Here, Make This...

Larko is on a mission to create his own App Store. In this episode he gets one step closer. Jackas makes some observations around social conversations and proposes a new communication standard. 

We learn about how songs get written and take some shortcuts to produce our own. Larko requires some assistance in confrontations so simply outsources it to someone else.

We celebrate the end-of-financial-year with a bargain basement episode. We smash out some ideas, smash out the savings, bring out the bargains and hit rock bottom. 

Getting drunk when you get older isn't too difficult but it's the hangover which becomes harder to deal with. Jackas has a solution. Larko vents on young people for a bit and comes up with his own fashion line.

Getting away from it all during a COVID lock-down can be tricky. Let's see if Larko can avoid using "the lab" to describe his idea. We also present a few literal sketches for our new TV show pilot!

We mention the words testicles, tackle, balls and nuts enough times to get us banned. But it's all for a good cause. Jackas invents something to give you more daylight hours during the most valuable parts of your day. 

Larko takes us through some ideas for how to be "comfortable to very comfortable". Jackas provides some insights on how he deals with poor service and presents an idea for giving companies feedback on their products and services.

Probably some of the worst ideas we've presented so far. In fact, the ratings on these ones are the lowest we've had so far and there's very little to get excited about. But fuck it's a funny episode!

Fads may come and go, but some things are never forgotten. This week we take liberty and culturally appropriate traditional dress for the modern day. Jackas helps us avoid any confusion regarding what to recycle by introducing a morning treat.

You grab the keys, leave the house and head out for an afternoon of fun. When you get back your house has been mysteriously cleaned by persons unknown, nor seen, nor heard. Sound good? Well listen in for Jackas' idea for your new personal assistants. Larko pitches his new TV show and convinces us there's a market for simple cooking and for those seeking effeciency in the kitchen.