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Abbey Wants To Play A Crackhead In A Movie?!

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On today’s Ask Me Anything episode of The Therapy Crouch, Abbey and Peter are still living their best lives in Portugal as they answer your most random, chaotic and hilarious questions yet. Peter reveals his bizarre talent for recognising footballers from just their forehead, the gang debate whether digestive biscuits have got thinner over the years and Abbey shares the household tasks she absolutely refuses to do.


The conversation quickly spirals into dream movie roles, awkward running styles, questionable farming smells and whether being called “Daddy” in bed really does increase testosterone levels by 300%. There’s also chat about Arctic Monkeys, celebrity acting ambitions, animal births, podcast life behind the scenes and why Abbey would rather play a crackhead than a glamorous role.


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00:00 Introduction

01:10 Peter’s Weird Football Knowledge

04:30 Arctic Monkeys and Music Taste Debate

07:28 Holiday Advice with TUI

08:37 The Great Digestive Biscuit Conspiracy

11:00 What “Normal” Things Are They Bad At?

15:30 Dream Movie Roles and Acting Ambitions

20:05 The Farmer Story That Gave Everyone The Ick

22:00 Farm Smells, Animals and Countryside Chat

24:00 Animal Births and Kitten Conversations

26:40 The “Daddy” Debate Gets Out Of Hand


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