Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome back to the Math twenty podcast, and
Speaker 1: welcome to a statement I'm about to say which may
Speaker 1: shock some of you.
Speaker 2: It's even a shock to me.
Speaker 1: Still, I am slightly in disbelief, but I must publicly
Speaker 1: put this out there that as of right now this morning,
Speaker 1: I stand with Gea on one specific small issue that
Speaker 1: has happened in the past week. I thought that hell
Speaker 1: would freeze over before I ever found myself taking Gea's
Speaker 1: side on anything in life. But here we are, August nineteenth,
Speaker 1: and I've been thinking about this one for a few
Speaker 1: days now, and I have to say, I think, for
Speaker 1: potentially the first time, well I don't want to say
Speaker 1: in her life, for the first time in our lives
Speaker 1: of even knowing Gia's existence, I think I have to
Speaker 1: give her the benefit of the doubt here and go,
Speaker 1: you know what, Yeah, I agree with you. The other
Speaker 1: person here is in the wrong. But before we get
Speaker 1: to that, let's just start with some other news. It
Speaker 1: was the Logis a few days ago. Experts John and
Speaker 1: Alessandra were there. They did a few interviews on the
Speaker 1: red carpet, and as expected, everybody was asking how filling
Speaker 1: the new series is going without the lovely Mel Shilling
Speaker 1: there by their side.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit of sweet because you know, with
Speaker 3: Mel not being here now, it's it's sort of, you know,
Speaker 3: difficult at times, but you know, we are flying. They
Speaker 3: married at first side flag. Yes, it's very different this year,
Speaker 3: but we are really enjoying the process of creating something new. Also, well,
Speaker 3: it's early on in the experiment, so with that being
Speaker 3: the case, they're really being tested in terms of whether
Speaker 3: they are able to open up and let someone in
Speaker 3: or whether they're just going to keep to their old
Speaker 3: patterns and basically rule people out. So that's always fascinating
Speaker 3: to see who dives in.
Speaker 1: As of right now, Channel nine are yet to officially
Speaker 1: announce the new AX, which I spoke about in the
Speaker 1: last episode of this podcast.
Speaker 2: She's called doctor Doctor Love.
Speaker 4: My name is doctor Love, and I'm a relationship expert if.
Speaker 2: You ask me.
Speaker 1: They're delaying officially announcing her, and so they can legally
Speaker 1: change that name because this show is laughable at the
Speaker 1: best of times, and to bring in an expert with
Speaker 1: the name doctor Love, I'm sorry, but come on, if
Speaker 1: you want us to actually take this show seriously, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to do her name change.
Speaker 2: There's no other way around it.
Speaker 1: That's like me being introducing myself, like Hi, I missed
Speaker 1: the podcast actually was is that her legal name?
Speaker 2: Let me get Google up?
Speaker 1: This is another podcast where I haven't written a script
Speaker 1: to bear with me, Okay can confirm not her real
Speaker 1: name in the slightest She is legally known as bridget Zonta,
Speaker 1: which doesn't roll off the tongue as much. But maybe
Speaker 1: I would take that a bit more seriously than Doctor Love.
Speaker 1: It's still I wonder how long it's gonna take until
Speaker 1: I don't laugh when I have to.
Speaker 4: Say that my name is doctor Love and I'm a
Speaker 4: relationship expert.
Speaker 1: Other news from the mass world this week is Chris
Speaker 1: and Beck have been back on TikTok Live, which you
Speaker 1: know they were all doing a few months ago, and
Speaker 1: by the looks of this live from the other day,
Speaker 1: they were also back on the Wines. I didn't watch it,
Speaker 1: but chatter kind of clipped up this moment where Chris
Speaker 1: was talking about if he's still friends with.
Speaker 2: Gia, is Crystal friends with gr No? No, what happened? No?
Speaker 1: Now, I've got to say, when I saw that clip,
Speaker 1: I did just like roll my eyes a little bit,
Speaker 1: because like does that come a point in all of
Speaker 1: our lives? So you just grow up and move on,
Speaker 1: and like, Okay, if you're not friends with someone anymore,
Speaker 1: either don't draw attention to it, or if you are
Speaker 1: going to draw attention to, actually discuss it in like
Speaker 1: a mature, growed up way, like you know, go into
Speaker 1: the the complexities of friendships as adults, especially navigating that
Speaker 1: when you've got like a public profile and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of interest talk about this concept with I've always
Speaker 1: found fascinating of like how do you break up with
Speaker 1: a friend? Like we all know how to end romantic relationships,
Speaker 1: but this idea of breaking up with a friend, and
Speaker 1: I've had that the last couple of years.
Speaker 2: It was one person.
Speaker 1: Like as the years past and the more we'd catch
Speaker 1: up like every few months as a little group, I
Speaker 1: found myself maybe not aligning too much with them and
Speaker 1: having less in common. And then I just thought, I'm
Speaker 1: leaving these catchups feeling like drained in a weird way
Speaker 1: and not great. And then I question, like the there's
Speaker 1: been a few instances like this in my life. I question, like,
Speaker 1: if I met this person present day, is that somebody
Speaker 1: I would be friends with or am I just seeing
Speaker 1: them because you know we met or five years ago,
Speaker 1: ten years ago, whatever, Like I've always found that topic
Speaker 1: fascinating and like Chris, you know whatever the issue with
Speaker 1: Geir is, like, if you're not going to go into it.
Speaker 2: Don't do a little giggle like am I friends with Geer?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Like to me, that's just and.
Speaker 1: This isn't any shape to Chris, I don't think I've
Speaker 1: ever actually spoken to the guy. It's just like talking
Speaker 1: in general, like we're all grown ups. After I saw
Speaker 1: that little clip of Chris and Beck, though, I did
Speaker 1: stop and think, like, oh shit, I've been so busy lately.
Speaker 1: I literally have no idea what most of these people
Speaker 1: are up to. And then I just you know, opened
Speaker 1: Insta open TikTok, had a little scroll because I was
Speaker 1: quite curious the like, how are they all settling back
Speaker 1: into their normal lives now they've got like, you know,
Speaker 1: an audience on social media? Like are any of them
Speaker 1: offering up any content of substance and depth to their
Speaker 1: new found followers? In the first page I landed on,
Speaker 1: was Alyssa enough for surely Alyssa who knows the world
Speaker 1: of social media can be offering something that could inspire people, Like,
Speaker 1: what content can she put out to the world that's
Speaker 1: gonna make people go.
Speaker 5: Yes, I can't believe it's been well over eight months
Speaker 5: since my last dental check up and take for any session.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yep, not really what I was expecting when
Speaker 1: I opened that video and TikTok, But then I thought,
Speaker 1: you know what, let's give it the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 2: Let me let me scroll down a little bit.
Speaker 1: Let me just click on a random of a video
Speaker 1: from recent times and think, surely Alyssa has something beneficial
Speaker 1: to put out the two hundred and eighty eight thousand
Speaker 1: people following her TikTok. Surely she's got something to offer
Speaker 1: them of again, substance and depth and inspiration and yeah
Speaker 1: the play.
Speaker 5: One thing Mass taught me was never under estimate a
Speaker 5: good night sleep. Between moving house and getting back into
Speaker 5: some kind of normal routine, It's been very much reset
Speaker 5: your energy. And I realized I'm actually at that age
Speaker 5: where a good mattress is exciting, slightly concerning that.
Speaker 1: Here we are fucking hell, And then a thought, all right,
Speaker 1: next up, who we got? And I clicked over to
Speaker 1: Joel remember Joel. He was fun, he was a laughing
Speaker 1: he was like I hung out with him once briefly.
Speaker 1: He was nice guys. And I thought, surely, Joel, like
Speaker 1: he's offering some great content. You know, there's surely some
Speaker 1: fascinating things he could be talking about and offering his
Speaker 1: quirky perspective on and I pressed player and his last
Speaker 1: video posted one day ago, and listen to this.
Speaker 4: Do you think you think having a teddy is manly?
Speaker 3: Yes, we do, gea.
Speaker 2: Do you think taking your teddy for walk is manley?
Speaker 1: Hm?
Speaker 4: Go down in the woods today?
Speaker 6: You're sure of a big surprise.
Speaker 1: Joel is still talking about his teddy Bear and like,
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, I even made a video with
Speaker 1: Teddy's with him at the time, And like, I agree,
Speaker 1: grown men, no shame have a teddy bear, talk about
Speaker 1: your teddy bear, show that teddy Bear to the world,
Speaker 1: but also don't make the teddy Bear your entire personality.
Speaker 2: Months have passed.
Speaker 1: I don't want to sound mean, but find something else
Speaker 1: to post.
Speaker 2: For the love of God, Am I being meaning this podcast?
Speaker 2: Are we all? Are we all thinking the same?
Speaker 1: Like like the people are mentioning here, I don't really
Speaker 1: have anything against them, but it's just like so much
Speaker 1: time has passed since their series, like so much life
Speaker 1: has passed all of us. Like in On Life, moves fast,
Speaker 1: move with it, don't keep just you know, trying to
Speaker 1: flog shit like Alyssa. No one cares you've just been
Speaker 1: to the dentist. And also no one cares that you've
Speaker 1: got a new mattress. I don't mean to be mean,
Speaker 1: but again I don't think there's I'd say, arguably, how
Speaker 1: many billion people are in the world, I would argue
Speaker 1: that three of them care that you went to the dentist.
Speaker 1: That's free people and Joel like we backed the teddy
Speaker 1: thing at the time, but find something else. And I'm
Speaker 1: going to offer some free, unsolicited advice here to any
Speaker 1: of the cast if they're listening, but also to everybody.
Speaker 1: Like my day job, a lot of you know, is
Speaker 1: in social media and content, and I work with a
Speaker 1: fair few, like more like mainstream celebrities rather than reality stars,
Speaker 1: and I come up with like strategies and content plans
Speaker 1: and things like that, and the difference between somebody like
Speaker 1: making it on social media and actually building and engaged
Speaker 1: following that will stand the test of time, and like
Speaker 1: people will then care if you've been to the dentist.
Speaker 1: Is like just being real with them and not just
Speaker 1: milking things like the Teddy to death. Like stand for
Speaker 1: certain things and topics and issues that you know affect
Speaker 1: all of us. Like use your platform to I don't
Speaker 1: want to say, just raise awareness, but talk about these
Speaker 1: things that are going to help people either feel seen
Speaker 1: or part of something or connected, and like build a
Speaker 1: community through your followers. And then once you do that,
Speaker 1: that's how people will then care about the more boring
Speaker 1: parts of your life. Like, oh, I've been to the dentist.
Speaker 1: But if you're only offering them superficial in the nicest way, shit,
Speaker 1: you can't build a career as a creator or public figure.
Speaker 1: And like, I know some people find her polarizing, but
Speaker 1: Abby Chatfield, it's just a perfect example of you know,
Speaker 1: she found fame on a reality show, and very quickly
Speaker 1: after that show she moved on. I don't think she's
Speaker 1: mentioned it in and I've not seen her mention it
Speaker 1: in years because it's not her personality. She gained a
Speaker 1: platform from there, but then she used that platform to
Speaker 1: talk about, you know, issues she's passionate about and that
Speaker 1: other women especially are passionate about and that built her
Speaker 1: a predominantly female audience. All these mass people they come
Speaker 1: off the show and they either go, well, I'm now
Speaker 1: super famous, so I'm just gonna flog a load of
Speaker 1: shit and promote mattresses and going to the dentists because
Speaker 1: I'm a star. I know you're you're quickly gonna lose
Speaker 1: followers and your engagement rate is going to drop to
Speaker 1: nothing that you then don't get any more brand deals
Speaker 1: or are you going to go the opposite way and
Speaker 1: you're just gonna make mass your entire personality and you'll
Speaker 1: be like Joel, Wait, you know, four or five months leg,
Speaker 1: you're still making content around storylines that we've all long forgotten.
Speaker 2: Like does that make sense to everyone?
Speaker 1: Like, surely it does, But often I think things that
Speaker 1: are obvious to me maybe aren't to everybody else. But
Speaker 1: back to the point of this podcast and me siding
Speaker 1: with Jea. That brings me to my next former cast
Speaker 1: member of this year whose page I recently landed on,
Speaker 1: and that was Julia Hi.
Speaker 5: I'm Julia.
Speaker 6: I am thirty six from Melbourne. I've been working in
Speaker 6: TV for a very long time. I'm also a communication
Speaker 6: speaking coach, have my own business called Talker Sheep Academy,
Speaker 6: and I'm the founder of product called Winegasm.
Speaker 1: Now, for any of you who have forgotten who Julia was,
Speaker 1: she was the bisexual bride who was matched with a
Speaker 1: man named Grayson. And in the adverts, you know it
Speaker 1: was like will she get a guy or a girl
Speaker 1: because she's bisexual, and like her sexuality was essentially just
Speaker 1: made her entire personality, not by her but by the
Speaker 1: network the promos, and then you know she's mattually racingly
Speaker 1: didn't really get on I don't barely remember them, to
Speaker 1: be honest, to go on the show for two seconds,
Speaker 1: and then since then they've kind of just fizzled away.
Speaker 2: But now Julia.
Speaker 1: Has been back and she's created a game like a
Speaker 1: card game that she's releasing or has released, called mind Gasm,
Speaker 1: which this is the description. Mind Gasm is so much
Speaker 1: more than just a game. It's a response to how
Speaker 1: we date now. We live in a culture of fast swipes,
Speaker 1: quick hookups, and fleeting connections. Everything feels superficial, especially if
Speaker 1: you're watching Alyssa go to the dents that she did.
Speaker 1: For that, I've just added that one Julia Julia sorry
Speaker 1: goes on to say, when I was unmarried at first sight,
Speaker 1: I experienced this firsthand. I wanted to feel connected to
Speaker 1: my partner and build emotional intimacy first, before we jumped
Speaker 1: head first into bed. People laughed at me and thought
Speaker 1: I was weird. I honestly daily remind their storylines. Anyway,
Speaker 1: she goes on, this is the advert for the game,
Speaker 1: by the way, but for me, emotional chemistry has always
Speaker 1: been the precursor to sexual chemistry. What does precursor mean?
Speaker 1: And I've since realized I'm far from the only one
Speaker 1: who feels that way. So I created the exact thing
Speaker 1: I wish I had in my back pocket at the time.
Speaker 1: Mind Gasm is fun, playful, spicy, and vulnerable. It's an
Speaker 1: invitation to ask better questions and to lead with curiosity.
Speaker 1: Mind Gasm is officially live PREORDI or mind Gasm Game Today.
Speaker 1: Apparel collection available now, website, linking my bio. Thank you
Speaker 1: to everyone has supported me bringing this game to life.
Speaker 1: I just want to point out I'm not being paid
Speaker 1: to promote this because that felt like an advert. So yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: here's the drama and the GF thing. So Julia's made
Speaker 1: a game.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 1: To go back to my previous point, She's gained a
Speaker 1: little following from Maths. She's probably looked at the analytics
Speaker 1: of that. I would assume it's likely women of a
Speaker 1: similar age. She's probably going, well, what am I passionate about?
Speaker 1: What do I stand for? What do they likely stand for?
Speaker 1: And then she's come up with this game to sell
Speaker 1: to them, which actually great idea.
Speaker 2: Cannot knock it at all.
Speaker 1: But now the issue is last week she was doing
Speaker 1: a launch party for that, and she invited several former cast.
Speaker 2: Members, including Gea.
Speaker 1: But then as the day got closer and closer, she
Speaker 1: then decided to uninvite Jea.
Speaker 4: Julia from my season of Maths. Right, we talk like
Speaker 4: here and there, like not a lot. But she was
Speaker 4: kind enough to send me her new She was kind
Speaker 4: of to send me her new card game mind Gus
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh, this is so lovely. And
Speaker 4: she DMed me and was like, I would love you
Speaker 4: to come to the event that I'm doing on Friday,
Speaker 4: which is tonight, and I would love you and Alan
Speaker 4: to come. And I was like, oh my gosh. She
Speaker 4: lives in Melbourne. I'm in Melbourne. Already like sure. So
Speaker 4: I was like, great, we'll come. And this was like
Speaker 4: maybe two weeks ago she asked us, and I was like, yeah, great.
Speaker 4: And then she last week said, oh, you know it's
Speaker 4: getting sold out. Do you still definitely want to go
Speaker 4: because otherwise I'll give you a ticket away? And I
Speaker 4: was like no, no, no, we're coming. Anyways, two days ago,
Speaker 4: I get a DM from her, and I'm not blaming her.
Speaker 4: She's not at fault here, but I'm just going to
Speaker 4: show the DM that she sent me. Pause to read
Speaker 4: that if you want to.
Speaker 1: The text message that Jia just flashed up in that
Speaker 1: TikTok read, Hey, honey, I wanted to reach out to
Speaker 1: you personally about Friday. A couple of concerns have been
Speaker 1: raised by attendees that I need to take seriously, and
Speaker 1: after a long thought, I've had to make the really
Speaker 1: difficult decision to withdraw your invitation to the event. I
Speaker 1: want to be really clear that this is not about
Speaker 1: you and I or a reflect of how I personally
Speaker 1: feel about you. It's simply a decision I've had to
Speaker 1: make as the person hosting the event, taking into consideration
Speaker 1: the comfort of everybody who will be there. I know
Speaker 1: this may feel hurtful, and I'm genuinely sorry to put
Speaker 1: you in this position. It wasn't an easy decision to make. Ultimately,
Speaker 1: I've had to decide what will be best for the event.
Speaker 1: I really hope you can understand that this doesn't change
Speaker 1: where I stand with you personally, love heart.
Speaker 2: Now, to me, that is.
Speaker 4: A shit go so as you can see, some people
Speaker 4: have been uncomfortable attendees by my mere presence or potential
Speaker 4: presence of me and my boyfriend being at the event.
Speaker 4: I just want to make something very clear. I was
Speaker 4: just at an event with half of the cast, some
Speaker 4: that don't like me, and absolutely nothing happened, nothing took place.
Speaker 4: I think people need to let go of the petty bullshit.
Speaker 4: It's been over a year. Who cares. No one is
Speaker 4: going pregnant and going to start some stuff. It's just
Speaker 4: not gonna happen from me at all ever, Like it's
Speaker 4: just not And to be honest, it says more about
Speaker 4: that person or those people than it does about me,
Speaker 4: because I have no problem being anywhere with anybody at
Speaker 4: any event, because I just know my aura and my
Speaker 4: vibe is just like, no bullshit, no drama, I will
Speaker 4: walk in and be polite and then go to the
Speaker 4: other side of the room so that I don't make
Speaker 4: somebody uncomfortable. But as much of these as these people
Speaker 4: say that I was a bully or whatnot, this is
Speaker 4: also bullying to purposely exclude somebody from something and make
Speaker 4: the person hosting the event feel so uncomfortable that she'd
Speaker 4: had to uninvite me and my partner because other people
Speaker 4: were saying that they don't want me there. I just think, like,
Speaker 4: that's just petty, it's just stupid. Grow up.
Speaker 1: And this is the thing of what I dislike about,
Speaker 1: like influence, the culture that creates a culture, like even
Speaker 1: just the media celebi world of like how people are
Speaker 1: privately versus how yeah publicly. And you know, I don't
Speaker 1: think I've agreed with a single thing Gia has said
Speaker 1: or done since we started watching her on the show.
Speaker 1: But I don't really know Gia personally. I had a
Speaker 1: few experiences a long time ago now. But Julia does
Speaker 1: know Gia personally, and she obviously sees something in Gia
Speaker 1: that she either considers like a friend or an acquaintance
Speaker 1: or something, or she sees some good there to the
Speaker 1: extent that you know, she was happy to invite Gia
Speaker 1: to her event, but then when other people says, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't like Gia, she's then gone, well, oh shit, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't one to invite yea. And that to me,
Speaker 1: it's like, nah, if you are actually you know, you
Speaker 1: actually see some good in Gia and consider her a
Speaker 1: friend of some kind and you did want to there,
Speaker 1: and it's your event, stand by that. Don't let other
Speaker 1: people dictate your own guest list. Like again, it's your
Speaker 1: event for your game. And to then uninvite someone because
Speaker 1: other people have said, oh, I'd be uncomfortable because I
Speaker 1: didn't like her on the show, I didn't like watching
Speaker 1: her in the Telly. It's like you're just bowing down
Speaker 1: to the masses. And this may sound a bit of
Speaker 1: like a controversial take now, and I'm kind of making
Speaker 1: this a lot broader, but this is what I really
Speaker 1: hate about the concept of cancel culture, and its why
Speaker 1: for years I was so hesitant to even start a
Speaker 1: podcast or leaning to doing more contact myself. Because these
Speaker 1: days this isn't about g and now because like, no offense,
Speaker 1: but your behavior on the show is shit. But like
Speaker 1: in the broadest sense, like you see so many people
Speaker 1: out there, and they may make a slip up and
Speaker 1: say something that's taken out of context, or say something
Speaker 1: that is just not great, but there is often not
Speaker 1: bad intent. But then like other creators would then jump
Speaker 1: on that and it's like a Pilon effect.
Speaker 2: Where they'll be like, I can't believe this.
Speaker 1: This person has previously said they stand for these things,
Speaker 1: and now they've said this one thing. They should not
Speaker 1: have a platform, they should have their accounts deleted and
Speaker 1: no one should ever listen to them again, and they
Speaker 1: should be banished from society.
Speaker 2: And it's like, often it's not.
Speaker 1: That deep, and like when it comes to cancel culture,
Speaker 1: I think, you know, if someone is out there spewing
Speaker 1: hatred and inciting hatred and violencer, or you know, if
Speaker 1: they're convicted of these horrific things and actually it's deserving
Speaker 1: to deplatform them, then I think that is where cancel
Speaker 1: culture is great. But often it becomes this thing where
Speaker 1: if you like follow someone for example, and every single
Speaker 1: thing they do and say doesn't align with every single
Speaker 1: fot you have, then suddenly it's like I can't believe
Speaker 1: you would do that, or does this make any sense?
Speaker 1: I think years ago when that phrase cancel culture became
Speaker 1: a thing. It was a good thing and a good
Speaker 1: movement where the masses were going. Actually, this person whoever
Speaker 1: was being canceled, you know, someone like Harvey Weinstein for example,
Speaker 1: of course he should be canceled. He committed horrific things
Speaker 1: for years and has now been jailed. I think he's
Speaker 1: in geil like that is someone who should never work
Speaker 1: in the industry again if he's even.
Speaker 2: Is he alive? But you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And then it's like in society, you'll never find someone
Speaker 1: who shares every single belief and thought as you do.
Speaker 1: And to me, that's often a good thing because the
Speaker 1: world would be kind of boring. Like some of my friends,
Speaker 1: my closest friends, God, some of their political views, I'm like,
Speaker 1: are you serious, and like we have so many debates
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 2: I challenge them.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make them a bad person, doesn't mean I
Speaker 1: hate them, doesn't mean that I should never speak to them.
Speaker 2: It's just life.
Speaker 1: I feel I've gone really off topic now with this point.
Speaker 1: But to circle back, like, yeah, I do side with
Speaker 1: Gia here in being upset and annoyed and frustrated about
Speaker 1: being uninvited because if I had someone who you know,
Speaker 1: privately supported me and wanted me at their event and something,
Speaker 1: but then someone else said, like Josh, if he comes,
Speaker 1: I'm going to feel uncomfortable, and then I got an invite,
Speaker 1: I'd be like, well, I'd be like, what the fuck
Speaker 1: does that mean? You're not my friend then? Or you're
Speaker 1: just going with the more popular opinion, And to me,
Speaker 1: that would make the person making that choice Julia had
Speaker 1: just come across as disingenuous completely, And I get it
Speaker 1: from Julia's point of view slightly. You know, she's launching
Speaker 1: a finger and she probably just wants as much visibility
Speaker 1: and as many people at that event as possible. And
Speaker 1: if you know, say three people say they're not coming,
Speaker 1: if one person, Geer, comes, then she's thinking for the event.
Speaker 1: But nah, in life sometimes she's just got to stand
Speaker 1: up and go I'm not gonna bow down to what
Speaker 1: it feels like, oh the popular opinion here, And like,
Speaker 1: you know, if I was in this instant, well, firstly,
Speaker 1: I want to invite you to my event, but do
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? If I was having an
Speaker 1: event and I had someone I was close to coming
Speaker 1: and then someone else says I don't like them. I go, well,
Speaker 1: I've invited them, so don't come. Then, like, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to then uninvite someone to police someone else. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm talking as so because now this
Speaker 1: is what happens when I don't have a script. But yes,
Speaker 1: to end this podcast, let the record show that for
Speaker 1: this one day in history, nineteenth of August twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: I Joshua Fox took the side of gear from maths
Speaker 1: say Er