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This week Joe kicks things off by asking “When did the kid figure out a grown-up trick?” after watching a young lad suddenly realise exactly how our puppet shows work in real time. 

Then Junior asks “When did you spit the dummy?” after a kid refusing to sit down on a flight somehow caused the entire plane to be cancelled. 

Jake's hosting How Much Did I Pay? – Facebook Collectables edition, putting the boys’ pricing skills to the test with some seriously questionable Marketplace finds.

And we wrap things up with Jake asking for your good deeds, after seeing Fremantle fans come through in a big way when a punter asked if anyone had a spare ticket to the game.

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This week on the pod, Junior kicks things off by asking one of life's most important questions: where's the weirdest place you've ever eaten? After a bloke at work was caught enjoying his lunch in the toilet...

Jake then brings the first edition of "That Can't Happen" centred around a very unlikely occurrence that took place with his golf mates, before Joey dusts off The Ad Man to revisit a classic Lynx commercial from back in the day.

Joey also crowns this week's Everyday Hero to a legend who's patiently rescheduled a meetup with him aftre three cancelled networking catch-ups and we wrap things up by discussing an old phone ad and Junior mentions the Brad Pitt abduction that was in the Jackass film. 

1. Eating In The Loo 
2. Ad Man - Lynx 
3. That Can't Happen - Golf Mates 
4. Rescheduling Hero 
5. Old Ads & Jackass 

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This week it’s another Jake & Joe show, with Riley a late out after coming down with a case of the sickies. 

Joe kicks things off by asking for your “rogue job stories” after someone found themselves in strife for using the communal work milk, for their oats instead of tea or coffee. 

Then Jake wants to hear your “rogue night out stories” - the questionable moments that happened after the event had officially finished. Inspired by Jake nearly being recruited into a cult by a bloke on the walk back to his car. 

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This week on the pod, Joey kicks things off with an update on his long-awaited psychic reading and explains why his appointment has been unexpectedly delayed.

Junior then dives into the growing trend of flavoured roast chickens, with everything from butter chicken to Vegemite making their way onto the menu, before Jake debuts a brand-new segment, Community Page Chaos, featuring one of the most rogue posts he's stumbled across on a local Facebook community page.

Joey crowns this week's Everyday Hero to the passionate owner of Revival House Cinema for going above and beyond for movie lovers, and to wrap things up, the boys unpack Sportsbet's decision to pay out Nick Daicos Brownlow bets two months before the count and whether it's a genius move or a massive gamble.

1. Joe's Psychic Delay  
2. Community Page Chaos 
3. Flavoured Roast Chicken
4. Revival House Hero 
5. Sportsbet's "Early Payout" 

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This week we caught up with Ronan Freeburn from WA Comedy to chat all things WA Comedy Week, which is returning to Perth from 4–9 August for another huge celebration of local comedy.

Ronan gave us the rundown on what comedy fans can expect, including a stacked lineup of shows featuring some of WA’s best established and emerging comedians, unique comedy experiences, and plenty of opportunities to support local talent.

We chatted about how WA Comedy Week has grown into a major event on the Perth comedy calendar, bringing together performers, venues and audiences to celebrate the incredible comedy scene we have right here in WA.

From intimate comedy rooms to big showcase events, there’s plenty happening across the week — so if you’re keen for a laugh, check out what’s on and get behind local comedy!

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This week Joey puts the boys to the test with “Joey’s Test”, asking “What couldn’t you remember?” as we find out if anyone can actually name all of Snow White’s seven dwarfs.

Game time sees Joe hosting Who Am I?, giving the boys clues, hints and stories as they race to figure out which famous face he’s describing.

And we wrap things up with Junior asking “When did you cancel on someone?” after Australia pulled the pin on hosting the Commonwealth Games - proving sometimes even the biggest plans can get called off.

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This week on the pod, Joey kicks things off by announcing he's finally off to get his long-awaited psychic reading, with the boys eagerly predicting what the future might have in store. Jake takes a trip down memory lane by reminding everyone of the iconic Bega String Cheese ad and Junior uncovers the surprising reason why some McDonald's restaurants overseas are actually green instead of the famous gold and red.

Plus Jake crowns this week's Everyday Hero to a legend who was somewhat patiently helping her very intoxicated husband home from the pub and we wrap things up with one of Jake's mates sharing an impressive Tim Tam theory! 

1. Psychic Day 
2. Bega String Cheese 
3. Green McDonalds 
4. Helping The Hubby  
5. Tim Tam

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This week Joey kicks things off by asking “When did you save the day?” after a bloke dressed as Spider-Man became an unexpected hero on the side of the road.

Jake wants to know “What was your biggest achievement as a kid?” after a 7 year old wrote one of the boppiest tunes we may hear this year! 

And Junior hosts the longest edition of Stage Name Game we've ever played, with an Aussie singer edition that we thought may never end. 

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This week on the pod, the boys kick things off by checking out Hoopla!, a brand-new game created by the dad of friend of the show Cody Ritchie, Jake and Joe relive the hilarious experience of Jake being completely out of his depth at the Ninajirachi gig.

Junior reveals the clever hack his high school class came up with to get through a test, before the boys crown this week's Everyday Heroes - the growing army of Jai Arrow celebrators, with fans across Australia (and beyond) launching their own Arrow celebrations in tribute.

And we wrap things up, with Junior sharing the absolute chaos that unfolded during his bottomless brunch.

1. Hoopla! 
2. Ninajirachi 
3. High School Test 
4. Jai Arrow 
5. Bottomless Brunch 

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This week Joey kicks things off by asking “When was the task harder than the tutorial?” after discovering that stripping paint off a wall is a lot easier to watch on YouTube than it is to actually do. 

Then Jake wants to know “When was it too much?” after biting into a cheeseburger that came stacked with a whopping seven pickles.

Jake's hosting Whistle While We Work It Out, with this week's edition featuring songs that have featured on iconic TV ads.

And we wrap by asking “When did you annoy your co-worker?” after Junior accidentally sprayed one of his colleagues with juice from an orange.

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