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Sep 24, 2026

Zoe LyonsHOST
30:15
fucking awful why'd you do that to yourself on holiday i don't know but well i
Esther ManitoHOST
30:21
don't know it's adrenaline isn't it but i mean it's like have you done go ape
Zoe LyonsHOST
30:25
no i can't do that because of any sort of legal issues just because i can't do that after the incident
Esther ManitoHOST
30:33
jeremy can't go back there not after what happened His prostate's never been the same.
Esther ManitoHOST
30:44
did.
Esther ManitoHOST
30:45
Yeah, it's a lot more terrifying than you think it's going to be.
Esther ManitoHOST
30:48
But I remember doing Go Ape.
Esther ManitoHOST
30:50
with the kids and my girl just went I'm just gonna do it I'm just gonna do it and my son just paused and went I'm not going forward and you know when there's people behind you and you're like we can't go back
Yessi RodriguezHOST
11:12
Now, that's fun for sure.
Yessi RodriguezHOST
11:13
We still got to make it out to Go Ape because I remember we were talking about it a while ago because I still want to
Nadine BartonHOST
11:18
go back
Yessi RodriguezHOST
11:18
to
Derrick EvansGUEST
28:50
no listen I I'm really good at reading what the trend is going to be.
Derrick EvansGUEST
28:54
I mean, when I went to Jamaica, for example, I set up a miniature Go Ape before Go Ape.
Derrick EvansGUEST
29:00
We had zip lines, we had four wheel bikes, right? We had paintballing.
Derrick EvansGUEST
29:05
We had to jump through hoops to get paintballing in the country because no one was doing it.
Rory James O'TooleHOST
67:13
It's like going...
Mike DunbarHOST
67:16
It's like going on Go Ape as part of a stag do, and then one person has a dickhead who's trying to make you fall off just to fuck with you.
Rory James O'TooleHOST
67:24
Jesus bloody hell, man.
Rory James O'TooleHOST
67:28
It's also that Eddie is Hard Fight sequence.
NeilHOST
5:48
You know, it's like
DaveHOST
5:49
Go Ape,
NeilHOST
5:50
but
DaveHOST
5:51
much
NeilHOST
5:52
worse.
DaveHOST
5:53
I
NeilHOST
5:54
don't know what Go Ape is, but go on.
NeilHOST
5:56
It's just where you hang off stuff high up.
KirkHOST
23:45
So it's just primarily monkeys.
KirkHOST
23:47
It's a bit like Go Ape.
KirkHOST
23:48
There is no apes there.
Other MarkHOST
23:50
Thank you for backing my point up.
John Michael ClarkHOST
17:06
So what I've done for each of my boys going from boyhood into mature boyhood is a ropes course.
John Michael ClarkHOST
17:12
So we have a local, local, it's like an hour away, but a big, it's called Go Ape, I don't know if they're national or anything, big up in the trees ropes course, and you're doing all the ropes course, and you zip line down.
John Michael ClarkHOST
17:22
You do the ropes, and you zip line down.
John Michael ClarkHOST
17:24
You do the ropes, zip line down.
speaker_1HOST
20:12
And to dominate a niche, you often need resources you don't have, which brings up the rule of beg and borrow.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
20:17
Tristram and Rebecca Mayhew starting Go Ape is a phenomenal example of this.
speaker_1HOST
20:22
They wanted to build treetop adventure courses.
speaker_1HOST
20:24
The realistic approach would be to raise millions to buy forested land and build infrastructure.

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Paul R. GloriaHOST
55:19
Now, if you cannot secure customer financing upfront, the next rule is to beg and borrow.
speaker_1HOST
55:24
The goal here is to keep your startup overhead as close to zero as physically possible by leveraging assets that already exist.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
55:31
The UK-based treetop adventure company Go Ape perfectly illustrates this.
Paul R. GloriaHOST
55:36
Their entire business model requires massive mature forests.
Will PolstonHOST
2:40
reasons way back when, when I very, very first started.
Will PolstonHOST
2:43
And I would try and come up with these crazy, I mean, everything from, we have something over here called, oh my God, what's it called? Go Ape, which is like one of those places, you know, when you go into the forest and you're walking on all the zip wires and you're doing all these things just to try and make things happen.
Will PolstonHOST
3:00
fun as you said and then you said about the um going to see a comedian or the old-fashioned going to the cinema as one of your first dates because you're kind of there but actually it's never really about the cinema necessarily i mean unless you're on the back seat and you want to get your first kiss in or whatever but the uh the it's then after that and then you pop out here and you've got something to talk about for an hour or two which was the actually which was the movie you've seen.
Will PolstonHOST
3:26
So I've never thought of it like that, but it's so true, isn't it? If you can go back to treating your current relationship, dating, like it's a brand new relationships and doing some cool stuff, that's a really cool idea.
Ash MahmoodGUEST
41:38
They were very warm.
Ash MahmoodGUEST
41:39
So you'd go to, it's like going to Go Ape, you know, the children's high road centre.
Ash MahmoodGUEST
41:45
So I went to a place like that, but it's run, they're all family run, mainly family run businesses.
Ash MahmoodGUEST
41:49
They have no McDonald's.

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