Speaker 1: So listen, I.
Speaker 2: May have paid for something recently and it involves having
Speaker 2: a lady come around to my house and help me
Speaker 2: with things. Oh, get your mind out of the gutter.
Speaker 2: But I was telling Ryan about it, and he just
Speaker 2: could not believe it. He was almost pissed off with
Speaker 2: me because he just thought, what an absolute monumental waste
Speaker 2: of money, because it's.
Speaker 3: Something you could have done yourself.
Speaker 4: So a lady comes to your house, You pay the lady. Yes,
Speaker 4: what does the lady do at your house?
Speaker 2: So she is like an organizational queen, and she's going
Speaker 2: to organize certain areas of my house that I just
Speaker 2: can't seem to get on.
Speaker 4: What do you mean by that is mental? You're paying
Speaker 4: someone to come and organize your what?
Speaker 1: Everything?
Speaker 2: So I've got a pantry that just like it's shit,
Speaker 2: is just chucked in.
Speaker 3: There, and that's what pantries are.
Speaker 1: No, my linen closet.
Speaker 2: I want that organized for ah like three fifty three
Speaker 2: hundred dollars per visit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how long does it take?
Speaker 4: What opens the pantry? It's dirty?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm talking.
Speaker 2: She's going to set up precedures and structures so that
Speaker 2: the whole poetry.
Speaker 5: So you get a rule book afterwards of prestigures.
Speaker 2: She took a look at it and she goes, right,
Speaker 2: So you know how you go into those pantries and
Speaker 2: they've got all those clear jars. Everything's labeled, so you've
Speaker 2: got line of sight of everything in your really important
Speaker 2: you know when things are running low, you know when
Speaker 2: you need to stock up. It makes the cooking experience.
Speaker 5: Mores follow Chloe Kardashi in like, are you looking at
Speaker 5: her pantries and thinking I want that?
Speaker 2: I mean, I actually don't follow her, but Nat did
Speaker 2: show me photos of her cookie jar.
Speaker 1: I mean that wouldn't last a day in my household with.
Speaker 4: So unnecessary amy. I'm sorry when.
Speaker 2: Your life for women, when our life is organized because
Speaker 2: everything else, especially in our brain, is so chaotic, having
Speaker 2: certain things organized it just makes our life easier.
Speaker 4: Thirteen and one six five. If you also think this
Speaker 4: is mentt.
Speaker 5: Is someone's job, Like someone's made a business out of doing.
Speaker 2: This, And can I just tell you she is booked
Speaker 2: every single day of the week.
Speaker 4: People are paying for this every single day. It's not
Speaker 4: a real job. I could do that.
Speaker 6: I opened your closet and go, oh yeah, the towels
Speaker 6: could go down the bottom there and you can.
Speaker 4: It's stupid.
Speaker 2: No, she gets like, even in the linen closet, she
Speaker 2: will get dividers, so it'll be all the queen sized
Speaker 2: sheets and better very pot size. I mean she does
Speaker 2: a lot of shopping on Amazon and all these things.
Speaker 2: It's just things that I don't know or don't have
Speaker 2: the time to do.
Speaker 5: It's a bullshit chop someone the other day who has
Speaker 5: a little job going where they make avocado pit necklaces
Speaker 5: so that instead of throwing the bit of have acada away,
Speaker 5: you're taking it dry and it do a little carving
Speaker 5: on it and selling them as necklaces.
Speaker 3: People are buying them, but they don't last very long, like.
Speaker 1: Because it's just rotten.
Speaker 4: That is also a weird job. If you've got a
Speaker 4: weird job, maybe you do it, or someone you know
Speaker 4: call us thirteen one o six.
Speaker 1: I actually have a friend.
Speaker 2: She lives out at mountains, lots of horses, and she
Speaker 2: tells me about this guy. His job title is he's
Speaker 2: a stud manager, and I was like, oh, what does
Speaker 2: he do with the horses?
Speaker 1: Is he a bit of a start? I don't know
Speaker 1: where I was going.
Speaker 2: He actually comes around and he how do I say
Speaker 2: this delicately?
Speaker 1: He offer horse basically for breeding.
Speaker 3: God, yeah, that's very normal.
Speaker 1: Well it is.
Speaker 2: Normal, but like you imagine just being like, hey, I'm
Speaker 2: just I STALLIONI Nos, all right, you got a weird job.
Speaker 4: Let's hear from you thirteen to one sixty five.
Speaker 5: Back in the glory days.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thirty one six y five weird jobs, let's
Speaker 6: hear them.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Kiss Breakfast, Good Morning.
Speaker 6: A lot of people calling and reacting to the waste
Speaker 6: of money that you are spending.
Speaker 1: I think it's an absolutely great way to spend money.
Speaker 4: Three hundred and fifty dollars for a woman to come
Speaker 4: over and.
Speaker 2: Do what to organize certain spaces in my life, in
Speaker 2: my household.
Speaker 3: And then give you a handbook of how to keep
Speaker 3: it tidy.
Speaker 2: She no, I'll be able to take over from there,
Speaker 2: but she's going to set up procedures and put things
Speaker 2: in late so that I can maintain.
Speaker 3: What's the word proceige?
Speaker 5: I know, right, Immagine you're doing safety for an airline
Speaker 5: or something.
Speaker 2: This is you don't understand how helpful it is. I
Speaker 2: don't care what anyone thinks. It's the best three hundred
Speaker 2: dollars I've spent.
Speaker 6: It's not a real job. It is thirty one oh
Speaker 6: sixty five. If you want to comment, Christine in Hello,
Speaker 6: Hey Christy.
Speaker 7: I totally agree with you.
Speaker 4: Amy.
Speaker 7: I'm about to go over seas for three weeks and
Speaker 7: I've got someone coming in to organize my whole house
Speaker 7: while I'm gone.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that is an absolutely legendary move by you.
Speaker 2: And you're going to walk in to not only a
Speaker 2: pristinely clean house, but an organized one.
Speaker 7: I know what a dream she's doing. My linen closet,
Speaker 7: my pantsry, my mudroom, my walking moves, oh, my butler's pantry.
Speaker 4: You lost me a mudroom. Honestly, I've got a mudroom too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that mudroom.
Speaker 2: I chuck all my kids' school bags, the shoes. It's
Speaker 2: basically so out of sight, out of mind, and.
Speaker 4: It needs organization of course.
Speaker 6: Mas hello maz Mas. Hi, guys, how are you do
Speaker 6: you think about these nonsense?
Speaker 8: Sorry? But if I get my husband to go and
Speaker 8: clean out a linen closet, okay, make such a.
Speaker 2: Big mess of it and it looks better this time
Speaker 2: before I asked him.
Speaker 5: This is why you guys, think.
Speaker 8: For one second you guys are going to do a
Speaker 8: better job than someone who does it as a living
Speaker 8: you are.
Speaker 2: It's Mikey thinking that he could come to my house
Speaker 2: and organize my pantry. You wouldn't even know where to
Speaker 2: buy glass jars from with where's where do you get
Speaker 2: a label maker from?
Speaker 4: Came up?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, but two of an easier question.
Speaker 6: Hello, Curt, Hello, what do you think of you? You
Speaker 6: got some weird job you're doing as well?
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, if you think that's a bit outside of
Speaker 8: the box. I are by abandoned storage.
Speaker 3: In it.
Speaker 8: Or the content?
Speaker 5: Can you do that in Australia. I've seen TV shows
Speaker 5: of it from the US, but I'm.
Speaker 2: Confused where, like where are they abandoned? A storage unit's
Speaker 2: just on the side of the road or I.
Speaker 8: Wish is that easy to know? But they're basically unpaid.
Speaker 5: Storage in it and stops paying, but they don't get
Speaker 5: their stuff out.
Speaker 6: Storage units, So I'm confused, sipping containers or like a
Speaker 6: you know, like Cannard storage.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you get storage king and that's what they're doing about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so people believe them because they stop paying and
Speaker 2: then you rescue them and then kind of what cleaned
Speaker 2: them out?
Speaker 1: And then sell them on Is that right?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I have to clean them out, but generally I
Speaker 8: find a lot of really cool stuff, really like bingage
Speaker 8: stars or expensive stars basically, yeah, yeah, essentially.
Speaker 3: What's the most expensive thing you've sold?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, probably golden for why But I've found a
Speaker 8: lot of like World War two, World War two that
Speaker 8: I did, and he had a lot of coal artwork and.
Speaker 6: Collectible This is useful, right, she's getting older things, she's
Speaker 6: making money coming in and going, oh, move your linen
Speaker 6: towels around.
Speaker 4: What if the linen towels are just bat.
Speaker 1: I feel like every female is going to agree with me.
Speaker 4: Probably your husband's not happy about those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well yeah, she's only coming three three Mondays in
Speaker 2: a row.
Speaker 1: The first Monday was to just assess what how bad
Speaker 1: to do anything. She just looked around