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#205 - With Andrew Hamilton - Hot Water’s Green Room w/Tony & Jamie

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Andrew Hamilton says maximum security meant murderers, kidnappers, and a man in for driving while disqualified.

1. Hot Water’s Green Room Podcast centers on Andrew Hamilton talking with Tony’s substitute Callum about drinking, TV, and prison stories. 2. Andrew Hamilton is the guest from Australia, Callum is the co-host, and Tony is absent because he is “stuck in that door.” 3. The episode asks what happens when reality TV, pub culture, and drug-dealing stories all land in the same conversation. 4. The opening runs through beer, shoeies, and Andrew saying he feels “peer pressure” because he is not drinking at the moment. 5. The hosts compare Australian and British drinking habits, with Andrew saying he thinks he “pod[s] better slightly drinking.” 6. Andrew says he listens to Harry Potter during the day and history at night, including a book about choosing “the best century.” 7. The conversation turns to Married at First Sight, where Andrew says he went viral on Facebook by praising Ashley and Gracie’s “emotional intelligence.” 8. He says he would only do Australian Survivor or SAS Australia, and he explains that Survivor producers contacted him after he expressed interest. 9. Andrew says he asked Survivor for money because months in the jungle would have kept him from touring in Australia. 10. He also describes auditioning alongside Married at First Sight and Love Island Australia contestants in a hotel room. 11. One memorable claim is that he told the producers his YouTube channel would get more views whether they picked him or not. 12. Another is his idea that The Traitors rewards “an informed minority” over an “uninformed majority,” which he links to a Russian experiment. 13. The episode spends time on Stephen Fry’s advice that people should vote before talking on The Traitors. 14. Andrew says Kat being tired during the day made sense because traitors have to stay up late to coordinate kills. 15. The hosts also discuss Wink Murder and Werewolf, with Andrew describing both as group deception games. 16. A later stretch jumps to his pub fantasy, where he wants four draft beers, kids in a separate section, and even a return to smoking inside pubs. 17. The tone is loose, argumentative, and heavily improvised, with the hosts interrupting each other and circling back to drinking, reality TV, and drugs. 18. The format is conversational rather than structured, and the episode moves quickly between jokes, personal admissions, and anecdotal detail. 19. Best for listeners who enjoy Australian comedy, reality TV gossip, and drug-war stories. 20. Skip it if you want a tightly structured interview or no pub banter.

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