Yes

on par with bleksley

No you didn’t ask the meal deal question

Going to be a real classic, one day lads. Awesome Podcast.

Maybe if Raphael's mic wasn't so low 😭. I think my fave is the Peter bleksly one but this is great too.

and imalexx

You mean the host?

Thats a pretty obvious joke if youve watched the podcast lol, but still funny

Grant Bale ain't blue eyes has he? Why would he dislike it!

Outstanding guest. Really interesting.

I prefer podcasts with guests that have dull life stories.

Brad same

Brad like Randolph

But it's all a lie really. Because he commited the crime! The guys a criminal. Fairly sure most of everything he says has 75% added drama.

Easy Cheesy he didn’t murder anyone

JCC sorry ard

J how’s he ard

DCPinchy13 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

1:07:16 they did

@@sebgreaves7520 that's not a meal deal mate.a

"What is your favourite prison meal?"

@@sebgreaves7520 A meal deal is a sandwich, pack of walkers and a drink

@@sebgreaves7520 I am a KZfaqr who makes very Funny Skits 🎥, you have to check it out it’s Pure Jokes 😂

If you haven't seen the Netflix series definitely watch it bud if you haven't been tempted already

@@ryanmccaul5183 that show is great

@@ryanmccaul5183 whats the show called pal??

@@e46_ggg world’s toughest prisons lad it’s on Netflix

@@e46_ggg it is blyatiful

It is unwatchable just for that...

@@asdfufu2915 it’s a great story , there’s nothing wrong with the sound , I can hear it from my phone form the living room to my kitchen , which is about 4 meters away

Dylan Barnett same

@@asdfufu2915 not unwatchable but i think if they as just asked him early to stay closer to the mic it would be far better

...or just swap him for Stevie's mic, he says fuck all haha

Lizandra Modoli gay

@@user-rp2tz9lr1m are you in primary school,playground insults

Nah Joe rogan blows this out the park

Yeh innit 38k views in 17 hours tho🤨

@@gyalsnextman4725 I think you didn't get what I meant, it is one of the best Happy Hour episodes

Memesdaily not a huge name

@Billy Brown what's wrong with that mate?

-_-

mate i was truly disappointed i was actually wondering

How can you have a happy hour episode without talking about meal deals

Mash potato sandwich, salted biscuits and bottle of water. suppose that's the only meal deal you get in prison

T Su probably not even a bottle. You probably have to drink it out of the warders hands.

Don’t forget king stevie

This is the backstory: "For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three

​@@squarerootof2I listened to him on 'diary of a ceo', the three men who broke into and tied up the victims.. were identified by them, as one black and two white men. Have a listen, he explains towards the end the difficulties he had with the courts to even get a hearing and eventually win his appeal.

​@@squarerootof2give it a rest

Sean Tufnell thinking the same thing

@@seantufnell I listened to half of it on Spotify

@@seantufnell I don't like purely listening to audio, I like to see the expressions on people's faces when they're talking about personal experiences.

:c

the guests audio is always way too quiet I always comment this but never get a response lol just wear headphones on max

My TV was on like 80...then Jack or Stevie laugh and it causes a fucking earthquake

@@moi8998 then ur ears are broken bud if u can't tell the difference between the hosts and the guests mic rofl

@@brux7650 I can tell the difference. The hosts are way louder than the guest.

Thanks so much Danny! What a great comment to read.

For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three

@Rob Burrows What's YOUR source?

@Rob Burrows He was only let out because corrupt cops messed up, the judge himself said the evidence against him was overwhelming and that he was guilty af but he had to release him because the cops had been tampering with the evidence to ensure his arrest. Nice of you to sympathize with proven murderers.

​@@squarerootof2give it a rest

What's the name of the show he's on Netflix

For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three

It probably was a setup but Raf said the guards were just civilian G4S guys and there was already documentaries about his case and I wonder whether those guys felt sorry for him and wanted to give him the chance to run.

have you seen norways prisons

@@dreamofsprings that's the exception not the norm. Majority of western justice systems are corrupt and prosecutors only care about getting guilty verdicts cuz it moves then up in there career to become district attorney which is head of all prosecutors.its a numbers game tk them they don't care who they screw over like this man who was obviously innocent when the own witnesses say a white blonde hair man was the murderer on the witness stand in front of the jury. Norway and Scandinavian justice systems have ethics morals and other societal things that American, UK and other western justice systems lack. It's all about getting the conviction and putting body's in prisons bcuz it's also an economic inset I've for the economy of these countries

He has the skill of knowing when to shut up and let the guest do the talking and when to try and pull some info out of them.

Eric Lovett yea i do consider listening but i personally prefer the videos more, so i hold on !

"For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three

Yea I just finished it the other day too I always wondered why he was in prison for 12 years perfect timing for the podcast

Been watching since season 1..i gotta say seasons 2 and onwards are my favs lol

😂😂😂😂😂

Selina saghin ok selina

Bruh its like a really drawn out striptease but with a podcast instead

Agreed, happy hour is one of the only podcasts that I can watch all the way through

i think it may be your volume or something, it seemed fine for me, or he was just speaking quietly?

I agree, it feels like it should have been on a higher volume setting at least on the editing!

Shut up

@@imogenclancy9479 ?

The guest mics always the lowest, been like that for a while, especially with Stephen Tries one, idk y they don't change it

"For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three

Doesnt sound right without the original theme tune

Xd

"For the better understanding of those who have listened to this judgment and of those who may report it hereafter this is not a finding of innocence, far from it." Rowe, Davis and Johnson, from Sydenham, south London, were jailed for three violent robberies committed in the early hours of December 16, 1988. One led to the death of a hairdresser, Peter Hurburgh, who was dragged at gunpoint from his car, tied up, beaten and doused with petrol. He had a heart attack. Timothy Napier, 40, was stabbed when three men broke into his father's house in Oxted, Surrey. Later, three men also broke into a house in Fetcham, Surrey, and demanded jewellery, cash and car keys. Their weapons included a machete and a gun. This guy is guilty af and was released on a technicality. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M25_Three