Speaker 1: I'm nervous.
Speaker 2: Okay, well let's do this girls, these girls and boys
Speaker 2: and the gays. Hi, guys, I'm Sam Guggenheimer and you're
Speaker 2: listening to my brand new podcast, Hotter Than Yesterday, Run
Speaker 2: of the Blause that keep.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, So this is my new.
Speaker 2: Podcast by a little of me, just twenty three year old.
Speaker 1: Girl now from Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I feel like a lot of you guys may have
Speaker 2: listened to me before on Joph Girls, the podcast that
Speaker 2: I shared with my friend Ezy Armitage, But a lot
Speaker 2: has happened and a lot has changed in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five and is in I sprouting off into our own
Speaker 2: little journeys. Just for Girls was our baby for so long,
Speaker 2: and I can't wait to see what both of us
Speaker 2: can do with our two separate podcasts.
Speaker 1: So I feel like it's going to be insane.
Speaker 2: And for the people who loved Just for Girls as well,
Speaker 2: don't frat easy. I will still be doing monthly catch ups,
Speaker 2: but in this way, you guys can hear way more
Speaker 2: from us us living our different and separate lives. I'm
Speaker 2: going to the UK. I probably am there right now,
Speaker 2: and I've been there for a few weeks when you're
Speaker 2: listening to this, so I can't wait to fill you
Speaker 2: guys in on all of that and what I've been
Speaker 2: getting up to. I feel like it's going to be
Speaker 2: such an exciting part and a little bit of a
Speaker 2: different segment that you guys can really really see the
Speaker 2: raw reality of how I'm going over there, which be
Speaker 2: so fun to fill you guys in on. So, as
Speaker 2: I said before, some of you guys may already known me,
Speaker 2: and some of you guys may be brand new listeners,
Speaker 2: so welcome to everyone. I thought I would reintroduce myself
Speaker 2: or introduce myself as Sam, so a little bit of
Speaker 2: a quick fire. I'm Sam, I'm from Melbourne, I'm twenty
Speaker 2: three years old. I'm a tourist, so I'm a bull,
Speaker 2: a bit of a stubborn queen, which we love. And
Speaker 2: I am an influencer with the quotation marks around it.
Speaker 1: I hate that word influencer.
Speaker 2: I would like to say I'm a content creator. I
Speaker 2: do TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, podcasting to hear a lot of
Speaker 2: my voice on a lot of platforms, which is just
Speaker 2: so good for you guys, and I can't believe all
Speaker 2: of you stick around, which is a blessing. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I absolutely love my job. It's been the best thing
Speaker 2: that's ever happened to me. I originally was studying paramedicine
Speaker 2: nursing when I got out of school, and that quickly
Speaker 2: changed because of COVID my mental health issues.
Speaker 1: I struggled with.
Speaker 2: An eating disorder for quite a few years, and it
Speaker 2: really just changed my life. It was kind of more
Speaker 2: of a butterfly effect, like that TikTok trend that's going around,
Speaker 2: and it just my whole career did a full three
Speaker 2: sixty And now I'm sitting on a couch speaking to
Speaker 2: a microphone when I could have been out saving lives.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if that's a good thing, or
Speaker 2: about things some good saying it's not, but I am
Speaker 2: so blessed with my life. I feel like on this podcast,
Speaker 2: I really want to talk about the transition of how
Speaker 2: I got into influencing, And I know it sounds really
Speaker 2: weird to say, but I transformed such a negative time
Speaker 2: in my life and such a negative and horrible illness
Speaker 2: into a vessel that positively changed my life. And ever
Speaker 2: since that, my life has got significantly better. And I
Speaker 2: want to be a safe space and to be a
Speaker 2: space for girls that could potentially be going through the
Speaker 2: same thing as me, to find hope in community and
Speaker 2: know that you're not alone and empower one another. So yeah,
Speaker 2: as I said, the podcast title kind of stems from
Speaker 2: a book that really changed my life, which was called
Speaker 2: Atomic Habits. If you haven't read it, I would definitely
Speaker 2: recommend it. I've really gone on a journey of self
Speaker 2: love and self discovery over the last few years, and
Speaker 2: again because I struggled with such a life consuming mental illness,
Speaker 2: I had to change that at one point and I
Speaker 2: had to go on that journey. It hasn't been easy
Speaker 2: because I also started social media then, and I have
Speaker 2: over three hundred and fifty thousand people on TikTok watching
Speaker 2: my every move, and I have over one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy thousand people on Instagram watching my every move, watching
Speaker 2: how I look every day, And it definitely hasn't helped,
Speaker 2: But it also has been amazing to build a community
Speaker 2: and to have people know me and to follow along that.
Speaker 2: So it has had its benefits and it's also had
Speaker 2: its doubts.
Speaker 1: But I've also had to.
Speaker 2: Learn so much about myself in that time that I
Speaker 2: don't listen to the negative things, and I listen to
Speaker 2: all the positive things, and the negative doesn't even exist
Speaker 2: in a world where you know who you are as
Speaker 2: an individual. And I feel like that's such an important
Speaker 2: message to get out to young girls because it can
Speaker 2: be so consuming. So along side obviously self improvement getting better,
Speaker 2: I am a certified yapper.
Speaker 1: I literally yup.
Speaker 2: For a living, having a podcast for the last two years,
Speaker 2: and I want to say, just can't shut up, Like
Speaker 2: I'm one of the I'm one of those people who,
Speaker 2: like I just love talking.
Speaker 1: I could talk to a brick wall if I needed to.
Speaker 2: I've never had an awkward Oh, I have had awkward
Speaker 2: conversations in my life, but like I no conversation with
Speaker 2: me is ever off limits. Like I'll meet you and
Speaker 2: start talking about like trauma that happened to me when
Speaker 2: I was five.
Speaker 1: Like I meet girls on a night out that.
Speaker 2: Follow me and I'm like in the bathroom and I'm
Speaker 2: telling them all my deepest, darkest, dirtiest secrets. Like I
Speaker 2: speak to everyone, I can tell anyone anything. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I also just want to talk about and like share
Speaker 2: my experiences, like I'm going to the UK obviously, I'm
Speaker 2: there right now, and I want to do like real,
Speaker 2: real time like deep briefs on a Sunday morning, like
Speaker 2: alex elstyle in bed with my friends, of like what
Speaker 2: we did the night before.
Speaker 1: Like that is the shit that I live for.
Speaker 2: Like debriefs a Sunday morning debrief after a night out
Speaker 2: is my favorite thing. My houseman and I do it
Speaker 2: all the time with based onime all our friends.
Speaker 1: It's like what did you do then before?
Speaker 2: And I want to be finding out this information with
Speaker 2: you guys on the podcast. Obviously if something really stupid happens,
Speaker 2: like I'm not going to put that on the internet.
Speaker 2: Well maybe, but a few other fun facts like if
Speaker 2: I had to go around a party and speak about
Speaker 2: myself or like a school orientation, I would say that
Speaker 2: I grew up at a boarding school, which I feel
Speaker 2: like I would have loved to have my dad on
Speaker 2: this episode to speak about like him as like a
Speaker 2: boarding house director think wild child gender reverse, like I
Speaker 2: was leaving with one hundred and thirty boys. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: was character development for sure. I feel like that's probably
Speaker 2: why I have like thick skin, because like I was
Speaker 2: bullied by boys from a young age and I have
Speaker 2: two older brothers, and that's kind of like my family dynamic.
Speaker 2: I won't ever really speak about my family trauma because
Speaker 2: I have a lot of it, but that's not my
Speaker 2: business to speak about.
Speaker 1: I would love to have.
Speaker 2: My family member on one day maybe to speak about it,
Speaker 2: because I think it's a really important thing and it's
Speaker 2: really shaped me and my family's identity a lot. Friendship dynamic,
Speaker 2: I have the bestest friends in the whole wide world.
Speaker 2: But it's also something I think is really glamorized online,
Speaker 2: which is another thing I really want to unpack because
Speaker 2: it is a really really big thing to feel alone
Speaker 2: in your early twenties. And I'm with you, girl, like
Speaker 2: I feel alone all the time. Sometimes I feel like
Speaker 2: I've got no one in my life. Sometimes i feel
Speaker 2: like I have too many people in my life and
Speaker 2: I'm way too overwhelmed and stressed and all of that.
Speaker 2: So I feel like being alone and feeling lonely in
Speaker 2: your twenties and not having a big friendship group is
Speaker 2: such a normal thing.
Speaker 1: So I'm there with you.
Speaker 2: But I'm very blessed for the girls that I have
Speaker 2: in my life, and I wouldn't change it for the world.
Speaker 2: My cat Vinnie is like my best friend. Men in
Speaker 2: my life are nonexistent. I feel like everyone is always
Speaker 2: so interested in it, and so am I as a
Speaker 2: consumer of social media content dating, I think it was
Speaker 2: a thing that we spoke about on just for girls,
Speaker 2: But I also think it's a reason why men are
Speaker 2: scared of me. Maybe maybe I'm using that as an excuse.
Speaker 2: But dating is not existing in my life, so I
Speaker 2: can't really report back on anything right now, and that's
Speaker 2: an open ended little segment.
Speaker 1: I don't really know.
Speaker 2: I don't want to speak about it because I want
Speaker 2: to keep it private in my life, but again, like,
Speaker 2: I can't shut up about it, and it's so funny
Speaker 2: to share because sometimes there's such rogue experiences in it
Speaker 2: that I want to talk to you guys about it,
Speaker 2: and I want to tell you about it. So I'm
Speaker 2: so undecided about if I want to open.
Speaker 1: That aspect of my life.
Speaker 2: I might tell you guys, if you like, promise not
Speaker 2: to tell anyone like, and it stays in between like
Speaker 2: you and I and if I see comments about.
Speaker 1: It, joply.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, to report on the dating right now,
Speaker 2: I'm so so single, but I love being single.
Speaker 1: I feel like we need to.
Speaker 2: Normalize being single out here, Like I'm living my best
Speaker 2: life single.
Speaker 1: I couldn't imagine a man in there.
Speaker 2: And like we need to like unpack that because everyone
Speaker 2: in Australia, I feel like it is a really big things,
Speaker 2: like you're successful when you've got a boyfriend and like
Speaker 2: you've like completed in life when you've got a boyfriend.
Speaker 2: But Helenah, like we're not having that in the group chart.
Speaker 2: Like no, we're like single girls and we're gonna thrive
Speaker 2: as single girls and independent women and we're gonna knock
Speaker 2: the men out of the park. So stay tuned for
Speaker 2: some dating updates maybe. But again, I'm also not really
Speaker 2: a data so that could be a dead horse. You
Speaker 2: never know, Blakie, I'm gonna ask you a question in
Speaker 2: the podcast. Okay, I'm springing this on Blake by the way, guys,
Speaker 2: and give me some time to learn how to do
Speaker 2: this by myself. But if you were a consumer and
Speaker 2: you didn't know me, Yeah, what would you want to
Speaker 2: know about me?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay, this is good.
Speaker 2: Maybe we could ask the people in the room, do
Speaker 2: you guys want to know anything about me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh good, Okay, it's really simple.
Speaker 4: One but what even are your hobbies? Like, I feel
Speaker 4: like you document yourself on the move, but probably don't
Speaker 4: go into enough enough death from that what you're actually doing.
Speaker 3: So here me go.
Speaker 2: I grew up as a really active kid, so all
Speaker 2: my hobbies stem around something active. I grew up playing hockey,
Speaker 2: and recently I've really wanted to get.
Speaker 1: Back into it.
Speaker 2: Okay a hockey girl like I used to be a dedicated,
Speaker 2: certified hockey girl. I've really felt like getting into that recently.
Speaker 2: But now I love the gym. I feel like you
Speaker 2: can say the gym is your hobby. Yeah, I love
Speaker 2: the gym. I go to the gym outlets. It's my outlet.
Speaker 2: It's my time that I put my app on, maxes on,
Speaker 2: I don't have to speak to anyone, and it's just
Speaker 2: like my time. And Emma Chamberlain says it's a hobby.
Speaker 2: So it is a hobby. I love to go to
Speaker 2: cute cafes and try cute coffees and matches with a
Speaker 2: pastry with my friends. That is a certified hobby on
Speaker 2: a Saturday morning, and no.
Speaker 1: One can tell me otherwise.
Speaker 2: That's a hot that is such a hoterl hobby.
Speaker 5: It's a lifestyle.
Speaker 2: It's a live style, so that's my hobby.
Speaker 4: Another thing SAM is when I'm like out and about
Speaker 4: or if people ask me questions, it's always what is SAM?
Speaker 4: Like I say, I get a lot of comments about
Speaker 4: like people's perceptions of you. It's very glamorous, you're living
Speaker 4: a certain type of life. But I met you well
Speaker 4: before that, and you're actually not.
Speaker 5: Like that at all.
Speaker 4: So let's go through a few misconceptions about you that
Speaker 4: you find.
Speaker 2: So I think when it comes to misconceptions, I think
Speaker 2: there's two things online. The first one is that like
Speaker 2: I'm standoffish, and I just want to shut that down
Speaker 2: always because first of all, some people say like, oh
Speaker 2: was because she didn't speak to me. I'm actually a
Speaker 2: bit of an introvert until I'm warmed up. So it
Speaker 2: takes a little bit of time to get me warmed
Speaker 2: up and comfortable. Because I am filming in my room,
Speaker 2: I'm comfortable I'm gonna be like outgoing and crazy and
Speaker 2: everything like that, which I am eventually, but it takes
Speaker 2: me a little while to get there. So when you
Speaker 2: first meet me, I do kind of come off a
Speaker 2: little bit more reserved because that is has come from
Speaker 2: being on social media after so many years, my trust
Speaker 2: has been broken. So I'm a little bit more standoffish
Speaker 2: before I get to know you and I warm up
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 1: But once I warm up to you, I don't shut up.
Speaker 2: And another misconception that I feel like a lot of
Speaker 2: influencers get, not just me, is that I'm a bit
Speaker 2: snobby and like I have really expensive tastes and I
Speaker 2: only like really fine things, which is so.
Speaker 1: Far from the truth it actually makes me laugh.
Speaker 2: My parents always kind of raise me on the saying
Speaker 2: of like having nice fine things as a privilege and
Speaker 2: not everyone gets that privilege, Like I couldn't think, like,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, I'm so blessed with getting such
Speaker 2: fine dining experiences to get dressed up and glam like
Speaker 2: I do love that, but that's not innately me. When
Speaker 2: I get those experiences, I fucking love it, don't get
Speaker 2: me wrong. But like I also love just like going
Speaker 2: to the pub dinner like that is my first choice.
Speaker 2: Like I don't need like a bunch of designer items
Speaker 2: and everything like that.
Speaker 1: It's just not innately who I am.
Speaker 4: And on lifestyle Sam, I find it so funny when
Speaker 4: people assume that you live this really glamorous lifestyle because
Speaker 4: I'm going to say it on the record, if there
Speaker 4: is a bargain or a dupe, Sam Guggenheimer knows about it.
Speaker 3: She is on the case on.
Speaker 1: The caves, fucking outing me.
Speaker 5: Brother, You've helped me so much style.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love to find a bargain.
Speaker 2: And I think something really important is is like I
Speaker 2: am so blessed at being twenty three and being in
Speaker 2: a financial position. I mean, I'm so well aware of
Speaker 2: the fucking cost of living and everything like that. And
Speaker 2: then something I'm so grateful that I've done is live
Speaker 2: with girls that are my age that aren't in a
Speaker 2: social media scene. Because they're the first ones to make
Speaker 2: it you realize how lucky you have it. And yeah,
Speaker 2: Lily is actually the one who finds me all the bargains,
Speaker 2: and then I share them around like hell yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: wait till everything goes on sale, like I'm such a stinge.
Speaker 5: Let's just blame Lily, Lily, Yeah, take your name out.
Speaker 1: Lily doesn't.
Speaker 2: She doesn't let me buy anything, and she'll be like
Speaker 2: Vogue sales coming up, Like wait.
Speaker 4: Okay, I feel like we're capturing the Sam. I know,
Speaker 4: really well, so for the listeners, take us through Sam's
Speaker 4: perfect day, Like ideally, you have no obligations.
Speaker 5: What are you doing waking up?
Speaker 2: I'm going for a nice walk to my favorite coffee shop,
Speaker 2: getting a nice little cappuccino almond milk, sitting there with
Speaker 2: my friend yapping. Then I walk home. I'll make my
Speaker 2: overnight we bicks with yogurt. I won't want to. I
Speaker 2: don't want to go out for breakfast. I want to
Speaker 2: eat it home and then put a nice little cue outfit.
Speaker 2: Actually scratch the nice outfit. Put on my bathies, go
Speaker 2: to the beach if it's warm, then get some hot chips.
Speaker 2: Sit on the beach, eat some hot chips. Go home,
Speaker 2: put a little flowy dress on, have a Tommy's Margarita
Speaker 2: in bed by nine thirty. Oh wait, in the time
Speaker 2: of that, I'm also going to the gym. Actually, that's
Speaker 2: not my ideal day. That's my adeal day. Tommy's Margarita
Speaker 2: at nighttime.
Speaker 4: And no gym after Tommy please fuck no, thank God
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 2: And if I was really it was a really really
Speaker 2: good day, I would go out. But that means my
Speaker 2: day after that it's not a good day. So facts
Speaker 2: and to wrap it up. We're gonna do a little
Speaker 2: quick fire wrap it Q and A.
Speaker 4: Would you rather this or that, this or that dinner
Speaker 4: at Gilson's or home cooked dinner by your mom?
Speaker 1: Chops out from Gilson's.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry, Mom, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: It's not personal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, chops Sali, Gilson's is my guilty brother with chips
Speaker 2: on the side.
Speaker 4: Weekend away with the girls or festival weekend away with
Speaker 4: the girls.
Speaker 5: You're out of your festival ere now.
Speaker 2: Nah, I just am like I can only do it
Speaker 2: like once or twice a year. This is great, and
Speaker 2: it has to take me six months to mentally prepare myself,
Speaker 2: Like no one could just like sparingly go like, let's
Speaker 2: go to a festival this weekend.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: No, I'm a type kind of.
Speaker 5: Person nickname that no one knows about.
Speaker 2: My family calls me Cookola what, which is a Greek
Speaker 2: name for baby doll. Yeah. We used to have Greek
Speaker 2: neighbors when I grew up, and they called me Cookla.
Speaker 4: Post facial feiling or post workout feeling.
Speaker 2: Post workout feeling, I can't relax. I hate massages and
Speaker 2: I hate facials for the reason of like sitting there
Speaker 2: for so long.
Speaker 1: Fucking makes me anxious. I have ADHD.
Speaker 4: I can't this one might sting you international travel or
Speaker 4: established home lifestyle.
Speaker 3: Fuck you, Blake.
Speaker 2: Should we head over to the UK and see how
Speaker 2: I'm doing over there? Hi, guys, I just quickly wanted
Speaker 2: to pop in and say hello, thank you guys so
Speaker 2: much for listening so far on my first solo of
Speaker 2: this new podcast. I currently am in London. That first
Speaker 2: half of the episode was pre recorded back in Fashion
Speaker 2: Week Sydney.
Speaker 3: Actually, and now I've made it all the way over
Speaker 3: to London Town.
Speaker 2: I've been here for about two weeks now, and I
Speaker 2: just thought I would check in with you guys, give
Speaker 2: you guys the little debrief and everything.
Speaker 3: How I'm going.
Speaker 2: It's been a whirlwind. It's been so much fun. It
Speaker 2: weirdly feels like home. I've had the best time, but
Speaker 2: it also hasn't been easy. I'm sick at the moment
Speaker 2: because London is a different breed when it comes to
Speaker 2: going out. Like the sun doesn't set here till maybe
Speaker 2: nine forty five, and it rises at four am, and
Speaker 2: everyone starts so much later here, so by the time
Speaker 2: you have started and like you're in the middle of
Speaker 2: the night, which for us in like Melbourne is like
Speaker 2: ten thirty eleven.
Speaker 1: Like that is like at the peak of night. That's
Speaker 1: only the start here.
Speaker 2: Peak of your night here is like three am and
Speaker 2: next second the sun is rising and you're like, I
Speaker 2: hate myself, Like I fully hate myself.
Speaker 3: So that's what we've been experiencing.
Speaker 2: And here I've gone. I've had two big nights here.
Speaker 2: Apart from that, I've done lots of exploring, lots of walking,
Speaker 2: really just getting my bearings of everything around.
Speaker 3: I'm here with my good friend. Well, she's actually watching
Speaker 3: me doing this. I'm here with Malita. Can't say hi Hi.
Speaker 2: So guys, Actually a little bit of backstory about how
Speaker 2: Malita and I met.
Speaker 3: She was a podcast listener.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm just a nicky fan.
Speaker 3: She was a nicky fan. And now we're here.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we came over together because Malita, if she's
Speaker 2: modeling over here, it's been a slow start for you too,
Speaker 2: but we're manifesting good things. How have you found the
Speaker 2: last two weeks living with me? How is that you
Speaker 2: don't have to be nice?
Speaker 6: Well, I would try to repute shreds, but we're the
Speaker 6: same human and we share the same brain, so if
Speaker 6: I repute shreads, I'm ripping myself to shreds too. So
Speaker 6: I've actually think living together has been really easy. It's
Speaker 6: been an easy transition because we are so similar and
Speaker 6: like everything we do is kind of the same. But
Speaker 6: I've actually had an easy transition because I lived here
Speaker 6: for a few months last year, so everything for me
Speaker 6: is super familiar and like, especially this area is so familiar.
Speaker 6: So it's not been too bad. Obviously, work it's been
Speaker 6: a little bit slow. We've had a few hicc hops,
Speaker 6: but we're getting there. Yeah, we're getting there. You've taken
Speaker 6: a little bit of a minute to get your bearings.
Speaker 3: But you're good.
Speaker 1: I feel like I've done pretty well.
Speaker 2: You have.
Speaker 6: This place is huge, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like I know, like I know our area in and out,
Speaker 2: and I know how to run the tube now, so
Speaker 2: I know how to get myself places. But I haven't
Speaker 2: gone far in my voyages, but I know my area,
Speaker 2: which I'm like safe and like I feel good in
Speaker 2: we're in.
Speaker 1: A really safe area.
Speaker 2: Like there's some parts of London like everyone always says,
Speaker 2: like really be careful of your phones and everything like that,
Speaker 2: Like we're in a safe area.
Speaker 3: I feel yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean it's funny because you say that better than
Speaker 6: like two streets over, it might be like weirdly dodgy,
Speaker 6: but like, no, in general, we feel safe walking around.
Speaker 6: Like the first place I lived when I first moved
Speaker 6: over last year, I was like, I'm ubering home as
Speaker 6: soon as the sun starts setting, because I was like,
Speaker 6: I can't be walking the streets alone at night in
Speaker 6: any sort of capacity, whereas here, not that I would
Speaker 6: encourage it, but I feel fine too if we had
Speaker 6: to go down.
Speaker 2: The road, but like in the middle of the night,
Speaker 2: like when we go out and stuff like that, we
Speaker 2: are getting uber homes. I just think it's safer, Like
Speaker 2: you do see some very interesting people here, and especially men.
Speaker 2: I have found like they're not afraid to say hello
Speaker 2: to you, and they're not afraid to walk up to you.
Speaker 2: That's something that I've really really noticed. But then again,
Speaker 2: like I've got no one, Like we haven't gone on
Speaker 2: a night out, like and well, you're in a girl, yeah,
Speaker 2: and Melitea's in a relationship, so I'm like, and I'm
Speaker 2: always about the girl. So it's like it's not like
Speaker 2: that's not on our minds. So there's no like man
Speaker 2: updates for you. Besides the fact that like we are
Speaker 2: literally dating each other, I need to like get on,
Speaker 2: like I need to go on like a date to
Speaker 2: tell you guys, or like something fun.
Speaker 6: Hinge.
Speaker 3: I can't get on hinge.
Speaker 2: They've suspended me, but I need to like do something
Speaker 2: fun to like report back to your girls. Do we
Speaker 2: have any tea that we can tell them. We did
Speaker 2: go to a party, guys, and we got our phones
Speaker 2: taken off us.
Speaker 6: I got my digit cam stolen taken.
Speaker 2: I mean she got it back, but she whipped it
Speaker 2: out in the middle of them when they were singing
Speaker 2: this guy Happy Birthday, and we were like brother and.
Speaker 6: I'm just drunk and confident, and I was like, I'm
Speaker 6: best is with everyone here now? And then I was like, girl,
Speaker 6: who are you put your camera down?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the party was so interesting, so so interesting.
Speaker 6: We went as a case study because we just needed
Speaker 6: to like investigate.
Speaker 2: We were people watching, for sure, and it was very
Speaker 2: good people watching.
Speaker 3: Nothing like nothing big happened in the night.
Speaker 2: Like we were just like observers, Like we were like
Speaker 2: flies on the wall, like could have like you you
Speaker 2: would leave and no one would recognize that you left,
Speaker 2: Like we danced in our little bubble, just like us
Speaker 2: with the girls, like we were purely there for a
Speaker 2: case study purposes.
Speaker 6: But no one no one expected to see the Aussies
Speaker 6: break it down on the dance floor like we did.
Speaker 2: We were the only ones dancing because like again it's
Speaker 2: like we're we're in the middle of the UK. No
Speaker 2: one knows who we are, like what they're gonna be.
Speaker 2: Like these girls were like ripping the dance floor and
Speaker 2: like they were doing horrible dance moves, but like no
Speaker 2: one cared because they don't know who we are.
Speaker 3: It's not like I'm gonna go see them at work
Speaker 3: next week, Like I'm not.
Speaker 6: Weirdly see that random girl Oh my god. Yeah, the
Speaker 6: that served you and she was like you were at
Speaker 6: that point and you were like yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was at Sundays in Brooklyn, which is like
Speaker 2: a really good cafe here, and the server was like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, you were at that party and I
Speaker 2: was like yeah, and I was like I don't want
Speaker 2: you to like tell me what dance moves I was doing.
Speaker 6: But I think a lot of people were from like
Speaker 6: just this area of London.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're in like the western London, like
Speaker 2: I know a lot of it.
Speaker 6: Aussie is huge, so that's like it doesn't give you
Speaker 6: a lot, but it's West's best. Apparently West is best
Speaker 6: and West is like we're all like I didn't come
Speaker 6: to London to spend time with Australians outside, would just
Speaker 6: stay in Australia. I think a lot of people moved
Speaker 6: to that Clapham and stuff like that. That that's very big,
Speaker 6: battersy like all of that.
Speaker 1: That's East London.
Speaker 6: I think it's more Southwest like it's US, but like
Speaker 6: across the other side of the river. Yes, so down
Speaker 6: below Chelsea and below Fulham and stuff. But that's just
Speaker 6: a bit of a trek out for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yeah, I do want to go to like
Speaker 2: Pear Tree on a Sunday. It's like on the river,
Speaker 2: like really nice weather day. Maybe we do that on
Speaker 2: Sunday and there's like live music. There's like a live band.
Speaker 2: When the weather's out, everyone is out. Like you feel
Speaker 2: so shit about yourself if you're sitting in your apartment,
Speaker 2: like you have to.
Speaker 3: Like go out.
Speaker 2: Like we were absurdly hungover on Saturday and we were
Speaker 2: like we just need to get out of the house.
Speaker 2: We sat in the Hyde Park and we just like, well,
Speaker 2: she read her book and I sat on my phone,
Speaker 2: and the shopping here is so good. I feel like
Speaker 2: we haven't even like touched the surfaces of shopping.
Speaker 6: Every single time we leave the house, one of us
Speaker 6: comes home with at least a few items, Like today,
Speaker 6: me and her split for like three hours, I swear,
Speaker 6: and she's like, I've got a hole for you. I
Speaker 6: was like, you've been out for like two hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I had to return to skirt from Zara
Speaker 2: because I didn't try it on install. Well, I was like,
Speaker 2: I got a refund, so you might as well spend
Speaker 2: it again, like I've already spent it.
Speaker 3: But it's just like I'm here, like I might not
Speaker 3: ever see.
Speaker 2: That skirt again, so it may as well buy it.
Speaker 2: But I'm literally I'm going to have to ship stuff back.
Speaker 2: But we're definitely We're here till September, and then I
Speaker 2: come home for like three weeks and I go to Paris.
Speaker 2: So I've got so much time in this side of
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 1: Which is so good.
Speaker 2: Like you don't really realize how far away Australia it.
Speaker 6: Is until you get here, until you get here, because
Speaker 6: like I swear Australia actually feels like a made up thing.
Speaker 6: When we're here, I'm like, Australia, who's that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's only like a three to four hour
Speaker 2: time period when we wake up in the morning that
Speaker 2: we can speak to people back in Australia. Everyone's really
Speaker 2: friendly here and everyone does really want to make friends,
Speaker 2: Like we've had a good few nights with some new girls.
Speaker 2: But yeah, just getting our bearings and taking day by day.
Speaker 2: Like at the end of the day, I have only
Speaker 2: been here for two weeks, so I'm just it has
Speaker 2: felt like a lifetime, but it's also only been two weeks.
Speaker 6: But also I feel like we're leaving tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Also, yeah, I feel like I'm running out of time
Speaker 2: and I need to keep doing stuff.
Speaker 1: But it's like it's okay.
Speaker 2: Like when I'm like not doing something crazy, I'm like
Speaker 2: back at home, I would not be doing something crazy today,
Speaker 2: Like it's a Sunday, Like you don't have to do stuff.
Speaker 3: If you want to take a chill, you can take
Speaker 3: a chill. But I feel like I'm struggling to do
Speaker 3: that in my head. But yeah, the weather in London
Speaker 3: is getting really good. When we first got here, we're like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, what are we doing.
Speaker 6: Well, it's like literally twenty seven or week, we're gonna
Speaker 6: try and book in and go to there's like a
Speaker 6: girls only area at Hampstead Heath and there's like a
Speaker 6: pond you can swim and I know if i'd swim,
Speaker 6: and it's a big it's not giving the nice beaches
Speaker 6: where you used to But.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was like speaking to someone who lives in London,
Speaker 2: I'm like, when it's a nice day, like when it's
Speaker 2: twenty seven in Australia, we're like, oh my god, we'll
Speaker 2: go to the beach. But now it's like, okay, it's
Speaker 2: a lovely day. I feel like I'm wasting the day
Speaker 2: if I don't see the bathers. But like, where the
Speaker 2: fuck do you sit in your Bathi's like people sit
Speaker 2: in the park in their bathers.
Speaker 3: I don't want to sit in the park. I want
Speaker 3: to go to the fucking beach.
Speaker 6: It's a eat you like a body of water. But
Speaker 6: then like the pond, like what the fuck's the pond
Speaker 6: that's where.
Speaker 3: The ducks were. Feel like we feel like we need
Speaker 3: to just embrace it.
Speaker 1: I will jump in the pond if you jump in the.
Speaker 6: Pond, I'll okay, fine mutually, Okay, Well, we'll.
Speaker 1: Update you guys if you jump in the pond.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I thought i'd pop on, say hello and
Speaker 2: give a little update.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 3: For the support. We love you.
Speaker 2: So very much, and hopefully you guys support us individually
Speaker 2: along this own journey and support us together as well.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I thought i'd do a little check in
Speaker 2: to end off this episode, so you guys can hear
Speaker 2: me pretty much lifetime everything that's going on. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll see you guys see in another episode.
Speaker 1: Bye.