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Speaker 1: I'm Britney Saunders and.
Speaker 2: I'm all right hey, and this is High Scrollers, the
Speaker 2: podcast version of your favorite group.
Speaker 3: Chat if it's trending, going viral or has your gripped
Speaker 3: and we're talking about.
Speaker 2: It, Well, this week we're not talking about it. In fact,
Speaker 2: it's me talking about it. And Brittany is not here
Speaker 2: right now. We woke up this morning, are here at
Speaker 2: High Scrollers HQ to a message from Brittany saying that
Speaker 2: she cannot make it today. We might let her explain
Speaker 2: what's happened next week, but basically, if you know Brittany,
Speaker 2: you know what a hustler she is. And if she
Speaker 2: says she cannot make it for whatever reason, there is
Speaker 2: a valid reason. And so this week Brittany is not
Speaker 2: with us, but I am joined by her understudy. Hello Star,
Speaker 2: Hello Sijay, Welcome to the show. We woke up this
Speaker 2: morning I panicked and Star was the first person that
Speaker 2: I rang and thankfully agreed to come and do the show.
Speaker 4: So we'll kick off in Justice second.
Speaker 2: But coming up on this episode, it's very fun because
Speaker 2: we are talking the TV week Logi Awards and all
Speaker 2: the petty grites that we have with that.
Speaker 1: We are trash talking the TV week Logi Awards.
Speaker 4: Really and we feel good after doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Plus we are giving you all the goss on
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 3: It ends with us, we share our thoughts, we.
Speaker 2: Can finally talk about it. We both read the book.
Speaker 2: It's good to have another book lover here. Did we
Speaker 2: love it? Did we think they did it Justice? What
Speaker 2: do we think about the whole thing? We'll let you
Speaker 2: know soon. Plus, this is a very nostalgic episode, Star,
Speaker 2: You're known on the internet for doing a lot of
Speaker 2: nostalgic content and without even meaning to, we've gone on
Speaker 2: like a trip down memory lane. Also, very Central Coast
Speaker 2: heavy episode for all my cost is out there.
Speaker 1: The law runs deep with this episode.
Speaker 3: You've also dropped dropped a story about when you got
Speaker 3: held at a nice point.
Speaker 4: It's nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you stick around for that. You'll absolutely love that.
Speaker 2: All that more coming up on this episode. Deal me
Speaker 2: and Jarl, Let's go.
Speaker 3: I've waited my whole life to be able to say
Speaker 3: this to you.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: I thought i'd get a break this week from having
Speaker 2: to hear that. My goodness, Hello Scrollers, Welcome to another
Speaker 2: episode of High Scrollers today. As we explained in the intro,
Speaker 2: Britney is not with us. Rest in peace, I fly high,
Speaker 2: et cetera. I have replaced her, which is very exciting
Speaker 2: for me, if I'm honest, I was very sad this
Speaker 2: morning when I woke up to the message from Brittany
Speaker 2: saying that she wouldn't be here, but super exciting because
Speaker 2: I get to have star on board.
Speaker 4: Which star is a big scroller?
Speaker 3: I actually am, like I said to you, Okay, first
Speaker 3: of all, i got a call from Matt before eight am,
Speaker 3: and I'm racking through my brain going what is going
Speaker 3: on here? Like someone in the industry been canceled?
Speaker 1: What's the goss? And you actually sounded really happy on
Speaker 1: the phone. I was like, oh, now, I don't.
Speaker 3: I actually have no idea what's happening, but yes, the
Speaker 3: rumors are true. I am a really big scroller. So
Speaker 3: like the fan to co host pipeline.
Speaker 1: Never give up on your dreams. Guys. Sorry, britt I
Speaker 1: hope you feel better.
Speaker 3: But I'm here, which is the most important thing.
Speaker 4: He's loving it.
Speaker 2: I'm loving the energy, and it's an honor to have
Speaker 2: you here. And Starr and I have such good friends.
Speaker 2: I was when I was thinking who could fill in today?
Speaker 2: Star was the first person, first of all, because I
Speaker 2: knew she'd be awake before eight am, as so many.
Speaker 4: Of us aren't.
Speaker 2: And I knew you'd be up doing like a hot
Speaker 2: girl walk or something, so I thought I'd cool. And
Speaker 2: then second of all, I was like, it just makes
Speaker 2: sense because one, you obviously know how the show works,
Speaker 2: but two, I was singing. Star and I go for
Speaker 2: walks all the time, and it is very much like
Speaker 2: you know that friend that like when you get together
Speaker 2: and go on a walk, there is no topic off limits.
Speaker 2: You talk about absolutely everything. It's quite like a close
Speaker 2: friend's story. Here on the podcast, we have dn ms
Speaker 2: every walk that we have and like spill every secret
Speaker 2: from our life with each other. And I mean that's
Speaker 2: high scrollers, that's Brittany and my relationship as well is
Speaker 2: there's no topic that's off limits. So I was like,
Speaker 2: Star is the perfect person to fill in today. So
Speaker 2: it's very exciting to have you here, but also a
Speaker 2: little weird, like I feel like I'm like, I'm like,
Speaker 2: this feels illegal it I feel like I'm cheating.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm cheating on Brittany. But that's all right.
Speaker 2: She hopefully will be back next week.
Speaker 3: I hope so too. But it is an absolute honor
Speaker 3: to be sitting here in this chair. And I must say,
Speaker 3: every time we get to the end of our hot
Speaker 3: girl walks, we get back to the car like okay, bye,
Speaker 3: and then we end up standing there for another twenty
Speaker 3: minutes because I like, oh, just one more things to
Speaker 3: talk about.
Speaker 1: Oh and oh my god, what about this?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then we also sit in the car individually, yeah,
Speaker 3: for some quiet time for like at least forty five
Speaker 3: minutes and have a wet scroll.
Speaker 2: And then we drive home, and then we sit in
Speaker 2: the car at home as well, and then like we'll
Speaker 2: send each other a TikTok or something like forty minutes
Speaker 2: later and Star will be like, are you still sitting
Speaker 2: in the car, And I'm like, yeah, I haven't got
Speaker 2: out yet.
Speaker 4: So that's so fun.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a huge honor to have you here and
Speaker 2: be able to say, first and foremost, what is your
Speaker 2: royal flush of the week.
Speaker 3: Oh, it has been a big week on the internet.
Speaker 3: But the first thing that came to mind for me
Speaker 3: this morning was Cucumber Talk.
Speaker 1: Are you on Cucumber Top?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: I actually saw that you made the cucumber recipe the
Speaker 3: other day. Okay, in case you missed it, there's this
Speaker 3: guy named Logan on TikTok, not to be confused with
Speaker 3: Logan Paul.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's separate the two, and.
Speaker 2: He believes Have you seen Logan Paul's now a wrestler
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's in the WWE.
Speaker 2: I saw him backflipping off a trampoline or something and
Speaker 2: body slamming someone.
Speaker 4: The other day. I said telling you doing way too much?
Speaker 3: Come on, please, are you going to start doing that thing?
Speaker 1: You've been on the internet for a while.
Speaker 2: Two. Imagine the rebrand to WWA. Well, you know what's
Speaker 2: funny is there's a WWE wrestler called Big Show. The
Speaker 2: Big Show is actually so when you when I was
Speaker 2: saying big Show, originally people were like, like the WWE
Speaker 2: wrestler And if you type in big Show to the internet,
Speaker 2: like all these wrestling images come up and I didn't
Speaker 2: realize that. But how funny is that? Maybe I think
Speaker 2: i'd be good at wrestling.
Speaker 1: I like it's pretty cam.
Speaker 3: I could see you in like a reputation kind of
Speaker 3: vibe outfit and then you just come out all the
Speaker 3: lights like out smoke machines. It would be stunning. Also,
Speaker 3: big show the wrestler, see you in court?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know. Well, actually I think we'll see
Speaker 2: him in court because he's doing me. I think he'd
Speaker 2: have the trademark. I think they would have worked that out.
Speaker 2: But no, I can see myself as a wrestler. I mean, realistically,
Speaker 2: wrestling is just theater, isn't it. Yeah, it's all theater.
Speaker 2: It's all fake, it's all choreographed. They're they're they're giving.
Speaker 2: It's giving musical theater without the music. But I just
Speaker 2: love the drama of a wrestling entrance. Oh it's amazing
Speaker 2: when they walk out and they've got the big you know,
Speaker 2: dinner plate trophy belt thing around their shoulder and they're waving,
Speaker 2: and the way that the men go crazy for these
Speaker 2: other men oiled up in tiny little speedos wrestling other
Speaker 2: oiled up, tiny little speedos man. I mean really, it's
Speaker 2: it is a queer event as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 2: Wrestling is Marti Gras you heard it here first. Anyway,
Speaker 2: what's made happening with the cucumber?
Speaker 1: Back to cucumber talk.
Speaker 3: So we've got logan on TikTok who believes you should
Speaker 3: eat an entire cucumber a day, and not like a
Speaker 3: little Lebanese cucumber, like a full on massive one. And
Speaker 3: he has gone so viral for creating all of these
Speaker 3: cucumber recipes. He slices his cucumber with a mandolin. Is
Speaker 3: that what it's called?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Which, what a great drag name.
Speaker 2: Please welcome to the stage, a man, Darlin.
Speaker 3: But also the thing about it is it terrifies me
Speaker 3: because people are slice in away their bloody cucumbers and
Speaker 3: losing half of their finger in the process. I've seen
Speaker 3: so many tiktoks of people ending up in the ear
Speaker 3: because they've gone too hard with it. Just slow down, everyone.
Speaker 3: But I've also seen him kind of encroach into onion
Speaker 3: territory as well. He says, sometimes you need to eat
Speaker 3: an entire onion, and I'm just not sure.
Speaker 2: I can't get around that. I mean, I can't eat
Speaker 2: an onion with the stomach issues going on. The goudy
Speaker 2: shoes are onions, Yeah, unfortunately, I would love to love them.
Speaker 4: But I also just like when.
Speaker 2: I made the video about the cucumbers, the amount of
Speaker 2: people were like, it should have added this, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: that wasn't in the recipe that I followed, and then
Speaker 2: people being like you forgot the onion and I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: I left it out on purpose because I can't eat them,
Speaker 2: like I didn't just it was it was real young though,
Speaker 2: I will admit, have you tried it yet? No?
Speaker 3: But I feel like I usually eat a cucumber every
Speaker 3: day anyway.
Speaker 1: But what I don't fuck with.
Speaker 4: Also, yeah, you got sweat.
Speaker 2: I lie, you're on the fuckinghar st Rollers podcast live.
Speaker 1: I don't fuck with is letting the cucumber go soggy.
Speaker 3: It's like when you eat wheat bix, do you let
Speaker 3: the milk sit there and let the cereal go really soggy?
Speaker 3: And I kind of feel like it's the same with cucumber.
Speaker 3: You need the crunch. I'm not interested in a flaccid
Speaker 3: cucumber salad.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think mine went flaccid.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good. You nailed the timing then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or I had it's right away, What do you do?
Speaker 2: Let it sit there and congeal.
Speaker 3: Sometimes there's too many steps and they're shaking for too long,
Speaker 3: like time is of the essence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, Mie was definitely crunchy. I was really surprised
Speaker 2: because I don't love cucumbers. And I also can't believe
Speaker 2: we're talking about this. It's just so random. But you know,
Speaker 2: we've had a lot of We've had a lot of
Speaker 2: good things happen on this podcast. I mean, I cut
Speaker 2: my first carrot. Now I've sliced my first cucumber on
Speaker 2: a mandolin. But I loved the recipe. But first of all,
Speaker 2: at the moment, very hard to source a cucumber. Lebanese
Speaker 2: cucumbers everywhere, saw plenty of those, but no like actual cucumbers.
Speaker 2: Couldn't find them anywhere. And then I said that in
Speaker 2: the video and someone goes, it's not because of him,
Speaker 2: it's because they're out of season. I was six bloody dollars.
Speaker 2: I thought, this is gonna send me bro I think
Speaker 2: I've got all the ingredients. I think it cost me
Speaker 2: sixty dollars to make this cucumber salad. Yeah. I was
Speaker 2: literally looking at the receipt, going, well, if it's for
Speaker 2: a video, can I climb it on tag? Sure? I
Speaker 2: mean god, but yeah, I made the made it.
Speaker 4: It's really good.
Speaker 2: Because I don't like cucumbers, but I really enjoyed that,
Speaker 2: so it's good.
Speaker 4: I've got one more.
Speaker 2: In the fridge as well, because I want to make
Speaker 2: more of like a creamy version. Yeah, because I made
Speaker 2: I don't know what he calls it. He has a
Speaker 2: name for it. But I made the you know, the
Speaker 2: soy sauce with the sesame oil and that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, delicious, delicious.
Speaker 1: Have you seen as well?
Speaker 3: In the UK, there's been a salmonella outbreak with cucumbers,
Speaker 3: and of course people are like, Logan, are you going
Speaker 3: to speak about the salmonella?
Speaker 1: It's like, I am not even.
Speaker 2: Not him having to make a statement about salmonella in cucumber.
Speaker 4: Oh god.
Speaker 3: So stay safe out there if you're on cucumber top, yeah,
Speaker 3: be careful of your fingers, don't slice them off.
Speaker 1: And also salmonel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, how are you even getting salmonella from a cucumber?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Nothing is safe.
Speaker 2: Rogue honestly, Well, my row flush of the week spoke
Speaker 2: to me. You know how some on this podcast, as
Speaker 2: a fan of the show, you'd know stuff you know
Speaker 2: on this podcast. I sometimes say it's so good when
Speaker 2: someone else says exactly what you're thinking. And this week
Speaker 2: is one of those weeks, because this TikTok is from
Speaker 2: someone who is a dedicated night owl and not a
Speaker 2: morning person. I know I was up at very early
Speaker 2: this morning, the crack of dawn of seven thirty. But
Speaker 2: I am a night owl. I love being out at night.
Speaker 2: I'm creative at night. My brain works better at night,
Speaker 2: like two am is the sweet spot for me if
Speaker 2: I'm coming up with creative visions. As I said when
Speaker 2: I did my show earlier this year, writing that all
Speaker 2: of the I call it the witching hour, like two
Speaker 2: to four am, that is when my brain really it
Speaker 2: works out its best. And so I'm a dedicated night owl.
Speaker 2: And this girl let me have a look at her.
Speaker 3: I couldn't be more opposite to you. Honestly, I know
Speaker 3: my witching hour is like six to seven am.
Speaker 4: Psychotic in my opinion.
Speaker 2: Honestly, there are sometimes I would wake up I remember
Speaker 2: waking up like back in summer, and I'd wake up
Speaker 2: and it would be, oh, it's still me early in
Speaker 2: the morning, Like it would literally be like nine am,
Speaker 2: and I'd check Star's story and it'd be like four
Speaker 2: hours ago sunrise walk. I'm like, she's been up for
Speaker 2: four hours, she's walked, she's watched the sunrise on the beach,
Speaker 2: and here I am dribble, hanging down my chin on
Speaker 2: my nose, trying to roll out of bed to muster
Speaker 2: up the energy to fight through the day and start
Speaker 2: like I've already filmed seven videos and gone on a
Speaker 2: sunrise walk. And then we did a couple.
Speaker 3: Sunrise You did quite well with them. I think the
Speaker 3: first one you were like, fuck, this not for me.
Speaker 1: I'd like, bloody, pull you out of the car by
Speaker 1: your leg.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But then you know, well, I think, yeah, no. I
Speaker 2: think it's because I think what you see on social
Speaker 2: media is someone getting up and going for a sunrise walk.
Speaker 4: Can't think of anything worse.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: What happened though, I'll tell you. On that very first
Speaker 2: sunrise walk. We'll get out of the car and I'm like, right,
Speaker 2: and I turn in the Apple watch on Let's go.
Speaker 2: Star goes, oh, no, we'll get a coffee. First, we'll
Speaker 2: go to the cafe. We get a coffee. The coffee
Speaker 2: comes with a little bickie. Should we get a baking
Speaker 2: egg roll or something? I said, no, We're about to
Speaker 2: go on a walk. She's like, I'm like, okay, So
Speaker 2: it's actually.
Speaker 4: Not about the walk at all.
Speaker 2: It's actually breakfast with a slight stroll and an Instagram
Speaker 2: pick afterwards.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you have to prove to everyone that you're
Speaker 3: better than them. But also on that first time we went,
Speaker 3: there was a few clouds. I'm like, oh, Matt, the
Speaker 3: big moments coming. These clouds are gonna move, And I'm
Speaker 3: just like captivated by this magic and you go, oh.
Speaker 1: Is that it?
Speaker 2: You have to remember I'm colorblind, so sunrise and sunsets
Speaker 2: are nil interest to me. I can't I can't see
Speaker 2: the colors anyway. Sky will always be like, oh long,
Speaker 2: isn't it beareful? I go, looks the same as every
Speaker 2: bloody out the day. He's like the pinks and the oranges.
Speaker 2: I'm going, couldn't couldn't tell sky looks blue, clouds look gray?
Speaker 4: Done? So sunrise and sunset?
Speaker 2: Yeah, getting up for a sun rise walk when you
Speaker 2: can't see a sunrise, isn't that devastating depressing? Yeah, Like
Speaker 2: we go to Fiji, the sunsets, everyone's sitting there watching
Speaker 2: the sunset. I'm going, yeah, looks like the sun to me.
Speaker 3: So you could be uploading a picture of a sunrise
Speaker 3: or sunset to your story going oh this is amazing
Speaker 3: and it looks like absolutely yeah, but you just don't know.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's the thing. That's the thing I also have.
Speaker 2: Now that it's a winter, I've been going and trying
Speaker 2: to get like new cardigans and stuff because I'm in
Speaker 2: my cardigan area.
Speaker 4: Ear reup, I'm in my cardigan.
Speaker 2: And oh I saw a stunning one the other day
Speaker 2: and I was with Kate and I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I love this color, this maroon. She goes, that's khaki green, babe,
Speaker 2: and I was like, see, to make khaki green is
Speaker 2: so ugly? Now why if I thought that? And I
Speaker 2: actually have to steer clear of green altogether because I
Speaker 2: can't match outfits because I've tried going down like khaki
Speaker 2: green routes before and the outfits never match up because yeah,
Speaker 2: I see it as like a brown or this one
Speaker 2: particular time, I went, oh, what a nice maroon gorgeous,
Speaker 2: deep red, deep red. She's going that is khaki, That
Speaker 2: is Christmas ViBe's babe. And I was like, oh, that's embarrassing.
Speaker 4: So what were we talking.
Speaker 1: About your royal flush?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's right, Okay, sorry, we're way off on tangency.
Speaker 2: This is good. You're fitting in well here because we've
Speaker 2: already gone wild. So this girl, oh, I don't even
Speaker 2: know her name because you've got a weird username here
Speaker 2: kne zed knng whatever that means.
Speaker 1: So what's with that fix up? You use the name?
Speaker 4: I know, I know, well if I click o privus.
Speaker 2: She actually only got five hundred followers, so she's not
Speaker 2: a tick. She's not a TikTok or anything but shout out.
Speaker 2: Don't know what your name is, but she's from Denver
Speaker 2: and she made this video the other day.
Speaker 4: Have a listen.
Speaker 5: I just don't really think it's very fair that all
Speaker 5: of the morning people in the world can be late. Sorry,
Speaker 5: I cannot attend that thing.
Speaker 1: That's past my bedtime.
Speaker 5: And everybody's just like, oh my god, yes, love that
Speaker 5: for you. You get that sleep, You are circadian rhythm,
Speaker 5: you are in tune with our ancestors.
Speaker 1: We love that nighttime routine for you. But the second
Speaker 1: that I.
Speaker 5: A night hour and like, so sorry, I can't attend
Speaker 5: brunch at nine am, could we please push it back
Speaker 5: to like ten.
Speaker 3: Thirty because that's when brunch is supposed to be.
Speaker 5: Anyway, everybody's like, you're just like so sleepy, Like all
Speaker 5: you do is just like sleep.
Speaker 2: Now, I just like.
Speaker 5: Really feel like you're like wasting the day?
Speaker 2: Are you okay?
Speaker 4: Is that not me to a t?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Literally, I'm still getting everything done. Do not judge me,
Speaker 2: but I'm always been like this. And the thing is,
Speaker 2: this goes way back to when I used to work
Speaker 2: at McDonald's and do overnight shifts, and my grandma in particular,
Speaker 2: couldn't understand the fact that I would go to work
Speaker 2: at nine pm and finish work at five am or
Speaker 2: somewhere around those times I used to do the overnight
Speaker 2: shifts at McDonald's. The thing as well, on an overnight
Speaker 2: shift at McDonald's is it was me and two other people,
Speaker 2: the manager and someone to make the burgers.
Speaker 4: I was the order taker.
Speaker 2: The order giver, the packing the bags, the everything, because
Speaker 2: the manager has duties to do overnight. The other guys
Speaker 2: making the burgers I'm doing everything else that include making coffees,
Speaker 2: cleaning the entire store top to bottom for the rest
Speaker 2: for the next day. Obviously, you don't have as many
Speaker 2: cars coming through at three o'clock in the morning, so
Speaker 2: you've got time to get all that done. But it
Speaker 2: is just me, or it was just me at the time,
Speaker 2: and so I would do all of that, go home,
Speaker 2: and then obviously sleep all day ready for the next
Speaker 2: shift the next night. And like people in my life,
Speaker 2: including my grandma, would be like, why aren't you up
Speaker 2: and doing things? I'm like, do you understand I'm working?
Speaker 2: Like I'm I'm still working, it's just at a different
Speaker 2: time to everybody else. And look at me. I still
Speaker 2: get everything done. I still show up where I need to,
Speaker 2: But god forbid, I don't want to get up before
Speaker 2: nine o'clock in the fucking morning.
Speaker 3: And it's like you come out of your bedroom, it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 1: When it's the afternoon, Oh, good afternoon.
Speaker 2: Oh I say good morning. And I think that's why
Speaker 2: I still say good morning no matter what time it is.
Speaker 2: And as I said before, that's how you can get
Speaker 2: a gauge on people. If I walk into a room,
Speaker 2: it's four pm and I say good morning and someone goes,
Speaker 2: it's afternoon.
Speaker 4: Not a vibe.
Speaker 2: Not a vibe for me. But if I walk in
Speaker 2: and go good morning and someone says good morning. You know.
Speaker 2: And my best friend came over the other night at
Speaker 2: like six pm and he walked in and said good morning,
Speaker 2: and I was like, yeah, isn't it okay?
Speaker 3: So if you are gonna go out for dinner with
Speaker 3: your friends, do you what's an appropriate time.
Speaker 1: To do that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: At any time? Because I mean six till six till nine.
Speaker 2: I would assume it's like a good window. Oh, we
Speaker 2: wouldn't start at night, Okay. I think the latest dinner
Speaker 2: reservation I've ever done is probably eight thirty.
Speaker 1: That's very late.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's like a real cool underground place
Speaker 3: that you would go to to have dinner. At eight thirty,
Speaker 3: I'm like five pm seating, babe, that's the ideal time
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: So you wrap up by about six thirty, you go
Speaker 3: get some ice cream on the way home, and then
Speaker 3: you can do your skin gear, getting your comfies, and
Speaker 3: it's bloody seven thirty.
Speaker 1: It's amazing, you know what.
Speaker 2: I am loving at the moment, and I just want
Speaker 2: to give a shout out and also sponsor us if
Speaker 2: you'd like, because I'm that into you at the moment
Speaker 2: is going out for dinner with friends and then having
Speaker 2: a cheeky little Messina, a cheeky little Messina, and I've got,
Speaker 2: I've got, I've got a wild recommendation for you when
Speaker 2: you go to Messina? What's your flavor that you get?
Speaker 3: I always get the specials, and I'm that annoying person
Speaker 3: that's like, oh, can I just try the glasses nikky
Speaker 3: or whatever it's called, the peanut chunks and the fudge
Speaker 3: and the cooky.
Speaker 1: Oh don't really like that? Can I try that one?
Speaker 3: Because I'm about to invest seven dollars in a bloody
Speaker 3: scoop of ice cream, I want to make sure I'm
Speaker 3: doing it right.
Speaker 1: What's your flavor?
Speaker 4: I only get one thing?
Speaker 2: So before I used to do the adult delete Chai,
Speaker 2: the dusty, the dulture deletion, uh. And I used to
Speaker 2: be exclusively that one because I love the caramel. But
Speaker 2: then one of my friends suggested that I try Conception,
Speaker 2: which I tried. It is basically I don't really know
Speaker 2: what flavor the actual I think it's waffle flavored ice cream,
Speaker 2: I think with crushed up pieces of the waffle cones
Speaker 2: from Messina through it. And then I get it in
Speaker 2: a cup. I mean, you could go the extra mile
Speaker 2: and get it in a cone, but I think that's
Speaker 2: a little bit too much cone for me, So I
Speaker 2: get it in a cup. And it is the best
Speaker 2: ice cream flavor or that I've ever had in my
Speaker 2: entire life. And it sounds so rogue, but next time
Speaker 2: you go, just like try a scoop of it because
Speaker 2: it sounds boring, it sounds really basic, but it's so delicious.
Speaker 2: And the only other ice cream flavor that is better
Speaker 2: than that that I've tried in my entire life is
Speaker 2: cold rock cake better. Oh, cold rock cake better? Yum,
Speaker 2: cold rock.
Speaker 3: For me as a kid, I could never get it
Speaker 3: because it's two body expensive a million kids in my family.
Speaker 3: So it's like, we'll just get some home brand ice
Speaker 3: cream and crush up some m and ms on the
Speaker 3: you know when you get home.
Speaker 2: That's what my mum is said, And we'd buy a
Speaker 2: box of favorites and a patous ice cream and she'd
Speaker 2: be in the kitchen with the spoons crushing it all
Speaker 2: up for us, Yeah, because she don't know. At Terrygull
Speaker 2: on the Central Glas it was a hog's breadth, and
Speaker 2: then there was underneath the cold rocks, and so we'd
Speaker 2: go to hogs bread, which again shout out to hog bread.
Speaker 2: Any of those left, I think there's still one in
Speaker 2: ten Worth. And that's about it. Love a hogs bread.
Speaker 2: That's where Curly Fries first came into my life.
Speaker 4: Oh God, that you know what? Keep it simple, stupid
Speaker 4: hogs bread just does it right.
Speaker 2: They do it right. They've never deviated and it stayed
Speaker 2: good the entire time.
Speaker 4: Love a hogs breath.
Speaker 3: We need it.
Speaker 1: We need a hog breath in Sydney.
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 2: But we obviously would go out for dinner. That's where
Speaker 2: we'd all go for our family birthday dinners, and stuff
Speaker 2: was hogs breadth.
Speaker 4: It was easy.
Speaker 2: Everyone could get what they want. We're a very plain family.
Speaker 2: We don't venture out into you know. It's like steak
Speaker 2: and chips or burger and chips.
Speaker 1: It comes with a little flag in it.
Speaker 2: Grandma doesn't have anything but fish and chips. I don't
Speaker 2: think I've ever seen Grandma eat anything but fish and
Speaker 2: chips in their entire life. We're a very basic family.
Speaker 2: And so then we'd finish and go downstairs and cold
Speaker 2: rocks right there, and I'd be begging for a cold
Speaker 2: rock and then yeah, Mum would be like, no, I'll
Speaker 2: make you one when we get home, and so we'd
Speaker 2: have we'd have the Povo cold rock.
Speaker 1: At home, like black and gold ice cream.
Speaker 2: I remember Franklins. We had a Frankliness around the corner
Speaker 2: from where we live.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Bilo as well. Yeah, Bilo.
Speaker 2: In the central we did have bilow, but all the
Speaker 2: bilos were made into coals. But it's funny because on
Speaker 2: the Central Coast we still.
Speaker 4: Call it bilow.
Speaker 2: So there were all the coals on the Central coast,
Speaker 2: and then there was also one Bilow. Shout out to
Speaker 2: the Central coast colin if our Bilo right, and we like,
Speaker 2: it's now changed to a coals. But no matter what,
Speaker 2: everyone that I know on the coast still says Bilo
Speaker 2: at kilaney Vale because that's what it was and it's
Speaker 2: ingrained in our hearts.
Speaker 1: Forever, kind of like Mayra and Grace Brothers. Remember when
Speaker 1: it was Grace Brothers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I went straight to Mayron and thought, no,
Speaker 2: that is more chic. I thought, Yeah, no, but I
Speaker 2: do miss the Grace Brothers hound's tooth pattern.
Speaker 4: Yeah you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, also the little jingle Grace Brothers.
Speaker 1: Where else do you remember that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Well, do Franklines have one? Because when we mentioned Franklin's earlier,
Speaker 2: I thought Franklin's dunt something like that. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I know, No, what's the one that goes where that community?
Speaker 2: Ban effects?
Speaker 4: Is that IgA?
Speaker 2: No Richies? That's riches, richiees where that community?
Speaker 1: What is Richie?
Speaker 4: Oh god, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Isn't it a supermarket that?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I think there was a Richie on the
Speaker 2: Central Coast.
Speaker 4: I can't remember.
Speaker 2: We also had this thing let me tell you, sorry,
Speaker 2: Central Coast law once again, but we had this thing
Speaker 2: on staid Erina called Cash and Carry. Cash and Carry.
Speaker 2: It was this huge warehouse, huge warehouse sides of a stadium,
Speaker 2: just absolutely huge. Whatever you need it it had. It
Speaker 2: had this whole fabric section, It had toilets, it had
Speaker 2: to buy to buy, but just all just kind of
Speaker 2: like imagine the base warehouse. We all know the base wearhouse, right,
Speaker 2: imagine that, or like a hot Dollar or something like that,
Speaker 2: but imagine there were no shelves it's just in a warehouse.
Speaker 2: There are no shelves, toilets, just sitting on the floor
Speaker 2: ready to pick up with a five dollar sticker on them.
Speaker 2: They had Chloe Morello makeup palettes, they had CDs from
Speaker 2: the nineteen eighties, they had pens, they had books, they
Speaker 2: had calendars from three years ago. Like it was just
Speaker 2: it was a junkyard. But you'd go in and sometimes
Speaker 2: they'd do like ten dollar filler bags as well. And
Speaker 2: so if we wanted a good day out, you know,
Speaker 2: my parents would take us to Cash and carry and
Speaker 2: I would go sick in those eyes and you'd never
Speaker 2: it was one of those plazers that had so much stuff,
Speaker 2: but you rarely walked out with anything. Yeah, you just
Speaker 2: kind of went for a browse to see what kind
Speaker 2: of weird items they were, and then you might find
Speaker 2: something and you know, fill the bag for ten dollars.
Speaker 2: But most of the time, I remember, we didn't and
Speaker 2: had a strange smell. Everything smelt wet. I mean, that's culture,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 1: For what was What kind of things would you walk
Speaker 1: out of there with?
Speaker 4: Oh, like toys, there was like a toy section.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're like a bit moldy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but it wasn't secondhand. It's more like damage stock. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: So it wasn't like it wasn't like it was a
Speaker 2: secondhand thing like it was like the toilets have been
Speaker 2: put there, because I don't know, no one bought the toilets.
Speaker 2: So they go to cash and carry, and I think
Speaker 2: the I don't know how it worked, but I think
Speaker 2: the gist of it was they would like buy stock
Speaker 2: that wasn't selling places for real cheap and then chuck
Speaker 2: a couple dollars on it. And I remember the cans
Speaker 2: of drinks were fifty cents, which I mean in this
Speaker 2: day and age, imagine that. Imagine that I used to
Speaker 2: work at a DVD easter on the Central Coast as well.
Speaker 2: This is a very Central Coast episode today. Very Nige
Speaker 2: used to work at a DVD store and the cans
Speaker 2: ofer drinks were a dollar. And this was on the
Speaker 2: cusp of DVDs and things going out. So now I've
Speaker 2: got any DVDs. I just came in for the one
Speaker 2: dollar cans of drink. And do you want to know
Speaker 2: a funny story from when I was working there? Absolutely again,
Speaker 2: I'd work the late shifts till about midnight at the
Speaker 2: DVD's And I remember one time, one time almost burnt
Speaker 2: the place down because I put my dinner in the
Speaker 2: microwave with the ol foil still on it, the aluminium
Speaker 2: foil when in the microwave. No, actually sorry, that's a lie.
Speaker 2: It was a fork. I chucked the forking, that's what
Speaker 2: it was. And I remember I remember seeing the smoke
Speaker 2: coming from the back thing and went, oh, God, forgot
Speaker 2: about my dinner.
Speaker 4: Went out there.
Speaker 2: The microwave is conducting.
Speaker 4: Lightning in the back.
Speaker 1: It makes a really noise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can see the sparks of lightning in the thing.
Speaker 2: I'd left the fork in the bloody thing. Anyway, almost
Speaker 2: burnt it down one time. Another time was that was
Speaker 2: another time?
Speaker 4: No, there wasn't. Another time it almost burned it down.
Speaker 4: But this is so funny. So what happened was.
Speaker 2: This, I was checking someone out there were getting some DVDs,
Speaker 2: and he picked something up off this bin, the DVD
Speaker 2: bin where we do you know, the old the old ones,
Speaker 2: you know, the old DVDs that people would borrow.
Speaker 4: We had this binhe we could buy it for a
Speaker 4: dollar and just keep it.
Speaker 2: And so there was a bin there, and I'm checking
Speaker 2: him out at the register, going there'll be five dollars,
Speaker 2: and he pulls out this knife and holds it up
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 4: Don't worry. The story goes somewhere. You won't know.
Speaker 2: It's this huge butcher's knife, huge huge butcher's knife out
Speaker 2: of his pocket. He pulls it out and he holds
Speaker 2: it up to me, and he goes, is this yours?
Speaker 2: And I've jumped back against you know, the back wall,
Speaker 2: ready to hit that. They had one of those buttons
Speaker 2: that call the security and the police are meant to
Speaker 2: be there in a couple of minutes. I'm ready to
Speaker 2: do that, I'm like, and it takes me a second
Speaker 2: to register. I'm like, I think I'm getting held up.
Speaker 2: But then he asked me if the knife is might
Speaker 2: and I was like, no, what And I was like, no,
Speaker 2: that knife's not mine and he was like, okay, it
Speaker 2: was just on that bin there, and then he hands
Speaker 2: it to me and I just like, put it behind
Speaker 2: the put it behind the counter, and I'm like real
Speaker 2: shaken up about the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Check him out.
Speaker 2: He leaves, and I think to myself, where the hell
Speaker 2: has this knife come from? And so anyway, I'm a
Speaker 2: bit spooked about the whole thing. I'm thinking someone's come
Speaker 2: in with the knife, but then they've placed it on
Speaker 2: the bin, and then they've left, and then he's picked
Speaker 2: up the knife. I'm like, this is really weird.
Speaker 4: This is really weird. So I told the manager.
Speaker 2: The next day, I gave him a call and I said, hey,
Speaker 2: can you just check the security footage please, because you
Speaker 2: know this is what's happened. To explain to him what's happened,
Speaker 2: I said, you know, someone's brought that knife in and
Speaker 2: sat it in there and gone again. Like I just
Speaker 2: want to, just for my own peace of mind, know
Speaker 2: where that's come from. So he checks the security. Guess
Speaker 2: who was out the back in the office making their
Speaker 2: dinner cutting up their sandwich with this big knife. And
Speaker 2: then I heard the bell ding, So I've walked out
Speaker 2: with the big knife from the back office, said Allai,
Speaker 2: hey day tonight. I've sat the knife down on the
Speaker 2: bin of DVDs for some god known reason, went behind
Speaker 2: the counter served this man who's then picked up the
Speaker 2: knife and held it at me.
Speaker 4: I put the bloody.
Speaker 2: Knife in the bin in the first place, and I'm
Speaker 2: sitting there so, and then I felt bad because I'd
Speaker 2: lied to the poor guy. And imagine that guy going
Speaker 2: home that day and thinking, where'd that knife come from?
Speaker 2: Well it was me, but I've lied to his face
Speaker 2: and said, no, that's not my knife. It was my
Speaker 2: knife all along from the back office. And then I
Speaker 2: looked like a fool to the manager because I said,
Speaker 2: I'm really spooked. I'm just just for my own sanity.
Speaker 2: I just need to know where that knife came from.
Speaker 2: He had to called me back and said, you put
Speaker 2: it me. Oh.
Speaker 4: I watched the footage.
Speaker 2: I thought, I'm so embarrassed cause this big color balloon
Speaker 2: and it was my bloody knife that I'd chucked in
Speaker 2: the disc discount DVD bin to begin with.
Speaker 1: I could have ended so badly. What is someone dodgy
Speaker 1: came in?
Speaker 3: I know, you know when you're in primary score and
Speaker 3: you have to carry scissors and they're like, now hold
Speaker 3: it next to you and put the blade down, and.
Speaker 1: You're just putting it in the discount bin.
Speaker 2: Butcher's knife as well, you like a machete. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: but can you imagine him pulling that out on me?
Speaker 4: And even though he was like, you know, is this yours?
Speaker 2: I've jumped back. I've got my life's flashing before me.
Speaker 2: I was I'm Sally fletchering in.
Speaker 4: A laying on the ground. Oh my gods.
Speaker 2: Anyway, the point of the fact of the matter is
Speaker 2: I've done plenty of jobs where I've had to work
Speaker 2: late at night and I'm an out and proud night
Speaker 2: owl and I can't I can't relate. But going back
Speaker 2: to that TikTok, I think it is so funny that
Speaker 2: like people who sleep in get this like bad rap
Speaker 2: that they're lazy, And I mean, I am lazy, but
Speaker 2: they're lazy and they don't work hard. And so this
Speaker 2: is the thing that I experienced with a lot of
Speaker 2: people in my life when I was doing overnight shifts.
Speaker 2: Everyone just seemed to think that I was lazy. And
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm doing seven people's jobs overnight, like the
Speaker 2: people throughout the day, They've got twenty people to make
Speaker 2: the burgers and do all the things.
Speaker 3: I'm doing all that by my set, and then everybody
Speaker 3: comes in at like two am after leaving the club
Speaker 3: and you're there bloody panicking it's all happening.
Speaker 2: And what was really bad about a Friday night overnight
Speaker 2: is the Blue Light Disco would be across the road
Speaker 2: from my McDonald's that I worked at, and the Blue
Speaker 2: Light Disco would end. And when it ended, that was
Speaker 2: when all of the other people finished their shifts, and
Speaker 2: it kind of turned into late night. Sorry, it turned
Speaker 2: into overnight, and so they would all come in and
Speaker 2: it would just be me standing there, going next place bad.
Speaker 2: I'm doing drive through as well, and I'm packing the
Speaker 2: orders and I'm doing everything.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm a hustler.
Speaker 1: This is why you work so hard now, you know,
Speaker 1: never forget where you came from.
Speaker 2: Hey, I don't know if that.
Speaker 4: Was sarcasm or not.
Speaker 3: No, you did.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm mister Brittany telling me I don't do enough.
Speaker 2: So it's weird to have someone acknowledge how hard I
Speaker 2: am a hustler. But also I always say I didn't
Speaker 2: work this hard to work this hard, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. Didn't work this hard to work this hard.
Speaker 2: So I put in all the hard yards earlier so
Speaker 2: that it's not as hard and I can enjoy it now,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: Actually, I remember we did like a vox Pop little
Speaker 3: interview one day and someone asked you, what's your favorite
Speaker 3: thing about Star and you said she's the hardest working
Speaker 3: creator I know. And I didn't know if I thought
Speaker 3: you were being sarcastic. So I said something really rude
Speaker 3: about you, like trying to give you the banter back,
Speaker 3: and you were like, I was being serious.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I didn't know you were capable of being nice.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it depends what mood I'm in. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 2: mood i'm in. But anyway, I'm here for the night
Speaker 2: out and today on this episode we're celebrating the night House,
Speaker 2: so shout.
Speaker 3: Out to you and don't put your forks in the
Speaker 3: microwave please.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that too. Well, it was TV's Night of Nights.
Speaker 2: Earlier this week, the God one hundred and fifty six
Speaker 2: TV Week Logi Awards or something like that happened. Obviously,
Speaker 2: if you're not from Australia, if you're an international scroller,
Speaker 2: a scroller abroad, if you will, the logis are our
Speaker 2: what's the equivalent for like America think of Goldenlow.
Speaker 3: The smallest awards ceremony, but it's like not even on
Speaker 3: the scale of the Golden Yeah.
Speaker 2: True, Look, it's the TV awards like TV shows and
Speaker 2: things like that. They're the awards here in Australia. We
Speaker 2: had the Logis this week and I just have to
Speaker 2: say it, The Logis are fucking piss pour They are
Speaker 2: piss paul, embarrassing, tragic, Okay, I really got a feel
Speaker 2: for that this year.
Speaker 4: I haven't cared much in the past.
Speaker 2: The Arias don't have a bad word to say about them.
Speaker 2: I love the ARIA Awards. That that's our music awards
Speaker 2: for all our scrollers abroad, like the VMAs of Australia,
Speaker 2: I guess, but the the A, the Arias, I love
Speaker 2: the logis oh tragic.
Speaker 3: Also, it's the same fucking people every year that are
Speaker 3: up for these awards. I mean, there is one award
Speaker 3: that's for the best New Talent and there was the
Speaker 3: amazing Felix Cameron, who starred in Boycewaller's Universe. He's like
Speaker 3: eleven years old or something. He had an amazing acceptance
Speaker 3: speeches out there crying. It was very very sweet. Other
Speaker 3: than that, couldn't fucking care less.
Speaker 4: I love kids that act forty. Don't like he he
Speaker 4: is like, what is he eleven?
Speaker 1: He's got to be around eleven.
Speaker 4: Get older than that. Go Google girl? Can we go
Speaker 4: Google girl?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 3: Felix Cameron, phenomenal actor.
Speaker 2: I love kids that are fifteen and act No wait,
Speaker 2: I love kids that are fifteen look eleven but act forty.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Like he he has such
Speaker 2: an old soul about him, if that makes sense. How
Speaker 2: old fifteen Google girls come through with a fifteen that's wild?
Speaker 1: Well, these days can't keep up.
Speaker 4: He's great.
Speaker 2: Gold LOGI went to Larry Emda, which what the fucking
Speaker 2: Larry MD had done in the last twenty years. I
Speaker 2: couldn't tell you, but I was rooting for Robert her
Speaker 2: when I really thought Robert her And had a good
Speaker 2: chance of being Gold. Like, I know, he's fresh on
Speaker 2: the scene, it's his first year, all the rest of that.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He'd have the discussion of whether he deserves it or not.
Speaker 2: But I thought they'd give it to him because I
Speaker 2: just thought that that's how it would swing. But Larry
Speaker 2: am To getting it was so random for me, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I didn't even realize he was nominated for that,
Speaker 2: but I thought, you know, you got your son, your Kruger,
Speaker 2: even your Julia Morris, you know things like that. I
Speaker 2: was like, surely one of them, But good on him.
Speaker 2: Larry got it happy for him. Couldn't tell you what
Speaker 2: he's done in the last twenty years, but hope he's well,
Speaker 2: what did he used to host Price?
Speaker 1: And Price is right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would actually see like a spinny wheel outside
Speaker 3: the studio here and it's giving me prices ride vibes.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I love that show. Yeah, but yeah. Look.
Speaker 3: The other thing that pisces me off about the logis
Speaker 3: is where's the social coverage?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: So when we've got something like the met Gala or
Speaker 3: the Grammy's happening in the US, I'm going to MTV
Speaker 3: social account refreshing every time I refresh I've got someone's
Speaker 3: new outfit because I need to see what everyone's wearing,
Speaker 3: what are the vibes, what's happening. So I think that
Speaker 3: they should employ you and I'm ma att to go
Speaker 3: and do the coverage on the ground next year for
Speaker 3: the logis it could be you and I. That saves
Speaker 3: it because I'm refreshing and it's like an hour between posts.
Speaker 2: Yes, and even the media who were there interviewing just
Speaker 2: such a piss paul lackluster job. Like I saw some
Speaker 2: tiktoks from the night of some of the outlets that
Speaker 2: were the media outlets that were there. Sorry and over
Speaker 2: if you were one of them. But there was some
Speaker 2: media outlets there interviewing people on the car. But which
Speaker 2: I've got to say, first of all, the content was lacking, boring, boring.
Speaker 2: What's in your bag tonight? Which I thought was quite
Speaker 2: strange to ask what was in the back? I thought,
Speaker 2: I hope they've not got anything in there that's gonna,
Speaker 2: you know, get them called out. But anyway, what's in
Speaker 2: my bag? Boring? But to be fair in the media
Speaker 2: outlets defense, god, they're boring people. The interviews I was watching,
Speaker 2: I just thought, beg, bingo, boring. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: I just thought, I mean, but you've got to be actors.
Speaker 2: They are very demure, aren't they. No, what's what's the
Speaker 2: word star wick? They're quite stock people. They're quite Also
Speaker 2: the demure trend can get rooted as well.
Speaker 4: Hate that.
Speaker 2: I think it's so boring, so boring. I think it's
Speaker 2: it's also been overdone so quickly, yeah, so quickly.
Speaker 3: Have you seen all of the streamer brands now coming
Speaker 3: up with clips from like film and TV where they
Speaker 3: use the words demure and everyone's like, wait, this is
Speaker 3: actually a real word.
Speaker 1: That wasn't invented on TikTok. I'm like, come on, oh
Speaker 1: me looking up de mure synonym or like demure definition.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you know, sometimes I think, if it's that
Speaker 2: easy to go viral, why hasn't it happened? No, I
Speaker 2: don't mean to change the course of literally the entire world.
Speaker 2: Almost everybody's using it now, everybody's doing it, And I'm like,
Speaker 2: good on her, love that for her, hope she's striving.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, it's a weird one. It's a weird trend.
Speaker 2: To go on.
Speaker 3: See the creator who started the trend has now you know, raised,
Speaker 3: not raised, like earned enough money in the past couple
Speaker 3: of weeks to finish her transitions.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah from the Creative Fund, which again we
Speaker 2: were saying the other week we don't have here in Australia.
Speaker 3: Okay, So if you were on the Logi's carpet and
Speaker 3: you got to interview the likes of Larry Ender and
Speaker 3: whoever else is in Australian media, what would you ask them?
Speaker 2: Oh, I wouldn't. I wouldn't be put in that awful position.
Speaker 2: I can't think like that because I'd rather be on
Speaker 2: the other side, you know what I mean. I don't
Speaker 2: want to manifest being on that side of the carpet.
Speaker 2: I want to be manifesting the other side of the carpet.
Speaker 1: Have you been to the Logis before?
Speaker 4: No, which is probably why I hate them.
Speaker 2: No. But I just think, like even the fashion the
Speaker 2: other night, I was looking at a lot of the fashion,
Speaker 2: which you know, given my history on YouTube doing Red
Speaker 2: Carpet fashion reviews and things like that, I think I
Speaker 2: did Logis one year. I don't know. The fashion was
Speaker 2: lacking as well, from both the men and the women.
Speaker 2: I think to my favorite, you know, I wouldn't say
Speaker 2: best dressed because there wasn't much else to go off,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? But actually they probably do
Speaker 2: win best dressed because there wasn't much else to go off.
Speaker 2: Would have been Tanya Hennessy loved what she was wearing,
Speaker 2: and Maddie Mills loved what he was wearing, the embellished blazer,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, Oh my best dressed of the night,
Speaker 2: And although they both were absolutely stunning, it wasn't hard
Speaker 2: to win that. That's all I'm saying, because I don't
Speaker 2: know what half the people on there were wearing. But
Speaker 2: I went, is this really? And Joanna, poor Joanna, what's
Speaker 2: her name? Can you please go google girl Joanna from
Speaker 2: Better Homes and Gardens get her full name for me?
Speaker 2: She is this gorgeous, gorgeous woman. I don't know who
Speaker 2: her stylist is, but she needs to be fired because Joanna,
Speaker 2: what's the name? Joanna Griggs? Oh, look at a beautiful,
Speaker 2: beautiful and national treasure. Gorgeous, right, I don't know the
Speaker 2: dress she was wearing was giving she and and yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll get up a photo of her here so you
Speaker 2: can see. No, that's the lastiest one. That one's actually gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Put in Logan's twenty.
Speaker 4: Twenty four for me.
Speaker 2: Have a look at that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that one?
Speaker 2: What the hell in the fashion nova is going on?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 2: Sorrey Sorrey Surrey, I mean loving the low cut. She
Speaker 2: looks absolutely gorgeous, a fabulous little fake tan on a
Speaker 2: gorgeous stunning But that dress, I mean, I just oh,
Speaker 2: sorry for the scrollers. We're just scrolling on Google right
Speaker 2: now through all of the all of the looks. First
Speaker 2: of all, why do men even bother? Why do men
Speaker 2: even bother to do literally nothing? Get off the carpet.
Speaker 2: You're wearing a black suit with a white T shirt.
Speaker 2: Can't be bothered looking at you. Give us some give
Speaker 2: us some pizzazz, like Maddie Mills and.
Speaker 4: Now I hate it. Don't even try to defend it. Hannah.
Speaker 4: Hannah's over there.
Speaker 1: Going like that, that's really cool. Not not into the
Speaker 1: green bel bet who's that?
Speaker 2: No? No, and see what a man? Now go back
Speaker 2: to Joanna because we've just scrolled through, okay, to give
Speaker 2: you some context scrollers, because I know it's a podcast
Speaker 2: and you can't even see what we're doing, but we've
Speaker 2: just been scrolling through a lot of the photos and
Speaker 2: we're going yeah, yeah, yeah, And then Joanna Griggs has
Speaker 2: come up and I've gone We've all laughed, and I
Speaker 2: don't not that this will get back to her because
Speaker 2: what the hell is she doing. She's not listening to
Speaker 2: high scrollers and none of you send it to her. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is this is, this is what stays in the group,
Speaker 2: happens in the whatever the fuck? Oh fuck, I didn't
Speaker 2: see Kate Richie. She looks fucking phenomenal. Look at that.
Speaker 4: Wow, hang on, she might have bumped Tany Hennesy off
Speaker 4: best dress.
Speaker 2: Wow, ok, reach beautiful.
Speaker 3: Kind of it's fitted corset on the top and then
Speaker 3: some chule.
Speaker 2: On the bottom. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Actually that's taken my breath away.
Speaker 3: And thank god she got a good pie because that's
Speaker 3: the other thing with the logis people are just uploading
Speaker 3: these photos on a media wall. I'm like, where's the
Speaker 3: good lighting? These poor people have got the shadows on
Speaker 3: their face.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's a really hectic kind of evening when
Speaker 1: you're there, but.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, gotta say good on them.
Speaker 2: They're there. I'm not Aida Nicodemi looks gorgeous, that's fine.
Speaker 2: Samantha Armaitide, what's gone on their semi love semi just
Speaker 2: get around?
Speaker 1: Oh my god with the sleeves.
Speaker 4: Of just oh my god.
Speaker 2: I mean really it's it's disappointing, but it's fabulous. Who's
Speaker 2: that Missy Higgins?
Speaker 3: Not bad?
Speaker 2: Actually that's quite nice. What's she doing there? Isn't it
Speaker 2: the logo?
Speaker 4: She's a musician? What's miss Higgins in?
Speaker 2: Has she done something?
Speaker 1: This is Australian media Johns stupid show?
Speaker 4: Anyway, there's Larry.
Speaker 3: I think maybe is there a dress bit like a
Speaker 3: theme for the logis maybe they should set a theme
Speaker 3: and that would be easier to work with.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think there is, but maybe they're needed to
Speaker 2: be oh Ding Dong. Denise Treisdale looks absolutely fine. That's gorgeous,
Speaker 2: but you know again, it's that's giving.
Speaker 4: That's giving.
Speaker 2: Men dressing up for a family lunch, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Sonya Krueger always wearing and doing way too much,
Speaker 2: you know, Harry big More, sure, gorgeous, but I've seen
Speaker 2: a look absolutely, you know, one hundred out of time.
Speaker 1: Oh, Shelley Craft in the red that's good.
Speaker 4: Nah, I don't like red on a red carpet. Really,
Speaker 4: I've read on a red carpet.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the point is I'm just having a bitch.
Speaker 2: I'm a bitch whatever. Whatever the point is the LOGI
Speaker 2: see with the Arias, I feel there are people who
Speaker 2: don't put in effort, but then there's people who really do,
Speaker 2: and I get that it's meant to be like the
Speaker 2: logos is almost like a gala as opposed to like
Speaker 2: an awards ceremony. And also perhaps it's an audition because
Speaker 2: it is TV. Like with the Arias, you can take
Speaker 2: those risks and all the rest of that.
Speaker 4: Okay, here we go. This is what I always do.
Speaker 4: I flip the script.
Speaker 2: Now that I've had time to think about it, I've
Speaker 2: come in strong. I've said they're all fucking ugly, and
Speaker 2: now that I'm thinking about it, I'm going, well, actually,
Speaker 2: it makes sense because if you look at the arias,
Speaker 2: perhaps that's you know, if you're a musical artist, you
Speaker 2: do want to take those risks. You want to be
Speaker 2: seen because you want to promote your profile, whereas with
Speaker 2: the logis perhaps because it's you know, the industry night
Speaker 2: of nights, and they want to look a little bit
Speaker 2: more put together, professional and sub dude, because that's such
Speaker 2: an actor thing. Yeah, it's such an it's not an
Speaker 2: actor thing to like stand out and be the loudest
Speaker 2: person in the room. Think of actors and when they
Speaker 2: do interviews and things like that, they're kind of reserved.
Speaker 1: Want to be taken a bit more seriously kind of
Speaker 1: maybe and perhaps because they're in the room like that,
Speaker 1: as I said, might be a bit of an audition.
Speaker 2: Like they're in the room, so they've got to be
Speaker 2: showing that they're this. They've got to be They're always acting,
Speaker 2: is what I'm saying. They're always acting. But yeah, just disappointing.
Speaker 2: Give me fun. Do more. Now. The other exciting thing
Speaker 2: about having you on Today's Star is you, like me
Speaker 2: and unlike Brittany, a big book reader, although you're very slow.
Speaker 2: Are you still reading Iron Flames?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just it's the fantasy books take me so
Speaker 3: long because I'm like, oh, I need like a few
Speaker 3: cleanses in between. And I must say, I still have
Speaker 3: the messages from you that you sent me in January
Speaker 3: this year go.
Speaker 1: Kind of thinking of getting into reading. Do you have
Speaker 1: any recommendations for me?
Speaker 3: I sent you like seven book records and you read
Speaker 3: them all in like a day because you just read
Speaker 3: and abnormal speed.
Speaker 1: How many how many books is you?
Speaker 2: I'm up to seventy something. I've really slacked off in July.
Speaker 2: I only read two or three books it.
Speaker 1: Which is like a normal amount of books for the
Speaker 1: has to read.
Speaker 2: But no.
Speaker 1: Our big news in book world.
Speaker 3: This week, of course, is that the film adaptation of
Speaker 3: It Ends with Us has come out. It has hit
Speaker 3: cinemas and we've both seen it. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Okay, so first and foremost, I mean you go first.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I want to know.
Speaker 2: What you think before I make up Gavin my thoughts.
Speaker 3: So this was one of the books that kind of
Speaker 3: got me back into reading, and I read it a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago, and I think it's always amazing
Speaker 3: when something gains this crazy popularity online because it gets
Speaker 3: people into the world of reading, which I love. There
Speaker 3: were definitely a lot of things in the book that
Speaker 3: I was worried about how it was going to come
Speaker 3: across in the film, Like the book is really quite
Speaker 3: cheesy and a bit cringe a lot of the time,
Speaker 3: and I was kind of pleasantly surprised to see how
Speaker 3: that translated into film. One of the things that I
Speaker 3: was like, Oh gosh, how is this going to come
Speaker 3: across in the movie is that Lily writes her diary
Speaker 3: entries to Ellen, like Ellen DeGeneres, and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of dory references and it's all about Ellen. And I
Speaker 3: was like, no, please, don't do this in the movie.
Speaker 3: It's going to be so fucking cringe. And we only
Speaker 3: saw Ellen a little glimpse on the TV did like.
Speaker 2: A nod to it, yeah, which I appreciated too, not
Speaker 2: only because of the Ellen controversy over the last couple
Speaker 2: of years. But also just because that's so random to
Speaker 2: be obsessed that obsessed with Ellen and be writing the
Speaker 2: love letters and things like that was wild. Also, I
Speaker 2: will say right now, like, if you haven't seen the movie,
Speaker 2: potentially some spoiler warnings here because but also it's not
Speaker 2: really a movie with spoilers, you know what I mean. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think that they did a really really good job
Speaker 2: of adapting. The whole thing that Coleen Hoover was talking
Speaker 2: about when she was doing the press for this movie
Speaker 2: is that they wanted to keep it as true to
Speaker 2: the book as possible because the amount of times that
Speaker 2: we read a book and then see the movie and
Speaker 2: it's nothing like the book, the amount of complaints that
Speaker 2: that comes, and people aren't gonna complain it either way, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they really tried to make it as true to
Speaker 2: the book as possible, and I felt while watching it
Speaker 2: that was one hundred percent spot on, Like I was like, yes,
Speaker 2: that's exactly how I pictured this. To be fair, I
Speaker 2: only read the book a couple of months ago, last
Speaker 2: month or the month before, and so the trailer had
Speaker 2: already been released. So when I read the book, I
Speaker 2: had Blake Lively in my head whereas you read the
Speaker 2: book years ago, so you didn't have Blake Lively in
Speaker 2: your head. So a lot of people have been saying
Speaker 2: that Blake wasn't the person that they pictured for that character.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Yeah, look, I think when I
Speaker 3: read it, well, obviously in the book, Lily is a
Speaker 3: lot younger as well, so in the movie they've aged
Speaker 3: her up like by I don't know, however, many years.
Speaker 3: So my picture of her was someone who was a
Speaker 3: lot softer in nature, and I think Blake Lively is
Speaker 3: such like a striking presence in whatever role she's in,
Speaker 3: so it definitely brought a different side to Lily. I
Speaker 3: thought that Justin Baldoni was amazing as Ryle, Like he
Speaker 3: was so menacing and he really played that part well.
Speaker 3: Like there were a lot of times in the movie
Speaker 3: where I had to close my eyes because it was
Speaker 3: making me really uncomfortable. Really yeah, yeah, I found like,
Speaker 3: particularly the more heaviest scenes, I was like, actually, you
Speaker 3: can't watch this right now, which is definitely important to
Speaker 3: spark these conversations amongst people. But I mean it was
Speaker 3: hard to read as well. It's hard to read and
Speaker 3: it's hard to watch. But I thought he did a
Speaker 3: really great job. Yeah Atlas perfect perfect, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hotter, You didn't think he was hot?
Speaker 4: I mean, he's gorgeous, but like I wanted him to
Speaker 4: be like hot hot, Yeah, so hot?
Speaker 2: I couldn't, you know. I even think like Ryle could
Speaker 2: have been hotter too. Sorry, he's gorgeous. They're both gorgeous,
Speaker 2: but I'm like, could have taken it up that one
Speaker 2: more notch for me, because the thing was, like I
Speaker 2: think in the when reading the book, like I loved
Speaker 2: Ryle and then obviously hated him, but with the movie,
Speaker 2: like I hated him straight away Like I didn't.
Speaker 4: I didn't, I just didn't.
Speaker 2: In the book I saw or I almost saw or
Speaker 2: understood the redeeming factors for not for staying with him,
Speaker 2: but the attraction in general. And in the movie I went,
Speaker 2: what's there to like about this guy?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean? And yeah, I feel like
Speaker 4: they did a good job.
Speaker 2: I will say, if you have read the book, I
Speaker 2: feel like the go and see the movie obviously if
Speaker 2: you haven't already, if you haven't read the book. The
Speaker 2: one thing I thought was as I was watching that
Speaker 2: first scene of them on the rooftop, I thought, if
Speaker 2: you haven't read the book, you'd be so fucking confused, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: this scene is like eighteen minutes long, and it's just
Speaker 2: the framing and the everything and the conversations and all that,
Speaker 2: and how fast it kind of gets into it. I
Speaker 2: was like, if you hadn't read the book, like, you
Speaker 2: are missing so much almost context from that scene, and
Speaker 2: perhaps you would be a little bit confused about what
Speaker 2: was going on. I definitely think that the movie is
Speaker 2: going to be most enjoyed if you've read and loved
Speaker 2: the book. If you haven't read the book, I can't
Speaker 2: see you enjoying that movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you need all of the pieces of information.
Speaker 1: Because I thought that through with the rooftop.
Speaker 3: Scene, I'm like, this is going for like forty five
Speaker 3: minutes going on, and it wasn't even like particularly funny
Speaker 3: or memorable.
Speaker 2: In that way.
Speaker 1: It was just like, all right, let's move on from here.
Speaker 1: We need to change it up.
Speaker 3: The other gripe that I had was Lily and Atlas's
Speaker 3: relationship when they were teenagers. I felt that in the
Speaker 3: film it was positioned as being way more sexually charged
Speaker 3: as opposed to it being very emotional, kind of that
Speaker 3: soulmate connection that I felt in the book, and of
Speaker 3: course they are horny teenagers, so they would have to
Speaker 3: change it a little bit to be able to you know,
Speaker 3: adapt it to the screen. But what, even though I
Speaker 3: have read the book, I was going, oh, you know,
Speaker 3: so she just like let this guy into their house,
Speaker 3: a little smoochy smooch, had little root and then right.
Speaker 1: I just I really wish that they went a.
Speaker 3: Little bit deeper with showing the flashbacks because also how
Speaker 3: amazing was the casting of the younger actors, I know,
Speaker 3: compared to it and even like she had a little
Speaker 3: birthmark on her face in the exact same spot as
Speaker 3: Blake Lively.
Speaker 1: It was amazing, I know, because.
Speaker 4: The whole time I was like, oh, they've like added
Speaker 4: the mole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then when I've seen the press interviews and stuff,
Speaker 2: and they've actually discussed that as well. You know, people
Speaker 2: thought it was prosthetics or something. Yeah, and it's not,
Speaker 2: which is kind of wild, Like that's kind of almost
Speaker 2: a bit scary that they're so identical. But yeah, the
Speaker 2: younger cast was amazing. Blake Lively actually did a great job,
Speaker 2: like I loved her, But the standout was the best friend.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Alyssah, she was great.
Speaker 2: Oh love her love but yeah, all around, like I
Speaker 2: really enjoyed myself. I really loved it. I thought they
Speaker 2: at justice. But I think if you haven't read the book,
Speaker 2: weird weird movie, to just go in blind.
Speaker 3: To also just quickly read the book. It's not that
Speaker 3: long Colleen's books there, they're all page turner. Chuck the
Speaker 3: audiobook on one point five spe you'll be thrilled in you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it took me a day or two, I reckon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well your reading pace is.
Speaker 2: I love like cap day night skimming through. Look for me.
Speaker 2: Please say no sorry before you go, I will say,
Speaker 2: ask me any question about any book I've read this year,
Speaker 2: couldn't tell your fucking answer soon.
Speaker 4: I couldn't tell you.
Speaker 2: I am there for the quick, thrilling aspect of it.
Speaker 2: I want that quick, you know, satisfaction, and then I
Speaker 2: never think about that book again. Do not think that
Speaker 2: I am here. And if you ask me a question
Speaker 2: about all the books I've read this year and go
Speaker 2: what happened in this book? I couldn't tell you. I
Speaker 2: couldn't tell you. I'm not retaining any of this information.
Speaker 2: For me, It's about just the thrill.
Speaker 4: Of the story.
Speaker 2: The jaw dropping, you know, especially with a thriller, I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, Oh my gosh. And then that book's done.
Speaker 2: Finished the book last night. I couldn't tell you what happened.
Speaker 2: They kidnapped some kids or something or rather, and that
Speaker 2: was the end of it. But I remember, I remember
Speaker 2: my jaw dropping like twenty times, and that's the thrill
Speaker 2: I wanted.
Speaker 1: I message you the other day. I was like, Hey,
Speaker 1: what's the me with that book with the kidnapping? A
Speaker 1: reach one?
Speaker 2: And that's half the books I read with the kidnapping trope,
Speaker 2: Like every every thrill I had like some aspect of
Speaker 2: kidnapping in And I said to her, which one are.
Speaker 4: You talking about?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, yeah, so whatever, what were you going
Speaker 2: to say?
Speaker 3: I was going to say, look for me. It ends
Speaker 3: with that's a movie. I I feel just meh about it.
Speaker 3: I just feel a little bit neutral. I wasn't like
Speaker 3: this movie has completely changed my life. There is a
Speaker 3: lot of time and space between when I first read
Speaker 3: the book and when I watched the film. I would
Speaker 3: watch it again when it comes onto streaming, but I
Speaker 3: probably wouldn't, you know, go chuck the twenty five bucks. Still,
Speaker 3: I have a much of coss states to go get
Speaker 3: a movie ticket and see it again. I'm just like, eh,
Speaker 3: I just feel like kind of my life feels kind
Speaker 3: of the same before and after seeing it.
Speaker 4: How much does it cost to go to the movies
Speaker 4: these days?
Speaker 3: Well, if you join like a rewards program like I have,
Speaker 3: you can get it for like eighteen.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, blood expense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's not the actual movie.
Speaker 2: It's all the upgrades as well, isn't it The popcorn
Speaker 2: and the drink and the rest.
Speaker 1: Still, the sixteen dollars for a medium popcorn ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I'm shoving a bag of popcorn color pants and walking
Speaker 3: in go to coals and then go to the movies.
Speaker 2: But also like, yeah, my thing is, see I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't run a business, so I don't know. But
Speaker 2: my thing is, if they made those things more affordable,
Speaker 2: I would purchase it at the movies because it's more convenient.
Speaker 2: Like it's less convenient for me to go to coals
Speaker 2: and get a few snacks and things and take it
Speaker 2: to the movies. Right, But if I went to the
Speaker 2: cinema and it was five dollars for a popcorn and
Speaker 2: five dollars for a drink, as it should be, and
Speaker 2: as it is everywhere else. I think I would like
Speaker 2: popcorn's cheap to make come on everyone. And then your
Speaker 2: fountain drinks as well, you know, the ones that you
Speaker 2: just press the button and it shoots out the soda
Speaker 2: like they are pissed cheap as well. So there's no
Speaker 2: reason should be eleven dollars for a coke because on
Speaker 2: a like, I don't know how much it actually costs,
Speaker 2: but I remember doing the maths when I've worked places
Speaker 2: that have the fountain drinks before. Sometimes it had cost
Speaker 2: eleven dollars, sorry, eleven cents for one drink, and you're
Speaker 2: selling it for four fifty, which is fine. I'm happy
Speaker 2: to pay four fifty. But what I'm trying to get
Speaker 2: at here is, I mean, I understand that there's probably
Speaker 2: a way that they run their business, but if the
Speaker 2: things were cheaper, I would buy them at the movies,
Speaker 2: in turn, meaning more people would buy it at the movies,
Speaker 2: in turn, meaning perhaps you'd make more money than selling
Speaker 2: it for like, you know, it's cost me eighty dollars
Speaker 2: to get a couple snacks at the movies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I reckon It's like the snotty kids who
Speaker 3: are there with their parents are like, I want to
Speaker 3: get fairy flowers, and it's right at their eye lines.
Speaker 3: So people will just buy it anyway, just purely because
Speaker 3: of convenience because it's there. But me personally, I'm not
Speaker 3: dropping eleven dollars on a bloody bag of malteasers because.
Speaker 2: That is fairy floss. What's that sugar that's been heating
Speaker 2: up and throwing around the room. I'm sorry, you know,
Speaker 2: I used to work in a place with the fairy floss.
Speaker 1: For how many fucking jobs you had?
Speaker 2: I've had every job under the sun, Like name a
Speaker 2: job I had. I have worked on a Merry Go round.
Speaker 2: I've worked on the clowns. I've worked you know, the clowns.
Speaker 2: You put the ball in the mouth of the plantswitson out,
Speaker 2: you went a price. I've done the fairy floss. I've
Speaker 2: done corn dogs, I've done all the fast food you
Speaker 2: can think of.
Speaker 1: Carne, you've run away to the circuit.
Speaker 2: Karnie was like my first first ever job, and I
Speaker 2: never talk about it because it was so illegal because
Speaker 2: I was only eleven years old running a Merry Go round.
Speaker 2: I mean the work, health and safety. You couldn't do it,
Speaker 2: but these days you go to jail. But I was
Speaker 2: eleven years old.
Speaker 1: Majors Felix Cameron from Boys, Yeah right, I.
Speaker 2: Was eleven, acted like a forty year old. But yeah no,
Speaker 2: I have worked like name somewhere. I've probably worked there.
Speaker 2: I've done it all. I've done every industry to try
Speaker 2: and find the industry that I want to do, and
Speaker 2: I'm still doing everything to this day. I mean, I've
Speaker 2: done the social media and then I go I better
Speaker 2: try djaying, you know, I better do a podcast, I
Speaker 2: better do the comedy shows.
Speaker 4: I just can't sit still, Louve you know, so.
Speaker 1: You're lazy, but you're actually not your word, bloody heart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, Thank you, appreciate you boosting me up.
Speaker 2: You know, Brittany, I hope you're listening to this. This
Speaker 2: is what I need from a co host. Is is
Speaker 2: this kind of support just gass me up? Because my
Speaker 2: egos already through the roof, so you may as well
Speaker 2: just let it go skyrocket. Honestly, but this has been
Speaker 2: absolutely so fine. And look, because Brittany isn't here this week,
Speaker 2: I guess I'll say, oh, you want to say sorry,
Speaker 2: but look on your face. Okay, go ahead, waiting for
Speaker 2: this all day.
Speaker 3: Another episode, done and dusted.
Speaker 2: Star, Thank you so much for joining us here at
Speaker 2: high schoolers today. If people have loved listening to you today,
Speaker 2: where can they find you on the internet?
Speaker 3: Yes, so my Instagram is star Sta Doubler MCG like
Speaker 3: the Cricket Ground, and then my TikTok is just star
Speaker 3: Sta Doubler.
Speaker 2: Oh you got that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Nothing, that's nice iconic.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's nice.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think they.
Speaker 3: Booted whoever else had the name nice. Yeah, okay, they
Speaker 3: got dropped down to use a one, two, three for five.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, loving that for you.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you so much for joining us. Hopefully you'll
Speaker 2: be back If if actually.
Speaker 4: No, I'll try and get someone else.
Speaker 2: I love this to be fun. I was gonna say,
Speaker 2: if Britney's ever sick again, I'll call on you, But
Speaker 2: I actually think it would be fun to get someone
Speaker 2: else and see how shit they are compared to because
Speaker 2: this has gone as good as it could have, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like this was on standby for when the other person sucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this was This was a stellar episode. But I'd
Speaker 2: love the contrast of getting on someone absolutely horrid and
Speaker 2: just like no chemistry whatsoever. Yeah, I mean anyway, the
Speaker 2: point of the fact of the matter is, thank you
Speaker 2: for listening, scrollers, thank you for being his star. Brittany
Speaker 2: will be back with us next week. Anyway, Danala better
Speaker 2: let you go. I've got to go put this big
Speaker 2: knife away. Did this come from?
Speaker 1: Is this your knife?