Podbit · Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
After years without a wallet, Josh finally got one again — and dropped it on the pavement on the very first school pickup. Rob's suggestion: just keep it in a drawer at home.
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At 48:10 · chapter starts 47:50
Josh's wallet story is the kind of mundane everyday comedy the show does brilliantly. He'd convinced himself the wallet was behind him — Apple Pay handles everything. Then his debit card went missing, new cards arrived, and he needed a wallet to put them in. He chose a leather wallet, put it in his pocket, walked to the school pickup, and found it lying on the pavement on the way home. He has no idea how it fell out. Rob suggests a phone case with card slots. Josh likes his current phone case. Rob suggests a man bag. Josh isn't ready. His final proposal — keeping the wallet in a drawer at home, a stationary wallet — is greeted with gentle exasperation. He caps the story by admitting he's previously had to Google himself to prove his identity. [1] — Josh Widdicombe "After years without a wallet, Josh finally got one again — and dropped it on the pavement on the very first school pickup. Rob's suggestion…" 48:10
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