Verbal Warning

The boys kick off the episode by unveiling the brand-new Verbal Warning stickers, immediately arguing about which one looks the most “feral in a good way.” From there, the night spirals into a full-blown debate about the perfect movie trilogy, and somehow Josh and Dylan manage to compare Kung Fu Panda to John Wick with a straight face.

They break down the greatest sets of three ever made —

• Christian Bale’s Batman

• The Hangover (which hits too close to home)

• Rush Hour

• Planet of the Apes

• Guardians of the Galaxy

• How to Train Your Dragon

• Cars

• Iron Man

• Back to the Future

• John Wick

— until they reach the undisputed king: The Cornetto Trilogy, crowned as Australia’s unofficial cultural heritage.

But that’s only the sober part of the episode.

From there it becomes chaos:

• Dylan recounts Halloween weekend antics involving a spooky blow-up costume and a McRib that “changed his life”

• Josh has a full emotional breakdown over his microphone dramas, claiming it’s “sabotage from the audio gods”

• The boys attempt to explain Super Mario 2 as if it’s a fever dream (it is)

• And everything somehow devolves into a cursed tangent about the phrase “All roads lead to Rome”, which Dylan swears is connected to the Alice in Wonderland rabbit

By the end, Josh is convinced he’s fallen into a multiverse, Dylan is yelling about pandas knowing kung fu, and the studio has the same energy as a pub at 3am after a UFC card.

It’s cinematic.

It’s cursed.

It’s chaotic.

It’s Verbal Warning.

This week on Verbal Warning, Dylan takes a day off and somehow ends up in a full Norman Osborn meltdown while hunting down a McRib like it’s cursed treasure. He also delivers a legendary Joey Diaz–style speech that leaves Josh questioning reality itself.

The boys break down why the EB on the street is sitting lower than Dylan’s patience, take a detour roasting a neo-nazi group, and unleash a Telstra rant so intense it could raise the dead.

Josh talks about heading to a rodeo, both of them hit the shops for costumes, and the lads learn how to crack a whip — with wildly mixed results.

Plus: a spooky Halloween story, Dylan’s estate speeding rant, and a discussion on why Nintendo peak sounds might actually be the soundtrack to the afterlife.

Lock your doors, grab a pumpkin, and buckle in — it’s chaos, comedy, and Halloween mayhem on Verbal Warning. 🎃👻🕸️

This week on Verbal Warning, Dylan takes a day off and somehow ends up in a full Norman Osborn meltdown while hunting down a McRib like it’s cursed treasure. He also delivers a legendary Joey Diaz–style speech that leaves Josh questioning reality itself.

The boys break down why the EB on the street is sitting lower than Dylan’s patience, take a detour roasting a neo-nazi group, and unleash a Telstra rant so intense it could raise the dead.

Josh talks about heading to a rodeo, both of them hit the shops for costumes, and the lads learn how to crack a whip — with wildly mixed results.

Plus: a spooky Halloween story, Dylan’s estate speeding rant, and a discussion on why Nintendo peak sounds might actually be the soundtrack to the afterlife.

Lock your doors, grab a pumpkin, and buckle in — it’s chaos, comedy, and Halloween mayhem on Verbal Warning.

This week on Verbal Warning, the boys go full chaos mode — starting with the mysterious Big Lez statue and ending on death row with a plate of last meals. In between, we somehow debate if gays are technically virgins, argue whether an EB Fairmont could outrun a T-Rex, and decide which guns could actually stop the dinos in Jurassic Park. Plus, Yellowstone accidentally makes the perfect ad for RAM, and we try to hum the Star Wars “New Hope” theme without getting sued.

Tune in for another week of questionable science, classic Aussie tangents, and certified brain rot — only on Verbal Warning.

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Josh and Dylan

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-Josh and Dylan