Kevin and PJ joke through gluten, cheap London stays and ten ways scientists say the world could end.
The hosts say scientists rank nuclear war as the most likely way for the world to end. They joke it is all boys and their toys, wonder why a rule can't simply ban nuclear weapons, and say it sounds the most painful, though they would want any ending to be swift.
Answered around 40:52They read that even if carbon commitments are kept, there is a one-third chance of Earth's temperature rising by three degrees, which would cause most of Florida and Bangladesh to drown. They add summers are getting hotter and Ireland is restricting domestic water supply for the first time in 33 years.
Answered around 43:45An asteroid large enough to cause global catastrophe hits Earth every 120,000 years, likely what killed the dinosaurs. A super volcanic eruption 74,000 years ago cooled Earth by several degrees; scientists say one happens every 17,000 years on average, and the last was 26,000 years ago in New Zealand, so they joke we're overdue.
Answered around 47:32They explain a coeliac is someone who would get very, very sick from gluten, whereas someone with a gluten intolerance would just flare up and feel it that evening. They note around one in ten people globally report symptoms like bloating, fatigue or abdominal discomfort after eating gluten.
Answered around 5:36He says his body responds better without gluten. Taking turns cooking with Tom, who is gluten free, he noticed his tummy felt upset after his own meals but lighter after his creamy pasta made with gluten-free pasta. He is not coeliac and will still eat gluten when out.
Answered around 6:52PJ stayed at Snoozebox next to Abba Voyage in the Olympic park for 80 pounds. The converted container had a double bed, a single bunk and a shower; it was very warm but had air con, and he says he would do it again, though not if you are high maintenance.
Answered around 11:44PJ says no Irish business can afford to rent on Grafton Street or Dawson Street anymore, so chains like Pret a Manger move in, and Dublin is becoming Little America. They make the same point about Blank Street hurting local coffee shops in London.
Answered around 18:27One host wants a hairdresser, a yoga teacher, Ariana Grande for celebrity and singing, and a lesbian, because lesbians would have a clipboard and a plan. The other would bring Tom, who stays upbeat when odds are stacked against them, his niece, a hot guy, and possibly Alan Carr.
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