Apr 12, 2025 31 min

Robo Carpark

Summary This weeks podcast Chris hears something about TEDx, while we learned what the deal with the fitted sheet in Wellington was all about. A kiwi gets busted with drugs in Thailand in a dumb way, while dire wolves have been brought back to life after extinction. We have a kickstart or dropkick for you. We talk about a car parking problem that sounds like it's been going on for far too long and much more. Links Folded sheet event in Wellington Kiwi Gets Arrested Trying to Smuggle Drugs Dire Wolf is now alive Kickstarter or Dropkick - Pocket Cloud Woman scammer caught out again due to Netflix Doco Corleo Kawasaki Announced Problem with robo car park

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