• Episode 13 - The Rear Ended Breakfast Counter Chilli Sauce Incident

  • Sep 26 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 13 mins
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Episode 13 - The Rear Ended Breakfast Counter Chilli Sauce Incident

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  • Summary

  • Welcome to Jaws is Shite and Other Regrettable Outbursts.


    Join Duncan, Baz, Scott & Liam for drinks and bants discussing some of the weirder news stories of the week on this not quite monthly podcast.


    4 months since the last episode is enough time to create wonderful life experiences, memories and stories….unless you are part of the 4 man team at Jaws is Shite and Other Regrettable Outbursts.


    If you are one of those lads…then chances are things ain't moved along so much!


    The lads talk wine boxes, broken breakfast counters, chilli sauce empires, camper van chaos, tattoo’s and answer your questions.


    You can submit your regrettable stories or answer this weeks question by emailing regrettablepod@gmail.com .


    It’s all kicking off so make sure you pour yourself a stiff one and settle down to be entertained as the lads talk nonsense for your entertainment.


    TIME CODE FOR EPISODE:


    00:00:00 Intro

    00:04:50 What Are We All Drinking

    00:10:30 The Box of Wine

    00:23:15 Baz's Ball Ache

    00:25:15 Scott's Hot Sauce Empire

    00:38:05 Rear Ended in Wales

    00:49:45 Baz's Breakfast Counter

    01:09:45 Duncan's Tattoo Pain

    01:17:10 The Brussels Stag

    01:25:30 Listener Questions

    02:09:00 Closing Comments
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