Digest

The podcast begins with a fun game where the hosts try to decipher British abbreviations. They then delve into a discussion about the show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" and the challenges of being a celebrity on the show, particularly the tasks and the living conditions. The hosts also discuss the different types of sex work, including yachting, and the hierarchy that exists among sex workers. They share their personal experiences and opinions on these topics, creating a lively and engaging conversation. The hosts then play a game where they guess the number that a dice landed on based on a subcategory. The first subcategory is Nottingham Forest Football Club, and the host guesses the number 2 or 3, which is correct. The second subcategory is Reebok, and the host guesses the number 4, which is also correct. The third subcategory is Mauam strips, and the host guesses the number 8 or 9, which is correct. The final subcategory is Backy Hanma, an anime, and the host guesses the number 3, which is incorrect. The host then reveals that the number was 5, and they discuss the game and how they both guessed the number 3 or 5 before the subcategory was revealed.

Outlines

00:00:00

British Abbreviation Game

This Chapter introduces a game where the hosts try to guess the full meaning of common British abbreviations. They start with "Jenny Leck" which stands for "General Election." They continue with other abbreviations like "Cosy Lives" (Cost of Living Crisis), "Savvy B" (Savvy Yom Blanc), "Menty B" (Mental Breakdown), "Nervy B" (Nervous Breakdown), "Parry C" (Parasetamol), "Vity D" (Vitamin D), "V Spenny" (Very Expensive), "Gazabee" (Garlic Bread), "Peppy" (Peppermint Tea), "Botty B" (Bottle of Beer), "Fenty C" (Tottenham Court Road), and "Holly Jobs" (Holiday Jobs).

00:23:05

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

This Chapter delves into a discussion about the show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" and the challenges of being a celebrity on the show. The hosts discuss the tasks, the living conditions, and the pressure of being in the spotlight. They also share their personal opinions on whether they would participate in the show and what challenges they would find most difficult.

00:29:12

Yachting and Sex Work

This Chapter explores the world of yachting and sex work. The hosts discuss the practice of "yachting" where models are paid to spend weekends with executives on rented yachts. They also discuss the hierarchy that exists among sex workers and the different types of work that are considered more or less acceptable. The hosts share their personal experiences and opinions on these topics, creating a lively and engaging conversation.

00:38:10

Secret Lists and Parties

This Chapter discusses the phenomenon of secret guest lists at parties, particularly in Monaco and Miami. The hosts share their personal experiences of attending parties with secret lists and discuss the implications of this practice.

00:41:53

The O2 Freeze

This Chapter recounts a time when one of the hosts froze on stage at the O2 Arena in front of 15,000 people. The hosts discuss the experience and how they would handle a similar situation in the future.

00:51:01

Roll the Dice Game

This Chapter introduces a new game called "Roll the Dice" where one host rolls a dice and the other host has to guess the number based on a subcategory. The hosts play several rounds of the game, with the first subcategory being Nottingham Forest Football Club, the second being Reebok, the third being Mauam strips, and the final being Backy Hanma, an anime.

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Q&A

• What are some common British abbreviations and what do they stand for?

  Some common British abbreviations include "Jenny Leck" (General Election), "Cosy Lives" (Cost of Living Crisis), "Savvy B" (Savvy Yom Blanc), "Menty B" (Mental Breakdown), "Nervy B" (Nervous Breakdown), "Parry C" (Parasetamol), "Vity D" (Vitamin D), "V Spenny" (Very Expensive), "Gazabee" (Garlic Bread), "Peppy" (Peppermint Tea), "Botty B" (Bottle of Beer), "Fenty C" (Tottenham Court Road), and "Holly Jobs" (Holiday Jobs).

• What are some of the challenges of being a celebrity on the show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!"?

  Some of the challenges of being a celebrity on the show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" include the grueling tasks, the limited food and amenities, and the constant pressure of being in the spotlight. The hosts also discuss the pressure of having to participate in the challenges, even if they are afraid of spiders or other things.

• What are some of the different types of sex work and how are they perceived?

  The hosts discuss the practice of "yachting" where models are paid to spend weekends with executives on rented yachts. They also discuss the hierarchy that exists among sex workers and the different types of work that are considered more or less acceptable. They share their personal experiences and opinions on these topics, creating a lively and engaging conversation.

• What is the hierarchy of sex workers and how does it work?

  The hosts discuss the hierarchy that exists among sex workers and the different types of work that are considered more or less acceptable. They share their personal experiences and opinions on these topics, creating a lively and engaging conversation.

• What are some of the risks associated with yachting?

  The hosts discuss the risks associated with yachting, including the potential for exposure to sexually transmitted infections. They also discuss the importance of getting tested regularly and the challenges of disclosing this type of work to family and friends.

• What are secret guest lists and how do they work?

  Secret guest lists are a practice used at parties and events where a select group of people are allowed to attend, often based on their social status, wealth, or connections. These lists can be kept secret to create exclusivity and control the guest list. Secret guest lists are often associated with high-profile events and parties, particularly in the entertainment and fashion industries.

• What happened to one of the hosts at the O2 Arena?

  One of the hosts froze on stage at the O2 Arena in front of 15,000 people. The hosts discuss the experience and how they would handle a similar situation in the future.

• How does the "Roll the Dice" game work?

  The "Roll the Dice" game involves one host rolling a dice and the other host having to guess the number based on a subcategory. The hosts play several rounds of the game, with the first subcategory being Nottingham Forest Football Club, the second being Reebok, the third being Mauam strips, and the final being Backy Hanma, an anime.

Show Notes