Ladies and gentlemen, welcome again to Cheap Show. I am Eli Silverman. Here is someone calling me co-host, someone calling the creator and founder of the Cheap Show. Anyway, he's important to the show, everyone.
It's Paul Ganon, everybody. Lappin' at me dick like that. Oh, it makes me happy. It's very nice for you to be a little bit more, you know.
Ooh, it's important. It's important, important to like bow down before him. Bowing down. Get on your knees, be atch.
Right, you're putting the blame. I don't know what to do, Joe. We saw Genistic Slayer from Paul there, great. It's not a lot.
Be atch. Be atch. It's what men say to other men. What, when?
Hey, you and your fucking mood repossi. People love me. What? To fang the cheap show, good ass fang.
Is it? Show? No, no, no, no. Anyway, what's the cheap show?
Economy, comedy podcast, four-year-years. And it's getting near Christmas Eli, isn't it? Very exciting. I'm sorry, by the way.
It's also having a conversation interrupting your smoking. No? Because it seemed like you felt very upset when I actually began to speak to you just now, as you went to like your cigarette. Listen, mate, I can do two things at once.
I'm a multitasker. I can read a novel whilst taking a shit. It's not multitasking. Fucking it is.
It's the thing you don't necessarily have to think about too much to do. And the other one is reading. Yeah. Yeah.
I can do both of those at once. All right, I'll let you have that. What other two things can you do at the same time? I can, uh, spout it.
Yeah, fair enough. Anyway, I always got for a cigarette. Oh, you're having a drag. That's the other thing.
I can fucking smoke and do a podcast. Yeah, but it's not very cool, kids. No smoke, by the way. We are not a pro-smoking podcast.
I want people to know that. We have our own vices and ills, but we do not expect people to look up to us and copy us. We are not the cool kids. We certainly are not.
You blow cigarette smoke. All of my lysmoth is my lysmoth. Your lysmoth is not going to be good. You're going to stick my mofow.
Do you want to stick my mofow? No, you're coughing. Ladies and gentlemen, I too, my very best to keep the show professional. But unfortunately, dirty little, just call me spherical tramp ball.
No, I want to call you the homeless hobbit. You are the milky bar kid gone to seed. I am that. I am that.
I am that. I am that when milky bar kid becomes disenfranchised with life. What? I've got another title.
Yeah. Pedo geography teacher. That's a superhero. That's a superhero ever.
Oh, my kid's not being molested. That's it. I'm not going to do it. Anyway, the point being is that it's not much of a superhero.
It's not much of a monica. So I prefer, you know, I prefer Jack-O-M-O wearing twat-ard. Yeah. Twat-ard.
You're still a wank-sock. What's going on in the show? Well, we have a patch show today. Once again, we are going back to me, Casa Sue Casa, where we delight each other for a change.
With something that we found in a charity shop that we thought the opposite would enjoy. It's not an exchange. It's simply gifts. It's a gift.
It's a piece of it. They don't have to equal each other in worth. No. They are separate transactions.
Not even transactions. They gift. Me and Casa, when I give you my present. My house, your house.
It reminds me of that restaurant that I once saw. Me and Casa Sue Casa? No. But I'm sure there are restaurants.
It was called Pizza World, Curry World, the best of both worlds. Oh. Can you get a curry on a pizza? Oh, yeah.
You get a drink of curry. That's quite nice. Yeah. Some kind of bit of snob when it comes to pizza.
Oh, so am I. No. No. Pineapple, it's such a cliché now.
It's not a big deal. I know I've gone about the league against Fruit with Meats. It's quite serious about it. I know you are.
subject. Yeah, was it good? Sweeper take? No.
Did it make you feel awful? Yeah, I vomited it down the toilet. Right. And I said, no, I said to Ramasala.
Sheesh. Anyway, um, yeah, it's all like a bad fluffle. Yeah, it was a sweet potato fluffle. What was creeping around as I master cated it in my mouth hole?
Well, a raisin, a raisin with a current, just the one. But yeah, but they have a sitting then, you know, as soon as I find a fucking lurking raisin in one of my so-called savory products such as Bombay mix or falafels. Where else will this disease spread? The spread of putting fucking raisins in things.
They're terrible with nuts. I don't know why people like them. Oh, any places raisins are appropriate? Just buy themselves.
Just in a box. Yeah, I like those. And you scoff them. Yeah.
You don't have them either. Oh, salad. In, in cookies. Oh, my good.
Sweet things. I don't, I think a raisin with a cookie is appalling. Yeah, I'm not like a Gary Baldi. I don't like any of them.
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Double beanie. Beep, beep, beep, day back. They're back. But I'd like to open the show today.
Yes, with some other few weeks ago, I asked for a tales from the shop floor where people, if you've had any type of adventures or any stories of their own from working in a charity shop or visiting a charity shop, I do and I applaud them to get in touch and tell us their stories. Charity shop tales, if you will, but it's called tales from the shop. Yes, that's good. That's contrary to yours.
So here's my jingle for it. Tails from the shop floor. It's part of a bank of thoughts. I'd like to hear more.
I got this. Tails. Yeah, shop floor. Good.
Yeah, shop floor. Shot floor. Anyway, it doesn't matter. We've had a few coming and I thought I'd read the mouth.
Can I just ask before we go into this? I'm excited to hear these. Do any of them involve someone finding a big bag of shit? No porn.
There's no porn story with a little bit of poo attached. There is. I'm waiting for the poo ending. As you said, one's online watching a porn video.
Right. So this one comes from on Twitter, someone called at the de-stex, who's currently with it being Christmassy called themselves de-stex the halls. You see? Yeah.
The hall. Here's what he said. So my mob, American chap, it's an international view. They don't.
They don't. They're more like for sure. For sure. You can nail me to a wall and shit all over.
How are you going to do that? You don't have a lot of really mess. You really need to get some muscle squeezing there. I just, I, like, we're some ladies and then I can do things with ping pong balls.
I just think that it's quite adept at firing out brown eggs. So the de-dex, the text, the halls. Yeah. It's quite a long tweet, by the way.
So I want to get through it. Please read it. Please read it. And I'm fucking points of view and I might pipe up.
All right. So my mom is the manager of a charity shop, not the way we're using Canada. Canada. Sorry.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
You interrupted me. So, you know, we use a blanket word for shop any secondhand stores, whether for profitable for charity, but my mom manages one. And after needle is preamble out the way, I'd probably want to ask her for an exhaustive list of the wild stories, but I don't know how willing she'd be to give them to a comedy podcast. I don't blame her.
No, but he does have a few stories that come under the umbrella of general store running badness. Like the times you had to clean human shoes from the ceiling of the bathroom. I'm liking this now. We sort of foreshadowed that with you saying about nailing me to a wall and shooting on me.
It was on the ceiling. Well, listen, what's the difference? If you get it up onto the wall where I'm nailed, you know, you've got that kind of strength of, of, of strength of the flood. I'm just, I'm personally just saying how, how someone took it with their hands, poor and rubbed it on the ceiling because they were mentally unwell.
Well, that's a problem. Anyway, but the stuff specific to managing a territory shop mostly has to do with how people donate things. Specifically, certain people like donate things in lieu of paying to have them taken to a dump. What they're saying is rather just chucking out or taking it somewhere appropriate.
I can give it to you. Yeah, not good. You should actually think of think about it. You know, people tend to massively overvalue their donations, especially old vinyl records, maybe in a more urban charity shop, the record would be worth a damn.
But in a small rule town, most of the donations are Christian family bands from the 70s. Wow. One buys them. No, I can see that.
I mean, we did have that record, Maori, I picked up in Florida, which was like some Buddhist cult from like, yeah, that's about. It's a lot of those religious records. I think some people actually do collect those weird small press sort of self-made religious records and stuff. Some of them might be actually interesting to you as collectors of bad vinyl, since they were small run printings of bands that generally record that one album ever.
There's a market for it. I mean, there are collectors out there. I don't think that kind of thing is particularly valuable. There may be a philosophy of all the world buried somewhere in that disposable cultural detritress.
I like him too. Is it a guy? Yes. But I'd have to sort through that and fuck that.
He says, we like him. Anyway, unrelated vinyl. A lot of the time people will donate in bulk after grandpa dies just rummaging through the descendants belongings and putting them indiscriminately into trash bags and then pulling them off to the charity shop. So like, grandad's dead.
All this stuff in the bag. Off to his shop. Yeah. Job done.
He's been a burden for far too long in our lives. Let's just fucking bury this cunt and sell his shit to Oxide. Don't even sell it. No, don't put it outside.
Give his shit away. His life. The result is that most of it has become unsellable and gets thrown in the bin. However, a lot of time there's money in it.
Get this. Especially when people live through the Great Depression and then squeal away their money in places. Mine were the once receiving donation of old man's clothing and found and he's not making this up. $9,000 in cash in the clothing, like in the line.
It's like someone's sort of safety money that they just sort of yeah. They stashed. Do you think you'd notice that if you just chuck a stuff out? But I guess they just didn't give a shit.
It was like back literally. I mean it was hidden probably within the fold to hurt a shirt or something. Yeah, or deep pockets with his linings or something. She put out a notice of the public and again in this small town nobody ever claimed it.
Money is on the better things you find in old dead people's stuff. Shit stains are not on common. Especially if the family was stupid enough to think that the underwear was worth donating. Oh, come on.
You never donated to the world. That's the first rule. And they never buy on the world. You never buy underwear from a charity shop.
I mean I buy on the way. Don't you worry ladies. My other carriage is well supported. Oh well, I thought maybe you got a commando.
Get the rubber ups going. I'm on earth naked rubber. I'm on horse growth. Denim rub rub.
Feel the grain. Feel the grain. It's ending. No, that's not getting off.
A little fabric tickle. A little lenticula tickle on my testicles. You've got a holographic knob end. Just do lenticula screens.
Those little ridges. Is that what you can do? Just walk people on a tickle image. I could get down with that.
What's the image of? It's an otter's face smiling. It's like an angel one. Yeah, it's a nature.
What does it turn into when you change your view? You reach it out and pull it to hand over the other otter next to him. So it's like hand on hand on hand on. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm right in the middle of that image.
Anyway, we're going off on a tangent. Shit. Well, it was a tangent that needed to be taken because they're talking about shit stains on donated dead people down the way. That's what we're talking about.
People get really insensitive. They're told not to donate something. Those awful donations that get through because they're in black bags and in a pile and then sorted through. People try to donate some of the store con except like all bike helmets for safety reasons I imagine.
Yes, people get unhappy sometimes. Just leave at the back door. No, no, no, no, no, no. Nobody's looking and then they drive away.
He says cowards. It's like people who shoplift from charity shops. I've seen it on more than one occasion. He goes on to say encyclopedias are big things.
Lots of people dumping encyclopedias now because they have the internet. So all those traveling salesman in the 80s and 90s were selling un-bankle peenias. Well, they're still doing it there. I believe they still do it now.
It might be a much harder sell now. So you know the whole world's knowledge. You want to buy these expensive leather-bound heavy books? You can't really put any way to become a death trap if you have a fire in the house or you want to just keep the internet?
Yeah. Talking of underwear, Paul. I was rummaging through the hats in one of our local charity shops here. Perinicus, ladies knickers.
You can put that on your head and say, Wookiebong go, I'm the king of sausage rolls. Did you nick that? Is that another black candidate? No, it's not.
I said, Wookiebong go. I just did. Wibble, Wibble. Say Wibble.
That's the black anything. Well, Roanack is any kind of thing. So don't. Make something up.
That's new, Paul. Is it makes something up that was new? What did he say? What problem?
Wookiebong go? Wookiebong go. The king of sausage rolls. You'll just tell us you don't have my creative thought process.
Anyway, he goes on to say shoplifting happens too. In a small time, I'm on those eight- We had to preempt him. The thing was that he said it. Yeah, not you psycho.
One time there was this sweater that was donated. It was very likely used, new and trendy. She made sure it was put for a good price. One day she noticed a girl who lives across the street from the store, take it into the changing booth and try it on.
And then a bit of time classes and my mom notices the girl, Xing the store, wearing said sweater. So my mom runs from the front door and yells out the girl's name and says bring back that sweater. And she did. Well, at least she had the wherewithal to come back and admit it.
That's harder. He also goes on to say actually he wants to say that. The £9,000 money that was found in the close. She did donate to charity.
She did not keep that. She did have it. Well, how do we know it's a $9,000? I mean, I hate to be cynical.
You know, I don't know. It might have been a beef. It might have been a chalky shop. It might have been an even 15 brand.
It would have been a similar size. I wouldn't blame her for that. She can virtue, signal to virtue, by giving it in. And also pockets and cash.
I guess you could do that if you were, like yourself, human wreckage. He goes on to say basically VHS tapes are donated to VHS. Have to tips. That's donated to a lot.
Now there's a market though for VHS, isn't it? I mean, he does want to say that actually. He's surprised. Back in the UK British Please do not give a single one.
The VHS code. Because I can't sell them. Whereas in Canada, apparently he can't keep Dan Brown books on the shelf in charity shops. I did not know.
Is there people in Britain who would just say, no, we won't take these Dan Brown books too many. Well, they should do something like that with the records as well, with the James Galloway records and the Montevani records and the James Lass records and the, you know what I mean? Yeah, the Hamilton albums kind of thing. I'll just wrap this up very quickly because he goes on to say that.
There's one interesting story he tells about how the upper management of this charity shop are a bit weird. It's a Christian charity shop group. They filter out what they don't think they're going to be. I don't know about that.
I don't know about that. That's what he's talking about. How they like to kind of self-stench or what they sell in the shop. No, nor any content.
No 50 shades of grey books, things like that. No, Noody onesies with a big hairy muff, signing on. No, nothing like that. You imagine.
I am Harry Potter books on the shelf. Oh, yes, because it's a cultism, isn't it? For one day, he was bruising the books section of the shop and found a book with a rather interesting title. Whilst there were no Harry Potter books or anything of fantasy on there, the water book he found on a shelf called Sexual Astrology, which means Small Lady with a eye to God.
It's not God, is it? It's like the tourist and my go-rising in your Leo. I've got cancer of the bum out. That was fucking dare.
You are a part of the book. I'm a cracker from the Harry Potter. So there's one. He'll tell some of the shop and we'll get through the next two quite quickly.
He's quite short. Thank you. Thank you for that. The stacks.
This one's from Peter Ballard. He emailed in to say hi, Jen. She wanted to show you some shops. This is the story about the best thing I got from a charity shop.
My wife. Sorry, I'll be like this is the story about my wife. This is the story all about how my life got flipped upside down. No, no, no.
I just want to take a message right there. Do not do that. This is the story about the best thing I got from a charity shop. My wife, I met her when I had a workplace in a local soap shop about 14 years ago.
So it's not quite a junk shop. You can pick things up with notes. Also, the second thing I went there, oh, I think he did mean his wife. Yes, he made his very poor sentence structure.
He's very safe. Very poor. The second jiggle knows words around. So point one, he met his wife though.
How lovely. Point two, the second thing that I got from a charity shop was a large box of 80s, 90s, transformers per 50. I made a 150 pound profit on it. If you want more stories from my time working in a popular bomb slapping on the supermarket, let me know.
Bomb slapping supermarket. What does that mean? Asda. Because they had the dead there.
It's my key to ask for money. I like that. So they made it out of the pool, so that they could call it Asda. I'm not going to.
I'm not. Asda advert. Stop it. Aynl.
Stop it. Sorry. Sorry. You better do it.
Aldi is anal. Is that anal? Shop it's anal because Aldi sounds a bit more like anal than Asda has. Asda.
Asda. Asda. Yeah. Or test testicles.
Testicles. Testicle goals. We are very witty. You would be doing it.
So here's one from me and Griffiths. This is the last one. Hey, Paul, Neil, I love your show. Please do another bargain hunt with the teams.
We're planning that. It's going to happen next week. I'm actually very excited Paul. That actually happens.
I think that'd be great. As well as this bastion is fucking brilliant. We'll reckon. We'll take them down.
Take them to school and give them detention. It'll be big people's school. Yeah, I will give them a cane for being the bothering us. And it'll get weird.
It'll go beyond just punishment. It'll get something rough. Anyway, so, Elaine says, I used to work in a charity for one day, something donated a masquerade mask, handcuffs, fake roses, and a camera with a memory card. Wow.
I couldn't get the camera to work, but I reckon it was full of salacious pictures. Oh, mate. Brilliant. That's another good thing.
If you get a combo donation, if people are going to send in other sort of good... What did he say? It was a hand cuffs? It was a masquerade mask, handcuffs, fake roses, and a camera with a memory card.
Mate, please, come on. That memory card's got to be accessible somehow. It probably would be. Also, on a different day, someone donated a pair of shoes, worn to the point of falling apart, and couldn't slightly wet dog shit.
Fucking sack the room out. I don't understand why people possess the do that. Keep good work guys leaving from Bristol. Thank you very much, Liam.
Thank you. That was my... I said thank you as if I was leaving there. Yeah.
Sorry, relax. It was weird. You sleep full on this. Well, thanks.
So, that was our first... T-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t. Well, the dad's walk. Chop-floor, Tails from the shop-floor.
I liked it when you did a sort of, Tales from the Dance Floor, but just do it really maliferous. Tales from the shop floor. Thank you. Good to know, I love that segment.
And that's that segment done. I'm really fascinated. LAUGHTER And at that time of the show, we're meaning you, like, are nice to each other and get ourselves a little something from a charity shop in a section of the show. We are now calling Me Casser, Sue Casser.
So who would like to go first? Would you like to go first? This time? Yeah, I think so.
Oh, like, I'm just looking around the House of Pickles. See, thank you. See where I put it. The thing you got half an hour ago, you now can't find.
Oh, because you never prepare. Because you never prepare. My bleeding fingers. I welcome to the boat.
Right, you find this situation, fucking rush today. So I go off on your little mouth about, I've got to get out of it, cray-wicks. This is a hack. I know.
Go on. I'll find your record. I'll find it. Because I know what it is you want to tell me.
I know. So it's ruined it, isn't it? Yeah. So let's just get this shit bit out of the way.
And then Me Casser. Oh, the bit where you get some food. Sue Casser. Come on.
Me Casser today. No, is this Me Casser? This is Me Casser. The first one is Me Casser.
Casser? Yeah. Russ Abbott. LP.
Oh, I love the party. Well, mate. Now, Paul, let's have a look at this bitch. You have been kind of obsessing a bit like fetishizing the 80s.
Certain aspects culturally of the 80s. I would say I've become quite fascinated with the 80s. And is there a better example of pure naphneurs? Pure, unironic naphneurs.
Russ Abbott's career was a bit accidental. Did you hear what the story is? I'm going to get this from memory. But you know who used to have a Russ Abbott's madhouse?
Yes. That originally wasn't his show. It was Freddy Star's madhouse. Yes.
Now, Freddy Star is a northern comedian who was mannequin a bit crazy. Same in surreal, but kind of edging on violence, threatening kind of wacky comedy. Yes. He was uncontable.
And so they tried to build this show around and called Madhouse Madhouse. Now, the show was awful. But to be fair to Freddy, he hated the scripts and thought they were very, very poor. Now, the background players in the show, you're the accompanying people who surround us.
Russ Abbott, Bella Enberg, those dentists. I think I'll mention this now. Yeah. So the story goes at the end of the first few episodes filmed.
Freddy Star went, fuck this. Russ, it's your show now. And walks off the set. Were they friends?
Or they knew each other. They knew each other. They knew Russ Abbott and Freddy Star had written a few bits together to improve what was there. So it was all the sort of like, Ross is your fucking show now.
Just take it. Yeah, and Ross was massive hit with it. He was kind of interesting. He was the Pringles Jumper of comedy.
You know what I mean? Yes. It's like you look at the album coming right now. And it's like you can imagine him wearing those colours as a Jumper on his sketchbook.
Again, there will be photos on the website. But yes, it is so redder than of the 80s. It's hard to believe. These little champagne glasses are the 80s when you can be completely safe.
Look at the shirt. And tame. And like, you know, like middle of the road and be a massive success. Yes, you know.
Huge success. Look at his shirt on this album cover. He's got an explosion of 80s all over him. It looks like a kind of, you know, a Deaf 2 on BBC 2.
Yeah. He looks like he's wearing the test card to Deaf 2. It is a truly, truly awful shirt. And it's a type of shirt that couldn't even be worn by some kind of hips that want to be ironically now.
No, I don't agree with that at all. It could be. I think so my hips just look at that and go, ooh. Ooh, I'd look great at it in Twatty's nightclub.
Now he's got three photos on the cover. Yes. And they, I like to think they pull straight, different moods for us ever. Because there is Fassie's got a bit cheeky points.
Did she keep on the awkward? Did she keep on the awkward? She just say cuck. Right.
Ooh. Yeah. So we've got the middle one, which is like the matinee idols, sort of, it's the headshot. It's the headshot.
You know what I mean? It's got an eye for the ladies you can see. That was on Tinder. Swake left.
Yeah. What does that mean? I don't like it. Oh, you don't like it.
And then how do you describe a third shot? I'm just going to ask you a little bit of watch. That's not look. Oh, man.
You can't do those kind of cags, man. Sweet. Anyway, anyway, it doesn't look like that's the face. It's like a serial killer.
It has a very sociopathic kind of vibe to it. I'll agree with that. And then let's look at the track listing. Yeah.
It's just on K-Tel, which was a cut price label for putting out compilations, like yearly compilations. The equivalent of what later became things like now music. That's what I call music. There's a lot of K-Tels and they're very cheap vinyl and they cram at least 10.
So very low quality. They cram like 10 tracks on each side. Yeah. So very low quality.
Well, let me have a look at this because I think it was the track listing. So atmosphere. That was the big hit. I'll drop a track there into the show right now.
You love it. Any chance. No, it's not something you think you like it here again. You think, oh, God, it's so fucking awful.
I think it's a really good video of him in a dad jumper in a horrible 80s. Yeah. Try to be cool. There's one stology balloon vaxxer around the set as he sings the song.
It's the most 80s. Yes. British. Yeah.
But it's not the word that comes to mind is suffocating. It's like stifling. Middle of the road sort of naff. Unendingly naff.
It's kind of. It's just closes in on you. You know what I mean? Let's get through this.
Okay. Then you go right around to classic by Dion originally, which is a classic that I sometimes drop on on DJ. Let's go to the disco. Not a tune I know, but it's probably original.
Anybody want to see it? Okay. Yeah. What was he doing?
What was he doing? He's got his character. Oh, I didn't do it. It was all that kind of stuff.
It was all as broad. Let's dance. Yeah. Uma Paloma Blanca by fame pedophile Jonathan Kink.
That's one of his songs. Multiplication is Bobby Darren. So that's another cover. Yeah.
Bobby Darren was a rock and roll idol. Teen idol. A split splash was another big hit for that's right. And there was a movie of Kevin Spacey.
Now a Raiders. Now a Raiders. Thank you. Okay.
Happy Birthday. That's the first one. Happy Birthday. Happy Birthday.
One for him to pick. That's the song about the birthday of Martin Luther King. Well, the lyrics are very sort of general. Happy Birthday.
That's not the root of that. You know, DJ dropped that one. I'm coming out of heaven. Something about that.
It's a bit gentrified in some respects. The actual tune goes on for that five minutes. It doesn't really go anywhere. It's not one of the Stevie Andrews.
It's in the end. Yeah, it's not really good. Okay. That's side one.
And then on side B. All night holiday. Yeah. Don't know.
We all know that. We're not getting into that discussion. We said, oh, please. Give it up.
We're getting a big song about Paul McCartney's ex-wife. What? How are you guys thinking about that? Yeah, good.
It's uptown girl. Okay. It's all massive songs from the era, aren't they? Yeah, close.
Like the last maybe five years. Man, this album was released with the songs that was done. Airplay. Yes.
I'm in the mood for dancing. I want to dance the night away. I know it's a mix of something else. When you're in love with a beautiful woman.
I bet it does that cheeky. You're in love with it. I do want to listen to this now. To see how awful it is.
It is. I'm going to be very bad. And then closing side two. You have a beach boys medley.
Yeah, he's playing around. And then Bob RN? Bob. Bob.
Hello. Yes, so it's really a party record. They've gone for the sequencing, he's like pure, like... Good time.