Chris’s stories, listeners’ dilemmas, Real Or No Real, stupid games: it’s all here for you, five days a week.

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0:00.0	This is a podcast from the BBC on Thursday, Scott Mills daily podcast.
0:04.2	The cuffing queen Kate is back and we rattle through some of her 38 dates.
0:08.9	Our listener, Perina, sounds really like a famous phone company voice.
0:12.7	So we get the actual phone company voice on and our minds are blown.
0:16.5	Why do pilots use words and phrases that you've never heard of?
0:19.8	It still makes us sound quite cool and Ella celebrates her birthday by hearing
0:24.3	her parents describe in detail where she was conceived on another.
0:28.1	Where do you think they were?
0:30.2	Maybe they're pretty old.
0:33.0	Me and Chris are off to Glasgow tonight with our new neck pillow, which we got yesterday.
0:39.4	Neck pillow.
0:41.0	It's kind of a full head affair.
0:42.9	Just a small gap for the nose and mouth to breathe.
0:45.7	You look like an alien.
0:46.6	It's great.
0:47.9	You may have seen it on social media.
0:49.1	What it looks like is if you were to insert your head into a turkey.
0:53.1	Exactly that.
0:54.2	But it is well comfortable for flights because I was saying earlier in the
0:56.8	week, the neck pillows, neck pillows are rubbish because they are because your
1:00.1	head's just lulling about with this.
1:02.0	It's full on comfort and we will be trying it on the plane to Glasgow later.
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