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This week, the lads accidentally stumbled into their most important investigation yet: the complete and total collapse of gravity.
Yes — while the rest of the world went about its business, these two brave intellectuals dedicated a full segment to “Project Anchor,” a theory suggesting Earth’s gravity will politely switch off for seven seconds. Sensible questions were asked. None were answered. Leeds was written off entirely.
In a shocking twist, the episode was recorded on a Sunday morning fuelled by coffee instead of the usual Sunday night mix of beer and questionable decision-making. The result? Slightly clearer sentences. Marginally fewer slurred conspiracy endorsements. The same level of scientific accuracy.
Between discussing planetary alignments, floating pints, and the logistical nightmare of mid-air urination, this became the biggest talking point of the show — mostly because once you start imagining Andy drifting past the Sky tower, it’s hard to move on.
Gravity may still be intact.
Their credibility? Less certain.
By andyscottpodcastThis week, the lads accidentally stumbled into their most important investigation yet: the complete and total collapse of gravity.
Yes — while the rest of the world went about its business, these two brave intellectuals dedicated a full segment to “Project Anchor,” a theory suggesting Earth’s gravity will politely switch off for seven seconds. Sensible questions were asked. None were answered. Leeds was written off entirely.
In a shocking twist, the episode was recorded on a Sunday morning fuelled by coffee instead of the usual Sunday night mix of beer and questionable decision-making. The result? Slightly clearer sentences. Marginally fewer slurred conspiracy endorsements. The same level of scientific accuracy.
Between discussing planetary alignments, floating pints, and the logistical nightmare of mid-air urination, this became the biggest talking point of the show — mostly because once you start imagining Andy drifting past the Sky tower, it’s hard to move on.
Gravity may still be intact.
Their credibility? Less certain.