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Two brothers, a crib room full of degenerates, and years of workshop warfare. This week we pull the thread on the best stitch-ups we've ever seen underground, from a wobbulator that doesn't sound real to a bloke who walked out to his missus in his jocks. Plus the dad move that may have fed Mount Isa's hottest chilli to a tuna thief.
In this episode:
- Why Last Soul Ultra going global could kill the backyard ultra world championships
- The glass milk bottle with a three dollar deposit that actually makes you bring it back
- One meal for life. One fruit, one dinner, one breakfast, no lunch allowed
- Why dried Australian apricots beat every fresh fruit going
- The apprentice sent for a wobbulator and a long wait who got one back
- Super glue on a hard hat light at one in the morning and the silicone revenge
- A seventy dollar Carolina Reaper bet and the worst night of Alex's life
- Dad injecting habanero oil into his chillies to catch a thief
Timestamps:
(03:05) Last Soul Ultra goes global and why it could become the real world championship
(14:40) The glass milk bottle with a three dollar deposit done properly
(21:29) One meal for life, one fruit, one dinner, one breakfast
(31:05) How dirty supermarket fruit really is and whether anyone washes it
(50:10) Crib Time Stories begins, the best apprentice stitch-ups
(54:46) The wobbulator and the long wait
(2:01:08) Alex's hard hat light super glued the night of a one am breakdown
(2:08:08) The siliconed and bolted toolbag revenge
(2:16:46) The seventy dollar Carolina Reaper bet gone wrong
(2:20:40) Dad's habanero oil chilli trap and the tuna thief
(2:24:34) The new bloke told to yell firing into the stinger
(2:29:31) Bearing blue in the boots the day before Europe
(2:31:42) The manager who thinks he can't weld anymore
Full episode out now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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