FLAVA BREAKFAST BEST BITS: This Is NOT Ok!

SPEAKER_1 (0:01)

The Flava Breakfast Podcast.

Azura Lane (0:03)

It's the podcast. Whoa, it's the podcast. And you've made it, and you're gonna hear all about what I saw on the aeroplane.

I didn't like it, I didn't like it. I think anyone getting there, I don't like seeing people's toes. Isn't it weird that it's like a fetish?

Charlie (0:26)

I mean, bro, could you tell me what type of guy it was, like off air?

Bro, that's a little bit disgusting. You gotta remember, sometimes, sometimes, right? For us, we feel that that's disgusting. For people, for them, that's normal. That's their norms. I've seen people scratch their feet and then like, you know, smell it and things like that.

Azura Lane (0:45)

Oh, no, no, you're drawing a line there.

Charlie (0:48)

That's ridiculous.

Azura Lane (0:49)

Who did you see do that?

Charlie (0:50)

I've seen her on line.

Azura Lane (0:52)

You saw yourself in the mirror.

Charlie (0:53)

I've also seen people like, you know, holding like cooking food in their feet.

Azura Lane (0:58)

No, but that's because they got no arms, and I've seen the same video, and actually it's very impressive.

Charlie (1:03)

They have arms. They're just using like, you know, feet and.

Azura Lane (1:06)

Honestly, I'm so glad I don't have your algorithm. I am so glad I don't have your algorithm. All I'm saying is, barefoot on a plane, we discussed it for the great debate. We had to, we absolutely had to.

And we talk about Rog, we like.

Charlie (1:19)

The game between Samoa and Donga this weekend, this Sunday, it's going down. It's gonna be massive. We're gonna pump Samoa, bro.

Azura Lane (1:27)

Oh yeah, here we go.

Charlie (1:27)

Yeah, I mean, old boy had on the drive show.

You know that guy, bro. He wakes up, as soon as we start talking, right, believe he chooses violence. You can hear it in his voice, man. That bro literally just rolled out of bed, and already he's choosing violence.

Azura Lane (1:42)

He always does, and that's exactly what you're about to hear.

SPEAKER_1 (1:45)

Flava Breakfast, let's go.

SPEAKER_4 (1:47)

It's the Great Debate.

Azura Lane (1:50)

Yep, we do this at the start of every single week. Who's out there? Who's alive? Who's, you know, it's a bit of a slow start for everyone this morning. Including Charlie, finish your mouthful of food.

Charlie (2:02)

Who's out there, man? Who's alive? We're about to play this Great Debate. We usually do this on a Monday, but this is the beginning of the week for us, bro. Let me swallow my porridge, bro. Hey, why don't I choke on them? I'm going to choke on my oats, here.

And Azura Lane's got us this morning. She decided she'll bring to work some more of her long week in Antics, and put it towards you guys, and you guys can share your thoughts.

Azura Lane (2:30)

I am curious to know what you think about people being barefoot on an airplane, because it wasn't just the way down to Blenheim, on my flight to Blenheim, to see my dad over the long weekend. It was also on the way back as a different person. That I get, you know, taking your shoes off on a long flight. But usually, there's a barrier between the foot and the floor.

Socks.

Charlie (2:59)

Yeah, yeah, right, right.

Azura Lane (3:00)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no. I'm talking barefoot.

Charlie (3:04)

Okay, hold on.

Azura Lane (3:05)

Toes, the dogs were out, and the fella, on the way down, he had his foot in the aisle.

Stacey (3:14)

Okay, let me.

Azura Lane (3:16)

I don't know, I don't know.

Charlie (3:17)

Let me stop you there. So first of all, was this guy wearing like jandals? Was he wearing like crocs or?

SPEAKER_1 (3:24)

What sort of shoes was he wearing?

Azura Lane (3:25)

He was wearing dress shoes, and he was wearing no socks with the dress shoes. That's a whole other debate.

Charlie (3:28)

Oh, that's paru, bro.

Azura Lane (3:30)

And so his feet were out, and he got up at one point to like go to the bathroom and didn't put his shoes on. And I was like, I don't know.

But this could just be a me thing. Bear in mind, I want you to know that I am, I'm always barefoot in summer. So I don't want to sound like a hypocrite because if I've gone to the beach, I'm not putting shoes on. My shoes stay off. I'll walk in a...

Charlie (3:54)

No, but you got a point there.

Azura Lane (3:55)

I just don't know why. It feels weird to me. I don't like it.