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Maltesers

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Sep 23, 2026

Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
19:54
But, um, yeah, he's a, he's a fucking rat by Roman standards even because all the Roman emperors were, um, were bad dudes right but this guy was particularly bad and i'll be playing him and that is really exciting i'm never going to do anything like that but i'm really uh like it's a big challenge for me and also just learning what uk theater is like everybody else in the show is these great english performers and yeah our directors is great english director so i'm gonna i'm gonna learn a whole lot i'm really excited
Zach RaffioHOST
20:23
you can try mount teasers What? Maltesers.
Zach RaffioHOST
20:26
What's this? A snack.
Zach RaffioHOST
20:28
Okay.

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Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
45:43
That's what I'm doing.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
45:44
All right.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
45:45
Try those snacks, the Maltesers.
Zach RaffioHOST
45:46
And I'm going to try the Maltesers.
Geoff GascoyneHOST
41:14
too cheesy.
Geoff GascoyneHOST
41:15
And, of course, everyone loves Maltesers, don't they? Everyone loves
Pete LongGUEST
41:18
Maltesers, only they're from England.
Pete LongGUEST
41:22
Of course.
Pete LongGUEST
41:22
So, window or aisle? As a young man, window.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:29
Women in advertisements.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:30
Have you ever seen the Malteser advertisement? And it's just women talking about it.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:33
And then they pop a ball and they're like, give me a fucking break.
Ben ClarkHOST
37:37
It's so naughty.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:40
office job, but we're not going to do any work.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:41
It's like they're capable young women.
Rachel GalvoGUEST
37:43
Do you know what I mean? Why don't they eat Maltesers while doing some sort of graph or chart? It should be like an
Ben ClarkHOST
37:48
episode of Industry, but they happen to be eating Maltesers at the same time.
James RochfordHOST
29:09
Have you got something, Harry, the night before you settle into your king suite?
Harry WilsonGUEST
29:14
[laughs] I'll have my, uh, packet of Maltesers.
Harry WilsonGUEST
29:18
So-
Matt GiteauHOST
29:19
Yeah, nice option
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
2:58
I will have four day holidays.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
3:01
And I might have five Maltesers, two slices of pizza, not six, 8,000 steps, not 10,000 steps.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
3:07
You get the idea.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
3:08
And I'm going to talk through all of these as examples later and why they are so effective.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
5:25
And this happens in numerous different examples.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
5:28
So another one might be looking at it from a different perspective.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
5:32
The enjoyment that you get from the first five Maltesers that you have is significantly higher than the next five Maltesers that you have.
Emma Storey-GordonHOST
5:41
And the enjoyment that you get from the first two slices of pizza is more than what you get from the next two slices of pizza.
Tony CarrollHOST
21:09
Oh, wow.
Tony CarrollHOST
21:10
And they come on, they come to the Liverpool one, and they've got me a nice present, a nice bottle of Captain Morgan's, a pack of Maltesers, and 20 ciggies.
Tony CarrollHOST
21:19
Lamb and Butler? Yeah.
Tony CarrollHOST
21:22
You're welcome.
Luke GledallHOST
3:44
Okay, Rich.
Luke GledallHOST
3:45
We're going next with Maltesers.
Luke GledallHOST
3:47
Where is Maltesers going to sit in your wine rack five?
Richard MillerHOST
3:53
I enjoy a Malteser, but I do find it insubstantial.
Richard MillerHOST
4:00
It's sort of Moorish in the wrong way, slightly.
Luke GledallHOST
6:29
It's a fun watch.
Luke GledallHOST
6:31
So anyway, so he went with Snickers at four.
Luke GledallHOST
6:37
Maltesers he went at two.
Tom BassoHOST
19:58
the 10-month-old, thought it was Christmas, thinking there was all these blueberries everywhere lost.
Laura O'CallaghanHOST
20:02
Well, you grow up and you're not allowed those Maltesers, you know, the forbidden Malteser.
Tom BassoHOST
20:08
That's the one.
Laura O'CallaghanHOST
20:08
The forbidden fruit shock, we call them.
speaker_5PANELIST
21:00
to put the gums on your teeth, Simon, not the other way around.
Lana SearleHOST
21:03
I've got a Malteser.
Lana SearleHOST
21:05
Fantastic.
speaker_5PANELIST
21:06
Yeah, there he goes.
Laura SmythHOST
30:06
When I did Hackney Empire, I was like, there's going to be a packet of sweets.
Laura SmythHOST
30:09
I put a packet of Maltesers on every seat to get them in.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
30:13
Yeah,
Laura SmythHOST
30:14
do it.

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