Speaker 1: Coming up on this week's During the Cord, I'm bringing
Speaker 1: a story about Spice Girls child.
Speaker 2: And I'm bringing you information around a toilet activity.
Speaker 1: Let's get a cracker lacking, then cracker lacking? What comes
Speaker 1: to you in the cud with me Lee Robertson and
Speaker 1: my co host this week is Mike, Benny and Raw.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 1: How are you doing? Why? I'm just asking how you
Speaker 1: how you doing?
Speaker 2: God standards, But we're bringing you all the show business
Speaker 2: you could need, as well as some fun news stories.
Speaker 1: That's a treat. So what have you got for us?
Speaker 2: First, Mike, when you go for a tinkle, how long
Speaker 2: does it take you?
Speaker 1: It depends if like in the day, I've gone, oh,
Speaker 1: Gene could do with we and then I'll just do
Speaker 1: five more minutes and then I forget and then my
Speaker 1: bladder goes.
Speaker 2: You will empty me.
Speaker 1: Very quickly.
Speaker 2: Research at Georgia Tech have identified the law of your nation. Okay,
Speaker 2: most mammals over three kilograms need to empty their bladder
Speaker 2: in about twenty one seconds, So twenty one seconds will
Speaker 2: be empty, right, go Oh, that's what the song is about.
Speaker 1: Is it about the seconds to go get out the
Speaker 1: flow exactly?
Speaker 2: If you're if you're in the studio. You want to
Speaker 2: see my flowy seconds? Oh yeah, and that's thanks, so
Speaker 2: longer you wreath threat and gravity compensating for.
Speaker 1: Bladder side Franklin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, frank what you want from the starship Enterprise? Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: In humans are typically healthy void lasts between twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five seconds void.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's empty. Did I obviously use the proper terms.
Speaker 2: Like tinkle, tinkle, peep shape my lettice? Yeah? I said.
Speaker 2: Variations may signal health concerns. Very short with frequent urges
Speaker 2: could be passive, possibly an overactive bladder. Right, Prolonged urination
Speaker 2: could indicate your intrenching prostate issues or nerve problems.
Speaker 1: Well that's cheerful, isn't it.
Speaker 2: And if you go to the toilet and someone comes
Speaker 2: and steals it, that someone literally is taking the anyway.
Speaker 2: Holding in urine over time can lead to bladd over expansion, infections,
Speaker 2: or strain.
Speaker 1: Oh, I must have a tinkle when it appears.
Speaker 2: When you need to you did you know what an
Speaker 2: over over bladder?
Speaker 1: I do not know, like an old balloon, deflated.
Speaker 2: Bank you second skin. So, medical professionals view the twenty
Speaker 2: one second as benchmark as a helpful reference point, not
Speaker 2: strict r all. So if you reately deviate, it's wise
Speaker 2: to see medical guidance. So if you're like twenty two seconds,
Speaker 2: it's okay, twenty seconds, it's okay. If you go forty thirty.
Speaker 1: Go and then go. Oh it continues the project lynch.
Speaker 1: No no on purpose. It just you think, oh, I
Speaker 1: have to stop. Oh no this tinkle tinkle tinkle.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I sometimes try to stop midflow. That's a good exercise
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 1: Is it.
Speaker 2: Can't do it? But yeah, moving on quite quickly. Vans
Speaker 2: you vans are.
Speaker 1: Vans, vans, vans are the shoes are youtub But I'm not.
Speaker 2: Talking about the vehicle type of Yes, okay, so TikTok,
Speaker 2: Reddit and Twitter people conglomeration of people.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: I have noticed that the starized V in the van's
Speaker 2: logo is actually the square root symbol. So it's the
Speaker 2: square root of a N S rather than fans.
Speaker 1: Wow, groundbreaking.
Speaker 2: What It's an interesting thing, is it?
Speaker 1: Though? I can see the monitor the levels of viewers
Speaker 1: going boom because of that story. They were wavering with
Speaker 1: the p Why are you pointing at a wall? I
Speaker 1: can see it. You can see nothing. It's ai I've
Speaker 1: got it in.
Speaker 2: You've got something in you, but it's not AI. Wow,
Speaker 2: you talk your medication, I can see things that don't exist.
Speaker 1: Or you're talking the lower instant.
Speaker 2: That's how it happens when you're talking. So yeah, some
Speaker 2: people say it's a radical answer because it's a skate round,
Speaker 2: So it's radical answer.
Speaker 1: You're just going to be that personal is anything.
Speaker 2: It's just going to be that.
Speaker 1: You're just going to be that cynical.
Speaker 2: But wow, aren't you? Well that's great mite?
Speaker 1: Yeah, is there anything funny that? It's his information? It's
Speaker 1: the explode so long the big giant springs come out.
Speaker 1: Then when you when you're work it out by working out,
Speaker 1: when you work, when you work it out, all the
Speaker 1: van sign.
Speaker 2: Whether so the low archaracter confirm it was originally designed
Speaker 2: by a thirteen year old son of the founder. Right,
Speaker 2: but isn't a hidden math pun Wow, it's all conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: Well that was really interesting. Thank you for that, mich
Speaker 1: You are more than we have more of.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for the next episode of Let's see
Speaker 2: how many drag queen stories we can shoehorn into eleven
Speaker 2: minutes and maybe a thing about Dolly Park.
Speaker 1: Sure, she's been relevant for the past fifty years.
Speaker 2: Moving on things that should stay in the nineties. Vans
Speaker 2: that shirt. I don't think that shirt came from the nineties,
Speaker 2: did it?
Speaker 1: Come on, love, let's get through.
Speaker 2: What would you like to see come back from the nineties?
Speaker 2: If one thing could come back, what would.
Speaker 1: You bring back?
Speaker 2: And you can't say Diana.
Speaker 1: Umm my p babies the cartoon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was inappropriate as a cartoon. But why because
Speaker 2: Miss Piggy was still after Kermy in the.
Speaker 1: Way now I should know? No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, great news for people like myself that were
Speaker 2: young in the nineties. The nostalgic Alcoho pop has come back.
Speaker 1: Did it ever go?
Speaker 2: And Bacardi Breezer Okay, Bacardi Breezes have disappeared and they
Speaker 2: are coming back. Amongst the researcher with all the nineties
Speaker 2: icons act coming back.
Speaker 1: Like crack.
Speaker 2: Crack, homophobia, trans right wing politics, all the nineties.
Speaker 1: Things, white white dog poop. Is that an eightiest thing
Speaker 1: or a ninetiest?
Speaker 2: That an eightiest thing?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: There could always people like that, aren't like from the
Speaker 2: eighties that are going white dog poo anyway, So Bacardi
Speaker 2: Breeze that is coming back, but they're going to rebrand
Speaker 2: it as Breezer, so losing the word Briccardi at the top.
Speaker 1: Are they still putting Bacardi in it?
Speaker 2: Yes? Still run based out of beverage.
Speaker 1: Do people I think? Do they think more people buy
Speaker 1: it with breathing with no reference to Biccardi?
Speaker 2: Is it possibly?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 2: I don't know. The flavors that are bringing back are orange,
Speaker 2: lime and watermelon. Oh what I love the lime one.
Speaker 1: I never drank them, did you know?
Speaker 2: You don't really drink that much? So I just am
Speaker 2: Atto Christmas in a hot chocolate.
Speaker 1: Little books, fizz and special occusion.
Speaker 2: However, you haven't never a hot chocolate as well?
Speaker 1: I do? Yes, you Cardi Breezer. It's horrible and you
Speaker 1: just drink a Bacardi Breezer. So were you a straw person?
Speaker 2: I was a strawpedo person.
Speaker 1: What st not just propositions? What is a strapedo? First? Right?
Speaker 2: So you put the straw in, you bend it over
Speaker 2: and then you drink from the bottle, right because that
Speaker 2: breaks the air up. You know, you drink fromottle. You've
Speaker 2: got to and it gulps because it's got to put
Speaker 2: air into the bottle, put a straw in. It leaves
Speaker 2: that pressure so you can just drink it straight after
Speaker 2: you've had it.
Speaker 1: Did you have got laid in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Not in the nineties being underage because the age of
Speaker 2: consent when I was in the nineties.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean until I think you'll you will proper
Speaker 1: get some now if you carry on, if you bring
Speaker 1: back the strompo dar is a thing, right.
Speaker 2: Just because you doubt minds when everybody else was out
Speaker 2: clubbing in the nineties doesn't mean it wasn't a thing.
Speaker 1: But I love a watermelon breeze, and please with strawby, don't.
Speaker 2: Just literally said that. Literally just said it was a
Speaker 2: live one, not a watermelon. You got excited about the
Speaker 2: watermelon one. I thought it tasted.
Speaker 1: Oh dearing me.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's bringing back a lot of other nostalgia
Speaker 2: trends from the nineties, such as opal fruits and lime
Speaker 2: coca cola.
Speaker 1: Opal fruits are now called strawbursts.
Speaker 2: What they're rebringing back the opal fruit branding Wally.
Speaker 1: It was very traumatic the first time round.
Speaker 2: It's called about bringing back nostalgia. So going they were all.
Speaker 1: There, they were always opal fruits to me if.
Speaker 2: You start with the Starburst as well, a back of
Speaker 2: ople fruits.
Speaker 1: But what I wasn't happy with that, but now I'm
Speaker 1: used to star Burst. Okay, I can't get used to
Speaker 1: Apple fruits again.
Speaker 2: Cat Dog all this quick take in every twenty five years, changing.
Speaker 1: Name, let's just stay the same marathon bars. What did
Speaker 1: they become snickers Hot? They did? Yeah? That kit cat's
Speaker 1: always been a kit cat.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've always been able to eat a kit.
Speaker 1: Cat fingers four fingers. Yeah, oh wow, thank you for that, Mike.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go and ask for a strappedo this weekend.
Speaker 2: Ask for a straw po. You just do a STRAPPEDO
Speaker 2: with a bottled drink, okay, oh dear, So what you
Speaker 2: bring us after the Brakley.
Speaker 1: We're not going to be talking about celebrity offspring next,
Speaker 1: so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to during the now, Lee. What's this celebrity
Speaker 2: news you got for us?
Speaker 1: We've got a little bit of serious celebrity news for us.
Speaker 1: So Melby, spice girl, celebrity judge, all those kind of things.
Speaker 2: Two things that I remember she does.
Speaker 1: She writes books? Was she really? Yeah? Anyway, she's got children,
Speaker 1: three children, and one of them, Angel Brown, her middle child,
Speaker 1: who is the child that she had with Eddie Murphy.
Speaker 1: It always a very strange combination that is now living
Speaker 1: life as a transgender man. Okay cool. So. Eddie Murphy
Speaker 1: and Melby had a short romance in two thousand and six,
Speaker 1: resulting in Angel being born in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: and then they split. We've got a picture of them there.
Speaker 1: That's Melby and Angel. Angel, who turned eighteen in April.
Speaker 1: I shared on his Instagram that he uses the pronouns
Speaker 1: hymn now and both Melanie and Eddie Murphy have supported
Speaker 1: Angel's decision to publicly transition, which is how it should be.
Speaker 1: It's a decision that made that mel has been very
Speaker 1: understanding with, as has been Eddie, which she I'm kind
Speaker 1: of I don't know why I should be surprised because.
Speaker 2: I've kind of has been quite quite liberal, no.
Speaker 1: A big events market. Angel just wanted it to be
Speaker 1: known that that's how his pronouns are. Melby recently got
Speaker 1: married to her hair specialist Rory McPhee. That's that's them together.
Speaker 1: She's also got Rory McPhee, Nanny McPhee's son.
Speaker 2: She need him. But you don't want him. He'll be there.
Speaker 1: Waving your hair three o'clock in the morning. I just
Speaker 1: want to go to sleep.
Speaker 2: Rory, I want him, but you don't need him because
Speaker 2: you're bold.
Speaker 1: She said. So we've never really spoken about it before,
Speaker 1: about the relationship with Eddie Murphy, but at one point
Speaker 1: she was kind of not saying he was the love
Speaker 1: of her life, which, yeah.
Speaker 2: Happens in the relationships. She's been full ahead over hills.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So she's got three children, Phoenix Brown, who's the
Speaker 1: eldest at twenty six with Dan Sir Jimmy Gulzar he
Speaker 1: used to dance with the Spice Girls, and and her
Speaker 1: youngest Madison Brown Belafonte, who is thirteen, who was with
Speaker 1: Stephen Belafonte, who was not a nice person. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: Angel is kind of what is one of a number
Speaker 1: of celebrity children that I've announced that they are transitioning.
Speaker 1: We've had Robert de Niro's daughter Ario de Niro has
Speaker 1: announced Charlie's theirn's eldest child, Jackson, is transgender, and Charlie's
Speaker 1: has been play so her daughter is a model. So
Speaker 1: she's been to like Passion Passion, Passion Week Fashion Week
Speaker 1: in Paris and help to do a makeup and stuff,
Speaker 1: which is fab. Yeah, it's fair. Now you're gonna you're
Speaker 1: gonna mark, you're gonna mock this, but good, you know whatever.
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton, she's still here, she's still alive.
Speaker 2: I was talking before and which you know about the
Speaker 2: story of talking about vans, which had interested I remember,
Speaker 2: and I said, what you're going to hop out some
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton half out.
Speaker 1: Okay, she's going to be getting an honorary Oscar forty
Speaker 1: four years after her first nomination.
Speaker 2: She won an Oscar.
Speaker 1: She hasn't won an oscar. She was nominated.
Speaker 2: This is you've never actually won an US she is
Speaker 2: one anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, apparently they do it quite a lot. This it's so.
Speaker 1: She was nominated back in the early eighties for the
Speaker 1: song ninety five in Best Film. Okay, didn't get it.
Speaker 1: But it's called the It's it's an honorary life Achievement.
Speaker 2: Left Achievement Award award.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So it's given to old people a distinction in
Speaker 1: lifetime achievement, exceptional contribution to the state of Motion picture
Speaker 1: arts sciences, or outstanding services to the Academy. It's called
Speaker 1: the Gene hershot Humanitarian Award. That's nice.
Speaker 2: Yes, I agree she should get in a humanitary award
Speaker 2: because she had so much fu.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she did. So. She was nominated again in two
Speaker 1: thousand and six for the song Traveling, Traveling for That,
Speaker 1: which I think is Western for traveling Through, which was
Speaker 1: from Transamerica. If you remember, that was the film about
Speaker 1: transgender woman. It had a bit controversy at the time
Speaker 1: because it was for Stie Hoffmann from the Housewife played
Speaker 1: the lead character. But she's also been one of the
Speaker 1: LGBTQ plus community's biggest advocates for years and years and years.
Speaker 1: She's donated one million dollars approximately to medical research, which
Speaker 1: also helped develop the Maderna vaccine during COVID did it
Speaker 1: I did not know? No.
Speaker 2: So one of the driving forces behind vaccination in the
Speaker 2: US was Dolly Parton because there's a lot of people say, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do it. And she's there going, Hi,
Speaker 2: it's me, Darling, that's me Dalapan exactly right. And I'm
Speaker 2: going to sag I put money into this. I've got vaccinated,
Speaker 2: and she readed Joe Lene as vaccine. Wow, did you
Speaker 2: not hear that.
Speaker 1: I did not vaccine vaccine? So good, Well, she's even
Speaker 1: more heightened in my eyes.
Speaker 2: She is a brilliant human being, and I give lots
Speaker 2: of respect for all the work that she does for,
Speaker 2: not just like the LGBTQ A plus community, but like
Speaker 2: single mothers and one education and you know people that
Speaker 2: society to leave behind. She's there supporting, and I think
Speaker 2: that's brilliant.
Speaker 1: She won't be with us for long.
Speaker 2: A lot of them will be with us for a
Speaker 2: very long time.
Speaker 1: It will never go gray, it will not go We've
Speaker 1: spoken about celebrity look like competitions before we have. We
Speaker 1: had the timid one where he turned up to it.
Speaker 1: Nobody recognized him, lost didn't he I don't think he entered.
Speaker 1: He just kind of went and was in the crowd
Speaker 1: to see if anybody went, but they didn't.
Speaker 2: It's quit licking.
Speaker 1: Who else did we have? Who else? Was Harry Styles? Yes,
Speaker 1: the or the one from one direction saying malic that's okay. Well,
Speaker 1: pedro Perescal has had the honor. He's on the wall
Speaker 1: of having a Look likeke contest in NYC. So it
Speaker 1: was men mainly Cloud in black, black vest hops, rakish nostachches,
Speaker 1: tousled chestnut locks, new locks lower east side, hoping to
Speaker 1: get the grand prize of fifty dollars. So here we
Speaker 1: have a photograph which is the real Pascal?
Speaker 2: Which is the person that's holding up that phone in
Speaker 2: that picture? Is that phone that's like an iPhone three gs?
Speaker 1: It's so judgmental, great to be judgmental. They might they
Speaker 1: might have got it off eBay, it might have been
Speaker 1: a hand to mean town for anyway.
Speaker 2: Anyway, So none of them look like Pedro Pascal, though,
Speaker 2: do you don't.
Speaker 1: Think, well, he clearly doesn't. He's the winner, Okay, the
Speaker 1: one in the middle, he's a runner upper. I think
Speaker 1: that's the real.
Speaker 2: Gonna say it was kind of resemblance, but I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: what these are some of.
Speaker 1: The other contexts.
Speaker 2: That's just saw one's uncle that's turned up just with
Speaker 2: his nips out, just wearing glasses and natash. Yeah, yeah, gentlemen,
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: Pedro number five one, two, three, four five. I don't
Speaker 1: know which way number five to go with the five
Speaker 1: of his chest. He's called George gunt he is sorry,
Speaker 1: I mister George Gunn tasks Okay, I didn't with a
Speaker 1: g Okay, I get that it looks a bit like
Speaker 1: a primary school teacher, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, number fifteen just looks like a making meat down
Speaker 2: the pub. The guy in the middle of a real
Speaker 2: estate agent.
Speaker 1: It's one of the Chuckle Brothers. The one yellow.
Speaker 2: Twenty six mustered yellow top is just someone's uncle that
Speaker 2: turned up because he's got mustache glasses. Eighteen used to
Speaker 2: do johinny depp impressions cut his air a bit, So
Speaker 2: I'll try this one out. And number two is just
Speaker 2: handsome with a broken arm.
Speaker 1: With a broken arm, what do you mean?
Speaker 2: Saw what said? I look like?
Speaker 1: Well? In addition to the fifty quid fifty dollars, they
Speaker 1: also got a year's supply of burrito's from NYC's Sundale
Speaker 1: North Mexican restaurant.
Speaker 2: Now I know why they've all entered for the free
Speaker 2: for the burritos.
Speaker 1: So the guy who once said it started when Game
Speaker 1: of Throms came on the TV. That's when I first
Speaker 1: heard people say, oh, you look like him. Then some
Speaker 1: kids started noting it. So I was like, when they
Speaker 1: saw the advert for this, it's Father's Day, have a go.
Speaker 2: So they've gone, oh, no, it's father's day. To worry,
Speaker 2: We've not got a present for him. Let's go and
Speaker 2: enter him in the competition.
Speaker 1: And he won. Yeah, okay, so it wasn't a huge amount.
Speaker 1: It was about thirty people went for it, and yeah,
Speaker 1: he wasn't there. He hasn't, he hasn't endorsed it, he
Speaker 1: hasn't kind of made a comment about it. It's it's
Speaker 1: just doesn't know it existed, it's happened. I think he
Speaker 1: would probably just a random budget of people see the
Speaker 1: funny side to it. I think he would. Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: have become increasingly more enamored by Padro Scale. You really, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because he's the person that he plays on screen, surprisingly
Speaker 1: is completely different to his own personality.
Speaker 2: It's almost like it was a character's almost like he
Speaker 2: was acting, like paid to act, Yeah, and portray somebody.
Speaker 1: If I get I get, I get vibes. He's very
Speaker 1: affectionate with his male friends.
Speaker 2: He is very affectionate, is very touch you feel he's
Speaker 2: very comfortable with who he is, and that comes.
Speaker 1: Across if it would not be a bad thing, though,
Speaker 1: if he.
Speaker 2: Was, I'd be very excited if it tard us. Everybody
Speaker 2: turns out a little bit gay.
Speaker 1: Everyone's a little bit guy.
Speaker 2: Okay, it turns out I'm very a lot of gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd be very happy with that. There you go.
Speaker 1: Well that's all we have for the show this week.
Speaker 1: Thank you for watching, and we'll I'll see you again soon.
Speaker 2: Say Pedro Prescal Chris Hemsworth for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Chris