Speaker 1: Hello, y'all, It's Lucky Dip Time. Lucky Lucky. You're so
Speaker 1: lucky you're listening to Melan Manty. What a treat for you?
Speaker 2: Given Alves a run for his money.
Speaker 1: It is Lucky Dip Time, the little bite sized nuggets
Speaker 1: for you to listen to wherever you are, just to
Speaker 1: get you through for the next five to ten minutes.
Speaker 1: So now I'm going to go today, okay, And I've
Speaker 1: got questions for you. Ah right, I might throw five
Speaker 1: at you, and they're random, and these are questions that
Speaker 1: you can ask your friends, So keep them in mind
Speaker 1: when you're having a conversation with your friends and go, oh,
Speaker 1: do I know the answer to this? Okay, here's your
Speaker 1: first question. Does your personality change when you're around.
Speaker 2: Different people all the time? I reckon, yeah, I think
Speaker 2: we all do, because you know, like, you know how
Speaker 2: you can behave in front of some people and how
Speaker 2: you can't in front of others. But that said, there's
Speaker 2: probably core things that stay the same.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm thinking. I feel like there's with me
Speaker 1: a baseline of the personality, but different parts come at
Speaker 1: it for different people.
Speaker 2: Yes, maybe there's people you know you can get away
Speaker 2: with more around or whatever. Sometimes I'll try and project something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I can't think I try and project an
Speaker 1: image of myself because how is this? The other day,
Speaker 1: I was sitting out the back with my mate Cares,
Speaker 1: and I was feeling so crook. But Alo had a
Speaker 1: friend over and then the dad came over to pick
Speaker 1: him up and I was like, hey, how are you
Speaker 1: like put on this full performed Cares was like that
Speaker 1: was unbelievable acting. I'm like, yeah, so for that, I
Speaker 1: altered my personality to suit that person.
Speaker 2: I think we do do that. Yeah, I think every
Speaker 2: I think everybody does. I think everyone's sort of an
Speaker 2: actor in some ways. Yeah, you know what I means
Speaker 2: to like, we're just such miseries at home.
Speaker 1: But I can't give my actual version of me to everyone?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no way. But I think you do,
Speaker 2: like inevitably, you sort of fall back into who you
Speaker 2: really are. Anyway. If it's sort of like, okay, a
Speaker 2: five second conversation, it's fine, But if you're around that
Speaker 2: person for an hour, the real you is going to
Speaker 2: sort of come out at some point.
Speaker 1: Totally.
Speaker 2: Do hear that negative news.
Speaker 1: Story anyone else feeling sick? I feel sick. All right,
Speaker 1: here's another one, Which color has the worst personality? Oh?
Speaker 2: What a great question.
Speaker 1: I thought you'd like that one. You like that thinking
Speaker 1: of fruit and stuff having personality.
Speaker 2: Shit, I reckon orange.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I was going to say orange too, like.
Speaker 2: Orange wants to be cool, but it'snot. It's try Hard's
Speaker 2: remember when that word chugi was around, Like when someone
Speaker 2: older is trying to be young.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that's an orange though.
Speaker 2: If orange had a house, right, it'd have a live
Speaker 2: laugh love sign up in the house. Orange is just
Speaker 2: trying hard, but.
Speaker 1: Just not quite there, isn't it because there's no one
Speaker 1: who sitting When you go what's your favorite color? Have
Speaker 1: you ever heard somebody say orange?
Speaker 2: Because orange has just.
Speaker 1: Got a bit of a bad personality and it clashes
Speaker 1: with stuff. But sometimes it can be really it is
Speaker 1: a good clash, but a lot of the time it's
Speaker 1: not a good clash.
Speaker 2: No, Orange had its heyday in the seventies.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, right, okay, orange has got the worst personality.
Speaker 1: Here's your next question. You're ready for it. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: is the worst sandwich ingredient in your opinion?
Speaker 2: Tomato?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because because I don't eat them. I can't eat them.
Speaker 2: I told you that time my mum forced me to
Speaker 2: eat it and I vomited all over the table. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's funny because I can have like pasta sauce
Speaker 2: and stuff is fine. I can have tomato sauce. I
Speaker 2: keep trying because they look so inviting to me, like
Speaker 2: we do all the time. Like a tomato salad, just tomatoes,
Speaker 2: olive oil, a bit of onion salt, so like you
Speaker 2: eat the tomato and then you dip your bread in
Speaker 2: the oil. I look at it and I'm like, God,
Speaker 2: that looks so delicious. Yeah, I can't. Every time I
Speaker 2: try it. It makes me feel you can't even eat
Speaker 2: it in the salad like that. No, I don't love
Speaker 2: a tomato like tomato is not like I've essentially got
Speaker 2: to have a tomato in my sat sandwich. But I
Speaker 2: feel like if I had a salad sandwich, I would
Speaker 2: have it, but it has to be fresh otherwise it
Speaker 2: goes soggy. Yes, what would you say?
Speaker 1: Oh, like tin beetroots pretty fucking hectic in a sandwich.
Speaker 2: God, beetroots not something I have in my home. If
Speaker 2: I think of a salad sandwich, I don't mind the idea.
Speaker 2: Of beetroot in it, like from an old fashioned bakery.
Speaker 1: No, yes, no, I don't. I would take out the
Speaker 1: beetroot chew doesn't belong in there.
Speaker 2: Or onion to me, Oh my god, so nasty. I
Speaker 2: would always add onion. Oh I love onion so much.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I do not, especially raw onion.
Speaker 2: Oh yum, Oh my god, all red onion sliced really thin.
Speaker 1: Yum yum. Okay, what's the one thing you'll never do again?
Speaker 1: We often speak about this because it's our anti bucket list,
Speaker 1: But what's just one thing that you will never do again?
Speaker 2: I'd never go on a scary ride again, because I
Speaker 2: remember probably the first time Mark and I went away together.
Speaker 2: We went away in a group and we went to
Speaker 2: dream World, and Mark's really into rides, so of course
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh yeah, I love rides too. And we
Speaker 2: went on the Tower of Terror. No, you know, I
Speaker 2: just and I was like, this is I was pretending
Speaker 2: I was enjoying it, and I was like, yeah, I
Speaker 2: hate this. I hate this. I think I'm going to die.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I'm not doing that anymore. I probably
Speaker 2: would never even go to a theme park anymore.
Speaker 1: I mean I might have to because my kids is
Speaker 1: too small, but I will never go on a ride again.
Speaker 1: It's not funny at the start of a relationship though,
Speaker 1: that what you just like. I saw Sam was a
Speaker 1: bit alternative, so I dressed more alternative.
Speaker 2: I think that's just human nature.
Speaker 1: I saw he had a World Vision child, so I
Speaker 1: quickly got online and sponsored a World Vision child.
Speaker 2: You know what it is because in those early days
Speaker 2: you're trying to sort of match, like, yeah, that's a
Speaker 2: very socially conscious thing to do. You know, have a
Speaker 2: sponsored child. You want him to look at.
Speaker 1: You that I've already yes, I was like twenty one.
Speaker 1: That's not top of mind when you're twenty one, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean? All right? Is a secudary board?
Speaker 1: Is that how you say it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But a meal? Okay, I wouldn't call it. It's antipastal. Shuck,
Speaker 2: you don't puscle annoys me.
Speaker 1: What did you just say? Huh say antipast antipasteral, antipastal.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, that's it's so funny that you turn into
Speaker 1: an Italian when you want to.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like that's how it's said.
Speaker 1: I would say an anti pasta.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Well yes, because you're naughty, But one hundred
Speaker 2: percent it's a meal, one meal, Yes it is, but
Speaker 2: you're maybe you're not having them like traditionally the way
Speaker 2: that they are. My husband does these in his deli.
Speaker 2: If anyone wants an antibustal platter, just send us a
Speaker 2: message in touch. But if you have enough, like when
Speaker 2: we went away to lawn you me and Stacy, Yes,
Speaker 2: and Mark sent all that food from the deli. Yes,
Speaker 2: a meal with good bread, yes it was. Now with
Speaker 2: good bread, you're eating olives and cold meat and cheeses
Speaker 2: and whatever you can get so full of.
Speaker 1: The do you get so full on it? But that's
Speaker 1: why it's like people will often bring those out platter
Speaker 1: we call them, will bring those out when before dinner
Speaker 1: and you feel up on them and then you eat dinner.
Speaker 1: But to me, having a piece of crispy French bread
Speaker 1: with a slice of salami and a bit of cam
Speaker 1: and beer on it is not fucking dinner.
Speaker 2: If I was, if I'm inviting people over for dinner,
Speaker 2: I'll have a platter as you call them out, like
Speaker 2: for them to pick on while dinner's coming. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: serve that for dinner. But what I'm saying, is that's nice.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't serve it. You're not going to go all right, everyone,
Speaker 1: dinner's ready and sit down to a secuterie board.
Speaker 2: No. But there've been times where say, Mark's brought home
Speaker 2: a bunch of stuff and we just sit there with
Speaker 2: the kids and we'll pick on that, and that's dinner.
Speaker 1: That's your dinner. Yet, but it's not really like I
Speaker 1: because I've got a friend who will put a smoke
Speaker 1: trout on the boards on the Yeah, you can just
Speaker 1: get at it anywhere. And then I feel like, then
Speaker 1: she thinks it's dinner, and I'm like, this is not
Speaker 1: our dinner. We're having dinner after this, Like this is
Speaker 1: I'm not sitting here while we're drinking wine and dunking
Speaker 1: into Homas. Cucumbers into Homas.
Speaker 2: Is not dinner. Yeah, I think it can be. I
Speaker 2: think it can be both. It can be dinner. It
Speaker 2: can be yet, But if you're inviting people over, it's
Speaker 2: not going to be, Hey, here's dinner, and you put
Speaker 2: a platter out and that's where it's like an entree
Speaker 2: m sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Jesus, It's interesting, isn't it. It's like battle of the
Speaker 1: same sex is that question? All right, I've got more.
Speaker 1: I'm going to ask you another time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that. They were really good.
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