Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the heart of it.
Speaker 2: We would like to acknowledge the Galligle people of the
Speaker 2: Eora nation that we record this podcast on today and
Speaker 2: give respect to their elders, both past and presence.
Speaker 1: We're doing something different today.
Speaker 3: We are yet right, So since we were kind of
Speaker 3: and when we sort of, we've sort of touched on
Speaker 3: a few of these things in the past because is
Speaker 3: a little it's just a little bit of a fun.
Speaker 2: Fun app never for the heart of it, have we
Speaker 2: done that correct? We did it in separate bathrooms. We
Speaker 2: did a bit more of a personal episode so you
Speaker 2: guys could get to know us a little better. We've
Speaker 2: got Xander, well, we always have Xander in the studio.
Speaker 2: Xander is our producer and Xander's best friend is Ai.
Speaker 1: He just admitted that.
Speaker 4: I did just admit that, so you do chat GPT.
Speaker 4: It's my best friend.
Speaker 2: And Xander went because we're sitting here and we've got
Speaker 2: in total trends expariency. Our guest today had a personal
Speaker 2: issue and had to do a runner. So we're sitting here,
Speaker 2: we've got time to spare and Xander goes, well, why
Speaker 2: didn't I ask my best friend chat.
Speaker 3: GPT was wondering what voice he was going to put
Speaker 3: on for you.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 2: I was like, hang on, why don't I ask chat
Speaker 2: GPT some questions because I said, I don't want to
Speaker 2: just sit here and talk.
Speaker 1: I want to do something fun.
Speaker 3: There's I mean, chat GPT, there's you can I mean,
Speaker 3: as you probably know already, listener, that the things you
Speaker 3: can ask it like a friend of mine asked it
Speaker 3: the other day. Talk to me like, I'm your drunk
Speaker 3: best friend at a nightclub and you're talking me out
Speaker 3: of going home with a guy, and really yes, And
Speaker 3: and this chat GPT because she uses it a lot,
Speaker 3: knew exactly who she was, so I was able to go, hey, babe.
Speaker 1: What what are you doing? Dormones? Are you take your
Speaker 1: drunk goggles off? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was, I mean, what a hilarious thing.
Speaker 4: So do you know what?
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 4: What I do is I always think it afterwards because
Speaker 4: because one day when AI takes over, it's going to
Speaker 4: remember my kindness and so it won't hurt me.
Speaker 3: Yes, exactly exactly. I think another friend of ours, Nick Hardcastle,
Speaker 3: he put into chat GPT roast roast Nick Hardcastle for
Speaker 3: his life, and he put some of it up on Instagram.
Speaker 3: It was hilarious because again they knew him, or that
Speaker 3: I say it like they're a community. It knew him,
Speaker 3: and they came up. It came up with all this
Speaker 3: hilarious roasting of Nick Hardcastle.
Speaker 1: Oh that's amazing.
Speaker 2: See the flip side to that is Mi lea guitarist,
Speaker 2: sent me a song that he wrote through Well, he
Speaker 2: didn't write it. He just he just put a title.
Speaker 3: In and a couple of topics.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly, and said how that he wants it in
Speaker 2: a Cajun style New Orleans blues version of you know
Speaker 2: my crocodile ate my hat? Yeah, And out came this
Speaker 2: fully produced song with the most kick ass beat and guitar,
Speaker 2: this funky guitar stuff and lyrics and a great singer
Speaker 2: singing it.
Speaker 1: It happened in less than twenty seconds.
Speaker 3: Yes, I hate that I did too.
Speaker 1: I suddenly got a little depressed. I was like, shit,
Speaker 1: you know there's a songwriter. It's it was downhill for
Speaker 1: let's not do that. So let's look at the upside.
Speaker 1: And Xander, what did you punch in? What was you what?
Speaker 1: What did you write?
Speaker 4: So what I wrote was Hi, I have Cam and
Speaker 4: Ali Dado in a podcast studio with me, and I
Speaker 4: want to ask them questions so we can get to
Speaker 4: know them better and their relationship. Can you give me
Speaker 4: a list of fun questions to quiz them on?
Speaker 1: What was its first response?
Speaker 4: So that sounds like a great segment, And I said,
Speaker 4: I agree, Actually you.
Speaker 1: Really converse with chev.
Speaker 4: It's a girl to girl. Yeah, yeah, a smart she
Speaker 4: has to be. Yeah, I mean I heard her.
Speaker 1: Can she talk her tones yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, it's just in writing.
Speaker 4: But you know what, it hits me deep in the
Speaker 4: heart and that's all the matters.
Speaker 1: Is that possible though?
Speaker 2: Could you get like if you liked I don't know,
Speaker 2: Gwyneth Paltrow's voice or someone like.
Speaker 4: That's a movie I think called her Yeah yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, which is all like when they fall in
Speaker 3: love with Ai.
Speaker 1: Yeah remember that short that we filmed.
Speaker 2: So Alie used to write for a UK website called
Speaker 2: powder Room Graffiti, and there was what we we were
Speaker 2: doing was turning was that your essay that you wrote?
Speaker 1: It was that at a reader.
Speaker 3: That was a reader. So the so they asked us
Speaker 3: to or ask me to turn things into into videos.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it was the guy there was a couple
Speaker 2: and he'd fallen in love with his navigation, his GPS thing.
Speaker 2: So we shot the video of my friend and his
Speaker 2: wife or he's two actors falling in love with their
Speaker 2: old tom Tom machine.
Speaker 1: Well he fell.
Speaker 2: Back yeah, yeah, because it was like early two thousands,
Speaker 2: I guess, and he ended up sleeping with the tom
Speaker 2: Tom in the on his own, in his own but
Speaker 2: sleeping with the tom Tom listening to the direction. It
Speaker 2: was really funny anyway. So yes, okay, So I just
Speaker 2: wanted I wanted to have some fun today and this
Speaker 2: sounds fun. So you've got some questions to your girlfriend
Speaker 2: from your girlfriend.
Speaker 4: Check, very unlikely to haven't got as well?
Speaker 1: Chat gp Tina best friend?
Speaker 4: Yeah, betriend, Yeah, my bffka cha chat y Yeah that's
Speaker 4: a good one. I like that. So I've got some
Speaker 4: questions here and you might find them basic, but I
Speaker 4: think it's a really good way to break down some
Speaker 4: barriers for people listening in today to get to know
Speaker 4: you a bit better.
Speaker 3: So our new listeners, of course, yes, there's many of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So the first question I have for you today is
Speaker 4: where was your first date together? And what did you do?
Speaker 2: I think that was correct me if I'm wrong, but
Speaker 2: I think that was you visiting my house and we
Speaker 2: headed off in my little wooden speedboat for a few hours. Correct,
Speaker 2: that was the first day. Was that also our walk
Speaker 2: along Palm Beach? Or was that another day? That was
Speaker 2: another day that was memorable when I was so memorable
Speaker 2: about that for me? So Ali and I walked down
Speaker 2: This is not the first date, but it was an
Speaker 2: early so it was a hot maybe I would have
Speaker 2: been an early summer. And we were walking along Palm
Speaker 2: Beach in Sydney, towards the lighthouse. And I had my
Speaker 2: shirt off, just a pair of bodies and the wind
Speaker 2: was behind us, and Al had that long hair, beautiful
Speaker 2: long hair that everyone wanted to have it still does.
Speaker 2: And her hair was tickling my back. It was the
Speaker 2: wind was blowing it across my back and it was
Speaker 2: the most luscious feeling.
Speaker 3: It's so I remember you talking about that.
Speaker 1: I do. Yeah, clearly I like my back being tickled.
Speaker 3: So there you go by my hair?
Speaker 4: Who said I love you first? Cameron Dadda And where
Speaker 4: that is?
Speaker 3: I cannot disclose that information because I remember vividly after sex.
Speaker 1: Wow would have been yeah, I was I usually say
Speaker 1: it then were you.
Speaker 4: Are you surprised when he said it?
Speaker 3: It was quite early days. I mean we rushed a
Speaker 3: lot of things. Yeah, I think it was. I think
Speaker 3: I was surprised. Yeah, I was. I mean it's I
Speaker 3: certainly felt the same way, But I was surprised that
Speaker 3: you said it as early as you did.
Speaker 4: And did you say it back?
Speaker 3: No, I don't think I did. I think I was
Speaker 3: at that p.
Speaker 1: I don't think. I can't push ill to say anything back.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: You just can't.
Speaker 2: If you have an expectation for that, you are going
Speaker 2: to be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that she does everything in her own.
Speaker 3: It wasn't that I wasn't feeling love, But I remember
Speaker 3: just wanting to say it. When I wanted to say it, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it wasn't. It wasn't.
Speaker 4: That's when you should say it what it feels correct.
Speaker 1: Exactly, it means more, whereas I just said it because.
Speaker 2: It was just like, oh my god, and I went,
Speaker 2: oh my god.
Speaker 4: What is the most memorable gift you've received from each other?
Speaker 1: That's a great question, chat GP Tina.
Speaker 4: No, that's me.
Speaker 2: Most memorable. I don't know what the most memorable gift
Speaker 2: is OL's given me. Some incredible gifts, but I'm going
Speaker 2: to say we were not married. And I opened a
Speaker 2: show in Melbourne. It was the Wizard of Oz and
Speaker 2: Al made me a card and the car was and
Speaker 2: I played the Scarecrow and the card was made of
Speaker 2: straw with a She drawn my face as the as
Speaker 2: scarecrow and wrote this beautiful note to me about about,
Speaker 2: you know, chookers, and which she had no It was
Speaker 2: so funny because I think she wrote, I think it's
Speaker 2: what you say chookers. She didn't know any anything about
Speaker 2: music or theater, but heard this weird word that you
Speaker 2: don't say good luck, you say chookers.
Speaker 1: So it was in the card.
Speaker 2: But it was this open out, lovely straw card that
Speaker 2: opened out and my face sort of popped out as
Speaker 2: scarecrow with this big grin on my face, and it's
Speaker 2: just so sweet, And that one struck still sticks in
Speaker 2: my mind, probably because I still have the card as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I still not long recently, not not super recently,
Speaker 3: but I was like, oh my god, it's in your
Speaker 3: special box.
Speaker 1: In the So I have a lot of boxes, Xander.
Speaker 4: What's in the boxes?
Speaker 1: Treasures?
Speaker 2: So I've got a collection of boxes. I must have
Speaker 2: about there's not quite probably not ten, but.
Speaker 1: All varieties wooden. The first box I ever got was.
Speaker 2: A steel one, and that's where the main treasures are,
Speaker 2: and that's where the.
Speaker 4: Keep them because when you see them, it's very nostalgic
Speaker 4: and brings you back to moments.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: I keep them because I cannot bring myself to throw
Speaker 2: them away. Yeah, I'm not a hoarder.
Speaker 4: That's what all how to say?
Speaker 1: You've stumped me? I am.
Speaker 2: Evidently I'm a hoarder of emails. I keep a lot
Speaker 2: of emails. That's something you need to know about that
Speaker 2: wherever you're listening, like why, but how could I throw
Speaker 2: that away? It's the same with some of our kids'
Speaker 2: pictures and things. So I just need a sample.
Speaker 1: What about you?
Speaker 2: What's a memorable gift? Have I ever given you a
Speaker 2: memorable gift? See this is where ALI might not answer this, because.
Speaker 3: You're just determined to give me a hard time about
Speaker 3: and paint me as a certain person. Today, I feel
Speaker 3: like you're right, Uh yeah, okay, So I am going
Speaker 3: to go to the one that came up first. And
Speaker 3: I actually have spoken about this before, and it was
Speaker 3: I was a ballerina for about nine years, yeah, about
Speaker 3: nine years, and I had wanted to be in the
Speaker 3: Australian Ballet. I was my whole heart and soul was
Speaker 3: dedicated to dance. I loved it so much and I
Speaker 3: ended up blowing out both of my knees and I
Speaker 3: couldn't dance anymore. But there never existed a single photograph, video,
Speaker 3: anything of me dancing. Nothing. I had nothing to prove
Speaker 3: I was a dancer other than my stories in my posture.
Speaker 3: And it always really saddened me that I had absolutely
Speaker 3: nothing to show that I was a dancer. And can
Speaker 3: I'm tracked down the dance studio in Taramara, Penelope Lancaster School,
Speaker 3: Academy of Dance, tracked it down, spoke to her son,
Speaker 3: funnily enough, who still ran the dance studio, and in
Speaker 3: their archives they had a photograph of me. And Cam
Speaker 3: got that photograph and put it onto like a mug,
Speaker 3: and put it onto you, put it onto a bunch
Speaker 3: of stuff, shirts, all sorts of stuff, and I couldn't
Speaker 3: comprehend that I was seeing a photograph of me in
Speaker 3: my little I was Queen of clubs for this, as
Speaker 3: in you know, there was Queen of hearts queen of
Speaker 3: this and I was queen of clubs, and there I
Speaker 3: was like, as a dancer, this one photograph that existed,
Speaker 3: so that that blew my mind because that was a
Speaker 3: lot of tracking down an effort to do that.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm a dancer and the cup Yeah right,
Speaker 1: I'm a dance.
Speaker 3: I'm a a dancer.
Speaker 4: What is one thing that both of you do that
Speaker 4: always makes each other laugh?
Speaker 1: That's a good question.
Speaker 3: It's I always say this when Cam's not trying to
Speaker 3: be funny. He's hilarious. There's just certain things that he
Speaker 3: does that and I think it's sometimes he doesn't even
Speaker 3: realize it's going to make me laugh to the point
Speaker 3: of tears rolling down my face. So there's no sort
Speaker 3: of one thing particular, but just every now and again.
Speaker 3: In one liner, I do laugh a lot when he's
Speaker 3: laughing at when someone's taking the piss out of camp.
Speaker 3: It's usually when the kids are taking the piss out
Speaker 3: of him and he's laughing his ass off. That makes
Speaker 3: me laugh a lot too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ah, what, it's not so much she does.
Speaker 1: That's what she says, and it's her.
Speaker 4: How would you describe Al's humor?
Speaker 1: Dry? Dry humor?
Speaker 2: She's really good at like, she's a really kind person,
Speaker 2: so she doesn't take the piss out of other people.
Speaker 2: She never does that, never takes an opportunity to laugh
Speaker 2: at someone else's misfortune. That that just doesn't happen. It's
Speaker 2: it's when it's when things are I'm taking that back
Speaker 2: for a second, because we're watching your favorite TV show, Antique,
Speaker 2: and the host had the most ridiculous haircut, and she's like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, look at his hair. It was he's
Speaker 2: an older gentleman, an English gentleman with this.
Speaker 1: Long, ridiculous hair, you know, And she goes, look at
Speaker 1: his hair. It looks crazy. I said, it's COVID. He
Speaker 1: hasn't had a haircut in a long time. Everyone else
Speaker 1: was that a haircut around him? Why can't he get one.
Speaker 2: That's the first time I've heard you kind of actually
Speaker 2: go something.
Speaker 3: They were they were just the facts though they weren't
Speaker 3: taking the pits.
Speaker 4: That was just fat.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's a very dry sense of humor, but it's
Speaker 2: observational as well. And I think it's also when I
Speaker 2: hear her laugh at like a Ricky Serve a video
Speaker 2: or something like that, when she's just really exploding with laughter.
Speaker 1: That's what That's what brings brings me joy.
Speaker 4: This is a funny one. But if you were both
Speaker 4: an animal, what would you be?
Speaker 1: Would that be?
Speaker 4: Yet?
Speaker 3: Now I have two thoughts about that, like would it
Speaker 3: be the animal that you want to be? Or what
Speaker 3: the animal that you.
Speaker 4: Know it would be you think each other would be?
Speaker 4: What what of you encapsulate? What animal you would be?
Speaker 3: I reckon? Can it be like a cocker spaniel?
Speaker 1: What is it? Because our son has a cock spaniel.
Speaker 1: That thing's crazy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just kind of very I just think dog like
Speaker 3: I think that, Yeah, I think you're a dog. I've
Speaker 3: got that dog energy. I think yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm going for swan. Swan, Yeah, elegant long neck. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean I think elegant, long neck.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking kids, lots of kids, but really family, family orientated.
Speaker 2: And they also they had a partner. And this is
Speaker 2: not about not making about me, but I love the Swans.
Speaker 2: There's a pair of swans at the golf club that
Speaker 2: sit on the lake and they are just gorgeous and
Speaker 2: they're always together and they do stuff together and they
Speaker 2: have their babies, their signets and it's just a really
Speaker 2: everyone gets excited about the Swans. They're just elegant and
Speaker 2: beautiful when they fly. And so I'm going to say a.
Speaker 1: Quite swan one. Yeah, lovely, I'll be the black Swan.
Speaker 4: Okay, what is so? Where is your favorite holiday you've
Speaker 4: had together?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh, favorite holidays?
Speaker 2: I'm going to say, I'll jump in here. We've had
Speaker 2: some good ones and we've had disasters, had absolutely disaster holidays.
Speaker 1: Quite a few.
Speaker 3: In the early it felt like we had really bad
Speaker 3: holiday karma for a long time.
Speaker 2: Our honeymoon was We've spoken about that, but our honeymoon
Speaker 2: there was a freaking hurricane pushed over the island of Kawaii.
Speaker 1: We were locked in our hotel for four days. But
Speaker 1: you make the most of it.
Speaker 2: No, I think my favorite one was our RV trip
Speaker 2: to the Grand Canyon prior to leaving the US and
Speaker 2: celebrating our twenty fifth wedding anniversary with the kids.
Speaker 1: I think that was my favorite one. Yeah, that was beautiful,
Speaker 1: certainly a favorite.
Speaker 3: I feel like every time we've gone to Hawaii. We've
Speaker 3: been to Hawaii three times, is that right? I think
Speaker 3: any of those I would take as one of my favorites.
Speaker 3: There's been I mean again, just I know we talk
Speaker 3: a lot about the Scotland trip. Oh, of course was
Speaker 3: just incredible with so many of us in that van driving.
Speaker 1: This is great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, holiday, but yeah.
Speaker 1: I just have it.
Speaker 3: I have a real soft spot for the Hawaii ones
Speaker 3: because it was when the kids were really little, and
Speaker 3: it was always so exciting to fly from La over
Speaker 3: there and I feel like you've gone somewhere beautiful.
Speaker 1: Well it's exotic, it's lovely Hawaiian but.
Speaker 4: Easy a little. Yeah, what song reminds you of each other?
Speaker 3: If I had a boat by Lah love it?
Speaker 1: I will wait for you, Mumford and Sons.
Speaker 4: And why those songs? What about those songs makes you
Speaker 4: think of each other?
Speaker 3: Okay, multiple reasons. Actually, so Cam sung to me the
Speaker 3: very first song he ever sung to me was at
Speaker 3: his house and he played that song for me. And
Speaker 3: I'd never heard him play music before. It, didn't actually
Speaker 3: even know he was a singer or could play guitar.
Speaker 3: And yeah, he picked up his guitar and sung that
Speaker 3: song and I was like, just goner, just an absolute garner.
Speaker 3: And then you also played it. I think I watched
Speaker 3: you play it on the Ray Martin Show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Matt Hanley.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then we also played it at our wedding as well.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, beautiful song.
Speaker 2: Well anything Mumford and Sons, I think of our because
Speaker 2: she just she That's one of the joyful places is
Speaker 2: watching Allison watch Mumford and Sons play or listen to it,
Speaker 2: and the kids have and I'll jump on this that
Speaker 2: they she does have our prepare city to kill a
Speaker 2: record because she'll just overplay it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my mom find it must be the generation.
Speaker 2: Find a new artist and now just plays it to
Speaker 2: death and the kids, no, no, no, no, no more Mumford,
Speaker 2: no more Wild Rivers.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: It's like, honey, you're not allowed to. You can't. You
Speaker 1: can't put that on again.
Speaker 3: Yet I try to do it now, just when no
Speaker 3: one else is around. Sometimes you walk in the kitchen
Speaker 3: and I've got I've got it playing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think I will wait for you. Is
Speaker 2: it just watching our see them play that live and
Speaker 2: when she's jumping up and down. And then we also
Speaker 2: our farewell party from Los Angeles. We had this big
Speaker 2: living room and everyone was in there and that song
Speaker 2: was pumping and everyone there must have been fifty sixty
Speaker 2: people in that room just jumping, jumping and screaming and
Speaker 2: yelling that song with such joy and tears and it's.
Speaker 1: Just gorgeous, big moments.
Speaker 4: What's each other's most annoying habit?
Speaker 3: Oh? Most annoying habit? Am I saying it about myself
Speaker 3: or about Cam?
Speaker 1: Oh? About Cam?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Definitely, because there's a lot about me. Oh gosh,
Speaker 3: I think it's it's yeah, it is. Sometimes the vagueness
Speaker 3: just kills me. He's a Pisces and and Pisces are
Speaker 3: always known to be off and away with the Pixies.
Speaker 3: I think you're a double Pisces or something as well.
Speaker 3: But the vagueness, it just sometimes because what it boils
Speaker 3: down to for me is I feel like I'm not
Speaker 3: being listened to. And that's a really really big trigger
Speaker 3: for me where I feel like he hasn't listened, and
Speaker 3: that equals he hasn't listened equals he does not care
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So that it's the it's the vagaries
Speaker 3: have just gone with the Pixies, and it's like, come on, and.
Speaker 2: We're talking about where are we Just keep swimming, Just
Speaker 2: keep swimming.
Speaker 4: You are dory. Actually, that's such a good You should
Speaker 4: be that fish. What are they angel fish or something?
Speaker 3: What is.
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, the angel fish is the blue one?
Speaker 1: To is blue? Oh that is?
Speaker 2: I think the clown fishes is Nemo the blue one.
Speaker 2: I don't know what Dory is, but yeah, I have
Speaker 2: aspects of Dory. Definitely, yeah, definitely well connected to that
Speaker 2: is Alim.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: I think this is very much connected to the last
Speaker 2: five years, which is her going through through her menopause,
Speaker 2: and it's she has no tolerance for my vagueness and
Speaker 2: she has no tolerance for me getting facts wrong. She
Speaker 2: corrects me, and that's howney. It just started happening in
Speaker 2: the last little while where she correct me and it's
Speaker 2: like and then she correct me and I know she's wrong,
Speaker 2: and then you go, oh, I'm sorry, I'm wrong, and
Speaker 2: I'm like to shut up, don't say a word.
Speaker 3: It's true. I do get it wrong.
Speaker 1: I do get it.
Speaker 3: But when I know not often, but you do when
Speaker 3: I When I do I wrong, I do apologize because
Speaker 3: I guess so like, no, it's blue.
Speaker 4: Do you ever do you ever realize you're wrong and
Speaker 4: just have to stick with it?
Speaker 3: Because I yeah, no, I can't stick with it. My
Speaker 3: brain won't let me stick with it. I have this
Speaker 3: thing about correctness, like I just have to have That's
Speaker 3: what happens with the fact thing as well, where if
Speaker 3: I let it sit that, if I knew I was
Speaker 3: wrong and I kept going with I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: My brain just wouldn't let me do it. So I've
Speaker 3: got to like own up to it. It's not that
Speaker 3: I'm a terrible thing, but I I have to own
Speaker 3: up to anything that I've done that's incorrect. And then
Speaker 3: I want other people to own up to it as
Speaker 3: well when they know that they're wrong, and then when
Speaker 3: they don't, I'm like.
Speaker 2: We we had recently, we had a beautiful situation where
Speaker 2: over on my birthday and Ali and the kids pulled
Speaker 2: together and gave me this most fantastic gift and the
Speaker 2: story that went with the gift was quite lovely. What
Speaker 2: it was basically, the guy, the seller who sold this
Speaker 2: gift to al had met me in the past and
Speaker 2: sold me something else and anyway, it wasn't drugs, Alice
Speaker 2: telling me the whole thing had it had the effect
Speaker 2: of drugs. Though when I put it on, I was like,
Speaker 2: I feel sleeping.
Speaker 3: You could say we can say it's a watch.
Speaker 1: It seems to weird you out there listening, going and
Speaker 1: going excited.
Speaker 4: About the warning at the beginning of this episode.
Speaker 2: But no, it meant something to me because it was
Speaker 2: something that was repeated and from many years ago. But
Speaker 2: our got the story of them, of the seller and
Speaker 2: me incorrect.
Speaker 1: And she's telling me this. There we are out for dinner, getting.
Speaker 2: Really excited about and he met you. He sold this,
Speaker 2: watched you in Los Angeles, and I'm going, this guy
Speaker 2: never sold me a watch in Los Angeles. I bought
Speaker 2: that original watch in Melbourne and he's spinning you a
Speaker 2: crocerds s yeit, you know. So I slept with it
Speaker 2: that night. I slept with the watch and I slept
Speaker 2: with this story. And then Al said, isn't it amazing
Speaker 2: that you know after all these years? And here he
Speaker 2: comes and I'm like, I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you I didn't.
Speaker 1: Buy the watching los Angeles. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1: And then Il's just gone, no, no, sorry, I've got
Speaker 1: the story wrong. It's got the story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I told it wrong in the heat at the moment.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's funny, it's funny.
Speaker 4: That's that final final question. Now, one word to describe
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 1: We've been asked this question before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't remember what I said.
Speaker 2: Remember, dory over here is going. I don't remember being
Speaker 2: asked the question.
Speaker 3: I've never done a podcast before.
Speaker 1: It always gives me a chance to start again. I
Speaker 1: start fresh as so I have so enthusiastic about stuff.
Speaker 3: That's so funny because I was going to say enthusiastic.
Speaker 1: There you go, you nailed it. What will I say?
Speaker 1: I'm going to say two words, two words beautifully complex?
Speaker 3: Oh, I kind of like that. I don't mind being complex, Yeah, beauty,
Speaker 3: And you're enthusiastically simple, Like, yeah, there's not there's not
Speaker 3: a lot of complexities to you. You're you're you're a
Speaker 3: very open book. I mean that in a good way.
Speaker 2: I know it can be quiet, though quiet Well, you
Speaker 2: know still waters run, yes, deep, this.
Speaker 1: Fish can go deep.
Speaker 4: We're really hanging on to the dory of it all,
Speaker 4: aren't we.
Speaker 3: There's a new tattoo happening.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, just keep swimming, Just keep swimming. Well, Xander,
Speaker 2: there you go. We've fashioned something out of nothing. And
Speaker 2: thank you to chat GP Tina for coming up with
Speaker 2: those questions.
Speaker 3: I will thank her, Thank her graciously from the two
Speaker 3: of us. And anyway, a little bit of fun, a
Speaker 3: little bit of quick fun for you out there.
Speaker 1: Catch up with you next time.