Apr 18, 2026 · 14 min · 7 segments
Jenn DonovanGuestTwo-Bloke Show HostHostTwo-Bloke Show Co-HostHost
Yeah, I was a little bit inspired by the government's campaign of $20 million to help us all save on fuel.
And I thought, what an interesting concept to sort of chat about on how and where can small business owners look to save their 1% or their 0.5% or their 2% type of thing.
So I've sort of got a bit of a list to go through on ways that I think small business owners could potentially look to save some money.
Well, before you go on, though, I do need to pull you up on one thing.
You referred to an organisation called the Government.
On this station, they are known as the Gumment.
Okay.
Spelled G-U-M-U-N-T, Gumment.
Saves a lot of time, Jen.
Forget the Government, the Gumment.
couple of syllables you don't need.
They're totally wasted.
I
it.
That's it.
Okay, so a bit of a list that I've got, and I'd love, you know, any other ideas from yourselves, gentlemen, as well.
But, you know, one of them was if you use an Aircross machine, like, where can you get a better deal with both fees or monthly fees or the percentage that the bank takes and such? So I'm sure there are lots of good deals out there.
If you're an online shop or you have an online shop, you know, go through the system that you make your customers go through all the time.
Sometimes we forget to become our own customer and remove any friction that might be there, anything that might be stopping people from um ordering from you maybe there's too many choices you know that old saying of the confused buyer never buys so go through there make sure there's no friction
On the payment thing, I bought something yesterday and I had the option of Apple Pay or Google Pay, which is two different options, PayPal, Afterpay, credit card.
Yeah, I was a little bit inspired by the government's campaign of $20 million to help us all save on fuel.
And I thought, what an interesting concept to sort of chat about on how and where can small business owners look to save their 1% or their 0.5% or their 2% type of thing.
So I've sort of got a bit of a list to go through on ways that I think small business owners could potentially look to save some money.
Well, before you go on, though, I do need to pull you up on one thing.
You referred to an organisation called the Government.
On this station, they are known as the Gumment.
Okay.
Spelled G-U-M-U-N-T, Gumment.
Saves a lot of time, Jen.
Forget the Government, the Gumment.
couple of syllables you don't need.
They're totally wasted.
I
it.
That's it.
Okay, so a bit of a list that I've got, and I'd love, you know, any other ideas from yourselves, gentlemen, as well.
But, you know, one of them was if you use an Aircross machine, like, where can you get a better deal with both fees or monthly fees or the percentage that the bank takes and such? So I'm sure there are lots of good deals out there.
If you're an online shop or you have an online shop, you know, go through the system that you make your customers go through all the time.
Sometimes we forget to become our own customer and remove any friction that might be there, anything that might be stopping people from um ordering from you maybe there's too many choices you know that old saying of the confused buyer never buys so go through there make sure there's no friction
On the payment thing, I bought something yesterday and I had the option of Apple Pay or Google Pay, which is two different options, PayPal, Afterpay, credit card.
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