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What green chip?
The green A...
Oh, the one that's out there?
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's a rare color.
Yeah, man.
That's a rare color.
Yeah.
I know how hard it is, rare, because I couldn't find a door for it.
Wow.
Are the wreckers or the sprayer?
Everyone.
No, wreckers.
Because they need a new door for it.
That's probably the only green one.
Yeah.
I know.
We tried.
I know.
We had to suck it in and buy one.
You know what else?
What other green they've got?
That real black, dark green.
Yeah.
That one that looks like black at night spot.
It's black at night.
Yeah.
There's only one seat.
They had a seat class for sale with that one color at Sanderson's.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It looks nice, but...
That is rare.
You got it?
Yeah, it's not bad.
Green black.
I like it.
But no one will buy it, because it's green.
Yeah.
No one will buy it.
Someone will buy it.
Doesn't know what it is.
It's not bad.
Man, that's the first car I've had with heated seats, but not leather.
This one?
The green one.
Cloth.
It's got cloth trim.
Heated seats.
You know how hot it gets?
Yeah.
It's hot.
You know what I mean?
It's not bad.
Dude, it's a great...
Yeah.
Obviously, I had them.
But cooling seats are awesome as well.
Yeah, even better, because your balls don't get clambered.
Wow.
I wouldn't know.
You know what I wanted to do in the Mustang?
I wanted to perforate the center seats and duck the seats so you could get cold
balls.
Honestly, I wanted to do that.
But why do you want cold balls?
Because I don't like them sweaty and clamming.
Sweaty and clamming.
To get rid of the clamming is not because cooling makes you more attentive when you're driving.
That's right.
It's more of a pleasure.
You know, you're too comfortable.
It's like a cool suit, you know?
Yeah, to keep you like alert.
Comfortable, yes.
Yeah, not warm and comfy.
There's nothing like sitting there and it's sort of traffic like trying to adjust
yourself, you know, and it's all sweaty and, you know, slosh, slosh, slosh.
Yeah, but that's why you've got air conditioning.
Yeah, I know.
Imagine a bit of air.
Tell me, you've never pointed the air duct into your trout like your short leg to get cold
air in it?
Like put it down low.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So now I was going to ask you, do you have it pointing to your face up or down?
No, it's my face.
But sometimes you press down.
Yes, I have.
Does it go down that far?
It depends.
It depends, eh?
It depends.
It depends.
It's like an eight wonder of this situation.
Oh, I want to know.
I was going to say, you need to get a voice.
This is going to be a funny one to edit, eh?
I know.
We've already sort of started.
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Good day.
We've got a live order.
So we've got a guest screen on here before.
George is here.
How are we?
Oh, good.
Oh, good.
The air conditioning.
We've got the air on right now.
Imagine that heating your balls, how life would be.
What, from the top?
Anyway.
Who cares?
It's like, is there cars that can do your heated seat and cooling set at the same time?
Oh, no.
Yeah, they've got, no.
No, you can put them on at the same time.
No.
No.
To get your air, yeah, but to keep you warm.
I still freak out over when you get in a car and it's got a heated armrest, heated
steering wall, heated.
Really?
Yeah.
Wow.
They've got everything.
Well, the S-Class from 1985 doesn't have that.
That's exactly right.
It's got heat seats.
But it's got real steam suspension.
It's got coil levers.
Did you take them over from here?
Well, no, they were there.
The S-Class?
No, the S-Class.
No, this is just for the audience.
The last time we spoke, George, you went down the lane.
You bought the S-Class.
Yes.
You still got it?
Still got it.
It's been three months at Heismans.
Got it all tricked up.
He's lulled the fucking thing.
Oh, so you've played with it.
Yeah.
So maintenance for those, the cars have been a beast.
Oh, it's a bullet.
Yeah, it's so...
But you've played with it.
But we...
You couldn't help yourself.
Yeah, yeah, we couldn't help ourselves.
What do you mean?
They had a little scratch on the back corner.
This is what happened on the Saturday.
Yeah.
And we were bringing it to Tom.
So we always go to George's on a Saturday morning,
drop off some bread and some stuff,
tie it on the front door.
This is a particular Saturday morning.
For the girls?
They're outside waiting.
Yeah.
Come downstairs and have a coffee.
Oh, no, no, no.
George will be back in a second.
So we go downstairs, me and Tony.
We're having coffee and cake.
Where's George?
Oh, he'll be here soon.
He said he's not too far.
Told you to wait.
Yeah.
Anyway, for some unknown reason,
I log into the fucking cameras here at work.
And there's fucking George's merch.
Because you don't trust me.
Going into the fucking spray booth.
So you can see...
We've got the work here.
So you can see the office from external cameras.
Yeah.
Not from your phone.
Right.
And here's George here.
And I go to his missus.
You sneaky.
You sneaky sneaks.
She was.
Keeping me busy.
So you don't get to see me.
No, no, no.
I was going to see it anyway, but...
Why was it here?
Why was it here?
Because there was no chance.
If he had asked me, I would have said,
ah, fucking next week, next week, next week.
There was a spot on the front guard,
where the clear had peeled off.
Yeah.
But we saw it in Allelade,
and it just got worse and worse and worse.
And that didn't get fixed up.
Okay.
And I needed to be at the scene.
We slotted it in.
Yeah, slotted it with his own.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But like, you know what I mean?
We're sitting there enjoying cake, coffee, you know?
And my wife and the girls and the...
Yeah.
The sticky-date pudding in the ice cream was a joy.
It does tend to happen,
because I know when my parents go overseas,
and they bash their cars like Dodger cars,
and when they go overseas for three months,
Tom goes, yeah, yeah, yeah, bring it down.
And it's always like two, three weeks
before they come back that the car gets here.
That's true.
Yeah, it's always the case.
In the 11th hour, that's how it is here at times.
Hey, listen, like, you can't say to me
when you're not busy, bring it,
because we're always busy.
You're always busy.
You're just going to bring it down
and hope for the best.
Yeah, hope for the best.
The other parts are our peanut parts.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's HSV parts.
Can I ask a live audience?
Do they know that they've been filmed
while you're not in the office?
Yeah, they will know.
They know.
Okay, you've disclosed that to the staff.
Just give them legal stuff.
But I want to...
I've got to change the cameras
to put, so, records volume.
Oh, you want to hear what they're talking?
It's the stuff that you can see
what they're looking at.
Yeah, because, you know,
because they reckon I'm getting old.
And you can't hear.
And I say, no, I said that,
or...
And they go, no, you didn't.
Oh, so you want to record
to go back to see what you actually...
You're going to have to sign a waiver.
The waiver's already been signed, I think.
Yeah.
Do they know that you can see
what they're doing on the computers?
Can I?
Well, I'm lucky to be able to know
what's happening on a computer
a little old note.
I was waiting to get a reaction.
No.
So the S-class is cruising?
Yeah, the S-class is great.
Tom did the wheels.
He painted the wheels.
I've got another one
with his S-class.
So he brought a set of new tires for it.
Yeah.
And then, for some unknown reason,
there was one here that pulled up.
Remember?
Yeah.
And he's seen that there were different size.
Yeah.
He's got the rims.
He had...
No, the tires.
So he had brand new tires
on the rims that we fixed.
Did we paint the rims?
Yeah.
No, not at that stage.
So then, all of a sudden,
the following Saturday,
he's come here
and he's wheeling down wheels.
You know?
He went and changed the tires.
I've got a bigger set.
And then I go,
what happened?
He goes,
they had a...
A recall.
A recall.
A recall.
And we had to get new tires.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
I've never used that
against as a hostage.
It's like a negotiation tool with that.
Yeah.
You've got to watch out.
You've got to watch out.
There's one for you.
There's one for you now.
Yeah, I know.
You've got one.
By the way,
George's wife cooks mad.
Yeah.
But she's got this thing about
putting fucking cinnamon
in everything she cooks.
Well, funny though.
She sent an email the other day.
But no, she's modified everything now
with no cinnamon.
She makes pastichial cinnamon.
Oh, no.
Cinnamon on donuts.
Cinnamon on...
But it's a Greek thing.
It's a pastichial.
It's a Greek thing.
It's a Greek thing.
The cinnamon...
I don't know which Greek.
Which part of Greece.
Limnos.
Limnos.
That's Greek Islander.
That's Greek Islander.
Correct.
Yeah.
I look at this way.
Northern Aegean.
Limnos.
Capital of Greece.
Maybe they don't trust
how good it tastes.
I don't know.
I think it's an island thing.
It's an island thing.
There's a shipwreck with a
boat full of cinnamon.
Listen, my mum was from Limnos too.
She never put cinnamon in me.
Yeah, but she didn't see the boat wreck.
She missed down the big boroughs of cinnamon.
Fair enough.
Preserve the food.
Maybe.
Maybe.
Maybe your mum was in the dessert section
where they used cinnamon properly.
Yeah.
But not in...
Not in the savoury section.
Yeah.
Put it on your pasta.
It's gonna kill you.
That's why I will send her the link.
Send her the link.
Because I'm due for a bit of pasticcio
and mix-up she does...
She's the only person I still know
who will do mix-up.
Yeah.
She'll do whatever you want.
Chips mixed up with egg.
Yeah.
It's fucking beautiful.
My dad has steak with a neck on it.
Yeah.
Franko's used to do that.
Yeah.
My dad does that.
Oh, how do you do that?
It's nothing wrong with you.
That's why.
No.
You're serious.
That's like angel hair.
You don't like angel hair pasta, do you?
No, I eat pasta.
I don't like egg.
Like, I'll eat it if it's mixed with something
or it's the ingredients in there.
Yeah, mix-up.
Mix with the chips.
But if you made me bacon and eggs,
I'll eat the bacon.
Like, I can't have the egg part.
Oh, no.
It's just...
There's nothing wrong with him.
Yeah.
No, I don't...
Each to their own.
Each to their own.
Each to their own.
Each to their own.
But give me bacon, mate.
Double up the bacon.
Wow.
But I got this jelly bacon
the other day, this thick piece of thing.
From what was it called?
From Madhouse Bakehouse.
What was it called?
Yeah, Naked Baker.
Naked Baker.
Sorry.
Wrong spot, sir.
Hang on.
Mr. Liquor.
Yeah.
F1.
What was that bacon called?
What did it got?
Sun Frickering.
Okay.
But you got a delivery from the Madhouse.
Naked Baking or something?
No, I went to the Madhouse yesterday.
Yeah, did you get a delivery?
No, you know what happened?
I went there.
Was 16 working?
No.
I don't.
You know what happened?
They already had it in the reception form.
Oh.
They didn't trust me in the factory.
They didn't want you to go to the factory.
Yeah.
They turned it on.
Because usually when I go to the factory,
I just fill up everything.
So there's the cookie factory.
Yeah.
And he wants them to turn the taps on the machine
and just put his mouth under it.
Yeah.
Then one of the guys goes,
oh, we've got to bring this van on Monday
to get the cameras ready.
Oh, this stuff.
And we've got the door on the other van.
And I go, not a problem.
Yeah.
Okay, but you know the rules.
You're loading the van up.
You've got to have a box.
And each one of those things is a box.
Yeah.
Each thing is a box.
Yeah.
And he looks at me and goes, I know.
I know.
And the live audience has got brownies
to the other night.
Yeah.
We have brownies.
We have a bar assistant.
A bar assistant.
There we go.
We've got, he's a, yes me.
I thought you might be a crossing here.
No, no, you're right.
No, we're doing a radio show.
Yeah.
You're live too.
The internet.
Are there people still working here?
He just lives in one of the cars.
No.
He's a good boy.
He works hammered constantly,
but he's a good boy.
It turns up.
So it's amazing what a bowl of Scotch would do.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
He sees that.
It's gone.
He'll be back in the pack.
When he sleeps in the vilfire or one of the vans.
No, he's all right.
On the ambulances.
One of the ambulances.
Yeah.
What have you done to the mic?
You did the last bit of work
where you'd sprayed the bars.
You sprayed the bars.
He got hit in the rear.
We got hit in the rear.
Yeah.
He's a great guy.
They hit him and took off.
It's a great work.
Yeah, but see, I think he does things on purpose sometimes
to get things done.
To get things just to come here.
Yeah, yeah.
And he found out we were recording today.
He came in with this.
He blended the boot lid.
He blended the quarter.
You wouldn't do the quarter unless we got a new rubber
for the aerial.
A genuine rubber.
Oh, yeah.
Genuine rubber.
And when you turn the stereo on, does the aerial go up?
Does that work?
Yes, it does.
Yeah.
I did test that.
Yeah, yeah.
When you turn the radio on, it goes up.
The Becca, Mexico.
That's correct.
That's correct.
Every time he goes overseas, I see him to get all the car keys.
He's got to look after the car.
Oh, since the fleet.
Yeah.
And we've got to fix them.
We've done the Subaru Wales away this time,
but we forgot a few things.
So here's the way the whole year now
before he goes back overseas to fix them.
What are the cars you got, George?
We've got the Maserati.
We've got the 355.
Slow down.
What Maserati?
Ghibli.
Ghibli.
Okay.
The sedan.
We don't like that one.
The sedan.
Yeah.
It's a brand new car.
It's 10 years old and it's got 13,000 kilometers.
That's brand new.
Never driven in the rain.
Because it won't start in the rain?
Is that what it is?
Yeah, something like that.
So what else?
The 355.
The 355.
Get back to it.
The Subaru.
Subaru.
The Porsche.
Subaru what?
The Subaru is an F820 WRX.
It's a Jap import wagon.
Best car I've ever owned.
You really?
Yeah.
It has fitos.
Fitos will tell you the same thing.
Same thing.
I don't know.
Hockey or rocket.
When it comes to all-wheel drive rally cars,
you can't speak to security.
All-wheel drive.
You can't speak to security.
All-wheel drive.
You can't talk to a turbo.
It's a slingshot.
It's a slingshot.
You'd love Ferraris and Ferraris did rally racing,
but they didn't.
Yeah, I know.
What's the 355 like?
255.
It's the longest relationship I've ever had.
How long in the year?
I've owned it for 20 years.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
I've never been with anyone for 20 years.
Is it Tom Yellow?
It's not a Tom Yellow.
It's Yellow.
It was around...
No, it's red.
It's the classic...
It was around when Tom had the Yellow.
Standard Ferraris spec sheet.
Yeah.
Because you had the Yellow one, didn't you?
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, I had the Yellow.
I bought it when Tom had the Yellow.
Yeah.
I like the 355.
But I liked it.
I must admit, I liked the Yellow
because of the black interior.
That's what I really liked.
Rick, what's your interior?
It's your typical brown...
It's a tan.
The tan interior.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, that's that classic.
Pretty mac to that.
And this is one of the last...
He was just one of the first paddle shift.
Oh, the F1 box?
Yeah, yeah.
98.
Have to take that along.
I've got a lot of drivers.
You hate life drives.
I hate life drives.
I'll go and do it.
Yeah, yeah.
It's not like a stick in your hand, right?
It's not actually a good Ferrari.
Because even in the 360, Jordan's never went in it.
Really?
Yeah.
Oh, you did?
I don't know, for 18 hours.
I'd never want to be in that car again.
Wow.
That was a long time.
Yeah, if I'm out late to see him, please.
Well, that...
Why is it still here?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We bought it.
I mean, we said the story a thousand times.
There was three of us in the two seats.
Yeah.
Wow.
And me like a dick in there.
We're just a driver back.
Yeah, driver.
Fuck.
And he flies back with three empty seats in the plane.
With the jumper.
Quite a slouch.
Sandwiches.
Toasties.
How cool is that?
That was nice.
We suffered driving it back with Def.
And we nearly exhausted it.
Oh, wow.
It was just so fucking loud.
And a soft top.
Yeah, yeah.
And it got cold.
And I forgot to give him my jacket.
Of course, of course, of course.
Yeah, yeah.
If everyone doesn't know, you can't lie down in the Ferrari.
No.
Because the engine's behind you.
Yeah.
So you got the S-Class matter.
You didn't drive it back though, did you?
No, we put it on a car carrier.
Smart, see?
Well, it was during COVID.
And we got the car six months later.
Was that?
Well, it was at least three months.
Remember, I got dropped off here?
Well, I'll never forget going there.
When we took it for a drive, probably one of the first cars
I ever tested drove, the screen was that clean?
Or am I going to play the glass?
Yeah, the glass.
And it still looks got me.
Yeah, still it is.
The screen, it looked like there was that glass in there.
So when you knew it was a good car?
Yeah, I had to look at the, like, trying to see if it had been changed,
trying to, you know what I mean?
But it was immaculate.
Yeah.
And the people in Adelaide, like you know,
the car freaks.
It's a flat city.
And it was nice.
Yeah.
It's not.
It's just out of handoff, hey?
Yes.
We went to handoff.
It was there.
A pretty, a good second hand car from Adelaide.
Yeah.
You bought it.
Well, it's not.
I mean, it's a dry climate.
There's no real rust.
There's dust.
Yeah, but the people are different here.
Like the old school.
I don't know about this new generation coming out.
In that one.
In the old school.
Like I said once, one guy bringing his GT out to my cousins there.
And it had a little oil leak, a water leak.
That's it.
I'm never pulling it out of the shed again.
It's going in there, you know?
Oh, it's pedantic.
Yeah.
And bad.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like, you know what I mean?
They're all fucking.
And there's a good second.
There's a lot of good cars around in Melbourne as well.
Melbourne, you pick up some good second hand cars as well.
Yeah, golf buggy.
That's in Melbourne, yeah.
Yeah, let's say it.
Say if I can put a bit on it.
Oh, yeah.
Nothing.
Next week.
Nothing to see.
But second hand cars from Sydney.
Yeah.
Nothing to see.
And not Queensland.
You don't want to buy a car from Queensland.
No, it's probably, it's probably Noah's Ark.
Yeah, exactly right.
Queensland is like our Florida.
Yeah.
Cars from Queensland know how to swim.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's true.
That's true.
I know you say you never buy a car at night.
And you never buy a car in the rain.
And I've done it all and suffered.
And bought from Queensland.
Yeah, yeah, actually, yes.
No good.
Adelaide.
Beautiful cars.
Hey, where'd the Malouka from?
That was at Queensland, was it?
Please tell me no.
I think Queensland.
Oh, shit.
Okay.
That's why it's so rough.
And clean.
A lot of work on that.
Come on, man.
That looks clean.
That looks clean.
Now Malouka, it's, I was expecting worse.
That, that's a clean car.
That looks clean.
You need to bring it back where you want it.
It still needs some TLC.
Oh, yeah.
Trim everything.
It needs the interior.
It needs TLC.
But there's nothing like, it's not a disaster piece.
Well, it is a U.
So there ain't much on it.
Yeah, I know.
It's just great.
But the hard thing is getting the bits for it.
You'll turn it over in no time.
We should speak to Zac to see for the phone what he can,
what is someone in the right direction.
To do what?
To make the phone work with the digital.
Because that's an old analog phone.
That can work.
Can it make that work?
Yeah.
Why not?
Why not?
That's the thing.
So you're going to want to fax the fax machine in the VL.
That's the party piece.
Yeah, you send an email and it gets faxed to the car.
It gets printed out.
It can do that.
Ask Fitos.
I'm sure he put a chip in there like a Wi-Fi.
Yeah.
Fitos will do anything.
He'll look at it and just go,
right off.
Yeah.
That's right.
You've got to get him on a good date.
He's upset.
He's down and he's a bit upset.
Because we haven't seen him in a while.
I texted him before if he's okay.
We're still offering him his ticket to come to SEMA.
Yes.
We looked at the maps before.
Yeah, the two better.
Better to stay there.
Yeah.
Because we've got a lounge room with the meat.
And Jamie and I, they're going to be going out at night.
Who knows what they're going to be bringing back.
No.
And plenty to stock up with food and breaking in.
And we don't have any bottles of salad to get this time.
Yeah, but you know what?
I want to know is there an ice machine in there
or in the hallway?
Yeah, they will.
Yeah.
If not, we'll buy the pack and put it in the freezer.
Too easy.
Because it's a full fridge.
Too easy.
We'll have ice.
We'll have our own.
We've got to stay drunk while I'm at it.
You should come.
Yeah.
You should come to SEMA.
You've got to come.
I have to get leave, you know?
I've got three women at home.
We can get leave.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm going with Tristan.
Tristan's coming.
He's going to turn 21 while we're there.
I'll tell you guys to come to Limnos next year, next summer.
Is there a car show there?
There's a car show there.
Actually, tomorrow there's a bike show.
There's a car show.
The Romanians come to Limnos by boat
and they bring all these classic cars.
Remember last year they bought that 348?
Yeah, you showed me that.
They bought the old school vehicle.
It is a big island.
The 2002.
How long will it take to drive around the island?
Is there a road that goes right around?
There is.
There is.
Or is it like a half a day, a couple of hours?
What is it?
No, probably most of the day.
20 minutes.
Most of the day.
20 minutes?
But it's not a big island.
But it's not Crete.
Like Crete.
No, it's not Crete.
Yeah, definitely thank God.
It's not Crete.
No, I'm probably going to go next year.
Yeah.
I want to go.
The roads are flat.
They're good.
We've got new roads.
They're all paved, sealed.
They're awesome.
Awesome.
No mountains.
No.
There's a winery just up the road.
Oh yeah.
I'm just.
Greek wine.
I enjoy to be smashed constantly.
They're not well renowned,
but when you have a Greek wine
like a house wine with dinner there,
it just goes down like water.
It's so.
I think most producers are beautiful wines.
Yeah.
At Judy Free,
when we get to Judy Free,
it's not about the Judy Free,
but the Sotheys,
I know which barrel to dive into
to find my plastic bottles.
Yeah.
You know?
I'm not going to get a lot of them.
No, and we get the peak bottles.
We get two.
We know.
You don't have to carry them,
but the plastic ones.
The plastic ones.
Correct.
Because I need one of them
every morning.
I work that out.
So we're organizing.
So that's come,
that's like five weeks away.
We're doing interviews in LA.
I'm trying to hook someone up.
If they're available.
We've got dinner's all booked.
Everything's ready to go for Seema.
Sounds great.
Everyday driver's going to meet up
with us again.
So we have to talk to the boys.
So that's all happening.
George, you should come with me.
Yeah, I'd love to come.
You'll love it.
I'd love to come.
After I go to Greece first.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So that's all happening.
We'll do it.
Thank you.
That would be great.
For sure.
George has to go.
George has to go before he gets in trouble
with three girls.
Thank you boys.
But thanks for the update with the S class.
Stay tuned.
I'll accept that invitation I asked for
for the 355.
Yeah, definitely.
We'll do it.
Yeah.
As soon as Tom.
He ain't going to do it.
As soon as Tom finishes.
He's paranoid about the cars.
As soon as Tom finishes the interior.
I mean, I'd love to drive it.
I mean, it's not manual.
So it's okay.
Two feet, three pedals.
It gets confusing.
He wouldn't be able to,
you know, I'll tell you something.
He would not be able to stand there
watching someone else drive away in his car.
No, no.
We're going to go.
No, no.
But I'm just saying.
Well, you can drive.
You can drive.
No.
Why not?
He doesn't like live drives.
No, he doesn't like it.
No, he doesn't like it.
No, he doesn't like it.
No, he doesn't like it.
Why not?
So we'll go George.
We're going to go.
We'll go.
Yeah, we'll go.
Don't worry.
It'll be great.
Yeah, it'll be great.
It'll be good.
Is it the Targo?
Is it the Rift Car?
No, no.
We're going to take the pineapple.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
I can't.
I'm going to take up that offer that I'm suggested.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We'll do it.
We'll do it.
We'll do it.
Rate us.
Review us.
We've got another interview next week.
We've got a special show.
We've got the Shaw Father-Son combo.
We're presenting an award to Tom Tom Doesn't Know.
It's his 100th race.
Yes, this weekend.
Thanks, weekend.
And we're not giving Rick anything for his 2028th race.
From when he was a little kid.
We lost count.
We lost count.
We ran out of fingers.
So we've got an interview with guests with Tom and Rick Shaw.
We're going to talk about, we haven't had them on for a while.
Rick went overseas and raced in America.
Tom's been racing other cars in the RX-8.
So we'll ask him about the experience he's having with the BMW.
With the M4.
VSP, yeah.
Yeah, VSP security.
Sometimes I'll say it backwards and you know.
No, no.
But we need the cameras off him.
Yeah.
VSP security.
Yeah, no, he doesn't.
He's alright.
He's alright.
We'll hit him up.
We've done a bath us last year.
We had these camcorders on.
And they made it into an ad.
And let me tell you, this is a fucking brilliant ad.
I love that ad.
They look very clear.
They're on the chair.
Yeah.
But I couldn't figure out if the red light meant on or off.
So I went to the toilet and everything with it on.
With it on.
Right.
And it just got uploaded.
Wow.
Through the net to the factory.
So God knows if any of those.
He watched that.
I want to know why he didn't get it on.
That being active and you going to...
Not only that.
He had the calling on his balls going.
Is that what the definition of streaming means?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Streaming.
That's right.
Streaming to a trickle.
It was a lot of streaming.
Yeah.
To a trickle.
Consistent trickle.
And then he got the fan for the balls.
To what?
Yeah.
The fan on the wall.
To any leakage.
Yeah.
So that company didn't know whether to breach in the advertising rules.
So they didn't put the streaming to a trickle.
Yeah.
Well, breaching rules will, you know...
The red light.
About the other thing.
Red light, green light.
See?
What's the line on the line to eat?
Red means stop.
With stop.
How it does means go.
It means go.
Power is on.
Rate us, review us.
Email us at alltalkandoutlook.com.au.
And bye for now.
Bye.
Bye.
See?
So, yeah.
Yeah.
355 is the best car, man.
Yeah.
Because I like the 348.
Yeah.
But...
No.
355 was the first every day car.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The 348.
I drove a 348 before I bought this.
Yeah.
And I just couldn't drive it.
No, no, no, no.
But there you could drive.
I'm talking about that shape.
Yeah.
Where that was like, now we've improved it.
Yeah.
Mine got the shit driven out of it.
Yeah.
Everyone borrowed it.
Everyone drove it.
Once I won it for the weekend.
In order to book my own car.
Yeah.
20 years ago, Pete, it got egged here.
And it got egged there.
20 years ago.
And we touched it up.
But all of a sudden, I can't live with it anymore.
Yeah, man.
I want it fixed.
That was your ex-girlfriend.
You can't forget about bloody tasks about the car cover,
right?
I want it fixed.
I've got to ask now.
Because after that, the 360 was too long.
Too long.
Yeah.
That's just a good show.
The Supra headlights look wrong.
Yeah, yeah.
The Supra 5 was the best sexiest car.
Yeah.
I reckon the best 360 was your cousins.
Your cousins.
The blue one.
The hard top.
But that.
The Kewaraw.
Your cousins.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I don't know which one it was.
They didn't have that blue one.
The...
Look, we had it in these driveway, but for...
Yeah.
For Alan.
For Alan.
Correct.
Correct.
That was his name.
Alan.
I used to work for his dad.
My Alan.
No, no, no.
You don't know.
The car here.
Was it here?
Yeah.
Did you fix it?
Alan, where are you?
Riga's.
Oh, yeah.
Do you have it here?
Yeah, my Alan, yeah.
Has he sold that now?
The funny thing is, I just spoke to his wife just about an hour ago, two hours ago.
His daughter's going for her license on Monday.
Has he still got that car?
Yeah, yeah.
She's going for a license now.
She's a couple of years below Michael.
That's for a license, yeah.
That car is immaculate, man.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's a garage for a while.
Yeah, for a while.
That poor Louis, like, ever, I was a hassley Louis.
I'd put a Ferrari somewhere.
Yeah, yeah.
And his cats were sleeping on it.
Yeah, the cats were sleeping on it.
I saw that.
Last time.
The cats live in the garage, and that's why you never had a car in the garage or
Louis.
Yeah.
I spoke to him the other day.
He's got a 340.
He's got a 340.
He loves it.
The 355, man.
The 360s were all right, but the 355 was just a classy.
Like, they just looked good.
After the 360, the 430 was the brand new platform.
The 355, I love mine.
And then the 488.
I used to kill it.
I used to drive a local stall on every day.
Yeah.
About this episode
A lively discussion about rare car colors, heated seats, and personal car experiences unfolds as the hosts share humorous anecdotes and insights. George updates on his S-Class, detailing maintenance and modifications, while reminiscing about past car purchases and their quirks. The conversation meanders through topics like cooling seats, car recalls, and even a bit of culinary humor involving cinnamon in Greek dishes. With a mix of banter and car talk, the episode captures the camaraderie of automotive enthusiasts.
Original notes
Peter and Tom are joined by George Alexakis (Ep 137) where he talks about his S Class from Adelaide. We look at which state in Australia is the best state to buy a second hand car from. Tom compares seat heaters to seat coolers and when is the best time to drop a car off at Tom's?
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