About this episode
The episode discusses unusual travel experiences, the perception of energy drinks, and various humorous anecdotes.
Being spat on in Madrid as a nine-year-old, then returning home and being spat on again because you'd been to Madrid, is a travel experience that doesn't feature in many tourism campaigns. There's also a legitimate theory that energy drinks only feel unhealthy because of carbonation — La Croix gets away with the exact same thing — a bathroom altercation involving a man who had every stall available to him and still chose the one directly adjacent, and a small child who told a full doctor's waiting room her mother's specific underwear brand. The godfather renewal system is explained, CPR dogs are assessed for compression quality, and "well-loved" is formally retired as an acceptable way to sell anything. Find us on Instagram @nedandjosh
People in this episode
Hosts: Ned, Josh
Topics covered
- travel experiences
- energy drinks
- bathroom etiquette
- doctor's waiting room
- godfather renewal system
- CPR dogs
- product selling
Keywords
- travel
- energy drinks
- bathroom stories
- doctor's office
- CPR dogs
- product marketing
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Madrid
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