Speaker 1: We've got showers coming up for the next few days,
Speaker 1: which is not great. Hey, good time to just nestle
Speaker 1: in a home, Papaveno, put the fire on and watch
Speaker 1: some TV.
Speaker 2: Are you doing this tonight?
Speaker 3: Exactly? You need to check this show out. One of
Speaker 3: bossy twins put to the test. Take it that double?
Speaker 2: Do you always talk together at the same time?
Speaker 1: Sometimes Scott cam and doctor Younger Pigman answer the question.
Speaker 3: Which of these twins are Australia's most identical?
Speaker 1: All right, you can check it out tonight seven thirty
Speaker 1: or nine and nine. Now Jamie and Stephanie are identical twins.
Speaker 1: They joined us this morning.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing double. Good morning. Oh even your mannerisms are
Speaker 2: the same, lady. Yes, so I love identical twins. My
Speaker 2: grandmother is an identical twin.
Speaker 3: You're freaking out.
Speaker 4: You know in the paper how they used to have
Speaker 4: spot the difference. Yes, yeah, yes to circle. I'm just
Speaker 4: trying to see.
Speaker 2: What's one's got blue glasses and one's got black glasses.
Speaker 4: And you're now which one are you? So, steph You've
Speaker 4: got a ring, right, you're wearing a ring as well.
Speaker 4: Spotted that one, Jamie.
Speaker 2: So Stephanie's on the left and Jamie's on the right,
Speaker 2: and you too are very identical.
Speaker 1: No, Jamie's on the left, No, Noehane's on the.
Speaker 3: So girls, you both live together?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you mimmy asking how old you are?
Speaker 5: Thirty? Like three weeks?
Speaker 2: Right, So you live together? I mean, now, I know
Speaker 2: you've come in here as publicity for a TV show,
Speaker 2: But do you always dress the same?
Speaker 5: We try not too, but recently it's been happening a lot.
Speaker 5: So we walk out the door. Normally we do a
Speaker 5: check before we go at the door, but recently every
Speaker 5: time we go out, we look at each other when
Speaker 5: we get to the bus and we're like, we've worn
Speaker 5: the same thing.
Speaker 2: You don't mean to no, no, no.
Speaker 5: No, we're just put on what feels comfortable in the morning.
Speaker 5: And then this happens to be exactly the same thing,
Speaker 5: and we go it's always we get on the bus. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we don't notice before we leave, but when we get
Speaker 5: on the bus, that's when we're like, oh, do you.
Speaker 3: Sit together on the bus?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you share?
Speaker 5: Then go like you go that way?
Speaker 4: You go that way.
Speaker 1: Because not only do they live together, these guys actually
Speaker 1: work together. They're both in childcare once in the nursery.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm in the nurseries and I'm in toddlers.
Speaker 2: But don't the kids get confused.
Speaker 5: They're actually pretty good. They actually go by sound of voice.
Speaker 5: They don't even have to turn around when we walk
Speaker 5: in the space to know exactly who the.
Speaker 3: Same to them, we don't.
Speaker 5: They go Hi, Jamie, him. And sometimes they don't want
Speaker 5: puddles from me, They want cuddles to Jamie, and they
Speaker 5: know exactly who.
Speaker 3: Do you girls have partners?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Right, oh my gosh, Heaven help when one of you
Speaker 2: falls in loves No.
Speaker 5: No, Me and Jamie aren't really into dating people. We're
Speaker 5: happy to just do.
Speaker 2: You've got each other, would you bother? Get someone else
Speaker 2: to mess with? But when you've got each other, But.
Speaker 1: Imagine coming to date Jamie, like the press would be
Speaker 1: on the impressed step.
Speaker 3: Otherwise you'd say, then.
Speaker 2: The other one didn't like it, you'd be done for
Speaker 2: you spent so much.
Speaker 4: Of your life clearly together. I mean, do you fight.
Speaker 5: Sometimes we have like a two minute and then what
Speaker 5: do you fight over? It could be anything. It could
Speaker 5: be like who's going to change clothes? Or like what
Speaker 5: we're doing in the day.
Speaker 2: Normal sister stuff?
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 4: Do you think the same things?
Speaker 5: Sometimes it's really easy, like if we're debating on something
Speaker 5: that we can see each other's site, easier.
Speaker 3: Like that, Can I try something? So what about? Okay?
Speaker 1: Think of don't say it, just think of like a cereal,
Speaker 1: a breakfast cereal. And I'll say three to one, and
Speaker 1: you guys both say your answer. Okay, you got something
Speaker 1: in mind? Three two one?
Speaker 5: Coco? Wait?
Speaker 2: What did you both take?
Speaker 4: Cocoa pop?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's our favorite food.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, think of an animal? Okay, three two one?
Speaker 5: Dog?
Speaker 2: You have a hone? See if you can.
Speaker 4: Okay, think of your favorite in this studio? Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Three to one?
Speaker 5: He's the one who's better with Like.
Speaker 2: In all series. My grandmother is an identical twin. So
Speaker 2: I'm fascinated by twins. I love twins. I'm drawn towards them.
Speaker 2: It's I think it's something in our DNA. But my
Speaker 2: nan used to say when because they actually ended up
Speaker 2: living in different countries. And my nan used to say
Speaker 2: when her twin sister was sick or something happened to her,
Speaker 2: she felt like she could feel something was wrong. Are
Speaker 2: you guys that connected?
Speaker 5: We've had that before, like because I broken we've we're
Speaker 5: both broken out arms at different times, the same arm
Speaker 5: at different times. And then I'm in primary school when
Speaker 5: Jamie fell off the monkey Bars. I was like, something's
Speaker 5: wrong because I was hanging out on the oval and
Speaker 5: I'm like, something's wrong. And her best friend came and
Speaker 5: found me and was like, Jamie's falling off the monkey
Speaker 5: Bars program. And I was like, Oh, that was that feeling.
Speaker 2: Because it's it's a really weird.
Speaker 1: Medical history of like something happened to one twin and
Speaker 1: then it's happened to.
Speaker 2: The other, like a sickness or yeah, there would be
Speaker 2: because you've got the same DNA, right, that's how it works.
Speaker 5: We do joke that like Jamie's my spare parts and
Speaker 5: I'm her spare parts because like hang out because that's
Speaker 5: so yeah, like we need it.
Speaker 1: Would their DNA be exactly the same? Like could Jamie
Speaker 1: commit a crime and set stuff up for it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they've had that, but like, yeah, we can do well.
Speaker 5: In the past, used to be that if like one
Speaker 5: person did something and they will both like will be
Speaker 5: each other alibi.
Speaker 1: Then you that, oh my god, when one of them
Speaker 1: gets done on to speak and the other one take.
Speaker 4: We're just do you tend to play a fan of
Speaker 4: practical jokes?
Speaker 5: We go get cold feet, like we go to do it,
Speaker 5: we plan it, go to do it, and they were like, no,
Speaker 5: you can't do it. But then if you pull us
Speaker 5: on the phone or have because we feel guilty telling
Speaker 5: people they've got the wrong one. So if you're talking
Speaker 5: to us and you've got the wrong one, we'll just
Speaker 5: play on until until they ask questioning like oh I
Speaker 5: don't know the answer, I'll just answer what Jamie answers,
Speaker 5: and then they're like, you're not Jamie. I was like, yes, so.
Speaker 2: Close, Oh my gosh. And what are some of the
Speaker 2: other things that are a bit freaky that we wouldn't
Speaker 2: understand if we're not an identical twin, Like what are
Speaker 2: some of the things that you do the same or
Speaker 2: that you think the same, or that, like if you
Speaker 2: had any moments where you're like, oh, this is a
Speaker 2: twin thing, we.
Speaker 5: Would be like that one. Yeah, talking at the same time.
Speaker 5: We try not to, but yeah, a lot of the
Speaker 5: time because we're thinking very similar. Yeah, it happens. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that like the there wanting to always be a part
Speaker 5: because you don't ever spend much time apart?
Speaker 2: What do you do separately?
Speaker 5: Not really anything Like we're like when after the show
Speaker 5: we'd finished the show, we're like, the one thing we're
Speaker 5: going to work on is getting public transport apart because
Speaker 5: we never have to so then we're so then we
Speaker 5: still get nervous getting public transport separately because we're used
Speaker 5: to doing it together.
Speaker 2: Do you have separate bank accounts or one bank account.
Speaker 5: Like we have separate all goes into one because we
Speaker 5: all have this. We have the same hobbies and everything,
Speaker 5: so they just yeah, yeah, yeah, that's why there's no
Speaker 5: one to argue over what you want for dinner.
Speaker 2: Always agreed. Anything you disagree.
Speaker 5: On something, I don't know because most of the things
Speaker 5: that we can negotiate with each other to get.
Speaker 2: Out as a happy marriage.
Speaker 3: I've got one hang on Australia, I just do.
Speaker 4: You have bunk beds.
Speaker 5: We're used to growing up now? No, we've got the
Speaker 5: they like pushed together basically like one.
Speaker 2: But but there are the twins in the show that
Speaker 2: you walked in and met and went nah, they're not
Speaker 2: as similar as us.
Speaker 5: Pretty you'll see tonight, like they're all pretty much the same.
Speaker 3: And I try one more game. Okay, think think of
Speaker 3: a pizza topping. Okay, okay, you got.
Speaker 2: A pizza top always food related, like just imagine if
Speaker 2: you had a twin, there'd be no more food.
Speaker 5: Okay, So you think of a pizza topping, Yeah, topping,
Speaker 5: or like a flavor like would you say ham or
Speaker 5: would you say pineapple?
Speaker 2: I mean? Or would you say Hawaiian?
Speaker 3: I think a style of a style of pizza, like
Speaker 3: a style of pizza like.
Speaker 2: Chicken.
Speaker 5: Okay, thinking three, two, one half and half.
Speaker 1: With is Most Identical Twins premieres tonight tomorrow night seven
Speaker 1: thirty on nine and nine.
Speaker 2: Now me too, don't go? Can you stay?
Speaker 1: Jamie and Steph, thanks for coming in Veronica's Untouched. The
Speaker 1: reason we are playing the Brisbane Twins is because we've
Speaker 1: turned into twin FM. This is over one hundred. You're
Speaker 1: on the air with Jason Lauren Clint here as well.
Speaker 1: Look we were just chatting with two of the girls,
Speaker 1: Jamie and Stiff. They appear on Austray's Most Identical Twins
Speaker 1: tonight on Channel nine.
Speaker 2: I'm not kidding. These are the same people.
Speaker 3: The interview wrapped up, we hit an ad break. We're
Speaker 3: like girls. Thanks coming in, and then we just kept
Speaker 3: asking questions and we're like.
Speaker 2: Can you please stay?
Speaker 3: You ain't leaving.
Speaker 2: So if you've just tuned in, the girls are on
Speaker 2: this Channel nine, the women, i should say, on this
Speaker 2: Channel nine show tonight. Now they've come in dressed in
Speaker 2: the same outfits. One has a blue pair of glasses,
Speaker 2: one has a black pair of the same glasses. And
Speaker 2: that's the only way we can identify it now as.
Speaker 4: The blue glass.
Speaker 1: This is what I find fascinating. They live together, they
Speaker 1: work together. You're both non interested in dating because as
Speaker 1: far as you're concerned, you've got your companion.
Speaker 3: I would love to live with myself.
Speaker 4: I would go absolutely.
Speaker 2: Crazy if another Jays Hawkins walked in here right now,
Speaker 2: I would walk out now the back. If there was two.
Speaker 2: This world is not made for two of you, and
Speaker 2: I'm not made for a world with two of you.
Speaker 1: But think about it, imagine you living with yourself like
Speaker 1: all those silly little things.
Speaker 3: Fyance does know how to pack.
Speaker 2: Because we were asking you, girls, is there anything that
Speaker 2: annoys each other? Like it's one of you good at
Speaker 2: packing the dishwasher or does one of you leave the
Speaker 2: wet towels on the floor. You just do everything the same.
Speaker 5: Do or we just divide. So then I prefer doing
Speaker 5: the dishwasher first. Do the washing. So then if we
Speaker 5: have come to an argument, we're like, okay, well, if
Speaker 5: you want to do your thing this way and I
Speaker 5: want to do my thing this way, we'll just take
Speaker 5: the job of the thing that we want.
Speaker 2: Just what we're missing relationship, We need another us. Should
Speaker 2: we try and find.
Speaker 3: Two points put ourselves forward for the cloning program?
Speaker 4: Hey, and I mean personal question again. We were speaking
Speaker 4: about it off the air, but you've spoken about starting
Speaker 4: a family potentially. Yeah, yeah, how how would that work?
Speaker 5: Then we would then go into like IVF to then
Speaker 5: because we want to be raising the children together, but
Speaker 5: then as two single parents, right, yeah, so then either
Speaker 5: one of us would have but because we can't just
Speaker 5: hide who would go first, We're gonna both go at
Speaker 5: the same time. And then if it's meant to be,
Speaker 5: it's meant to be, right then whoever would be.
Speaker 2: One fell pregnant and the other one didn't fall pregnant.
Speaker 2: You would be fine with that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, it just means that nature's just it's not
Speaker 5: meant to be there.
Speaker 3: You could both fall pregnant.
Speaker 5: Yes, and our younger sisters like, if it ends up
Speaker 5: being twinned, she's moving out. It would be like two
Speaker 5: two instead of one one. Yes, we have four kids. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh if you both had twins, yea.
Speaker 5: Which is like genetically possible.
Speaker 4: Is it more possible?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you need a mini bus.
Speaker 2: If you're an identity cool twin, is it more likely
Speaker 2: you'll have twins in the family.
Speaker 5: It seems if it runs in the family. But our family,
Speaker 5: it's kind of like a hit.
Speaker 2: Because my grandmother is a twin. And if you've seen
Speaker 2: the size of my fiance, if I end up having
Speaker 2: twin polls, I'll be bed ridden from day one and
Speaker 2: for the rest of that. Is there anything different do
Speaker 2: any of you have like a birthmark or a freckle
Speaker 2: or something that the other.
Speaker 5: One's got a mole on her leg? And when we
Speaker 5: were little, that's how mom dad told's part you can't
Speaker 5: see it. They used to try colored hair ties about
Speaker 5: all our baby photos. But then as soon as like
Speaker 5: if the hair ties are the same color or something,
Speaker 5: you just don't know.
Speaker 2: Because it's like when no, this is the wrong.
Speaker 4: Analogy, go I like you.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, Now I'm not comparing. But it's like
Speaker 2: I went, you were, You were like.
Speaker 3: He's an analogy, go for it.
Speaker 5: I went.
Speaker 2: I went to see the Guide Dog puppies and there
Speaker 2: are all these blonde little puppies and they paint different
Speaker 2: colored spots on them. They know I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: saying I'll pay my left thumb.
Speaker 5: That's the only way.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the only way. And my friend who had twins,
Speaker 2: she used to paint fingernails on one of them so
Speaker 2: that like, so they could tell you, is there.
Speaker 3: A food that one of you doesn't like.
Speaker 2: Another food?
Speaker 5: So these foods that we really don't agree on. So
Speaker 5: Jamie loves spoto'sweet them like apples. I can't stamp them. Really.
Speaker 5: She's the same with peanut butter. I love peanut butter
Speaker 5: toast and she's like, I have to go to another
Speaker 5: room because it smells. Show.
Speaker 2: Do they do research as to why that is different?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we did a food one, but then yeah, because
Speaker 5: we didn't didn't get to see the results. So we
Speaker 5: went in and did all the activities and then the
Speaker 5: results were kind of kept so then it would still
Speaker 5: be a surprise for us.
Speaker 1: Sorry, when you sit down, like at the end, of
Speaker 1: the day because like I think, imagine being in this situation.
Speaker 3: We're watching Yeah, are you both happy to watch the block?
Speaker 5: We're happy? And then if we can't agree, we'll do
Speaker 5: the same thing, Like we'll go and one of us
Speaker 5: will sit one phone and one of us on the
Speaker 5: other and watch our individual things, but most of the
Speaker 5: time we'll sit together.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, you guys are obviously good people, and
Speaker 2: you're good at compromising, which is the key to any
Speaker 2: good relationship, which I'm not very good.
Speaker 5: You're used to being on your own though, because we've
Speaker 5: never known anything different the whole life. Then suddenly getting
Speaker 5: a relationship and then having two people, you'd have to then.
Speaker 4: Learn do you bar it for the same football team?
Speaker 5: We don't really do football, but we're both team.
Speaker 2: Didn't annoy you having to share a birthday growing up?
Speaker 5: Morningt Like recently we've been like, we should try having
Speaker 5: two parties to see but parts and at the end
Speaker 5: where like that was just meant to.
Speaker 2: You should have two parties on the same day, different
Speaker 2: places and see wh to which ones.
Speaker 3: For someone who.
Speaker 5: Would get one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, girls, people ever say, oh I'm better friend? Do
Speaker 2: you have a best friend?
Speaker 5: We're both friends.
Speaker 2: So does anyone ever say to you like Jamie Stephanie
Speaker 2: was really annoying me today.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, so you can then I told them
Speaker 5: back how she annoys me.
Speaker 2: They do not annoy each other, but she's you.
Speaker 3: So it's sort of like you're annoying yourself.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: It's skilled at the other one's one an amazing opera
Speaker 2: singer and the other one's not.
Speaker 5: Jamie can do really like like sewing, and like I
Speaker 5: can't do that. I tried and I lost my sanity,
Speaker 5: so she can.
Speaker 2: Do Yeah, so there's something different in your brain. Yeah, yeah, yeah, girls,
Speaker 2: we love you.
Speaker 1: We need to let them go. You know why because
Speaker 1: they work in childcare. They can't open the childcare places.
Speaker 1: They're out doing primary kids.
Speaker 2: Are the kids with their pair of its until you
Speaker 2: get there?
Speaker 5: No, no, we're closing. So where we finished.
Speaker 2: Later you're doing the late kit. Yeah yeah, guys, get
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Speaker 2: we're going to post of all with us and our
Speaker 2: favorite guests this year.
Speaker 1: Australia's Most Identical Twins premieeres tonight and tomorrow seven thirty
Speaker 1: on nine and nine.
Speaker 3: Now we are going to let them go this time. Girls,
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for coming.
Speaker 4: In ye another.
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