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supporters are the best borders. In the world.
Well, hello there folks. You're very welcome back to the
Mayo our Back podcast. It's a very special equation
here today on the show as we are going to be announcing our
decision that we have spent the last number of weeks deciding
about. I'm not alone today, folks, I'm
joined by a very special man, a man who's known across the
length and breadth of Mayo and even further afield than that.
That man's name is Fat Larry. Fat Larry, It would be
reminiscent of me not to say at this early stage of the podcast,
how do. How do TJ, how do everyone?
You're very welcome back to the Mayo or Back podcast, the latest
instalment. It might be the last one.
It might be the beginning of many more.
We don't know. I don't even know.
Umm, we're going to be making a decision today, folks, during
the course of this show. I don't even know myself what
the decision is yet. We will leave that in the
capable hands of TJ here, who's got a he's got a little brown
box in front of him and the decision is actually inside
that. So we've obviously spent huge
amounts of time over the last couple of weeks thinking about
the decision and, you know, analyzing the decision and
spending with each other's families, which I must say has
been a lovely experience. It's been very, very nice just
to take a step back and to kind of take a look at oneself and to
sort of weigh up the options and just sort of geneflect and I
suppose resurrect some old memories and some old podcasts
from years gone by. To just sort of weigh up how far
we've come and indeed how good this summer has been from a
Mayo, GA perspective. Absolutely, we had our finest
hour this summer as some of you may remember the Mayo Men's
Gaelic Senior Football Championship team who played in
the All Ireland final that was in Croke Park, Dublin.
This year At the unorthodox throw in time of 3:30 PM, we did
in fact come out on top on that particular equation.
And that made us pose the large question to ourselves, is this
it for me or back? Have we achieved everything that
we want to achieve in the wonderful game of life?
Shall we now just ascend up into the heavens?
But you know, we have spent that time reassessing ourselves and
reinserting ourselves. It was wonderful to spend so
much time in Fat Larry's family, as I'm sure it was wonderful for
him to spend many, many, many hours inside of mine.
But we have decided to announce on today's podcast the decision
that we have made whether or which way regarding to whether
or whichever which way we may be continuing on in the podcast
game, going from strength to strength or hanging up our
little podcasting boots. Yes.
And that decision, of course, will reveal itself, I suppose
it's fair to say over the course of this evening's show, there is
a tremendous amount of things that we want to get stuck into
in the meantime and an awful lot of different topics that have
come up over the last couple of weeks.
Since Mayo won their first All Ireland Senior Football
Championship in 75 years, it's been absolutely tremendous.
You know, I've spent the last month or so just absolutely bet
into my phone just looking at the same videos all over again
and, you know, listening to Andy Moran talk to every single media
outlet in the country. It would have been nice of him
to have spoken to this particular umm news corps Bush
Ha haven't said that. You know, it's been just amazing
just to relive it and to rewatch it over and over again.
It, it just kind of never ceases to amaze me how exciting it was
on that equation. And I suppose the fact that
we've probably wanted to win in all Ireland for such a long time
is it probably hasn't quite sunk in yet.
I don't think it'll sink in now for many months as to what we've
achieved this summer. Well, in fact, it goes back 75
years, fact Larry, to the last time that Mayo won the
particular trophy, the Sammy Guire Cup, to see that being
paraded high around the county on that open top bus at every
single homecoming event that we were there for.
And you know, it took a while for us eventually to be welcomed
in behind the gate, as it were. But I know that I spent a
wonderful evening in the company of Manger, Andy Moran and ET al.
I was introduced to Daddy Pally as well as Meals on Wheels who I
was totally awestruck to meet. He also had the ever nutritious
Evan Regain, who's been getting a lot of praise in many quarters
for his impact on the Mayo team this season.
I know you yourself, Fat Larry, you were, I suppose, harassed is
not the correct word, but you were definitely touched by a lot
of the Mayo players on your way up Krovpatrick.
Yes, it was definitely an outer body experience on the on the
day for myself and you know, a very kind of a divine and holy
experience heading up Kro Patrick.
For anyone listening who has taken part in that particular
pilgrimage during their life. You can only imagine, you know,
the feelings going through a Mayo inbred's head to be walking
up the rake and to be meted by umm are to be met by a number of
male players. And I think it was fair to say
that the those players on the day were very, very happy to
meet me, which was, you know, very, very nice.
A number of them were very polite.
They asked for photos and they asked for umm little well wishes
for their family members and I, I signed a couple of autographs
on the day as well. It was Absolutely Fabulous.
You know, great to get hands on the Sammy Guire though going up
Krill Patrick. You know, it was one of those
sort of very special male experiences, you know, where two
of our, our great love obsessions here in the county,
Crow Patrick and Sam McGuire came together and, and
manifested themselves in such a, I suppose in such a visceral
way. And it was very, very
overwhelming. I cried for many hours When I
got home to my, to my house, I, I kind of closed the curtains
and I, I just started, kept looking at the photos over and
over again. And I've just been manifesting
myself, umm, an awful lot. I have come down with a bad dose
of Mayo fever as well, TJ, it's fair to say, you know, umm, I
actually, umm, don't think I ever suffered from Mayo fever as
long as I've been talking about it here.
Show. I had, umm, a very, very bad
dose last week where I had this recurring dream for a number of
nights that umm, all of the elderly people of Mayo were all
walking around, umm, town with, uh, various replicas of the Sam
McGuire, umm, And as things became more feverish, they began
to sort of fight with each other and try and take the Sam
Mcguires off each other. And it was just a very sort of a
feverish experience. It went on for two or three
nights, but I'm over it now. And I have to say that I I it's
definitely given me a newfound appreciation for what the Common
Mayo inbred has been going through for many years now.
And I will step in as your dream analysis therapist for one
second, Fat Larry, and just maybe suggest that what you're
experiencing there is quite common.
A few people have been in touch with the page saying they're
going through the same sort of dreams at the moment.
What you have there is the male half bakes during the night time
visiting you and turning on each other.
And I think that is what we're set to see over the next few
weeks with the the growing schisms and the chasms that are
about to place take place in the Mayo Club Championship, which we
will, you know, cover if we get the opportunity to talk about it
on today's show. Perhaps we could review and
preview some of the the big fixtures that are taking place
in that particular competition. Right now, though, we need to
talk about some much more pressing topics.
For example, you know, we need to address the the large, ER,
elephant in the room about the fact that we have been
experiencing complete radio silence and a Total Media
blackout at Mayo. We're back headquarters.
Over the past month, we were cracked down on by Spotify and
the powers that be who allegedly apparently have deemed us to
have used copyrighted music in the past.
That to me is an incredible insult.
And we told them straight to their faces.
We were lawyered up and ready to go, baby.
And we're not going to turn down a battle or a fight in that
regard. No, definitely not.
I think if this summer has taught us anything, TJ, it's
that, you know, you have to roll your sleeves up, you have to
roll your chest out and you have to sort of, you know, give a
give the, you know, as good as you can get.
And we're definitely doing that. We're taking on the, the, the,
the giant that is Spotify. And it's fair to say that up to
now we're be, uh, you know, getting our arses handed to us
in that equation. But we are, you know, showing a
lot of bravery and a lot of steely toughness.
Like our male boys have taught us over the last couple of years
that, you know, just when things might be looking at their worst
and they might be looking very bleak, that, you know, that's,
uh, gives you an opportunity to just, you know, really dig your
heels in. And that's what we've been
doing. We've been sending a number of
emails and text messages to some well known artists around the
world, people like Mijo Jackson and Florence and the Machine and
the Saw doctors who have been, umm, not very accommodating
towards us so far. But it's something that we will
persist with and we will hope that over the coming days and
weeks that an olive branch will be extended and the, I suppose
the tremendous work that we have put in over the last number of
years here will be, uh, appreciated and returned to us.
We have that new sort of vim and vigor on this podcast and all
around the county. You can feel it.
You know, since Jack Coyne stood up there and he said stick your
chestine out, I think I'd add to it as well.
In fact, Larry, I'd say stick your ashen out.
No problem with that behavior whatsoever.
And as Andy Moran told us, you know, let's not be afraid here
to shake our nuts. Let's show them what we got,
swing our Mickeys wherever we go and be proud to be male folk
because it's a wonderful, wonderful time to be from male.
We must give a big how do and a large thank you to all of the
gentlemen in Fontaine's DC for approving us their music to be
played in our podcast. We have to say just a huge how
do and an up male to all those boys.
And we for one hope to see them playing that gig in Mikhail
Parke. You know, we've had Mass there,
we've had Connacht's Rugby there, we've had the the
homecoming of the century there. I really think the next logical
step for us would be to have that sort of rock music equation
in Mikhail Parke. Oh.
Absolutely. TGI think it's long overdue.
It's something that, you know, we really need to look into now
over the next little while. I mean, the Mayo players have
clearly shown as well that they have got a lot of musical talent
and a lot of hidden skills which we never knew about.
I mean, I'm sure the Peter Aikens and the MCDS of this
world will be looking at their performances that, you know,
guys like Ed No Shea, guys like Seamus Howard, umm, you know,
guys like umm, you know, Donald Drake put on, uh, during the
course of those, umm, you know, tremendous celebrations which
traversed the county in the week after the final.
And, you know, maybe Sheamus or maybe even Aiden O'Shea could
come on as maybe a support act to the solid actors or to
Fontaine's DC or maybe even to Metallica or whoever is
interested in coming to Mikhail Parikh for that particular
equation. You know, you might even have,
you know, Donica McHugh might even come on and do a kind of a
sort of a dance striptease possibly where he might strip
off his sailor suit that he, uh, so beautifully wore as he, uh,
sails that Mayo fever bowed out to Clare Island.
You know, he could definitely throw a few moves and, you know,
pull off his trousers maybe or something like that.
So it's it's definitely umm, exciting times off the field for
Mayo. I think this this thing needs to
be milked now for all it's worked, You know, we've got a
huge amount of debt to pay off in the form of our oversized
stadium in McHale Park. We've got umm a center of
excellence to build down in the three pubs and behold as well.
And that's not going to come cheap.
So hopefully all avenues are, I suppose umm are explored in
terms of milking the Mayo people for all that they're worth.
We. Never want to see any barriers
between the Mayo people and their money funneling into the
pockets and the coffers of Mayo Gea.
We do have a lot of loans there to repay, as Fat Larry once
said. And you know, we're feeling the
brunt of it here at Mayo are back as well.
But it's very fortunate for us that the cameo appearances are
absolutely through the roof in terms of demand.
We've got our five star rating there and the Cord your Mayor or
back cards, which are a real touch of class folks.
There's some of them were handed out in the celebrations to those
who deserve them. Other ones are being, you know,
pickpocketed and bought and sold.
And there was one man who even offered me his girlfriend for a
carriage. But that's not how you get it,
folks. If you want to get one, just log
on to our Instagram page and you will see how all of that sort of
business is done. Now, Speaking of business,
there's serious business that needs to be announced.
On today's podcast. We need to tell you the half
baked, not well friends of the show, the people who've been
around since day one, and more recently, the people who've got
jumped on board this Mayo Mystery Machine as it traverses
the length and breadth of this wonderful county.
We need to let you know what our plans are for Mayo.
We're back as we have spent lots of time thinking about how we
see ourselves inside the space and wondering whether we should
retire. And there was lots and lots of
lovely messages that came in over the past few weeks.
A lot of people getting in touch to say that they have never
listened to the podcast and never will.
Another couple of people saying that we were, uh, anti Irish
scum, I believe was one of the nice messages that was read out.
A lot of people told calling us cracked and not well in the
head. Well, thank you very much for
all of those wonderful, wonderful message of support.
And the one man who I met recently who told me that the
Mayo Are Back podcast saved his life.
He said it was all that was keeping him going through the
dark times and the dark years and all of the unhappy memories
that we had as Mayo fans. This was his light at the end of
the tunnel, as it were. And it's nice to see us sort of
getting to that wonderful place where Mayo truly is the land of
milk and honey once more. And you know what's what?
What more can we do? You know the the best is yet to
come for TJ and Fat Larry and all of Mayo I believe.
Absolutely. And I think it's fair to say,
you know, that we've got very little else going on here in
Mayo, I feel is what, uh, the gist of what TJ is trying to say
there. We all kind of questioned
whether, you know, we would find a new hobby in light of Mayo
ending 75 years without Sam McGuire.
But when you kind of looked around and, you know, I sort of
looked under the bed and I sort of looked out the back window
and I kind of drove around a little bit trying to find
something to kind of, umm, take, you know, my time and you know,
my boundless energy and enthusiasm that I have.
And I really couldn't find anything else that quite, I
suppose, stimulated me like this Mayo, GA team has.
So I think we will have to simply double down on our
efforts. We will have to go again and go
with more recklessness of abandonedness than we've ever
done before. And to even maybe take that
beyond, I suppose, the, the, the GA season and to maybe try and
keep this thing going during the offseason.
Because I definitely think there's enough people out there
with enough time on their hands and who are inbred enough and
not well enough that really need what we're providing the, the
milk and honey that TJ speaks about so eloquently there.
And everything that comes with that.
I think it's very neutral, nutritious, I think it's very
beneficial. And I definitely think now that
the Mayo inbreds out there do need something to sustain them
during the winter months, the long, dark, cold winters here in
the County Mayo. And myself and my old comrade
here, TJ, are more than happy to provide that sort of warmth and
a sort of a girthy hug to all those people who need it out
there. Well, I must say, at this
venture of the podcast Fat Larry, I would love to echo all
of those sediments entirely and heap some praise upon you for
continuing to to show up throughout your career as one of
the foremost Mayo podcasters in the industry.
It's no surprise that we have climbed the ranks to being
definitely in the top 10 or maybe top 20 Mayo, GA podcasts
out there at the moment, and the fans want more.
And as you so eloquently alluded to there, what else do we have
going for as well? On a personal level, my wife has
threatened to divorce me after I was found upside down in my
underpants in a rose Bush in ballad rain on the Thursday
after the celebrations. My house has been threatened to
be taken away by the banks because I remortgage just in
order to go back to Ballyhornus again in a couple of days time.
And you know what? What is there really else going
on for TJ and Fakhari? We have devoted our life and our
craft to this particular industry.
We, we walked away from, uh, high profile jobs and college
careers to spend the last few months collecting social welfare
in order to bring you the high, high quality and caliber of
podcasts. Our preparation was meticulous.
Our planning was unscrupulous. And it's no wonder we saw record
numbers of people tuning in and telling us that they're not fans
of the podcast. So I think it would be
reminiscent of us at this stage now to not get down to the
announcement and our decision to announce that decision on the
podcast today. Yes.
And it's fair to say that that decision is, you know, very much
imminent here now. And I suppose it's been one that
has not been made lightly and one that we've certainly not
umm, you know, brushed over or, you know, not given due respect
to. I think it's fair to say, and I
think it's absolutely exciting now to be getting to a situation
where decision is so imminent. And I think it's it's I'm very
excited. I have to say I'm very in a
highly manifested state of Mayo and Wellness here at the moment.
And I'm sure that thousands of people who will be listening
and, you know, at home to this will be in the exact same state
themselves. So I think it's fair to say, TJ,
we need to get down to the brass tacks now and I think we need to
tell the listeners what we have planned for them.
Well before I will say that I will thank the listeners for
their continued listenership and followership of this Instagram
page com podcasting juggernaut. And you know we would not be
where we are today if it were not for you, the loyal half
bakes and the eager eared listeners dotted around Mayo and
indeed further afield, who are probably on tender hooks at this
particular junction. No sponsorship, uh, needed for
us to talk about how much we love the junction and the
Julian's of midfield where the carvery has the carvery of
friendship has been promised to us where we must call in and
devour that. But they will all be in their
own separate quarters. Wondering, are Fat Larry and TJ
going to come back for a new season?
Well as you know folks, generally when the off seasons
come we like to head off in our separate ways.
I usually spend the winter months in an underground bunker
rewatching old Mayo games by myself.
But for Larry and I have come to this decision where we have
decided to put you the half bakes of Mayo 1st and to
continue with weekly podcasts all the way up until Christmas.
Wow, there you have it folks. That is our decision.
We are not going to retire. We're actually going to come
back stronger than ever. 10 more seasons, more content than you
could have ever dreamed about. It's an exciting time, fat Larry
to announce this decision on today's decision announcement
podcast. It's.
Very exciting. TJ, I must say.
You really left. Even myself, umm, you know,
there was really, I wasn't sure what way it was going to go.
You know, we've had the decisions, we've had the
discussions, we've talked with each other's families, we've
spent the time, you know, analyzing and looking back.
And really up until the last minute there, I was just not
sure what way it was going to go.
But it is tremendously exciting to see where this mayor we're
backed juggernaut can go next. You know, we've been floating
around lots of different ideas in terms of, you know, where
this might go next. And we, of course, will be
guided as always by the core. Jim Mayo are back in terms of
what they want. And we will be tailoring these
shows exactly to the needs of the Mayo, uh, inbreds who TuneIn
and listen every week we've been getting great feedback as we've
gone across the county and all of the many focus groups that we
have organized and held over the last little while in terms of
what people would want, maybe, you know, commentating on all
Mayo games. We might even interview some
people, you know, at some point in the future, maybe some Mayo
players or members of the Mayo management team.
It's highly possible, that is what most other podcasts tend to
do, so that is something that we will definitely be strongly
considering doing in the coming weeks and months as we go
through the winter time. There's obviously the small
matter of the club championship as well.
Can we stretch our knowledge of football to talk about that
particular tournament? Well, you're just going to have
to continue to TuneIn to find out to see where me and TJ here
can can stretch our tentacles next we.
Have weathered the storm in terms of our legal battles that
have gone on? We've gotten to the top of the
mountain really in terms of winning the All Ireland final.
But if we suffered through the 75 years of pain, we certainly
want to be there for the 75 years of pleasure that are
stretched out ahead of us. Folks, we're going to be here on
the airwaves making ourselves a permanent feature inside the the
Mayo sphere. You know, our dreams have always
been to one host the late Late Show 2 commentate with Bert and
Carney and three to, uh, get nominated for an All Star.
I think 2 out of three of those dreams would not be bad for for
us to achieve at this stage. But we are going to be certainly
putting our heads down and making sure our trousers are
pointing in the right direction and the same direction.
We're going to be working hand in hand and we're actually going
to be moving in together and sharing a bed and top and
tailing it for the next couple of weeks just so we can regain
that little bit of flow on that little bit of chemistry that
we've become known for here on this particular podcast.
Yes, it's very exciting, I must say.
That aspect of it is something that I am very much looking
forward to getting up close and personal with TJ like I've never
done before. We've lived in quite close of
quarters now over the the past couple of months, but it'll be
really nice just to double down now and to really snuggle up
nice and close during the cold weather and to really churn out
some of the best mail content that people have ever seen.
You know, we'll be having a huge amount of fun over the next few
months. Umm, you know, reviewing the
season that was and of course previewing the 2027 season,
which promises to be probably one of the better seasons that
we've had from a Mayo GA perspective considering we will
be the defending All Ireland Champions.
Will it live up to the 2026 season while it'll remain to be
seen? And if you're not here with us,
you're just not going to be able to find out.
I think it's fair to say, TJ. Yes.
And we haven't exactly become, you know, the darlings of Mayo
Gea. We haven't been the master of
ceremonies or presented at any of those sort of different
events that happened over the last month or so.
But we are no strangers to having to reinsert ourselves.
And we're going to, you know, stick those chests out and
insert ourselves back into the space and occupy some of that
space inside the Mayo Gea sphere, as we've been doing
since 20 16/20/17 their thereabouts.
But it's an exciting time, folks.
It's a very, very exciting time to be in Half Baked.
Not well like myself. And at this venture of the
podcast, as well as saying up Mayo, we'd also like to turn our
attention to you, the listeners and ask you to, you know, get in
touch with us and let us know who would you like to see going
under the knife as it were, because we've started to put out
a few little feelers about anyone out there who might be
brave enough to come in and sit toe to toe Dick with TJ and fat
Larry in the mayor. We're back HQ studios.
We want to invite anyone on that's willing to come in.
We're talking players, we're talking mangers, we're talking
any any other people like that at all.
You know, we really are legitimizing ourselves in many
ways as a the foremost podcasters in the industry.
Furthermore, we're also, I believe if you've listened to
this stage of the podcast, you're a number of things.
One is not well in the head and two is a true May.
We're back superstance. So this one is going out for you
guys. We're also going to be launching
on the 31st of August, a very exciting initiative.
We're going to be moving on to Patreon and what are we going to
be doing there, Fat Larry? Would you give the half bakes a
little bit of a flavour and a sort of a richness of
abundantness of what is going to be taking place behind the pay
wall, as it were? Well.
Absolutely, TJ. You know, it's fair to say that
when you're behind the wall and when the door is closed that you
can really do an awful lot more than you know you can do in
public. So I think what we're going to
be seeing here is a really stripped back or really a more
kind of a nude approach, I suppose, for want of a better
word, in terms of our podcasting and everything that will come
with it. There'll be of course, nice
perks for the Mayo inbreds out there.
They'll be definitely able to get up more in close and
personal with myself and TJ and to really come inside the
studio, as it were, and really and have a very big influence on
umm. You know what we do?
It's it's essentially like, I suppose, eh, inviting a lay
member of the public to become part of the male backroom team.
I think that's the way I want to frame it as I want to.
You know, there's the the male common inbred that's listening
at home could become and the Keith Higgins or the Papa Dirks
of this podcast over the next couple of couple of months that
like, you know, we've been going along fairly well and we've been
doing quite well and achieving a lot of what we have set out to
achieve. But you know, sometimes in these
GA setups, they just need to get a little added bit of expertise
brought into the equation just to add a little bit more and to
give us that extra 1%. And that's the way I feel the
corgi Mayo are back. Inbreds will be able to
influence things here going forward.
They'll be able to maybe come on the air with us.
Maybe they'll be able to, you know, pull our strings behind
closed doors and things like that.
And that's very, very exciting, TJ, for everyone involved.
I know we've some great plans in terms of content.
We're thinking about maybe opening a vault of old male
games and myself and TJ here are going to commentate on those
games in our own unique style and, you know, bringing a lot of
what you hear on the podcast to the table.
And I suppose to give you something different than
listening to, you know, boring old jerk canning or Darren
Maloney commentating the shit. Same shite year in, year out
that it might just get a different flavor to these games
that you've watched many times before.
So. Don't be afraid to get in touch
folks and tell us what games you would like to hear the dulcet
tones of TJ and Fat Larry commentating on.
We are going to be going live on the 31st of August.
We're going to have a couple of episodes there.
If you already we're going to do commentary on a game, we're also
going to have the Streets of Mayo podcast that was simply too
spicy to air where we caught up with famous Mayo players and
famous Mayo people as they got shit faced around the County of
Mayo during All Ireland final celebration week.
That's all going to be there for you folks, but not to worry if
you're going to stay on the free public podcasts.
Uh, they're the regular Joe soaps, the, the, the, the people
who are not fully, completely, totally inbred or unwell.
We're going to have a weekly podcast for you guys and maybe a
little teaser of our commentary as well every Sunday.
It certainly is an exciting time, folks.
There's a lot of information to come over the next couple of
days and weeks, and it's very much a developing situation, but
I think I'm developing feelings for Fat Larry and just for the
Mayo public at large, and I think that's a wonderful sort of
headspace to be in at this particular moment.
Absolutely. It's very exciting.
You know, it's, it's, it's important I think now that we,
we really double down on our efforts to support this Mayo
team and to express our Mayo inbredness in every possible
way. You know, it's, it would be very
easy for us now to throw in the towel having won the All Ireland
and all of us having our Celtic crosses in our back pockets.
But it's fair to say there's more out there for us now and I
think we need to really push on now.
Umm, you know, in the offseason and we really need to manifest
ourselves in, in new and interesting ways.
And I'm really going to expose a whole new, uh, way of looking at
Mayo, GA and indeed, uh, myself as well over the next little
while. So I think it's very exciting
and we really do hope that people do get on board with this
little project. I know lots of people think that
the, the whole thing is absolute shite.
I was told that I was a tough spot there at Mass recently and
they'll always be the crickets out there.
They'll always be people who, you know, simply just don't see
it from the way we see it. But I know from traversing the
county along with old TJ here that there's an awful lot of
very goodwill out there and a lot of people who have got an
awful lot of unresolved trauma that even an all Ireland title
hasn't managed to umm, rid them of yet.
So I think to continue on to keep showing up for mayor or
back podcast, keep getting your therapy done and myself and TJ
here will guide you like to shaman guys hiding poor Gohora
nude up Mount Everest for want of a better word.
And that's kind of what we're going to be providing over the
next while as. Fat Larry said Come and drink
from our special cup of tea. Don't worry if you shit yourself
because the best is yet to come for Mayor back.
It's safe to say that may we're back our back.
We're going to be back stronger than ever, podcasting every
single week for as long as we walk the plains of this county.
And what an exciting time that is, folks.
It's an exciting time to be alive.
We thank you for staying with us till this venture of the podcast
and waiting on bated breaths to find out what our announcement
was. I hope you're happy with that
decision. I feel quite happy with that
decision that we announced on the podcast today.
Factory, yes. I'm, I'm glad that we have
finally come to come to that conclusion and drew all the
conclusions and dotted the IS and crossed the T's for want of
a better word. So I think I'm more happy now
knowing that it's out there, it's in the ether and and we can
all look forward now to a journey together, whatever which
way that will lead us. That's all we have time for
today, folks. Next week we're going to be
coming at you taken fast. There's going to be podcast
coming from every angle. We look forward to your
continued support and we hope to see some of you joining the
merry half baked bunch of patrons of Mayo.
We're back. That's all for today, folks.
It's a big up Mayo from me. Mayo Doo Doo Doo.
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