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Hello everyone and welcome back to the Real Talking Podcast with your host JD and Ash.

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So this week we're coming off the back of a bit of a sad news story with the Titan submarine

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that's imploded. So the Titan was going down to explore the Titanic which we've got some facts about actually.

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Yeah so the Titanic left Southampton's White Star dock on Wednesday the 10th of April 1912,

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shortly after 12 noon, unfortunately two days into its journey. Yeah two days into its journey so

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shortly after midnight on April 14th, so that's just two days, struck an iceberg 1,300 miles

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northeast of New York and sank in just two hours and 40 minutes. So it was going down to view the Titanic

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because a lot of people think by 2030 due to bacteria that's eaten away at the Titanic's metal

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it won't last very much longer, they reckon by 2030 it could vanish. But it's quite interesting

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really because it's been down there for over a hundred years so it's lasted quite long but

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on the other hand you think of all these pirate ships and the lost treasures and everything

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and a lot of the oceans, as far as we know they're still a lot aren't they? Yeah I think it's because it's

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obviously made from metal, obviously it's due to the bacteria that's eaten away at the metal.

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So with those pirate ships made out of like obviously, yeah I know they would have been old wooden mines originally

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and built in up the icebergs as well. Yeah yeah. Yeah I mean obviously metals,

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different metals react, people then use salt water as well. That's it yeah. We normally get the rust in general but

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yeah big steel ship, it's not nice at all really. Well over a hundred years it's had some good inks.

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Yeah sorry I was gonna say as well also obviously the water was cold when obviously the Titanic

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hit the iceberg, I reckon it was minus two around those temperatures in the water.

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Yeah so because the ocean is raising its own temperature, probably due to the speed of the

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deterioration of the ship as well. Yeah so I can obviously going back to the submarine, obviously it

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ain't got long left and the only one that did have the Titanic submarine, it was the only one set to go this year

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to explore the Titanic. Yeah which it was because there was an open window with the weather. Yeah yeah

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so and they reckon that was would have been the only one that would have managed to share to get out

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and view the tour Tony. Yeah which leads on to some of the interesting facts that we've seen about

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this tour and submarine now though. So as a brief introductory tour note, so on Sunday 8am that was

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when they were around to start. It was actually 12pm when the submarine started off on what should have been

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a two hour descent to the Titanic, nearly 14,000 metres below sea level.

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One hour and 45 minutes into it, that's when it's lost communication. So two hours descent,

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have it moved around and then two hours back up. So that should have been 7pm when they've re-emerged

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but it hasn't come up. So the first red flag going off at that time on really is an hour and 45

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we've been, they've lost communication. So what we've seen is they've set sail on their own in the

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submarine and they've been on the road the whole way. So straight away you think why isn't it more

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regulated like a normal diving session or any of these other one-man submarine missions where

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there's a physical ship that gets into location and then they descend from the ship.

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But that's a... It just makes sense because obviously if something was to go wrong

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you're on the spot. You can tell people where your location is.

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Yeah and it's an easier way to have the communication. Now I guess they probably

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wouldn't be able to have, I don't see why not, but there could have been a cable that got

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directly to the submarine to go down to the 4000 metres or if not the physical connection,

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it could have easily dropped a probe of some sort at least halfway down it could still have

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the communication. But obviously because it didn't have a ship they haven't even got any of those

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intact for it. And then looking into it as well, so the submarine was only controlled by Logitech

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controller which is for video games so it's a more of an old school PC game controller.

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And obviously no one really uses the Logitech brand these days. There was no regulatory

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authority that verified any of the safety features or anything of the actual submarine.

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And its tracking device was an Apple AirTag which is around £35. So fair enough these

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AirTags can pinpoint your position pretty much anywhere on the Earth. But there's no other

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submarines. Yeah when you've got that much pressure around it. Submarines that actually

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have people inside. This was apparently the only submarine that could go that deep. All the other

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submarines that are being down, they're point manned ones, so robots essentially. They're just

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controlled from a computer somewhere, usually from a ship that's 4000 metres above. So what would have

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fought an AirTag would be able to pick up so far down. So it's probably as of got an hour and 45

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minutes since they've lost communication. So probably about three and a half ish thousand metres down at

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that point and it can't pick it up. Now just with some verification, that deep down in the ocean

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there's no sun noise and it's that dark even with the torches that they would have had on there.

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The light would only be able to see the light about 20 metres away. So if the light can only get 20

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metres, why would they think that the satellite signal can get further down than that. Yeah and then that's the satellite that's in the sky.

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That's trying to track you. It makes me laugh because the more I think about it, this billionaire

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who's created this submarine and thought about this magical you know exploration. So he's the one that

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created it and then went on it. Yeah so it was just his idea and obviously there was

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the rule. Yeah well I heard they had to pay 250 000 I don't know if that was dollars or pounds. I believe it's dollars

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but a quarter million people by the back to pan to be a part of this unfortunate mission.

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Yeah which is crazy. I mean I get it, it's history and no one else is really going to be able to see it

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especially because of the teary eye from a few years ago. But to pay that much money to do something that

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it's just it's never been tested out let alone anyone else has done it. So all you'd want to be

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a part of that again if it was you know the

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I'll say the glory of it. I think it's the glory. Yeah if it comes off and you know you go down in

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history but it's still going down in history for the wrong reasons now which is a shame.

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It's it could have it should have been done so much better. Why they haven't actually

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you know just put these these features into position. Why why has someone actually allowed

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this to happen when there wasn't an actual governing body to say yes or no.

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From what I've seen as well the US marines or the coast guards knew within the two hours

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that it had already imploded. Is that what they reckon happened today imploded trial away when

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he lost signal that's when it's lost signal or they lose signal then traveled further on down

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then implode does that not come out. Yeah so they're sending down some of these robotic submarines

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that can actually withstand this pressure. They've got to take pictures and you know CSR if you get

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some evidence and try and puzzle it all back together. There was one interview from a scientist

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that I've seen where he was explained so he worked for I believe it was a university or a company

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that they design and build submarines. So this submarine in particular the Titan was built out

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of carbon fiber so the benefits of the carbon fiber are that it explodes at cheaper material

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material but that's about it really. Why would you want to clean power. Exactly so every other

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submarine and tubes really they're all built out of steel or aluminium

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which I know when you think of aluminium or aluminum for the American missiles

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you know it's a thin material that we see as aluminium all the time you know

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tin for as we call it in the UK but when it's built properly it's strong the steel is obviously

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strong durable and the main benefits is so because of the temperature changing and with the

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pressure the metal materials they will expand and extract with the changes so when you've seen it on

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the films when they're going down in submarines and stuff you hear the cracking the creaking noises

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that's because it's the metal moving and it's tightening itself up essentially. So even though

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the carbon fiber can do that all it's had to have needed was essentially has to have got forward

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the total time if they've slowly caught a part of the ship or to be fair even if a fish hits it harder

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because it's under that much pressure already it's so much drying up yet the carbon fiber just needs

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a little bit of a chip and it's all going to implode so for anyone that doesn't know

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an implosion is the opposite of an explosion which I know it sounds a bit obvious for

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explosion expands out everything first front out just around but the implosion because all that

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pressures are rounding everything's shutting so yeah and the water would have gone in the

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oxygen wouldn't have even had a chance to escape it's just imagine if you've got like an empty bag

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of crisps in your hands or a full bag of crisps and you're physically squashing it yeah the best

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the best what I've seen you described us imagine you've had an egg in your hand yeah in your fist

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and you clenched your fist that's the corner of what what a way to go on like I mean I suppose

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it's instant but if it was the implosion then yeah it would have been instant

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if it wasn't an implosion then you know it would have had I believe it was

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uh what's a five days worth of oxygen which wouldn't have lasted long and then uh with the

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panicking that would have happened it would have been more uh there would have been more

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hectic it would have breathed a bit more more heavily it would have completed faster there was

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no room to stand up and walk around yeah so that's one of the things I thought if there was obviously

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it's the life and he didn't implode and was down there for like a number of hours or days yeah not

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going to the bathroom well again yeah because you've got to you know yeah it would have been

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it would have been uh you know the people have had to gone for a wee and a poo um they probably

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would have been sick and that as well due to the pressure being underneath for so long um and

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potentially starved yeah that's true I know we touched up on it but I don't I don't understand

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why there wasn't like a ship that went out of location and dropped them from the location

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just so if there was any trouble or just anything there's someone over to you know is you wrenching

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back off I don't know if it's called that yeah so again yeah if it was like what I've alluded to with

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a physical character just to me they could have reeled them back in the sorry yeah so

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like a big fish but so even still uh so over two and a half hours after they should have returned

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to the surface that was when the coast guards and whatever had actually started looking for them

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because it was in there for a while even the journey itself from descent so you and if everything

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went all right and then back back to like sure was I think it was like was it overnight our trip

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yeah just so the initial location yeah there must have been some two pieces or something at least

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there I don't know I don't know maybe they probably would have um I don't know probably done a little

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bit of fasting or something or I don't know maybe had nappies on or something yeah yeah

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it's it's something that uh I haven't seen much about anything about it to be fair

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yeah I've seen what it looked like it was literally just that logic controller

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a little panic bullet behind but one that and that was it yeah and I want to win obviously

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yeah just the dome window to look at you know that must have been very optimistic to think that was

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going to be a good experience yeah I don't know why you want to put yourself through it or

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or say it's billionaires they've got that much money obviously didn't want to buy a football

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club or anything so uh decided to go for these experiments it's it is a shame but you know these

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these uh people itself we think essentially I know we shouldn't say it negatively but they have

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bought it on themselves yeah I mean you know you're cutting corners on carbon fiber yeah you know I

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know if I'm going somewhere and I'm a billionaire but if I'm not going to space you know yeah

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something I need you know you know more about space than we do about you know the bottom of the

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ocean so well that's it because uh I know the flat earthers won't believe it again but there

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has been more space exploration than undersea um well at least we've when Richard Branson done it

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a few years ago with that space plane because if you're doing because the amazon dunes jeff

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baisos and elon musk obviously turned it into like a prime yeah he's going to take it to the next

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level I do believe um but at least with that if let's just say there was a woody wonka golden

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ticket star competition and you got the chance to go there's already been years and years of

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dummy runs yeah yeah it's happened so many times so you've got a bit more faith yes there's always

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the chance of something going wrong but you can go out onto the streets and potentially die anyway

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yeah yeah the fact that there was no other submarines that have done it built that way or

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I mean even the weather conditions there was only one open window for it in the whole of the year

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you're fine against the odds just just to get down there yeah it just

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it's just a full red flag yes to start with which uh it is a shame um but

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but as we say rich people doing rich things I know I wouldn't want to drive a car that's

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not being tested or anything you know a new prototype that's what that's what they do all

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these crash dummy tests everything but since they haven't done it with any of that it's

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it is crazy I just can't believe the cook corners that I think yeah and it'd be interesting to find

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out if if I should say sorry when it imploded did they have the four days did they have three

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days did they just when they lost signal the first time you know it'd be interesting to see

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actually when it actually imploded yeah I think there's uh I imagine they're probably already

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writing it there's going to be a movie there'll no doubt be a Netflix documentary series about

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it as well yeah Netflix around that yeah it'd be interesting to watch though yeah yeah I love when

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I throw some conspiracy there would be some conspiracy oh yeah I'm surprised I haven't seen

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any yet I'm seeing some of the stupid things if you wanted to get a why let's just throw a conspiracy

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out if you wanted to get a why I don't think why to do it you know if you think about it you're

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selling it so I love oh sorry if you're saying if this billionaire wanted to kill someone

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no well he's not wanted to kill this billionaire or run away himself in terms of oh so he spiked his

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own death yeah yeah so think about it I've gone so far because why would you travel so far I mean

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I know he's you just get on the bottom drop your book yeah south from shore

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hope you're dropping it to the implode it's gonna it's so that too uh yeah solid theory there so

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inside of this as all four or six of them however many it was they're just paddling along got above

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the total tiny drop zone and then the pads of replica already explored shattered pieces dropped

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them down or they're gonna drop their or they just got off their submarine onto a boat and

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it's dropped that one there knowing that it's going to implode it's not going to survive because

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they made it from the carbon fiber there must have been some test note so like you know so far down

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it's showing signs so I don't know just it just uh yeah and then now they're on that scene

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well yeah got the money yeah it was uh one that popped into my head that I'm waiting to see so

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I'm gonna use that the totality of an alien space base and so as they've got so close they've just

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shot them with a laser or something yeah uh kill them that way or maybe it's the more people

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just to see this submarine coming along and they're all hang on that's not a fish

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yes they go along give a little twat and you know just get them that way but um I've seen a lot of

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the memes uh there was one where it's tom hanks dancy and then oh you know tom hanks uh ready to

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take that million dollar contract yeah Oscar award winning film or whatever because he loves his

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that's the way star films um yeah it's a shame that people do that really it's not so much of

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a laughing matter for him but there's gonna be a load of them coming out yeah yeah um I mean would

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be funny to see your one actually come out because it'd be funny if he's if he's been there he's

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run up a load of debt let's just say because obviously you know let's just say he's got himself

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in some trouble yeah and put some money in offshore account maybe cash in a boat that's enough

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um on the boat thinking it includes whatever yeah yeah it'd be funny that um I know uh someone did

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he years ago um where basically the chap someone on a little boat and uh the boy claimed his large

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insurance uh you know dead at sea lost at sea whatever it was and then it was about four years

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like that he was found out that he just hid in the house essentially and they were living off

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his life insurance money um I don't know if he got any jail time or anything but I mean how can

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you think you can get away with it all because you can't stay in the house at all that time so

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obviously after so long he's gone wandering around again and people are like oh yeah there's Jeff

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yeah the way the word I think that's coming to my mind because it's so

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outrageously stupid when you think about it like even me and you just talking about it would have

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been like I'm going on that no nothing about this day how we were but I ain't jumping a little too

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four hours to die it's an overnight hour trip it doesn't make sense for you to cocoon yourself

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for so long no and when you're building those where you've got unlimited resources so it just

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it just you know even if the boat couldn't you know didn't drop from the boat you could have

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took it along the submarine sorry yeah yeah the boat should took the submarine along it's just

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that that's all why I'm thinking that it just seems a bit too maybe but maybe it's actually

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the world but even when we think everything is not what it is but it should have been you know

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everything there's just a complete lack of common sense would be there should have been a boat

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more in place there should have been more of a tracking device than just an apple even if they

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had a shadow boat just in case something was to happen yeah just like sailed along so I don't

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I wasn't but sailed alongside it and then just stayed so if anything was to go wrong you've got

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location yeah but even just the basic of it where you come back up and then you're on the boat and

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you're just having a scram and you're having a good talk about you know if you're telling someone

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else straight away that wasn't down with you you're not cocooning for so long you yeah joy but I suppose

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looking forward to it you're in the submarine for less time there as well so then you do need to go to the

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bathroom obviously whenever you can burn everything yeah you're not holding it in for as long so

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you're above the top of the tank down two hours down and now it moved around whatever it takes

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two hours back up so after six hours in the submarine as opposed to you know

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fishing yeah I think you're two and a half hours there two and a half hours died

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and now we're looking around or whatever it would have been dead two hours back up and obviously four hours back up

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yeah you know it's a long time to go it is um and as I say for it to have dragged on for as long as it did

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when from what I've seen the uh the coast guards and the marines and whatever already knew uh within

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hours of it losing signal that there was no chance of finding it right and I know that they've had to

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do the searches for and to try and find anything um from what I'd say there was no signs of anybody's

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anyway yeah because I think when it implodes you just basically not evaporate but because there's

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that much pressure you just yeah there would have just been squashed into like a small ball and then

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it's essentially fish food yeah um but whatever uh aquatic large forms are down there um for

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um we'll say people eat to be honest with them all um I imagine mani fish uh probably starfish

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if there's crab or lobsters or anything that deep maybe I don't know

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maybe we'll see uh David Attenborough put some cameras down there

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legal to uh an ocean uh what is it wet planet is it

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is it is it blue planet blue planet that's it multi-blue planet totanic version

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he's actually bloody needs as well really hasn't he yeah he's doing well I can't imagine watching a

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show like that nobody comes to animals and wildlife without David at it for narrating it yeah it's

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just like he just wouldn't be the same well that's gonna hit different when he goes out then you

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watch him on with alim talking over it I don't know who did he bring it but he does the app ones

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did you know sorry he does um the Jurassic uh BBC one show uh we basically talks about

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dinosaurs now is he walking with dinosaurs yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah I didn't watch you but uh well I

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saw like a little clip and it was just I don't think the CGI was good no he weren't where it needed

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to be for it really he poured it long though he made it he carried it well he would do wouldn't

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uh uh so I think move on from uh he's such uh he's had a title story now and I've got a bit

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fucking a bit of a rant to come out with now

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go on it's been a few weeks though to be honest yeah I mean I'm not gonna

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slag off Sam Smith too much going off that clip which I'll insert here if I can figure it out

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I mean if anyone hasn't seen it he literally tries he runs he's got a costume on I don't know

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what the costume is you said it looked like a ninja turtle yeah I saw it I thought he was trying to

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dress up as one of the teenage mutant ninja turtles but I also thought uh I don't know if you

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remember the episode of more more more from Power Rangers where Bulk and Skull pretend to be Power Rangers in the dress up

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in these stupid costumes and you've got Bulk stretched out with this costume and he just reminded me of that trying to be the worst green ranger ever

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uh and so yeah he tries to do a crowd serve I don't know what happened as he's jumped onto the crowd whether they've actually caught him

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no he looks like he's far right to the floor and took a few people with him because you know he's

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a big lad he's pretty tall as well yeah yeah yeah yeah so I'm not gonna comment on that so much

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I just don't know why before it could happen as well like I don't think that people do because

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they all look like taken back of him just running and jumping yeah you know surely you'd give a bit of a

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warning for me but it's not more so the crowd circle was more from the scene of the rock music

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and that music and that really wasn't it so if someone's doing you know pops up you don't expect

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to happen was you're looking for attention I think yeah I know Kate you buried them a few years ago and she said it was the worst when she ever

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I can imagine people grabbing her everywhere yeah yeah there was people trying to slip a finger in and all sorts and that

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as much as you're laughing I wasn't there that day

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no I could just imagine you like it's my only chance it would have been yeah you know yeah yeah

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one choice yeah so anyway yeah it wasn't that that uh was gonna bring up really but so

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now when I see Gabby Bumblehaw well when I hear him on talk sport you know for the American

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listeners is an older Premier League player I always feel he just goes he says stuff to four reactions

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and yeah he he he just says he four reactions you don't mean that that's the way he comes across to me

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yeah he's the same as a lot of these other fundings and radio presenters they don't watch enough football

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to give opinions on all of them you know I'm not saying that I'll give enough watching

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football to know everything that needs to be known but he's he's come out that what he's on talks for is he believes

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that if he were 35 million on today's transfer market now this man

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as he retired at the age of 32 he'd only scored 86 times in 391 appearances professional appearances

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86 times so that's uh what like a goal of every three right less than that more than that it's the worst

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ratio than that yeah so I don't know almost a goal every four games and this is a striker

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yeah he had that one good season I remember one good season where I think he's got like 16 or 17

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prime goals yeah so if take away that was like no it's just it's an absolute why why is so delusional

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to think that he if you were 35 million so with today's market so 34 million it's a lot of money

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but it's not that's not money for a top tier striker no you know I know that man's got Harlem

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for a cheap price yeah but there's a lot of heaven fees with that you know his agents got

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yeah 50 million Dortmund would have got a back-hander as well and

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yeah there'll be hidden costs they'll be getting paid more bonuses and stuff as well

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so exclude that out of the way Garvin knew what they're doing yes for Liverpool 86 wasn't it yeah

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so um again he didn't have a great season off but you were talking like no you're me no you top tier

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strikers probably your mid-tier strikers or 40 million yeah so for 35 40 million I'd be expecting

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Premier League goals 16 to 20 because that that's for a decent and off strike out

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Ivan toner he got yeah Ivan is a really good yeah and that was for Brentford he got a good

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goal tally for that season but he's deluded though any Gabby Gabby is I don't think he's

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be worth anywhere near that probably like you know what as I said he retired early as well

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like no one wanted him did that to you over why yeah he was going to go back for a long time

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he pretty much hates that one season yeah that one good season after that went to his head and he

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just stopped trying properly far away yeah he had a loan at Watford's and I've done it Sheffield's

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Wednesday maybe but yeah he did it was rapid and then he got heavy and obviously yeah he just

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but yeah so I'd laughed about that don't mind him boy thinks uh he was as as good as he claims to be

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but he reminded me of when I met him years ago so I was fit in the kitchen the apartment that he

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I don't think he still lives there but the apartment block he was living in at the time

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I was fit in the kitchen in that same apartment and I had my van parked a couple of spaces away

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from his Lamborghini which was covered in dust you know he'd obviously bought it parked it and

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never throw it away yeah so literally because I did walk my finger on it and I was like

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oh god and and the particular day that I saw it so I've gone down to the van to get whatever out of

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it get the zeros or the tools or something and with the underground car but it wasn't an

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underground car park it was under the actual apartments and but it was street level so there

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was a gate on the street level so you could see into the car park yeah or see out onto the street

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so down at the van and I'm sitting walking past the gate on the street and uh obviously I've

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got the emails of you're all gab and he's gone you're all nice and he's all smiles thinking

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I've got a fan out but the day before he ran well he runs out of the sunday then I got battered

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which wasn't a an uncommon thing back in the day so he's he's all happy yeah he's a great

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he's a great yeah he's got a lot of signature or something I like played shit yesterday didn't

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you mate and if those gates weren't there he would have swung for me his face just completely

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changed he's always a fucker which I just laughed at him you know he's the absolute monkey and the

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fact that uh one of the weekends when we used to go to the clubs um I remember he's well so I was

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walking along uh I was probably just doing one of the usual ones I got to the point where I just

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went to go home on my own so I was walking along and this girl stopped me trying to chat to me

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she's like you know who I am obviously not not so she was saying she's Gabby's baby's mama

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and so she had his children and she was trying it on with me thinking that I was going to do it

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or go back or whatever it wasn't going to happen so the fact that his missus was always sleeping

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around as well well he was probably doing it yeah but yeah he the how good he thinks he is

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he's just absolutely off his rocker yeah he's just I can't believe he thinks he's as good he's never

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earned as much money as all these other people and that as well that's what he's working towards

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for now he just hasn't got a proper opinion so they're handed to him so same as jeremy o'hara

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that it's the people in the back that are off rock you know this is going to stir up this is

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going to get some views and that yeah I'd say probably the one uh few people that I do like

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and so for laura woods she's all ours she's leaving her actually yeah I saw the one trick that was

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when they did the shows on youtube and stuff someone rang up other chatting something stupid

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made a stupid comment and as they put the phone down she's going off outside into the other

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presenter fucking stupid idiot and she's all sticking her fingers up and she looks up real

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noises the cameras are still up so she's all flapping it there um and brazil does he still do

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it I don't know I don't really listen to I haven't listened to it for a long time all I know is obviously

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I see the clips come up a lot but uh yeah no she's leaving yeah mccoyst he was all right as well

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um watch how don't don't listen to any of them no more they're just some of them just badger on

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and a lot of it's always one-sided as well you know just to have their own opinion and they're

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not happy what fans would think of or anything that's the thing about football I mean it creates

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opinion and everyone's got an opinion on it yeah and everyone likes to tell you your their opinion

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on it yeah and they're the majority happy yeah I mean I don't care it's a you know it's a game

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we're meant to be enjoyed yeah you know when you see all these bugs the zulus and all that that

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still have to go to the games and have points no it's just no need for it

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yeah but I'm looking forward to the game start again so it's horrible you know I've not watched

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any of the games no no no point you know the amazing 11 goals in two games against things that

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you know you couldn't even point out in the map would you really now you'd think like a standard

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semi-pro team would give give more to a north mastonia game if not yeah I mean uh I don't

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know if you saw it the other week uh rex up had played against I don't know if it was the USA

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women's international team oh and the seven aside the women's yeah so you're definitely

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a 40 or 45 minute game yeah yeah and he won't even rex it was the old rex and players yeah yeah so

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you know so it's that kind of thing you expect but it's just sad

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and the fact that he still thinks Harry McGuire so he's played more minutes for England this year

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and he has some money on seed but how can he plan to still be picking a player that's on form

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when he hasn't been playing he's just he's got his favourites get Calum Phillips so you know he's

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been pointed out to leave the man's series he's transforming though even he's come out and says

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now we just want to travel forward and leave yeah and he's just made next to no appearances all

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season either but he still gets straight into the team um madison as well not a good season

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it's just too biased you know uh to be fair he always has been really hasn't he I remember

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years ago James Beter underrated absolutely quality straw cap I think he only had about

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one or two caps for England and Kevin Phillips yeah Kevin Phillips absolutely absolutely fantastic

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he was but especially when they were playing in the championship as well they were just on form

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and if they would have been into the England scene you know they had all the fights the passion that

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you know it would have been a lot better I know there was Shorke's or Omin and that at the top

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but you know I remember Heskett when he was an on form he could have easily walked in in front of

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him but they were playing them instead yeah yeah it's a shame international football that really

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you don't have the good old countries they play on horn don't they you know Italy when they had

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their gorillas um it was all players that were playing in Italy and most of them were playing

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in the clubs together for the new each other uh I think Wolves were trying to do that the big

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with the majority Portuguese yeah he's done all right as well I think Ruben Nevers yeah

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47 million is it yeah Saudi Arabia he'll be I haven't seen what he's gonna get but he'll be

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getting probably 24 30 million yeah they're absolutely amazing yes because I can't try one

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there as well doesn't he yeah he's gone on up great how much is he I think he's getting 50 million

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yeah I think that's what that's that's net as well yeah that's what you're taking home you just

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would do any especially people are Benzema Ronaldo 36 37 two year three year contract yeah so two

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years Ronaldo was getting I believe 197 million every season or two years I think Benzema was

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getting um his was 210 or 215 for two years as well I know Messi was up to shoot to know

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I know he he had his debut uh well on his debut for Ins Maiano he had a good game

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Lodico they leave the still playing literally he's left PSG gone straight into that too

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is he even playing yeah he got two or three goals in his first game and a couple of assists as well

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as it yeah I didn't even know he was even made an appearance yeah yeah because it was literally

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like he'd left PSG and we got three days later he was in the starting line and then played again

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what are you getting confused with the clip I've seen this clip where it's where Barcelona actually

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went to Miami and wearing a pink t-shirt no it was saying it was ins Maiano because let me just check

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this because I've never I've never seen this I don't even think they've invited him yet

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there's another sign surgery of buskers now I've not seen that yeah yeah uh let's have a look

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because I've seen a few things on that

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is it I didn't think it probably is then

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because I thought he was with Argentina at the moment

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yeah it's before the the Argentina games

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it's not coming up I think maybe he said there's that thing and there's been a few of them because

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Barcelona done a pre-season game against ins Maiano but the way when I had the pink bird kit

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it looks like I can't even remember what the colour of the kit was on the clip that I saw

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but it was on I know that never really the most relevant of sources but it was on the

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sports bible yeah I remember clicking it and thinking I didn't even know that the MLS was still

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playing because I never really looked at any of their like anywhere

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well it's interesting one actually it'd be interesting to see if that's the case I haven't

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seen nothing about it but I know there's I've I've kept seeing like the fake ones for that

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come on as well to be fair it's too easy to do all this

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uh the fake videos now isn't it there's um been a TikTok account for a long while now

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and he has the deep fake he's got Tom Cruise on his own face and he does the impressions and that

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just comes out of all sorts of nonsense because I think the same account does impersonations of

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others as well but it just looks so realistic it's ridiculous I mean he must look

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similar enough in general anyway so I don't know if it's the same comments but you know he's obviously

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got to do his hair the same way and he's got to practice on facial features even the way he has

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like a bit of a crooked smile and you know just the mannerisms you know he's got to get them down

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to the teeth before he even answers the deep fake and the voice as well to be fair

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yeah just the fact that they've got that technology to just blast that image over

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so I know because the technology has developed that quick and essentially in a few years time

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actors won't even need to be hired to make these films they can just have a lot of stunt

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bubbles or whatever wait so sorry it's so have you seen uh what have you heard where an I.O.I

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does the

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have like Salokanya West sing thriller yeah of artists that sing just through yeah there was a

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good one that I saw the other day it was Alphys doing something I don't know so soon they won't

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need even artists to sing new songs yeah there's a lot of them where it's the deep fake Arnold

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Schwarzenegger's face onto your other characters in films and stuff and then it's his voice that

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as well and therefore no because it's just you know you're expecting him to say get to the chopper

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and stuff it's not I don't think one was Mrs Doubtfire um yeah one was Mrs Doubtfire and so

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oh hello there children but it's it's Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice on that lot

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it's much you know it's clever because of all this Chuck G.B.T. and all that as well the A.I.

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conversations um you know they'll I suppose we missed out on it really I know that there's

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kids that are using it to bought their coursework and everything for school and you know it's

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really missed out on that I don't think they'd be able to find out well the teachers I don't

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think they'd be able to find out if the children have actually cheated in that sense though

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um yeah because it's you know just another one about all the time that's going to be

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mental though isn't it but saying that they probably would know because if the child's

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because yeah he comes out with this yeah finally they'll be so sad or on Shakespeare or something

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they're gonna know that now we're gonna know yeah madness um yeah so I think well definitely

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the end of my rant yeah Gabby can go suck another cock or uh taste it out of his Mrs

408
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yeah believer that one yeah Sam Smith yeah it didn't work it's the fact that that clip

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that i said to you as well the books off yeah

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oh god well so yeah uh bit of a shorter one today was busy um I've finished doing some

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I'm graphing Ashley's house, that's one of my work clothes.

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I do try and make an effort sometimes,

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but in case you are watching on YouTube

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and you're thinking you've got paint on your shirts

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and stuff because I've been painting,

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painting radios and all of that.

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If you just told me, Real Talking Podcast,

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422
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I haven't even checked the emails this week.

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I apologize if anyone has sent an email.

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I'm sorry for the next one.

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Email him, we'll read it.

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Yeah, it has been a long week.

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The heat hasn't helped.

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It's been another hot week again.

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I'm gonna drop the banner and then I'm gonna get on the beers.

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So I hope you've enjoyed and we'll see you next week.