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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Canceled, the podcast. It looks at

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Speaker 1: silly celebrity crimes and as science charges and sentences so

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Speaker 1: the canceled courtroom. The defendants are celebrities, the chargers are petty.

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Speaker 1: The rulings are final. Today we're talking about zach Efron.

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Speaker 1: a big movie, when oh, yeah it is. No she is.

414
00:23:40,624 --> 00:23:42,184
Speaker 1: She just doesn't look okay. Yeah yeah. And there's a

415
00:23:42,224 --> 00:23:44,224
Speaker 1: lot of people that are vaguely famous, so I don't

416
00:23:44,264 --> 00:23:46,624
Speaker 1: know the names. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna share this thame Okay, yeah,

417
00:23:46,664 --> 00:23:49,824
Speaker 1: I forgot me, Like yeah, okay, yes, yes, yes, okay,

418
00:23:50,344 --> 00:23:52,144
Speaker 1: right right, turn off the lights.

419
00:23:52,264 --> 00:23:55,744
Speaker 2: We're gonna lose our Monster Nights dearly.

420
00:23:55,544 --> 00:24:01,304
Speaker 1: Top me, top three, feeling okay. The thing about zach

421
00:24:01,384 --> 00:24:06,824
Speaker 1: Efron dancing is he commits, ah, he commits a hundred

422
00:24:07,224 --> 00:24:10,184
Speaker 1: and a million percent and he goes such a good dance.

423
00:24:10,344 --> 00:24:12,584
Speaker 1: This is a routine and you can actually imagine him

424
00:24:12,624 --> 00:24:14,664
Speaker 1: in the club. You can imagine him in the club.

425
00:24:14,704 --> 00:24:17,264
Speaker 1: He dances like Travis Kelcey be the hottest person. Yes.

426
00:24:17,824 --> 00:24:20,264
Speaker 1: In fact, in Iron Clare, did you notice that there's

427
00:24:20,264 --> 00:24:26,944
Speaker 1: a scene where he dances at his wedding inside and

428
00:24:26,984 --> 00:24:31,664
Speaker 1: it's just fifteen seconds. Week, I break his contract every

429
00:24:32,144 --> 00:24:36,624
Speaker 1: he's on I'm a great dancer, So in every contract

430
00:24:36,704 --> 00:24:39,104
Speaker 1: for every movie there has to be a dance break

431
00:24:39,904 --> 00:24:43,224
Speaker 1: that it stole the film for him, so everyone leaves

432
00:24:43,224 --> 00:24:46,184
Speaker 1: going terrible film, great dance. I really liked that Raise

433
00:24:46,184 --> 00:24:49,304
Speaker 1: a glass. Yes, that was fun. That was fun at

434
00:24:49,304 --> 00:24:51,704
Speaker 1: the end, and it goes through the whole cast and

435
00:24:51,744 --> 00:24:54,224
Speaker 1: it's like and Michelle Pheiffer is like, you know, over

436
00:24:54,224 --> 00:24:56,584
Speaker 1: the age of forty, so she's basically got a walking stick.

437
00:24:57,584 --> 00:24:59,704
Speaker 1: Then it's like, how lucky is she that Zack Efron

438
00:25:00,184 --> 00:25:03,304
Speaker 1: is doing a jig in front of him and so sexy.

439
00:25:03,424 --> 00:25:04,984
Speaker 1: It was just a high for him because he wasn't

440
00:25:04,984 --> 00:25:08,064
Speaker 1: playing a four year old, His voice isn't dubbed, he

441
00:25:08,144 --> 00:25:11,624
Speaker 1: wasn't dropping a condoct making the worst serial killer of

442
00:25:11,664 --> 00:25:15,664
Speaker 1: all time arousing. Zac Efron is hot, beautiful, sexy and

443
00:25:15,744 --> 00:25:19,584
Speaker 1: as aforementioned arousing. Ted Bundy was an American serial killer

444
00:25:19,864 --> 00:25:22,544
Speaker 1: who kidnapped, raped, and murdered dozens of young women and

445
00:25:22,584 --> 00:25:26,024
Speaker 1: girls in the nineteen seventies. He confessed to thirty murders,

446
00:25:26,344 --> 00:25:29,224
Speaker 1: but the true number is not known, and in twenty nineteen,

447
00:25:29,584 --> 00:25:33,784
Speaker 1: director Joe Berlinger, who is fascinated by Bundy, released a

448
00:25:33,784 --> 00:25:38,544
Speaker 1: film called Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile, starring zac

449
00:25:38,584 --> 00:25:40,744
Speaker 1: Efron as a serial killer. It took me over a

450
00:25:40,744 --> 00:25:46,264
Speaker 1: decade to look at this phone. Now what happened to

451
00:25:46,464 --> 00:25:47,064
Speaker 1: her head?

452
00:25:48,544 --> 00:25:52,504
Speaker 2: She was still positive in the words to animals could

453
00:25:52,504 --> 00:25:54,784
Speaker 2: have conceivably done something.

454
00:25:54,544 --> 00:25:58,224
Speaker 1: Like animals don't do that. I'm not a bad guy.

455
00:25:58,664 --> 00:26:02,704
Speaker 1: Seen it, seen it? Efron was also a producer. Talk

456
00:26:02,744 --> 00:26:04,664
Speaker 1: to me about it because I haven't seen it. Actually,

457
00:26:04,704 --> 00:26:07,144
Speaker 1: you haven't seen it. No, you've actually seen it every

458
00:26:07,224 --> 00:26:12,704
Speaker 1: dae every day. No, it's good. Well, there was a

459
00:26:12,704 --> 00:26:15,704
Speaker 1: lot of criticism. Do you recall the criticism at the time. No,

460
00:26:16,104 --> 00:26:18,384
Speaker 1: that was everywhere. I remember everywhere. Wrote an opinion piece

461
00:26:18,424 --> 00:26:20,824
Speaker 1: and it was summed up by the Washington Post, who

462
00:26:20,864 --> 00:26:24,464
Speaker 1: said the film failed to distance itself from the glorification

463
00:26:24,544 --> 00:26:28,264
Speaker 1: of Bundy. The point was, according to critics, that Bundy

464
00:26:28,344 --> 00:26:30,744
Speaker 1: was hot, so no one could believe he would be

465
00:26:30,784 --> 00:26:34,144
Speaker 1: capable of such a barren crime. But like, yes, and

466
00:26:34,544 --> 00:26:36,224
Speaker 1: that was the vibe of the film, But that was

467
00:26:36,264 --> 00:26:38,904
Speaker 1: also the vibe of Ted Bundy in real life. Yes,

468
00:26:38,984 --> 00:26:42,424
Speaker 1: But their point was that the film was therefore unable

469
00:26:42,544 --> 00:26:45,504
Speaker 1: to do justice to the sheer volume of horror, and

470
00:26:45,544 --> 00:26:47,384
Speaker 1: that the fact he was hot in ordinary and blah

471
00:26:47,384 --> 00:26:49,624
Speaker 1: blah blah. It was like the dominant narrative at the time.

472
00:26:50,104 --> 00:26:52,424
Speaker 1: It was like it was broadcast and all these women

473
00:26:52,424 --> 00:26:54,584
Speaker 1: were looking at it, going, look, he's gorgeous, blah blah blah.

474
00:26:54,584 --> 00:26:57,784
Speaker 1: It's like you're telling the same story we've already heard.

475
00:26:58,464 --> 00:27:02,544
Speaker 1: Rather than doing any justice to any of his victims.

476
00:27:02,704 --> 00:27:04,504
Speaker 1: I know what they mean. We moved past him. Yeah.

477
00:27:04,504 --> 00:27:07,784
Speaker 1: Efron's performance was criticized because he didn't possess the malice

478
00:27:07,864 --> 00:27:11,424
Speaker 1: required and it sort of just perpetuate the stereotypes that

479
00:27:11,464 --> 00:27:13,864
Speaker 1: the press did during Yeah, like you got the hot

480
00:27:13,864 --> 00:27:18,144
Speaker 1: part right. Yeah. But actually, even when I think about it,

481
00:27:18,824 --> 00:27:21,864
Speaker 1: I don't even know if they showed the violence and

482
00:27:21,944 --> 00:27:23,904
Speaker 1: the horror. No, I don't think they did. No, it

483
00:27:23,944 --> 00:27:25,464
Speaker 1: was more like he's a normal guy who lives with

484
00:27:25,504 --> 00:27:28,864
Speaker 1: his wife. I set. Yeah, if you had a relative

485
00:27:28,864 --> 00:27:30,824
Speaker 1: that was killed by Ted Bundy, you'd be few, you'd

486
00:27:30,864 --> 00:27:33,184
Speaker 1: be like, Yeah. It was very like he's a new

487
00:27:33,224 --> 00:27:36,944
Speaker 1: heart throat film. By the way beat dubs it's Ted Bundy. Yeah.

488
00:27:37,424 --> 00:27:42,144
Speaker 1: Read this tweet. It's a picture of zac Efron. Look,

489
00:27:42,224 --> 00:27:44,104
Speaker 1: I actually didn't think he was at his hottest in this.

490
00:27:45,104 --> 00:27:47,344
Speaker 1: He was playing Ted Bundy. No, no, but it just

491
00:27:47,504 --> 00:27:50,544
Speaker 1: wasn't really his style. Like his hair was like curled

492
00:27:50,584 --> 00:27:52,864
Speaker 1: and he had bow ties and stuff. It's a tweet

493
00:27:52,904 --> 00:27:55,464
Speaker 1: that says, high, I'm Ted Bundy and you're watching disney Town.

494
00:27:55,744 --> 00:27:59,504
Speaker 1: It's a confusing pivot. It's a confusing pivot. This very

495
00:27:59,624 --> 00:28:03,224
Speaker 1: much is what the vibe was. Read that tweet. I

496
00:28:03,264 --> 00:28:05,304
Speaker 1: feel so bad for the families of the victims that

497
00:28:05,384 --> 00:28:07,784
Speaker 1: have to sit there and see their terrors revived as

498
00:28:07,824 --> 00:28:11,344
Speaker 1: a witty, romantic thriller. Yep, and then read this tree

499
00:28:11,424 --> 00:28:15,184
Speaker 1: down the bottom Ted Bundy rapes murders and estimated one

500
00:28:15,264 --> 00:28:18,024
Speaker 1: hundred sex workers and child You're but we need to

501
00:28:18,024 --> 00:28:20,104
Speaker 1: see his charismatic side. Oh my god. Plus he was

502
00:28:20,104 --> 00:28:24,024
Speaker 1: so hot. Yeah, okay that And look I looked at

503
00:28:24,064 --> 00:28:27,704
Speaker 1: images of zac Efron next to Ted Bundy, and I

504
00:28:27,784 --> 00:28:29,864
Speaker 1: know it isn't the point of the podcast, but it's

505
00:28:30,024 --> 00:28:34,504
Speaker 1: just just Ted Bundy wasn't hot. Absolutely no resemblance. I mean,

506
00:28:34,584 --> 00:28:38,504
Speaker 1: but then again, that happens with like generations. I know,

507
00:28:38,704 --> 00:28:40,904
Speaker 1: but I just think we've really over egged how hot

508
00:28:40,904 --> 00:28:44,064
Speaker 1: Ted Buddy was. I've often thought that. Anyway, I sort

509
00:28:44,104 --> 00:28:46,064
Speaker 1: of agree with you that Twitter missed the point a

510
00:28:46,104 --> 00:28:48,904
Speaker 1: little bit. Like the film was obviously meant to contrast

511
00:28:48,944 --> 00:28:51,624
Speaker 1: the charisma and the ordinariness with what the guy did.

512
00:28:52,184 --> 00:28:55,424
Speaker 1: And zac Efron was a producer, so he knew what

513
00:28:55,504 --> 00:28:58,224
Speaker 1: he was trying to do, and obviously it was a

514
00:28:58,304 --> 00:29:01,584
Speaker 1: career pivot he was stepping out of, Like you know,

515
00:29:01,744 --> 00:29:05,824
Speaker 1: he'd done New Year's Eve, yeah, and he needed to

516
00:29:05,864 --> 00:29:07,784
Speaker 1: go and he done my game. I'm going to be

517
00:29:07,824 --> 00:29:12,024
Speaker 1: a serious actor. Yeah, who should I play Ted Bundy? Yeah,

518
00:29:12,064 --> 00:29:13,704
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play ten and so. But we've kind of

519
00:29:13,864 --> 00:29:17,224
Speaker 1: the problem is that he was too sexy. Yeah, which

520
00:29:17,264 --> 00:29:20,144
Speaker 1: is that his fault? Maybe? Sorry? Speaking of him being

521
00:29:20,144 --> 00:29:23,344
Speaker 1: a serious actor, the wrestling movie Dying Claw. He's gonna

522
00:29:23,344 --> 00:29:25,944
Speaker 1: win award. Oh, he's so brilliant. He's just so a

523
00:29:25,944 --> 00:29:28,624
Speaker 1: great actor. He'll be what she is even I go,

524
00:29:28,704 --> 00:29:31,064
Speaker 1: you were great then, yeah, but mark my words, he'll

525
00:29:31,104 --> 00:29:33,064
Speaker 1: be winning an Academy Award in the next few years.

526
00:29:33,184 --> 00:29:45,224
Speaker 1: Not for a Family Affair. Finally, his face. There's a

527
00:29:45,264 --> 00:29:47,144
Speaker 1: movie out on Netflix called a Family Affair.

528
00:29:47,184 --> 00:29:49,064
Speaker 2: Because I can't play a blind alcoholic.

529
00:29:49,544 --> 00:29:53,264
Speaker 1: It goes against my iconography. My eyes are too pretty

530
00:29:53,304 --> 00:29:56,384
Speaker 1: to not be on camera. I told you we'd see

531
00:29:56,544 --> 00:30:00,584
Speaker 1: your eyes. Starring Nicole Kidman, Joey King, Claire. Can you

532
00:30:00,624 --> 00:30:05,464
Speaker 1: please remind the councel courtroom who Joey King is the

533
00:30:05,464 --> 00:30:12,424
Speaker 1: ex girlfriend of Jacob Lordie. Oh, yes, you're gonna gypsy

534
00:30:12,624 --> 00:30:15,744
Speaker 1: row gypsy rots. Yeah, but from the kissing booth la

535
00:30:15,864 --> 00:30:17,864
Speaker 1: la lah. They have history. We need to do a

536
00:30:17,904 --> 00:30:21,144
Speaker 1: big mind map of all the connections between them. And

537
00:30:21,264 --> 00:30:25,464
Speaker 1: of course Zach I watched five minutes and Luca made

538
00:30:25,544 --> 00:30:27,624
Speaker 1: us turn it off. But I have saved my place

539
00:30:27,664 --> 00:30:30,344
Speaker 1: and shall be returning in private. Okay. That often happens

540
00:30:30,344 --> 00:30:32,984
Speaker 1: with your partner, doesn't it. You go yeah, yeah, it's terrible. Yeah,

541
00:30:33,064 --> 00:30:34,704
Speaker 1: we won't and then I'm like, you go on out.

542
00:30:34,864 --> 00:30:37,944
Speaker 1: This week, I've got a movie to watch. The headline

543
00:30:37,944 --> 00:30:40,544
Speaker 1: about this film, which has a thirty nine percent rating

544
00:30:40,584 --> 00:30:42,424
Speaker 1: on Rotten Tomatoes, which makes me want to say more.

545
00:30:42,704 --> 00:30:43,904
Speaker 1: Is Zach Evron's face.

546
00:30:44,144 --> 00:30:47,384
Speaker 2: Right, folks. Zach Efron's jaw is making headlines again.

547
00:30:47,624 --> 00:30:50,584
Speaker 1: It's different. People on the internet say his face shape

548
00:30:50,584 --> 00:30:52,784
Speaker 1: has changed considerably. You can see in The Iron Claw

549
00:30:52,824 --> 00:30:55,384
Speaker 1: as well. His jaw is more square and his lips

550
00:30:55,424 --> 00:30:58,424
Speaker 1: appear fuller. And everyone's yelling you messed up your face

551
00:30:58,744 --> 00:31:03,304
Speaker 1: and sharing mean comparisons and saying that they feel personally victimized.

552
00:31:03,424 --> 00:31:06,384
Speaker 1: And it's like, I don't know, maybe you need to

553
00:31:06,424 --> 00:31:09,624
Speaker 1: go for a walk, okay, Dutch, some grass touch some

554
00:31:10,144 --> 00:31:12,144
Speaker 1: is hot, though it's still hot in Iron Clare. I

555
00:31:12,184 --> 00:31:15,744
Speaker 1: just think he's okay, yeah yeah. Efron has actually addressed

556
00:31:15,784 --> 00:31:19,504
Speaker 1: his changing face. He says that back in twenty thirteen,

557
00:31:20,224 --> 00:31:22,064
Speaker 1: he was running through his house in socks and he

558
00:31:22,144 --> 00:31:25,624
Speaker 1: tripped and fell on his fountain because there was a

559
00:31:25,624 --> 00:31:28,104
Speaker 1: puddle of water. This is a court room, so we

560
00:31:28,144 --> 00:31:32,664
Speaker 1: need to properly prosecute this story. I started by googling

561
00:31:32,744 --> 00:31:35,984
Speaker 1: granite fountain, okay, because I needed a visual. This is

562
00:31:36,024 --> 00:31:38,104
Speaker 1: what came up on Google Watch. I mean, this is

563
00:31:38,144 --> 00:31:40,824
Speaker 1: an outdoor fountain. Yeah, that's what I was gonna ask.

564
00:31:41,024 --> 00:31:43,024
Speaker 1: Was was talking about an indoor It's an indoor fountain

565
00:31:43,064 --> 00:31:45,224
Speaker 1: and his indoors at his home. Yes, why does he

566
00:31:45,264 --> 00:31:46,864
Speaker 1: have an indoor found? He has addressed that and he

567
00:31:46,864 --> 00:31:48,584
Speaker 1: said it's pretty cool. I have an indoor found, so

568
00:31:48,624 --> 00:31:50,744
Speaker 1: he knows that's not the knot. But he does have

569
00:31:50,784 --> 00:31:52,944
Speaker 1: an indoor fountain. But then what I did is I

570
00:31:53,024 --> 00:31:55,664
Speaker 1: tried to find an image of the granite fountain inside

571
00:31:55,664 --> 00:31:58,864
Speaker 1: his house, and I could find his house like as

572
00:31:58,904 --> 00:32:00,344
Speaker 1: in the one that he'd bought or whatever. But I

573
00:32:00,344 --> 00:32:02,504
Speaker 1: think he might have installed the granite fountain after he

574
00:32:02,544 --> 00:32:05,184
Speaker 1: purchased it, because I couldn't see an image. Okay, Now

575
00:32:05,384 --> 00:32:10,064
Speaker 1: I've got some comments about the fall, specifically the socks

576
00:32:10,104 --> 00:32:14,384
Speaker 1: and the water. I have slipped in my house wearing

577
00:32:14,424 --> 00:32:20,624
Speaker 1: socks on floorboards, on tiles. Lots of situations you know

578
00:32:20,784 --> 00:32:23,744
Speaker 1: a bit of water when you get out of the shower, slip, slip,

579
00:32:24,264 --> 00:32:28,784
Speaker 1: But when you're wearing socks when you step in wet

580
00:32:28,424 --> 00:32:34,504
Speaker 1: you okay, yes, yes, okay. There are two different ways

581
00:32:34,504 --> 00:32:41,584
Speaker 1: to slip. Yes, one is socks, dry floor. The other

582
00:32:42,064 --> 00:32:46,784
Speaker 1: is no socks, wet floor. That's they are the two ways.

583
00:32:46,824 --> 00:32:51,104
Speaker 1: If it slip on a granite fountain. Yeah, And what

584
00:32:51,144 --> 00:32:55,504
Speaker 1: I'm confused about is if you personally have ever slipped

585
00:32:56,624 --> 00:32:59,664
Speaker 1: on water and socks. Okay, what I will say, No,

586
00:32:59,944 --> 00:33:02,144
Speaker 1: I haven't, but this is what I will say. And

587
00:33:02,184 --> 00:33:04,824
Speaker 1: we've talked about this before. When you get an injury,

588
00:33:05,184 --> 00:33:07,824
Speaker 1: you somehow I hit my head the other day, like

589
00:33:07,864 --> 00:33:11,024
Speaker 1: a little while ago, full banged my head, huge egg

590
00:33:11,104 --> 00:33:13,904
Speaker 1: on my head, full bruise. I had to call the paramedics.

591
00:33:14,744 --> 00:33:16,984
Speaker 1: Whenever you have an injury as an adult, and I

592
00:33:17,104 --> 00:33:20,384
Speaker 1: have to explain how it happened. It sounds weird, sounds

593
00:33:20,384 --> 00:33:24,064
Speaker 1: like a lie. There's never a time when what you

594
00:33:24,144 --> 00:33:26,944
Speaker 1: were doing leading up to that to make this makes sense.

595
00:33:27,384 --> 00:33:30,864
Speaker 1: So me and my partner were walking home from dinner.

596
00:33:31,344 --> 00:33:34,824
Speaker 1: It was five pm. Yeah, so the paramedics are like, sorry,

597
00:33:34,864 --> 00:33:37,424
Speaker 1: you're walking hot dinner at five pm. Sounds like a lie.

598
00:33:37,544 --> 00:33:40,304
Speaker 1: We have a baby, right, so things are weird. So

599
00:33:40,344 --> 00:33:43,144
Speaker 1: you had dinner at four? Yeah? Yeah, And it's like,

600
00:33:43,464 --> 00:33:46,624
Speaker 1: why were you walking down this street? It's not a

601
00:33:46,624 --> 00:33:48,784
Speaker 1: logical way to walk to our house. And then I

602
00:33:48,824 --> 00:33:50,784
Speaker 1: think I had maybe a Luberta concussion. I was like, oh,

603
00:33:50,824 --> 00:33:54,304
Speaker 1: we were going to Messina all right after our four

604
00:33:54,464 --> 00:33:57,144
Speaker 1: thirty pm dinner, okay, And there's just a lot of

605
00:33:57,224 --> 00:34:00,544
Speaker 1: moving parts like, yeah, why were you It sounds like

606
00:34:00,584 --> 00:34:02,944
Speaker 1: you're covering. Yeah, it sounds like it sounds like you've

607
00:34:02,984 --> 00:34:07,824
Speaker 1: fallen to distract from a drug bust. Yes, And it's

608
00:34:07,864 --> 00:34:10,944
Speaker 1: like were you drinking? And it's like it does I

609
00:34:11,024 --> 00:34:14,464
Speaker 1: should have been drinking? Fair, fair, fair question, And no.

610
00:34:15,344 --> 00:34:18,744
Speaker 1: I am just very odd And every time I've injured myself,

611
00:34:18,744 --> 00:34:21,184
Speaker 1: I've thought that. So in zac Efron's defense, the weirder

612
00:34:21,224 --> 00:34:23,864
Speaker 1: the story, the more I actually believe it. Yeah, but

613
00:34:23,944 --> 00:34:26,144
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm with him on falling on the

614
00:34:26,144 --> 00:34:29,344
Speaker 1: granite funtain. Yeah. I just wonder if, in order to

615
00:34:29,384 --> 00:34:32,984
Speaker 1: make it believable, he's gone slippery and then he's gone

616
00:34:32,984 --> 00:34:35,384
Speaker 1: I'm going to add some slippery details. But the two

617
00:34:35,424 --> 00:34:38,464
Speaker 1: slippery details, it's like two positives equal and negative. I

618
00:34:38,504 --> 00:34:41,424
Speaker 1: think maybe there was water. Yeah, he doesn't realize that's

619
00:34:41,464 --> 00:34:44,104
Speaker 1: not what he slipped on. What did he slip on?

620
00:34:44,424 --> 00:34:48,384
Speaker 1: Just the normal floor? Okay? Or he actually wasn't wearing socks. Yeah,

621
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Speaker 1: he's just got confused. Yeah, Well, he was struck unconscious

622
00:34:51,784 --> 00:34:53,864
Speaker 1: and when he woke up, his chin was hanging from

623
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Speaker 1: his face. And I googled whether hitting your chin can

624
00:34:57,744 --> 00:35:00,064
Speaker 1: make you unconscious because I also want more. Does that

625
00:35:00,224 --> 00:35:04,224
Speaker 1: check out? No, definitely it does. Skull bones going up. Yeah,

626
00:35:04,304 --> 00:35:06,744
Speaker 1: he had to have his mouth wide shut and he

627
00:35:06,824 --> 00:35:09,864
Speaker 1: needed lots of stitches as a result of breaking his jaw.

628
00:35:10,424 --> 00:35:14,304
Speaker 1: A said that his other facial muscles, namely the mass tears,

629
00:35:14,744 --> 00:35:20,104
Speaker 1: which are used for chewing massader massa mass I'm sorry,

630
00:35:20,104 --> 00:35:23,424
Speaker 1: what was You know why I know it because people

631
00:35:23,464 --> 00:35:27,384
Speaker 1: talk about getting massive botox. Ah, that's the only context

632
00:35:27,424 --> 00:35:31,144
Speaker 1: is that I've seen TikTok videos of people talking about massa. Okay,

633
00:35:31,304 --> 00:35:34,024
Speaker 1: so grinding. It's the muscles that are used for chewing.

634
00:35:34,104 --> 00:35:36,264
Speaker 1: And the reason that people want botox for their grinding

635
00:35:36,544 --> 00:35:39,584
Speaker 1: is because it will make your jaw look bigger. So

636
00:35:39,824 --> 00:35:42,784
Speaker 1: if you grind or if you like overuse those muscles,

637
00:35:42,824 --> 00:35:47,144
Speaker 1: it can change the shape of your jaw. And basically

638
00:35:47,464 --> 00:35:50,344
Speaker 1: what happened was because it was wired shut and he

639
00:35:50,544 --> 00:35:53,344
Speaker 1: was like grinding like he had his teeth shut. The

640
00:35:53,424 --> 00:35:55,864
Speaker 1: idea is that it had kind of overcompensated and his

641
00:35:56,104 --> 00:35:58,704
Speaker 1: massaters grew to be really, really big, and he was

642
00:35:58,744 --> 00:36:00,344
Speaker 1: meant to be doing physio, but then he had another

643
00:36:00,344 --> 00:36:01,864
Speaker 1: project he had to go and work on, and he

644
00:36:01,904 --> 00:36:04,664
Speaker 1: didn't do the physioproperly, and apparently it grew and grew.

645
00:36:05,144 --> 00:36:07,304
Speaker 1: I googled it because I was like, well, can that happen?

646
00:36:08,024 --> 00:36:11,984
Speaker 1: And yeah, it can. This is a lie, like a

647
00:36:12,024 --> 00:36:16,704
Speaker 1: PR team has got a doctor involved and asked a

648
00:36:16,744 --> 00:36:18,264
Speaker 1: lot of questions. It seems a bit funny to be

649
00:36:18,264 --> 00:36:22,224
Speaker 1: defending him because women's appearance is always torn apart, and

650
00:36:22,424 --> 00:36:24,904
Speaker 1: how often do we talk about women ruining their faces

651
00:36:24,904 --> 00:36:27,984
Speaker 1: with plastic surgery or whatever. But I do think it

652
00:36:28,064 --> 00:36:30,024
Speaker 1: is never appropriate to say that, and it is sad

653
00:36:30,064 --> 00:36:33,904
Speaker 1: because it was an injury in a family affair. Zac Efron,

654
00:36:34,064 --> 00:36:37,904
Speaker 1: Actually he references he's due, but I'll tell you there's

655
00:36:37,944 --> 00:36:40,704
Speaker 1: another story. He's saying he fell over on set. No

656
00:36:40,864 --> 00:36:46,504
Speaker 1: mention of a granite film I did, though you read yeah, where.

657
00:36:47,864 --> 00:36:48,384
Speaker 2: That's right?

658
00:36:48,464 --> 00:36:54,064
Speaker 1: Here I fell answer. Oh yeah, I see it. It's

659
00:36:54,064 --> 00:36:59,104
Speaker 1: a brook. Okay, that's because it's in a script. I

660
00:36:59,224 --> 00:37:02,144
Speaker 1: just think that if we're gonna go with our sockshow

661
00:37:02,184 --> 00:37:06,504
Speaker 1: wet story, provide more details through feeling exactly exactly if

662
00:37:06,504 --> 00:37:08,464
Speaker 1: we're going to provide a detail through film. It felt

663
00:37:08,464 --> 00:37:10,064
Speaker 1: like he had to acknowledge it because people are going

664
00:37:10,104 --> 00:37:12,104
Speaker 1: to talk about the face. And he was like, no,

665
00:37:12,184 --> 00:37:15,944
Speaker 1: I've had an accident. I lost my chin on No. No,

666
00:37:16,584 --> 00:37:18,944
Speaker 1: but he talks about a scar. Yeah, he says he

667
00:37:18,984 --> 00:37:21,344
Speaker 1: nearly died. It was very very serious. It's very traumatic

668
00:37:21,344 --> 00:37:24,384
Speaker 1: for him. We shouldn't be laughing. Stop Claire. It is

669
00:37:24,424 --> 00:37:33,384
Speaker 1: time for charges and sentences. On the socks. We need

670
00:37:33,384 --> 00:37:35,584
Speaker 1: to know how wet because there's a point at which

671
00:37:35,584 --> 00:37:37,984
Speaker 1: obviously socks are made of fabric, and we know that

672
00:37:38,024 --> 00:37:42,464
Speaker 1: the fabric can cause resistance, which helps us to not

673
00:37:42,624 --> 00:37:47,424
Speaker 1: fall in wet. But were they so wet? Just become

674
00:37:47,504 --> 00:37:50,784
Speaker 1: foot You've taken a few steps and your sock has

675
00:37:50,784 --> 00:37:52,704
Speaker 1: soaked through, so that your sock is no longer sock

676
00:37:53,224 --> 00:37:56,304
Speaker 1: in terms of purpose. Exactly, there's no friction left. We're

677
00:37:56,344 --> 00:37:58,664
Speaker 1: just slipping around. Yeah, which I can see how you

678
00:37:58,704 --> 00:38:01,544
Speaker 1: would slip. I have another question in regards to this,

679
00:38:01,864 --> 00:38:03,904
Speaker 1: Like we're in a court room, your zac Efron, and

680
00:38:03,944 --> 00:38:08,344
Speaker 1: I'm just fasting questions. It's just my job. Why the wet?

681
00:38:08,544 --> 00:38:11,224
Speaker 1: Why the wet? Yes, so you have a granite fountain.

682
00:38:11,384 --> 00:38:14,384
Speaker 1: Love that fear it was from the fountain. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

683
00:38:14,424 --> 00:38:19,424
Speaker 1: it's he fountain leaking. Yeah it was leaking. No, it

684
00:38:19,464 --> 00:38:22,624
Speaker 1: wasn't leaking. The problem with having a fountain inside is

685
00:38:22,864 --> 00:38:26,944
Speaker 1: that often water does splash from the fountain into the outside.

686
00:38:27,184 --> 00:38:29,544
Speaker 1: Zach Efron, do you have help? Yeah? They were sick

687
00:38:29,624 --> 00:38:32,984
Speaker 1: that day. I just feel as though if I'm zac Efron,

688
00:38:33,104 --> 00:38:35,664
Speaker 1: I'm not mupping up my own floor. I feel as

689
00:38:35,664 --> 00:38:37,984
Speaker 1: though there's a guy. Well, I think the surprise you

690
00:38:38,024 --> 00:38:41,024
Speaker 1: pay for having a fountain indoors, it's why I've not

691
00:38:41,104 --> 00:38:45,464
Speaker 1: done it, because I don't want wet. Yeah, there is

692
00:38:45,504 --> 00:38:49,184
Speaker 1: another feature of a lie. Again, I'm just asking questions

693
00:38:49,944 --> 00:38:53,104
Speaker 1: where we give a few too many details. Right, he

694
00:38:53,144 --> 00:38:55,944
Speaker 1: didn't trip over a fountain. He tripped over granite fountain.

695
00:38:56,504 --> 00:39:00,024
Speaker 1: It wasn't just any socks. It was wet. That's also

696
00:39:00,424 --> 00:39:03,784
Speaker 1: those details, the details that you think is that relevant

697
00:39:03,864 --> 00:39:08,464
Speaker 1: also a feature of the truth. That interesting, interesting but

698
00:39:08,784 --> 00:39:11,584
Speaker 1: a strange It's like when I I'm lying about why

699
00:39:11,744 --> 00:39:15,384
Speaker 1: I'm sick from whack, I'm taking a photo of my

700
00:39:15,464 --> 00:39:20,424
Speaker 1: vomit right, Like, I'm really over providing on evidence. And

701
00:39:20,504 --> 00:39:22,704
Speaker 1: I just wonder if he had truly fallen, would he

702
00:39:22,824 --> 00:39:26,704
Speaker 1: say I sipped at home it was an injury. I'd

703
00:39:26,744 --> 00:39:28,544
Speaker 1: like a picture of the granite fountain, okay, And I'd

704
00:39:28,584 --> 00:39:30,144
Speaker 1: like to know where it happened. I don't know. I

705
00:39:30,144 --> 00:39:31,624
Speaker 1: feel like if you were chatting to a friend about

706
00:39:31,624 --> 00:39:33,824
Speaker 1: how you injured yourself, sometimes you do provide just a

707
00:39:33,864 --> 00:39:38,464
Speaker 1: few details. Yeah, okay, so you believe me? Yeah? I

708
00:39:38,464 --> 00:39:40,184
Speaker 1: think I believe him too. And what's that saying? Truth

709
00:39:40,224 --> 00:39:43,304
Speaker 1: is stranger than fiction? Oh wow in the can?

710
00:39:43,944 --> 00:39:45,824
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, weird.

711
00:39:45,584 --> 00:39:48,424
Speaker 1: Of the story, the more true. I'm going to go

712
00:39:48,464 --> 00:39:50,024
Speaker 1: first in the charge. I need to talk about New

713
00:39:50,104 --> 00:39:53,184
Speaker 1: Year's Eve. I saw that because he was in it,

714
00:39:54,264 --> 00:39:57,784
Speaker 1: and that was one hour and fifty three minutes of

715
00:39:57,784 --> 00:40:00,464
Speaker 1: my life I'm not getting back. And storylines that don't

716
00:40:00,464 --> 00:40:04,464
Speaker 1: involve him so many Yes, it's like I'm just over here.

717
00:40:04,704 --> 00:40:07,464
Speaker 1: What was his watching Bloody Robert de Niro? If someone

718
00:40:07,544 --> 00:40:09,904
Speaker 1: to watching Robert de Niro film, I'd watch literally any

719
00:40:09,904 --> 00:40:14,624
Speaker 1: other one words. Yeah, I need to watch him in

720
00:40:14,744 --> 00:40:17,464
Speaker 1: New Year's Eve. What is zac Efron's storyline in that?

721
00:40:17,504 --> 00:40:20,144
Speaker 1: I think he's pursuing Michelle Pfeiffer older woman, and she's like,

722
00:40:20,184 --> 00:40:25,424
Speaker 1: I'm older than you. That's kind of hot. It took

723
00:40:25,504 --> 00:40:28,344
Speaker 1: too long to get to the dancing scene as established,

724
00:40:28,344 --> 00:40:31,344
Speaker 1: and there's actually another crime which breaks the rules of

725
00:40:31,504 --> 00:40:34,864
Speaker 1: court because you shouldn't bring up new evidence in the ruling.

726
00:40:35,224 --> 00:40:39,024
Speaker 1: Or maybe that's debating, can't be clear. Yeah, remember a

727
00:40:39,064 --> 00:40:41,264
Speaker 1: few years ago he came to Australia and he started

728
00:40:41,424 --> 00:40:44,504
Speaker 1: dating a girl in Byron Bay. Yeah, I could draw

729
00:40:44,624 --> 00:40:48,904
Speaker 1: a photo of her from memory. That pissed me off, okay,

730
00:40:49,064 --> 00:40:54,064
Speaker 1: because it was like, well, now maybe you are within reach,

731
00:40:55,024 --> 00:40:57,904
Speaker 1: like you're literally just over the plane trip cheeky ten

732
00:40:57,984 --> 00:41:01,624
Speaker 1: hour drive from where I'm sitting right now to zac Efron,

733
00:41:01,824 --> 00:41:03,824
Speaker 1: And like I know the cafe where she was working

734
00:41:03,864 --> 00:41:05,144
Speaker 1: that she met him, and it's like I could have

735
00:41:05,144 --> 00:41:07,824
Speaker 1: been at that cafe. I could have worked there. Yeah,

736
00:41:07,944 --> 00:41:10,664
Speaker 1: so we're dating Australians now, Yeah, could have let me

737
00:41:10,704 --> 00:41:13,184
Speaker 1: know and then within ten years of my age, and

738
00:41:13,224 --> 00:41:16,624
Speaker 1: then I thought, so if we were open to dating

739
00:41:16,944 --> 00:41:21,144
Speaker 1: everyday goals. Yeah, how about when I met you? Yeah?

740
00:41:21,184 --> 00:41:25,104
Speaker 1: And why didn't we flag that so that a few

741
00:41:25,144 --> 00:41:27,064
Speaker 1: of us could get a shot? Good? Because it nearly

742
00:41:27,144 --> 00:41:29,824
Speaker 1: ruined my relationship with my husband, the father of my child.

743
00:41:30,464 --> 00:41:34,024
Speaker 1: It did, Yeah, because I went all right, there's a

744
00:41:34,144 --> 00:41:37,344
Speaker 1: chance that the man from high school, musical man in

745
00:41:37,384 --> 00:41:39,304
Speaker 1: bad neighbors, who I think is a real laugh and

746
00:41:39,344 --> 00:41:42,944
Speaker 1: does a sexy dance in Newyear's Eve. He's just over there,

747
00:41:43,184 --> 00:41:45,184
Speaker 1: it's just picking up girls, just looking for love. He

748
00:41:45,184 --> 00:41:49,984
Speaker 1: could dance just for me, and he likes the Australian accent.

749
00:41:50,064 --> 00:41:53,144
Speaker 1: Apparently that relationship did end.

750
00:41:52,824 --> 00:41:54,464
Speaker 3: It did end because she.

751
00:41:54,584 --> 00:41:58,864
Speaker 1: Wasn't right, Oh, because you're right? Yes, okay, yes, but

752
00:41:58,944 --> 00:42:02,904
Speaker 1: he was getting warmer. My sentence is all forgive any

753
00:42:02,944 --> 00:42:05,384
Speaker 1: film if he dances at the end. And that's what

754
00:42:05,424 --> 00:42:07,424
Speaker 1: I learned from New Year's Eve, which brings me to

755
00:42:07,464 --> 00:42:11,144
Speaker 1: Ted Bundy. Oh he needed a little a film missing

756
00:42:11,144 --> 00:42:15,864
Speaker 1: a dance, or if a dance feels inappropriate, the film's

757
00:42:15,904 --> 00:42:21,064
Speaker 1: not for you, Zach said, Well said, so maybe that's

758
00:42:21,064 --> 00:42:23,864
Speaker 1: a good test litmus test. Ted Bundy isn't playing to

759
00:42:23,904 --> 00:42:26,784
Speaker 1: your strengths. Whereas look, I don't condone anything. Ted Bundy

760
00:42:26,784 --> 00:42:29,584
Speaker 1: did Bad Guy. I'm on the record of saying that,

761
00:42:29,664 --> 00:42:32,424
Speaker 1: but Zac Efron dancing even as Ted Bundy, I'd have

762
00:42:32,424 --> 00:42:34,384
Speaker 1: watched it, okay, and I wouldn't have mind just as

763
00:42:34,424 --> 00:42:37,184
Speaker 1: the credits roll, okay, saying it made sense in the

764
00:42:37,224 --> 00:42:39,384
Speaker 1: wrestling movie for him to do a dance. It could

765
00:42:39,464 --> 00:42:42,584
Speaker 1: make sense for Ted Bundy to do a little hip hop. Okay,

766
00:42:42,944 --> 00:42:45,984
Speaker 1: do a break dance. That's fine. Old Wait, Claire, what's

767
00:42:46,024 --> 00:42:51,624
Speaker 1: your charge? My charge is doing things that aren't playing

768
00:42:51,624 --> 00:42:54,944
Speaker 1: to his strengths slash talents. Okay, So when we take

769
00:42:54,984 --> 00:42:58,264
Speaker 1: on a role that isn't You're a triple threat, mate,

770
00:42:58,464 --> 00:43:01,584
Speaker 1: so you're dancing acting, yeah, and your faith and your

771
00:43:01,584 --> 00:43:06,544
Speaker 1: face for your quadruple threat. And so I want things

772
00:43:06,584 --> 00:43:10,104
Speaker 1: that really play to that. So, for example, wrestling movie,

773
00:43:10,104 --> 00:43:12,824
Speaker 1: I exclusively refer to his wrestling movie. Yeah, I don't

774
00:43:12,824 --> 00:43:14,544
Speaker 1: know the name. It's called The Iron Claw. It was

775
00:43:14,744 --> 00:43:17,504
Speaker 1: so good. Same with the Greatest Showman. I think that

776
00:43:17,504 --> 00:43:19,664
Speaker 1: that was some of zach Efronitty's best because he could

777
00:43:19,664 --> 00:43:23,824
Speaker 1: triple threat yeah, singing, dancing, kissing, yeah, zenda, et cetera.

778
00:43:23,984 --> 00:43:27,104
Speaker 1: There wasn't enough singing dancing in Ted Bundy. And another

779
00:43:27,184 --> 00:43:28,984
Speaker 1: way that he's not playing to his strengths. It's when

780
00:43:29,384 --> 00:43:32,624
Speaker 1: all these drugs and alcohol and homeless man encounter boys

781
00:43:32,664 --> 00:43:36,144
Speaker 1: stop that. No, that's not playing to your strengths. Well,

782
00:43:36,184 --> 00:43:38,304
Speaker 1: he had a moment, he said, I've learnt from it.

783
00:43:38,464 --> 00:43:40,664
Speaker 1: Yeah that was ten years ago. Well, I'm glad he's

784
00:43:40,664 --> 00:43:42,824
Speaker 1: off the drugs now so we can focus more on

785
00:43:43,504 --> 00:43:48,024
Speaker 1: his skills. Yes, well, no sentence. Zach Efron needs a

786
00:43:48,064 --> 00:43:51,464
Speaker 1: TikTok where he dances. I don't understand why his people

787
00:43:51,504 --> 00:43:56,104
Speaker 1: haven't set that up. Yeah, genuinely quit everything else, mate,

788
00:43:56,464 --> 00:43:59,864
Speaker 1: and just dance on TikTok. Should he do like a

789
00:43:59,944 --> 00:44:04,264
Speaker 1: jojo si wakama? No, because I get the ick That

790
00:44:04,304 --> 00:44:07,184
Speaker 1: would be icky. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah. But just

791
00:44:07,864 --> 00:44:12,064
Speaker 1: I want more dance to more dancing. I think he's

792
00:44:12,064 --> 00:44:13,584
Speaker 1: trying to move away from that is a sense I

793
00:44:13,584 --> 00:44:17,224
Speaker 1: get from the Ironclare. M Oh yeah, it'd be taken seriously.

794
00:44:17,304 --> 00:44:19,664
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah, him and Timothy Shall and I can

795
00:44:19,704 --> 00:44:22,904
Speaker 1: do a dance together. Oh oh, anyway, So I need

796
00:44:22,944 --> 00:44:25,584
Speaker 1: more dancing, and TikTok is a lovely accessible way for

797
00:44:25,584 --> 00:44:28,064
Speaker 1: me to get it. I love that. Thank you so

798
00:44:28,144 --> 00:44:30,744
Speaker 1: much for joining us on this episode of canceled. The

799
00:44:30,784 --> 00:44:35,264
Speaker 1: executive producer of Canceled is Toelysabezazz with audio editing. Bye

800
00:44:35,344 --> 00:44:38,824
Speaker 1: Tom Lyon. We are gonna post on the pictures Ted

801
00:44:38,824 --> 00:44:40,544
Speaker 1: Bundy what he looks like a picture of a granite

802
00:44:40,544 --> 00:44:42,784
Speaker 1: fountain that now exists in my phone, and and that

803
00:44:42,904 --> 00:44:46,304
Speaker 1: video of him dancing at the end of mm onto

804
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Speaker 1: the Twins underscore thoughts on Instagram. And if you have

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Speaker 1: a lazy girl story then please send it through to

806
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Speaker 1: podcasts at mummeya dot com dot au. We will be

807
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Speaker 1: back next week. Bye bye before we go. If you

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Speaker 1: are looking for something else to listen to, then I

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Speaker 1: have fantastic news because someone I know, Claire Spoiler, it's

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Speaker 1: you just did a whole season of a chart topping

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Speaker 1: podcast called But Are You Happy? All the episodes are

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Speaker 1: now available and you can go and listen to them. Claire,

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Speaker 1: what are some of the highlights from the season you've

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Speaker 1: just done. It's weird that you're not taking the piss

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Speaker 1: out of me, so it's just an awkward dynamic right now.

816
00:45:26,824 --> 00:45:29,624
Speaker 1: But some of the people I've interviewed for this season

817
00:45:29,904 --> 00:45:36,184
Speaker 1: are media personality Laura Burt, musical theater star Rob Mills,

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00:45:36,984 --> 00:45:42,304
Speaker 1: Olympic gold medalist around Tipnas, comedian Josh Thomas. We've got

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Speaker 1: Brooke Blurton, We've got actress and Gowerie Rice, who is

820
00:45:45,624 --> 00:45:50,024
Speaker 1: in Mean Girls. And there are just so many fascinating

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00:45:50,064 --> 00:45:54,704
Speaker 1: conversations on this season about what happens when you get

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00:45:54,784 --> 00:45:59,144
Speaker 1: everything that you want and how it doesn't feel how

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00:45:59,224 --> 00:46:03,344
Speaker 1: you would think it feels. We talk about people who

824
00:46:03,344 --> 00:46:07,144
Speaker 1: would trade what they have in terms of success for

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00:46:07,264 --> 00:46:09,744
Speaker 1: something else that they feel is missing in their lives.

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Speaker 1: You talk about jealousy, regret, me mental health, mental health,

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Speaker 1: and it's the season that I think everyone will find

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Speaker 1: something that resonates with them. You haven't referenced the biggest

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Speaker 1: endorsement of this season. I said, chart topping. I think

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Speaker 1: Apple chose it as one of their best podcasts last year,

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Speaker 1: But that means nothing in comparison to the endorsement you've got,

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Speaker 1: which was from one Anne Stevens, who did share the

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Speaker 1: Rob Mills episode just with the two words He's gorgeous. Okay, okay,

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Speaker 1: I just got the hearts for Rob Mills. Yeah she does,

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Speaker 1: which is like, I mean I ambushed him and he

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Speaker 1: came in, and I think there was an ambush, yes,

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Speaker 1: not appropriate, I yelled, you're my husband, Yeah, which isn't

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Speaker 1: he's engaged, Yeah, you shouldn't. Yeah. In the last season,

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Speaker 1: your bloody interviewed his fiance. So it's just all getting

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Speaker 1: very awkward. If you want to hear that awkwardness Claire

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Speaker 1: blowing up a future marriage, then listen to the late

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Speaker 1: season of But Are You Happy. There is a link

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Speaker 1: in the show. Note