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Alice, we need to talk about something very serious.
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Matt, if this is about what you saw when you walked into the studio the other day,
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It's worse than that.
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I've been laughing out loud repeatedly.
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But it's become a problem.
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That is a problem. That is against the rules of last one laughing.
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You would be out in seconds.
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And it's all because of this new podcast,
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the last laugh with the brilliant Rochene Colony.
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She's dissecting each moment of last one laughing UK.
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She is so good. Okay, so for anyone that doesn't know about this,
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I'm frankly aware of you been.
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Last one laughing was Amazon Prime's biggest comedy hit last year.
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Comedians trying not to laugh while making each other laugh
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is basically psychological warfare, but funny.
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The last one to laugh wins.
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Series 2 is out now.
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An audible is bringing you the official companion podcast
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where Rochene and guests from the show,
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David Mitchell, Joe Wilkinson, Diane Morgan,
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Sarah Pasco, Unpack it all.
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The backstage gossip, the tactics,
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the moment that didn't make the cut.
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It's like a DVD commentary, which I used to love.
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Right, we're going to play you a clip from the first episode
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so you can hear what all the fuss is about.
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If you like it, search for the last laugh,
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the last one laughing podcast, wherever you're listening to this.
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Outside of work, what are the most inappropriate times
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either of you have ever laughed at something?
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I always laugh at my children's parents' evenings.
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I find it so boring.
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And I know that I should be really filled with kind of enthusiasm,
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but everything they're saying, I know already.
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Like, they can't say anything to me.
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And even if they're like, oh, they've done so, so well,
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not with a lot of fucking doing that, I'm in my head.
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So I always have a slight giggle to myself.
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Is it because if they say something like,
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they're such a lovely, yeah.
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And then you go, do you think?
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Do you, do you think you don't know the half of it?
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Just sitting there and just like, ah,
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she's an absolute angel.
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Yeah, she's a lovely angel.
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Yeah, I was just there going, I'm glad.
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Please, she's all right for you.
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I don't want to go on.
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Someone passed away and they had their funeral in,
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it was in the countryside and we all drove up to the church.
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And just forgot there, there was a cow standing in the road.
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And how nowhere this bull pushed for a fence
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and started humping it.
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We could see the mourners going in.
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And this cow was getting humped like 50 foot from the church.
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And I was just sitting there and my friend was driving
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and she was like, what do I do?
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And I said, what we don't do is upset it.
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He said, I mean, so we just sat there,
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we had to sit there till it finished and then drove in.
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So that was, that was in my head the whole time
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through the, through the service.
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But on a lighter night, my, my friend
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was the first of her mates to get married.
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So he's like in his 20s.
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And so there's loads of friends from school at the wedding.
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And it was quite a big church and they'd obviously been told
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So they said, do you take, I won't say they know,
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because that's like 25 years ago.
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So they said, do you take to be your
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northerly wedded husband?
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And she said, really loudly, I do!
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I would have been fine to say, my mate,
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next to be lent in when, all right, girl.
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I felt ostracized from the whole wedding,
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because they like, they just didn't stop laughing.
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It's like we, you know, this looks like we're doing it deliberately.
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And we're trying to be respectful.
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And just can't untie it.
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But watch it in that zone.
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And it's like, I'll get flashbacks about it now.
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Mind you see if someone, even a serious situation,
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if someone, you know, if they haven't spoken to the issues
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and they're swinging their voice breaks in any way,
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like it is even, can be, like,
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if I'm in a business meeting or something,
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and someone goes, well, I love a bit.
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And then they're like, oh, yeah, my foot.
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And then it carries on.
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And my brain, I'm like, don't think about it again.
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I just don't know why.
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Next up, I'm a burning question for you.
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Every episode of Last One Laughing,
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we find one question that's been asked
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and put it to our guests here.
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This time, we're asking courtesy of Alan Carr.
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Who's the fittest person with a mustache that you've ever seen?
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There's a couple of choices.
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One's sitting there.
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And the question is, look, you've got a red eye.
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Is that it for that?
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Look, he's like a beacon now.
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Now, he's very handsome, man.
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And the other one I'd go for would be Oliver Hardy.
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He's taking away the effect of the first choice.
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The blushing's gone.
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As a young, oh, yeah, young one.
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No, not where he's on parke, losing it.
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No, no, no, yeah, young, you know, in the films.
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Oh, no, everyone, Hardy.
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We on about we don't know.
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Think you're going for a reed.
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I think we're not only reed.
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Why was I think we're not only reed?
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I have a hard way to like to see Oliver Hardy.
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Oh, by me, that's mean.
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I'd love to see Oliver Hardy on parke.
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Yeah, when I was young, I used to sit and watch all the films.
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And I've got a real, I really find them so funny.
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Anyone who's funny is sexy, aren't they?
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You went with a lot of them.
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You'd get over that pretty fast.