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Speaker 1: I'm Britney Saunders and I'm all right hey.
Speaker 2: And this is High Scrollers, the podcast version of your
Speaker 2: favorite group chat.
Speaker 1: We've been sharing our lives online for over ten years,
Speaker 1: so who better to catch you up on everything that's
Speaker 1: going viral.
Speaker 2: Plus we talk a lot about ourselves too.
Speaker 1: Coming up on this episode, I requested a song to
Speaker 1: a DJ on a night out recently, and Matt's got
Speaker 1: an opinion on me doing that.
Speaker 2: Plus I'm going to revert you back to the olden days, dol.
Speaker 2: I've discovered something that is going to change your life.
Speaker 2: Electronics out the window. We're going back manual. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you all about it. Oh and just a fair warning,
Speaker 2: I do hijack this episode by talking aout Kylie Minog
Speaker 2: for about half an hour. Sorry about it, don't care,
Speaker 2: deal me in do Let's go. Good morning, Matthew, and
Speaker 2: what a beautiful morning, it is.
Speaker 1: Well, it's an exciting week for you, doesn't the Kylie
Speaker 1: tour stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, I'm already on it. I'm already on it
Speaker 2: right now. I think we're obviously recording this a little
Speaker 2: early because I'm away. You're away as well. But I
Speaker 2: think right now, I think I'm in Adelaide from memory.
Speaker 2: I've got four days in Adelaide. Adelaide, oh twice in
Speaker 2: my life. Yeah, did adelade Fringe festival that I did
Speaker 2: my Dancing Queen tour.
Speaker 1: I've been to Adelaide twice in my life too. Once
Speaker 1: was years and years and years ago. There was, like
Speaker 1: I'm talking eight nine years ago, there was a makeup
Speaker 1: trade show in Adelaide and it was when I was
Speaker 1: like a beauty guru and they had me come down
Speaker 1: and like do a meet and greet thing there. And
Speaker 1: then the other time that I went there was last
Speaker 1: year when I was trying to suss out a fate
Speaker 1: Adelaide store. And I do have to say those two
Speaker 1: times I've gone to Adelaide, even though they're very far
Speaker 1: apart in time, I really get a good vibe when
Speaker 1: I'm in Adelaide. Yeah, it is nice, like every time
Speaker 1: I'm there, even though something being twice, it just feels
Speaker 1: good when you're in Adelaide. Would you say the same, Matt,
Speaker 1: Yes and no.
Speaker 2: I feel Adelaide is fun, but it does feel like
Speaker 2: I'm in the Twilight Zone sometimes, Like I walk around
Speaker 2: and I mean like I walked through that Rundel mall
Speaker 2: last time I was there, and I felt like everyone
Speaker 2: feels like a robot. Like I felt very Truman Show.
Speaker 2: Actually really it's very Palm Springs.
Speaker 1: It does feel a bit Truman Show, or like the
Speaker 1: vibe that I get when I was there. But when
Speaker 1: I was there last year it was raining, so it
Speaker 1: was a bit like morbid. But I feel like everyone
Speaker 1: in Adelaide maybe it's a little bit like Newcastle. Everyone's
Speaker 1: kind of just living in slow motion, like it's it's
Speaker 1: not hustle and bustle. It's not like Sydney. But I
Speaker 1: feel like Newi is the same, Like it's just relax,
Speaker 1: like no one seems in a rush, like it's just
Speaker 1: everyone's gone with a flow. And maybe that's why I
Speaker 1: like it, Okay, because I love that about Newcastle because
Speaker 1: when we're here on our usual Mondays doing the records
Speaker 1: and I'm fucking driving over the Sydney Harbor Bridge and
Speaker 1: it's twists and turns and trying to find a park.
Speaker 1: I love when I go home to Newcastle and it's
Speaker 1: just like peace.
Speaker 2: Okay, nice. Yeah. I feel that that Maybe that's why
Speaker 2: people were giving Robot because that was so slow walking
Speaker 2: around with like you know, but not a care in
Speaker 2: the world here in Sydney. Like I walked through the
Speaker 2: streets in Sydney and everyone's like.
Speaker 1: Get out of my different energy. For those of you
Speaker 1: that live in Adelaide, to all our Adelaide scholars, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to let us know in our broadcast channel.
Speaker 1: Are we correct in that observation as an outsider not
Speaker 1: an Are they called like Adelaidians? I don't know, Like
Speaker 1: are we correct?
Speaker 2: Also? I hate that know that Newcastle people are called
Speaker 2: Nova Castrian. No, that's what which isn't that? The street
Speaker 2: team of Nova Nova Castrians I think called the street team,
Speaker 2: like the people who were Super.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So there's a little fun fact for you all
Speaker 1: about Newcastle. People from Newcastle are called Novacastrians.
Speaker 2: But I used to feel the same way about Melbourne
Speaker 2: because like when I would go down to Melbourne, I'd
Speaker 2: be like like in Sydney, I feel like everyone's like,
Speaker 2: get out of my way. I got money to might
Speaker 2: let's go, Let's get out of my way. You could
Speaker 2: see the ladies walking through Hyde Park in their business attire,
Speaker 2: but then they've got the joggers on because they've got
Speaker 2: to walk fast and tagging their little heels off.
Speaker 1: You know, I reckon Melbourne feels relaxed.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure. I feel like you walk through a
Speaker 2: park in Melbourne at about eleven am and everyone's just
Speaker 2: laying there eating cheese and basically drinking wine. Yeah, we'll
Speaker 2: get the work done when we can be bothered done it.
Speaker 2: We've got all day to get the work done.
Speaker 1: Speaking of like busy CBDs and corporate people, Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: just got a question, and this could be a dumb question.
Speaker 1: So everyone working in corporate, what are you doing? Like?
Speaker 1: You know how you see people I are working corporate
Speaker 1: and they're like going to their corporate nine to five?
Speaker 1: What are you doing all day? Do you know what
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think they're all just what are
Speaker 2: they doing?
Speaker 1: I need to hear from the corporate queens? What are
Speaker 1: you doing for eight hours a day? Like just typing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all I want to see on TikTok is
Speaker 2: like the corporate girl is being like, here's my nine
Speaker 2: to five. But I've seen.
Speaker 1: Those girl who's on TikTok and it's just like them
Speaker 1: typing and then having the coffee. But I'm like, what
Speaker 1: are you doing for eight hours? Like? Are they just
Speaker 1: making shit up? I can't. I can't see how there
Speaker 1: is a job where you could just be typing for
Speaker 1: eight hours of the day.
Speaker 2: I think that's everyone in this current state of the world. Like,
Speaker 2: I think we're all just making it up every single day,
Speaker 2: aren't we. Aren't we all just waking up each day
Speaker 2: going I don't know what I'm doing, but I'm going
Speaker 2: to pretend that I do. At least that's me.
Speaker 1: The other day, I was at my fucking coffee shop
Speaker 1: outdo which, by the way, you did a viral video
Speaker 1: about a month ago now probably, and everyone was like,
Speaker 1: I didn't know she had a coffee shop. Yeah, fucking
Speaker 1: get with the tome.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like you never talk about it? True?
Speaker 1: But see I never talk about it because I feel
Speaker 1: like everyone just knows. So then I don't want to
Speaker 1: be like Dicky. Now I have a coffee out because
Speaker 1: everyone be like, shut the fuck up, yes we know,
Speaker 1: but there's a little marketing tip for all of you.
Speaker 1: I always assumed that no one knows.
Speaker 2: And that video, by the way, was from literally like
Speaker 2: almost a year ago, because when I filmed the video,
Speaker 2: I edited the video and then I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't really love the video, like it's not that great,
Speaker 2: so I won't drug it out. Yeah, because I'm doing
Speaker 2: from the Vault series on the TikTok, So I've got
Speaker 2: all these videos from last year, taste tests and bloody
Speaker 2: vlugs and everything that I just never ended up posting
Speaker 2: because I don't know, you get sick of yourself if
Speaker 2: I'm honest, and I go, I don't think, can you
Speaker 2: get to yourself? Oh every day, babe, every single ou
Speaker 2: I wish you could all take a walk inside this brain, honey.
Speaker 2: You would be surprised at what's going on up here.
Speaker 2: You'd be like, what the bloody fuck get in the
Speaker 2: therapy now, Dylan, because what's going on. But basically, I
Speaker 2: literally will make a video, edit the whole thing, and
Speaker 2: then go, nah, not good enough, not good enough. So
Speaker 2: this year I was like, you know what, I'm just
Speaker 2: posted because I mean at the time of recording, as
Speaker 2: we said, we're recording this a little early. But I
Speaker 2: made a challenge to myself at the start of the year,
Speaker 2: and I was like, I'm going to post on TikTok
Speaker 2: every single day and just like see how that goes
Speaker 2: and see if that because you know, everyone always post consistently,
Speaker 2: post consistently. In the eleven years I've been on Sasha Media,
Speaker 2: I've never posted consistently in my life, like not once.
Speaker 2: I mean back in the day on YouTube it was
Speaker 2: a bit different.
Speaker 1: But back in the day on YouTube, like I swear,
Speaker 1: audiences were a lot different back then. Because I'm preparing
Speaker 1: to do a keynote speech at the moment, and I've
Speaker 1: been going through like all my old Facebook posts, like
Speaker 1: you know, when we used to use Facebook pages a lot,
Speaker 1: and I found my old YouTube banner because we used
Speaker 1: to like always have a cute decorative banner on our channel.
Speaker 1: And my banner said like Britney Lee Saunders new videos
Speaker 1: every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Yeah, and I was
Speaker 1: committed to four YouTube videos a week and we like
Speaker 1: advertise that it was on our banner. We said it
Speaker 1: at the end of every video, like see you in
Speaker 1: my next video. And back then, if we like missed
Speaker 1: a day, I remember, people would be like, where's the video?
Speaker 1: Whereas now I feel like audiences aren't like expecting videos
Speaker 1: at certain times, like you kind of just watch whatever's
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I was at Outdo the other day, which
Speaker 1: is my coffee shop slash cafe in Newcastle, AJ and
Speaker 1: I own it together, and I was with another friend
Speaker 1: and then this this girl came up and like saw
Speaker 1: my friend that I was with, and they're like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, what are you doing here? I'm here for
Speaker 1: she was here like doing some like conference thing, and
Speaker 1: she's like, fuck this corporate life, honestly, And I said
Speaker 1: to her, what do you do all day? And she's like, honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't fucking know. Like she's like I don't know,
Speaker 1: Like I just talk to people. And so I'm I
Speaker 1: genuinely think like, yeah, some corporate roles, they'd be doing
Speaker 1: shit all day left and right and center, meeting here,
Speaker 1: meeting there. But for the majority, like what are people
Speaker 1: doing in corporate and why is it called that? And
Speaker 1: where exactly do you have to work for it to
Speaker 1: be considered.
Speaker 2: Corporate, I have no idea, like.
Speaker 1: Does it have to be a bank? Does it have
Speaker 1: to be a finance?
Speaker 2: Wrong?
Speaker 1: And like what do you what are the jobs? What
Speaker 1: do you mean you work in corporate? Like you're a receptionist?
Speaker 1: Are you an accountant? Like? What is corporate? That's what
Speaker 1: I want to know someone.
Speaker 2: And like assistance at a law firm that corporatesing with
Speaker 2: like what exactly are you.
Speaker 1: Doing so I can talk about this? Actually, when I
Speaker 1: was Oh, there's Ricky.
Speaker 2: Lee, you're joke and I want to turn around so bad.
Speaker 1: It's just in his little room behind you.
Speaker 2: I love her so much, My god, Rain, she looks so.
Speaker 1: Beautiful.
Speaker 2: Should I have a look? Canna? Should I? Maybe I'm
Speaker 2: going to come over to your side? Wave just wave. Yeah.
Speaker 2: She's just said I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. Literally,
Speaker 2: I love her so much. I love her so much
Speaker 2: and she's now so I'm like, oh do you know
Speaker 2: me off? Oh my god, I want to turn around
Speaker 2: so badly. She's literally right behind me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's sitting down now you can look.
Speaker 2: No, I don't want to look because it's gonna be
Speaker 2: it's going to be. It's gonna be obvious. We're gonna
Speaker 2: lock eyes and then it's gonna be awkward and then.
Speaker 1: She hate for she from the Northern Beaches or center.
Speaker 2: I don't know, idea.
Speaker 1: She smiled at me. I'm like, do you know fate.
Speaker 2: And fate she ever needed to outdo anyway?
Speaker 1: Corporate Ricky Lee, do you know what corporate is?
Speaker 2: No? Okay?
Speaker 1: So I can speak about working in what I think
Speaker 1: was maybe a corporate job. Okay. It was when I
Speaker 1: was living in Brisbane. I moved up to Brisbane. I
Speaker 1: got a job in a cafe straight away because it
Speaker 1: was like an easy job that I could get. And
Speaker 1: then I was bulk applying for nine to five office
Speaker 1: rolls on Sikh. At the age twenty, I thought that's
Speaker 1: what I had to do to be successful. I'd worked
Speaker 1: in retail, hospitality, like everything up until that point, and
Speaker 1: I'd had one nine to five job. My first nine
Speaker 1: to five job was working at pest control. Is that corporate?
Speaker 2: Okay? I don't think so.
Speaker 1: But why I'm in an office all day typing and
Speaker 1: answering the phone, surely that can be considered corporate. So
Speaker 1: let me continue my story. So in Newcastle, I worked
Speaker 1: at a pest control company. As like a person that was
Speaker 1: like an admin assistant whatever. Then I moved to Brisbane,
Speaker 1: got a job in a cafe, started bulk applying for
Speaker 1: roles on Seek and then one day I got a
Speaker 1: call for an interview. And I didn't know the company,
Speaker 1: because you know when you're just like applying for jobs online,
Speaker 1: you're just applying wherever the fuck, and they're like, Hi,
Speaker 1: got your thingy your application. Do you want to come
Speaker 1: in for an interview? And I was like sure, Sorry,
Speaker 1: where are you calling from again? I've just applied for
Speaker 1: like a few jobs. And she said, oh, it's G James,
Speaker 1: and I'm like okay, and she sounded like really friendly
Speaker 1: and down to earth, so I thought that maybe it
Speaker 1: was just like a little family business. It was a
Speaker 1: glass company, right, So I'm like okay, rocked up to
Speaker 1: this interview and I stupidly didn't do any research and
Speaker 1: then I found out very quickly when I got there
Speaker 1: it was Australia Wide company. And so I was his
Speaker 1: little twenty year old girl with a pinstripe came up
Speaker 1: button up shirt on lucky. I wore my button up
Speaker 1: shirt and it was for a role to be the
Speaker 1: assistant to like the regional manager in that area, and
Speaker 1: I somehow fucking got the job. And they said that
Speaker 1: like people with degrees and everything had been applying for
Speaker 1: this role, but I was the only one that made
Speaker 1: them laugh, and that's why they liked me. But it
Speaker 1: was this huge company and they had like in Brisbane alone,
Speaker 1: like multiple branches, head officers, like it was like a
Speaker 1: corporate company, but they like were a glass manufacturing company.
Speaker 1: And so I was the personal assistant to like the
Speaker 1: big boss that managed like all of Queensland. I don't
Speaker 1: fucking remember it was. So this is over ten years ago,
Speaker 1: and the things that I genuinely did, like it wasn't
Speaker 1: much like And I think this was a corporate kind
Speaker 1: of role. But I don't know if glass manufacturing can
Speaker 1: be considered corporate. This is why I'm so confused.
Speaker 2: Well I just give corporate and it just says a
Speaker 2: large corporation.
Speaker 1: Yes, So if you're working in a large corporation, this
Speaker 1: was a large corporation. G James Glass and Aluminium is
Speaker 1: bigger than O'Brien glass. But they're so big that I
Speaker 1: don't have to do advertising. But if you are in
Speaker 1: a building and you look in the corner you have.
Speaker 1: I've got the little logos. Yeah, I can guarantee you'll
Speaker 1: see G. James Glass. And so the tasks that I
Speaker 1: did in my corporate role was because there was so
Speaker 1: many employees there, it was always someone's birthday. And for
Speaker 1: the particular office that I was in, we always got
Speaker 1: to get the cake from do you know like that
Speaker 1: French particirio It's like lebon Sois, Yeah, but it's like
Speaker 1: lebon Chois with an X on the end, labon Sois.
Speaker 1: So it was my job to go like ten minutes
Speaker 1: down the road in like Eagle Farm or something for
Speaker 1: all of you in Brisbane and go and pick up
Speaker 1: the cake that we'd ordered like the day before and
Speaker 1: then come back. And like that was one of my jobs.
Speaker 1: And it was someone's birthday like once a week or
Speaker 1: maybe twice, and so I take my fucking sweet ass
Speaker 1: time I want to get that cake. There'd be traffic
Speaker 1: every time. Let me tell you that I couldn't find
Speaker 1: a park, like I would purposely take so long. And
Speaker 1: then other things that I did was like I helped
Speaker 1: with the time sheets for like the warehouse workers because
Speaker 1: they had like one of those old school clock in
Speaker 1: and clock out machines where you like dick the card
Speaker 1: in and it clock some in and out. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: then I just like punched in some numbers into like
Speaker 1: this program that they had and like I swear that
Speaker 1: was all I did and the dream. But that's when
Speaker 1: I see people on TikTok, They're like, come with me
Speaker 1: to my corporate role, Like I think that's what they're doing,
Speaker 1: Like not much, but you can argue with me scrollers
Speaker 1: for all of you in corporate, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: But we've had this conversation before. There'd be some people
Speaker 2: in corporate who didn't work very hard, yeah, and some
Speaker 2: really hard. It's like every bloody job. Also, that whole
Speaker 2: time we were talking about Adelaide, I was trying to
Speaker 2: find a photo in my camera roll because I wanted
Speaker 2: to share something about Adelaide. And now we've moved so
Speaker 2: far on it's not possibly redundant, but anyway, I wanted
Speaker 2: to say, I a savvy B. We know, don't we.
Speaker 2: I love a savvy B. Can't get enough of it.
Speaker 2: I had the best savv B in the world and
Speaker 2: I've never stopped thinking about it when I was in Adelaide,
Speaker 2: and it is from the brand or yeah, the brand
Speaker 2: name is Bay of Stones Savignon Blanc and it was
Speaker 2: an I'm pretty sure an Adelaide Hills or an Adelaide
Speaker 2: Savvy B. And it was the best Savvy BE I've
Speaker 2: ever had in my entire life. And I took a
Speaker 2: photo of it, and I've never had it again, but
Speaker 2: it's just reminded me I need to go and have
Speaker 2: it again because it was so good. So anyway, if
Speaker 2: you're in Adelaide and the bar has Bay of Stones
Speaker 2: Savvy B, order that. And you know what, now that
Speaker 2: I've said that, I'm so glad I'm going to Adelaide
Speaker 2: because I will be finding that Savvy B and I
Speaker 2: will be having that. But yeah, Kylie Minogue happening right now.
Speaker 2: If all's gone according to plan, I've done the big show,
Speaker 2: which was I was saying on the podcast. Remember when
Speaker 2: I was first locked this in, and I was like,
Speaker 2: I want to do an iconic look for every single
Speaker 2: show based on a Kylie Minogue look, but in my
Speaker 2: own interpretation. So take one of her iconic looks, like
Speaker 2: let's say the gold hotpants from Spinning Around. It's an
Speaker 2: iconic look that everyone knows except I don't want to
Speaker 2: wear gold hotpants because that's just not going to be
Speaker 2: comfortable for me. And I'm not going to feel good
Speaker 2: in a pair of gold hotpants because it's just not
Speaker 2: going to work on my body. And that's fine. So
Speaker 2: maybe we're wearing a gold skirt instead, and blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: So that's kind of like the vision behind it is
Speaker 2: like take a look, but then make it Australia's biggest
Speaker 2: glamours on style and be comfortable in what I'm wearing
Speaker 2: and not just try to replicate because no offense. But
Speaker 2: she doesn't wear that many clothes, Miss Kyle Minogue, Like
Speaker 2: she's got everysh got all the bits hanging out, and
Speaker 2: I've been doing so much research on this to get
Speaker 2: this done, and so many of her outfits are just
Speaker 2: like so you know, for me, like I wouldn't say
Speaker 2: I'm like self conscious, but like I don't like having
Speaker 2: my arms or my arm pits out. I don't like
Speaker 2: wearing tight stuff around like my waist or my stomach.
Speaker 2: And if you do Rocket Girl, and I love that
Speaker 2: for you, but for me, like I just don't feel
Speaker 2: comfortable doing that. And I I mean, I guess you
Speaker 2: could say I'm self conscious about it. It's weird because
Speaker 2: I feel I find myself. I feel like I'm so
Speaker 2: confident and I don't hate any part of my body.
Speaker 2: But I also don't feel comfortable wearing those sorts of things,
Speaker 2: Like do you get that at all? Or am I
Speaker 2: just crazy? And maybe I'm just am self conscious and
Speaker 2: I just need to admit that.
Speaker 1: I've been that way my whole life about my legs.
Speaker 1: So like you, like you won't see me wearing anything short,
Speaker 1: like even all through summer, I wear like long pants
Speaker 1: or long flowy skirt. But I've always been that way.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I guess it is like a
Speaker 1: self conscious thing. But I think maybe this is stuff
Speaker 1: that we like learn in childhood or whatever, because my mum,
Speaker 1: my whole life growing up is like we all have
Speaker 1: big fat legs. It runs in the family, thunder thighs,
Speaker 1: fucking how damaged legs like that was drilled in shit,
Speaker 1: that was drilled like you and your sister and me,
Speaker 1: we all have the same big fat fucking legs. Like
Speaker 1: that's what we heard our whole childhood. And I heard
Speaker 1: my mum speak that way about her. So now like
Speaker 1: I'm wearing jeans today, like I'm a pants girly and
Speaker 1: like all the time, like, but it's just weird as well.
Speaker 1: Like so for obviously our own fate and we do
Speaker 1: short things, like we do skirts, and when it comes
Speaker 1: to modeling for fate and wearing all our stuff, like
Speaker 1: I'll model anything, like I'll model our swim and whatever.
Speaker 1: But in my day to day life, I don't wear
Speaker 1: any of our short things. And it's stupid because like
Speaker 1: I think it's stupid that we stop our body parts
Speaker 1: from allowing us to just wear clothes, like when you
Speaker 1: actually think about it. But at the end of the
Speaker 1: day as well, I'm like, whatever you feel most comfortable in,
Speaker 1: go for it. And like, you know, I want to
Speaker 1: say I want to wear a skirt or I want
Speaker 1: to wear shorts, and I always say I'm gonna wear
Speaker 1: shorts this summer, and then I never do yeah, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, why, like I should just wear shorts. But
Speaker 1: then again, like, if I feel more comfortable in pants
Speaker 1: and that makes me happy, then I think that's fine.
Speaker 1: I don't think we should put pressure on ourselves to
Speaker 1: feel like we need to wear the thing if we
Speaker 1: feel uncomfortable. But then again, I'm like, also if I
Speaker 1: just started wearing shorts all the time, it'd probably become comfortable.
Speaker 1: But it's just comfortable for me to wear my jeans
Speaker 1: or my long down town pants or whatever it is,
Speaker 1: because that's just what I'm comfying. Yeah, so yeah, it
Speaker 1: is like a self conscious thing, I guess. But also
Speaker 1: whatever makes you comfortable at the end of the day
Speaker 1: is all that matters.
Speaker 2: But in the same respect, some of the outfits that
Speaker 2: I am wearing de cad Moinoga not comfortable at all.
Speaker 1: And that's okay because when we're dressing up sometimes you
Speaker 1: wear something uncomfort or shoes that kill you, or you know, I've.
Speaker 2: Got the corset and it's about full sizes too small.
Speaker 1: But Ricki, Lee's.
Speaker 2: Going now, No, she's not lying.
Speaker 1: She's waving at me. Wave fat Wait where is she
Speaker 1: going to walk past? She's gone out the other way
Speaker 1: around the other side.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I love her so much, so never we'll
Speaker 2: never forget the I.
Speaker 1: Think I follow her? Do you follow her?
Speaker 2: Well, no, I don't love her that much.
Speaker 1: Let me see.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Originally I was saying, big show, I'm going all
Speaker 2: doing ten different outfits and then anyway, while I then
Speaker 2: gave up on that and was like, no, can't. Then
Speaker 2: I was like, I can't be bothered, just come back around.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she's going to go anyway. Now I'm
Speaker 2: sick of Ricky. Let get over it. And then I
Speaker 2: was like I'm not going to do it. And then
Speaker 2: I was like, no, I am going to do it,
Speaker 2: and then I did it. And then right now as
Speaker 2: we're recording, I know I can see her in the
Speaker 2: fucking camera. Stop. Oh my god, no, stop, but.
Speaker 1: Very tall.
Speaker 2: Oh can we fucking move on?
Speaker 1: She's gone. Now look out there.
Speaker 2: That finally looks I love her. He looks amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she looks so glam.
Speaker 2: So anyway, then I was like, let's do it now
Speaker 2: when we're recording this episode because obviously, as we said
Speaker 2: ten times, we were recording it a little earlier. Right now,
Speaker 2: not everything is locked in, and not everything has arrived,
Speaker 2: and not everything has gone well like, some things haven't fit,
Speaker 2: some things don't look like the pictures online. It's all
Speaker 2: right now. It's a little bit of chaos, and I'm
Speaker 2: really stressed about it. So I'm hoping because the plan
Speaker 2: is for every single show, you're gonna get a like
Speaker 2: kind of get ready with me where I'm gonna explain
Speaker 2: the outfit, the reason that I'm wearing it, what that
Speaker 2: means to me, what like iconic look, what that iconic
Speaker 2: look means to me. Because there are also some looks
Speaker 2: that I'm doing that aren't iconic and people wouldn't even
Speaker 2: recognize or know, but they mean a lot to me personally,
Speaker 2: and so I'm like including them or doing my own
Speaker 2: versions of those, and there'll be like one video of
Speaker 2: me explaining the process of putting it together and what
Speaker 2: each thing means and all the rest of it. Then
Speaker 2: there'll be a second video of me just like looking
Speaker 2: hot in the Lawyer, and then there'll probably be like
Speaker 2: a carousel post on the Instagram as well of like
Speaker 2: reference photos and the photos of me and blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: I don't really know, I think by the time this
Speaker 2: podcast comes out, because I'm trying to keep it under wraps.
Speaker 2: I mean, my Instagram subscribers, no, some people have joined
Speaker 2: me on TikTok Live know some of the things that
Speaker 2: I'm doing, but I'm trying to keep majority of them
Speaker 2: under because also I feel like if you just do something,
Speaker 2: it's better than if you like tell people you're going
Speaker 2: to do stuff, and then you have all the feedback.
Speaker 2: Like I didn't want to tell people like, hey, I'm
Speaker 2: doing this costume and then people go, na that man,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be you know, I didn't want I just
Speaker 2: kind of wanted to like do it. And then I
Speaker 2: just I'm a little nervous about the reception to the
Speaker 2: whole thing because I'm scared that people are going to
Speaker 2: be like, oh, it either could have been done better
Speaker 2: or or oh, I like this one was like underwhelming.
Speaker 2: But also I've tried my fucking best as a plus
Speaker 2: size baddie, trying to source ten fucking outfits and not
Speaker 2: not just your every day where like we're trying to
Speaker 2: find gold corsets and pink feather corset and body suits
Speaker 2: and and fairy wings and oh my god, it's been
Speaker 2: a nightmare. I've done my best. So I just hope
Speaker 2: everyone appreciates it. And look it's all right. Hey, so
Speaker 2: it's always gonna be a little fucking tacky. It's glamour
Speaker 2: with a bit of fucking povo, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And at this stage, as I said, not everything's like
Speaker 2: actually come to fruition and look good. There's there's there's
Speaker 2: like there's three out of the ten so far where
Speaker 2: I'm like, this looks fucking good, Like I'm so happy.
Speaker 2: But the other seven, yeah, we're still working those.
Speaker 1: Do you need to work out what I'm gonna wear?
Speaker 2: I know, so I've locked in what we're gonna wear,
Speaker 2: because that's the other thing is I've had to work out.
Speaker 2: It's actually very meticulous. I've had to work out which
Speaker 2: city I'm in, who I'm going with. So, for example,
Speaker 2: Perth and Adelaide, I had to be kind of like
Speaker 2: conscious of what I was wearing because I was like,
Speaker 2: I've got to walk through the streets by myself to
Speaker 2: get to the concerts, so I was a little bit
Speaker 2: worried about where and you know, certain outfits. Anyway, I
Speaker 2: kind of shoved that out the window and went, whatever,
Speaker 2: I'll just wear it regardless, and they can Perth can
Speaker 2: deal with it. But I have to work out which
Speaker 2: outfit to wear when I'm sitting in the front row
Speaker 2: because obviously there's a chance she'll see it, and I
Speaker 2: wanted to be able to recognize it straight away while
Speaker 2: she's going through the chaos of performing live on stage,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. I want her to record.
Speaker 1: What are you going to do When she recognizes you,
Speaker 1: sees your outfit, she obviously puts two and two together
Speaker 1: and knows what you're dressed does and she like waves
Speaker 1: you and smart, I'm.
Speaker 2: Faint and I and be recording. It's your job to
Speaker 2: record that, Okay, that moment, because I want to watch
Speaker 2: that over and over again. But the thing is, I
Speaker 2: just I don't want to fly too close to the
Speaker 2: sun with this whole thing. And I'll tell you what
Speaker 2: this is what I'm nervous about. I'm really fucking nervous
Speaker 2: that she actually will make a fuss about it and
Speaker 2: be like, I've seen you in the front row of
Speaker 2: the last four fucking shows in every city around the country,
Speaker 2: or her team tells her about my Instagram and TikTok
Speaker 2: content and like it becomes a thing, which, again to clarify,
Speaker 2: I am going in with the lowest expectations, and IM
Speaker 2: going in with the fact that she won't even see it.
Speaker 2: She won't see the videos, her team won't tell her.
Speaker 2: We won't get anything out of it. That's okay, it's
Speaker 2: going to make me happy to just do it. In general,
Speaker 2: I'm setting those low expectations because I don't want to
Speaker 2: be disappointed, like everyone's like, surely she's making a TikTok
Speaker 2: with you. Well, that would change my life and would
Speaker 2: be so exciting. But at the same time, I just
Speaker 2: don't see that happening, and I don't want to like
Speaker 2: think that that could happen because I can't. I don't
Speaker 2: want to get my heart broken. What will stress me
Speaker 2: out is if she does acknowledge it, and then we
Speaker 2: may have a little moment because she does do a
Speaker 2: lot of talking to the crowd, not like you know,
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift. That Error's tour was very production heavy. She
Speaker 2: doesn't interact with anyone in the crowd.
Speaker 1: She she just like might wave her fingers around there.
Speaker 2: It's like a theater show. You don't get an opportunity
Speaker 2: to be candid, Whereas Kylie does point to people in
Speaker 2: the crowd, have a chat with them, notice things that's
Speaker 2: going on around her, and talk and she does that
Speaker 2: in all her concerts, so like she's very much receptive
Speaker 2: to the crowd. If she was to talk to me,
Speaker 2: my biggest fucking fear is that I would choke because, like,
Speaker 2: for example, the last tour that I went to.
Speaker 1: Matt wait a sec. I just thought this is a
Speaker 1: main episode. Yeah, have we even done a royal flush?
Speaker 2: Oh shit?
Speaker 1: What we been talking?
Speaker 2: Oh fuck, that's fine, We'll get to a royal flush.
Speaker 2: We've got ages, Okay, deal with it. So anyway, I
Speaker 2: am scared that she will do something, to say something,
Speaker 2: because in the last tour, she like, did this song
Speaker 2: called Especially for You, and she would sing it with
Speaker 2: an audience member and oh maybe it was actually wild
Speaker 2: Rose now they think about it. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: she would sing a song with an audience member. My
Speaker 2: thing is, like I know the lyrics too. I want
Speaker 2: to say ninety five percent of the songs, not all
Speaker 2: of them. I would die if that moment happened with
Speaker 2: me and I reckon no matter what fucking song it was.
Speaker 2: It could be spinning around. The lyrics would leave my
Speaker 2: head and I would choke and I would not be
Speaker 2: able to sing the And then I look like a
Speaker 2: fake fan because I don't know one of her songs?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: But if you just dance around and like play it
Speaker 1: off like you know the lyrics, you know.
Speaker 2: It's twenty thousand people watching me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm actually having nightmares about that is that something
Speaker 2: happens but it goes wrong. I think that's worse than
Speaker 2: something not happening.
Speaker 1: Again, I think you're overthinking this way too much.
Speaker 2: Babe, have you met me? I overthink everything in my life.
Speaker 2: All I do is think. My brain never shuts off. Okay,
Speaker 2: so true. Anyway, let's get onto our royal flush. Sorry
Speaker 2: about that, scrollers, please be upstanding for the royal flush.
Speaker 1: Okay, so my royal flush. I did have this the
Speaker 1: other week, but I just like didn't say it, and
Speaker 1: now it's kind of like older ish. Well yeah, it's
Speaker 1: older ish, sort of not news. But I can't believe
Speaker 1: that we all slept on Hardy Montag's music.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, seriously, like, yeah, I'll do it, bitch,
Speaker 2: I'll do it.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure everyone knows by this point now, but
Speaker 1: just in case you don't. Obviously, there were all the
Speaker 1: crazy fires that happened in LA and all the houses
Speaker 1: burnt down, like heaps of houses, including celebrities houses, and
Speaker 1: obviously Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag or this she Pratt
Speaker 1: now too, I don't know their house was one of
Speaker 1: the houses that burnt down. And he went absolutely viral
Speaker 1: because of it like got a million followers, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: And then what he did to try and raise money
Speaker 1: for them both because their house burnt down, was he
Speaker 1: got her old music, which is fifteen years old, to
Speaker 1: go to number one on the charts, and like he's
Speaker 1: just encouraging everyone to stream, stream, stream, download, download download,
Speaker 1: And her song I'll Do It is like one of
Speaker 1: the most slept on songs. Like it is a fucking bop.
Speaker 1: I've been playing at NonStop me too, like, and I
Speaker 1: love the normal version and then I love the sped
Speaker 1: up version as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've only been listening to the speed up version.
Speaker 1: Oh, and it's such a good song and I can't believe.
Speaker 1: And you know what, Matt, I feel like it's a
Speaker 1: gay anthem, oh for sure. But why where with the
Speaker 1: gays to support her? Fifteen years ago?
Speaker 2: We were really I think we were.
Speaker 1: Did you know that song back then?
Speaker 2: No, but I was a bit younger, But I think
Speaker 2: the gays were definitely supporting. Oh, we always said, but
Speaker 2: there's just not enough of us, so we're slowly taken
Speaker 2: over looking at that.
Speaker 1: That's my royal flush is like discovering her old music.
Speaker 1: Some of the songs. I'm like, ugh, you know some
Speaker 1: of them I don't like as much, like Superficial.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a bit like tacky and she's got fashion
Speaker 2: fashion on me, on me, But Lady Gaga actually does
Speaker 2: a version of that song which is way better. We go,
Speaker 2: So I listened to Fashion and went, oh, hearty, I
Speaker 2: might skip this one, sorry baby.
Speaker 1: But I'll do it her song if you haven't listened
Speaker 1: to it blasted in the car, it is just like
Speaker 1: the ultimate girls bop.
Speaker 2: Like I can't wait to listen to this, Like, let's
Speaker 2: listen to it later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's do it, because that song is just it's
Speaker 1: been on repeat. It's like my hyper fixation song, and
Speaker 1: I can't believe none of us loved it until now.
Speaker 2: It's been my hyperfixation. I've had it on repeat for
Speaker 2: weeks as well, and like none of my friends get it.
Speaker 2: I'll put it on and wait for someone to comment
Speaker 2: on it and be like, oh, what's this? Wait?
Speaker 1: Was it in this episode where now it was last episode,
Speaker 1: I don't know what episode was where I talked about
Speaker 1: how I was drunk out for dinner and ordered AJ
Speaker 1: the c test thing for sleep apna. On that same night,
Speaker 1: there was a DJ in like the restaurant Bathing that
Speaker 1: we're at and he was playing like bangers and I
Speaker 1: knew him from ages ago, Like, so I got him
Speaker 1: on Facebook and I messaged him and said, can you
Speaker 1: please play Superficial by hiding montag And he's like, what's that?
Speaker 1: And like he didn't have it downloaded? And you can
Speaker 1: answer this question for me too, Like the DJs need
Speaker 1: to have things pre downloaded into their system or whatever
Speaker 1: to be able to play it. Yeah, they can't just
Speaker 1: fucking open Spotify.
Speaker 2: Well you can, but it's kind.
Speaker 1: Of it's annoying.
Speaker 2: It's annoying. You got to hook it.
Speaker 1: Because he wrote back and he's like, what is that song?
Speaker 1: And I don't have it download?
Speaker 2: And the thing is like if I played it on
Speaker 2: Spotify and then Spotify stuffed up, like you've stuffed up
Speaker 2: the whole night because the music stops. So it's just
Speaker 2: like but no, you have to actually download the song
Speaker 2: and then put it into software. I use the software
Speaker 2: called record Box, and then you have to put in
Speaker 2: different markers on the song for different reasons. So you
Speaker 2: need to put like a red marker at the start
Speaker 2: and the end so that the track knows where to
Speaker 2: so that the DJ decks know where to start and
Speaker 2: end the song. And then you can add things in
Speaker 2: as well, like you can add green ones to remind
Speaker 2: you while you're DJing when to press certain other buttons,
Speaker 2: so like the song will be playing and then when
Speaker 2: a green one is coming up, I know to hit
Speaker 2: the button on the next track. Rarely do DJs, I guess,
Speaker 2: just make it up on the spot, like we all
Speaker 2: know the order of songs that we're gonna play the
Speaker 2: songs in, you know what I mean, especially if it's
Speaker 2: a set like at a nightclub where especially if it's
Speaker 2: a set where you know, what do I What am
Speaker 2: I trying to say here? It's like when I do
Speaker 2: my glorified Spotify playlist DJing, which is where I literally
Speaker 2: just hit play and then hit play and then hit play,
Speaker 2: which is like I used to DJ for like a
Speaker 2: trivia night and then a drag show. So that's just
Speaker 2: like playing your top you know, all your gay songs,
Speaker 2: but I'm not really mixing the music together. Don't need
Speaker 2: the green things. But if I'm you know, when I
Speaker 2: used to DJ home the venue, like I need that
Speaker 2: green thing there because there's so much going on around me,
Speaker 2: especially in a club like that where there's people hanging
Speaker 2: from the ceiling, fireworks going off, confetti, cannon's fucking screens,
Speaker 2: everyone's dancing. That green dot coming into frame makes me go, okay,
Speaker 2: here we go. We got to hit the next song now,
Speaker 2: and I know what that next song is. So I'll
Speaker 2: never request a song from a DJ because I know
Speaker 2: how fucking annoying it is. And let me tell your scrollers, No,
Speaker 2: I need to say this. Let me tell your scrolls.
Speaker 2: Never fucking request a song from a DJ who is
Speaker 2: doing a mix. If they're just playing, you'll.
Speaker 1: Like, well, that's what I was doing the other night
Speaker 1: and it was like a dinner bar sort of thing
Speaker 1: in Nwie. It wasn't like a full DJ set. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was just playing hits.
Speaker 2: Feel that's like better. But also if they say like
Speaker 2: I don't have that song, don't get upset about it,
Speaker 2: because yeah, you have to have like the song on
Speaker 2: your USB or some people use like DJ Tiger Lily
Speaker 2: told me once she uses a a memory card like
Speaker 2: we put in our cameras to do YouTube videos. Like
Speaker 2: a memory card she uses that. She says they're more
Speaker 2: reliable than a USB because if someone knocks the USB,
Speaker 2: that can bend and blah blah blah blah blah. So
Speaker 2: some people use a memory card. I always used USB though,
Speaker 2: but yeah, don't fucking request songs. It's so frustrating as
Speaker 2: and then you Also the other fact is like if
Speaker 2: someone if I didn't have a song, which it's always
Speaker 2: a random fun it's never like can you play only
Speaker 2: girl in the world? But Enna, yeah, babe, I've got that,
Speaker 2: you know what. It's always quiety montag ship like that.
Speaker 2: No one's fucking god bred.
Speaker 1: And I will say I only message him because I
Speaker 1: know him, and it was just this like dinner bar,
Speaker 1: pub thing, and I'm like, do you have this song?
Speaker 2: But as a DJ, sometimes you feel like you've ruined
Speaker 2: their night because you don't have their fucking off un
Speaker 2: released Drake track from two thousand and one that.
Speaker 1: I rode back to him for enough. We should stream
Speaker 1: it when you get home anyway, because it's a banger.
Speaker 1: And he's like, all right, what's your Royal flush, Matt?
Speaker 2: So my Royal flash is a toothbrush? What? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, you said that. You're going to tell me
Speaker 1: about your electric toothbrush or something. What is it.
Speaker 2: So let me tell you yesterday I was packing my
Speaker 2: bag and I packed my electric toothbrush that I use
Speaker 2: day in day out. Me Oral b one, very expensive,
Speaker 2: which by the.
Speaker 1: Way, recommend were all supposed to be using electric toothbrush.
Speaker 1: They've come out and said it's just way better than
Speaker 1: a manual one. I need to get one.
Speaker 2: I use a manual toothbrush, and you know, with an
Speaker 2: electric toothbrush, I've been told as well by identists that
Speaker 2: you're not meant to move it. You just hold hold
Speaker 2: it and polish each tooth. You don't actually have to
Speaker 2: like go round in circles and stuff.
Speaker 1: Would you recommend yours?
Speaker 2: Oh? Absolutely? I used the Oral B one. I cannot
Speaker 2: recommend it enough. I did not pay for it though
Speaker 2: it was gifted to me like years ago, and I
Speaker 2: just have to keep replacing the heads of it. But
Speaker 2: and I think they're like, I want to say, eight
Speaker 2: hundred dollars of it, like they're really expensive, two hundred.
Speaker 2: I would never spend that money myself.
Speaker 1: You just like one.
Speaker 2: I'll be cheaper now. I remember years ago though it
Speaker 2: was really expensive, but I would never spend that money
Speaker 2: on toothbrush myself. Thankfully, Oral be gifted to me years ago,
Speaker 2: and it really is the best toothbrush ever and I
Speaker 2: love it. But I'd already packed it in my bag
Speaker 2: and so then I was leaving the house and I
Speaker 2: was like, I need to brush my teeth and I've
Speaker 2: got my manual toothbrushes on standby, right, So got the
Speaker 2: plane Jane old toothbrush, pop some toothpaste on it, started
Speaker 2: brushing my teeth, finished brushing my teeth, all good, red
Speaker 2: my tongue over my teeth. I'm not kidding you. My
Speaker 2: teeth have never been so clean in their lives.
Speaker 1: Wait, this is the same toothbrush you've always been.
Speaker 2: This is a manual one, the electric one that I
Speaker 2: use every single day, the big eight hundred dollars oral
Speaker 2: be best on the market toothbrush that I use every
Speaker 2: single day in my bag already. So I've had to
Speaker 2: use just a regular shmegular old toothbrush that I just
Speaker 2: keep as a spare. I'm not kidding you. My teeth
Speaker 2: have never been so clean in there because.
Speaker 1: You're manually, like consciously, right.
Speaker 2: I was like, there's no pluck, there's like no I mean,
Speaker 2: there's not often fur after I you know when your
Speaker 2: teeth got bit furry when you first wake up in
Speaker 2: the morning. I mean, there's not often that after brushing
Speaker 2: my teeth with the electric one, but like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: I just ran my tongue over my teeth and I went,
Speaker 2: hang on a fucking second. I don't think my teeth
Speaker 2: have been this clean in I couldn't even tell you
Speaker 2: how long I went. That manual toothbrush slapped the shit
Speaker 2: out of the pluck.
Speaker 1: It was just a normal toothbrush, toothbrush coldgate.
Speaker 2: So I say, bring like a normal toothbrush.
Speaker 1: Well, I've used normal to that.
Speaker 2: If you an electric toothbrush this week, tomorrow, tonight, whenever
Speaker 2: try a manual toothbrush again, which, by the way, are
Speaker 2: so cheap. The only reason I have that manual one
Speaker 2: is because I forgot my electric toothbrush when I stayed
Speaker 2: in a hotel a few months ago, and I had
Speaker 2: to run to a convenience store and like, get a
Speaker 2: toothbrush two dollars by the way, so it's like a
Speaker 2: two dollar toothbrush. I swear it has cleaned my teeth
Speaker 2: better than the electric toothbrush ever could.
Speaker 1: Okay, what can I add to that? Yeah, I used
Speaker 1: your toothpaste. Yeah, like because we had a sleepover and whatever,
Speaker 1: and I forgot my toothpaste. Now I've been using the
Speaker 1: same toothpaste for over ten years. Everyone knows surely by
Speaker 1: this point it's Coldgate Optic White. It's the red one.
Speaker 1: That is the toothpaste that I've used for over ten years,
Speaker 1: since I was like nineteen. That's when I started using it.
Speaker 1: I forgot my toothpaste when we had a sleepover, and
Speaker 1: so I said, Matt, can I use yours? And you
Speaker 1: just had like a normal regular toothpaste. Whatever. Everyone needs
Speaker 1: to try the Coldgate Optic White because any time that
Speaker 1: I've forgotten mine and I use someone else's, it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter what brand it is. Number One, other toothpastes are
Speaker 1: so foamy, like your mouth gets full of like the foam.
Speaker 1: And secondly, it tastes like sugar if you use because Matt, now,
Speaker 1: if you're going to use a manual one, you need
Speaker 1: to get the Optic white because the Optic White one
Speaker 1: it tastes like a dentist like has cleaned your teeth,
Speaker 1: Like it's got that dental kind of I don't know,
Speaker 1: just you know, when you go to a dentist, it's
Speaker 1: got that smell and like that clean feeling. So every
Speaker 1: time I use non optic white toothpaste, I feel like
Speaker 1: I'm scrubbing my teeth with foamy sugar.
Speaker 2: I should have brought my grape one because I've got
Speaker 2: the one that you are, the one that you used.
Speaker 2: I have it in grape as well. The one you
Speaker 2: use was the mint see him in.
Speaker 1: You need Tokay, So here's out. You need to try
Speaker 1: and manual toothbrush. If you have an electric wit.
Speaker 2: That toothpaste you use is from my dentist, like he
Speaker 2: is his toothpaste that he designed and created.
Speaker 1: No, you need to try Optic white because it feels
Speaker 1: like your teeth feels so clean after.
Speaker 2: Using I've done opt to my teeth fucking burn. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like burning sensation. Like it's like I feel like
Speaker 2: I go and I'm going to breathe fire after I
Speaker 2: use off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it feels like it really gets in there and cleans,
Speaker 1: like you've been to the dentist.
Speaker 2: I've got this other stuff too that's like gritty, and
Speaker 2: it's like it literally like exfoliates your teeth.
Speaker 1: You The Optic white's a little bit gritty too, which
Speaker 1: I love it, love it, love it. Anyway, this has
Speaker 1: been a great royal flush. Yeah about brushing your teeth.
Speaker 2: And sorry that I spoke so much about Kylie Minogu.
Speaker 2: We really ran out of time with.
Speaker 1: This episode for half.
Speaker 2: Now, you know what, it's going to consume all of
Speaker 2: us for the next two weeks because maybe the content
Speaker 2: is coming out my ass and it's all Kyli coded,
Speaker 2: So enjoy that while it lasts. And then we only
Speaker 2: got a couple of weeks until you get all the
Speaker 2: American content and away people letting go, and we're going
Speaker 2: to have to do some spice up your life over there.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna have to do a blog because remember
Speaker 1: that time went to Coachella and vlog the whole thing
Speaker 1: and I lost my blog camera.
Speaker 2: Oh if you're good at that, you're good at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've lost too in my life. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: be losing it this time. We're gonna have to make
Speaker 1: some coach Yello vlogs. Well anyway, Matt, that's another episode
Speaker 1: done in Dustin.
Speaker 2: Absolutely thanks for joining us Scrollers. We bloody love y'all.
Speaker 2: We'll see on Friday for an episode of Close Friends.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Jeela better let you go. I'm off to Adelaide.
Speaker 2: Don't need a sappy bee.