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Speaker 2: Hi guys, and welcome back to another episode of Life Uncut.
Speaker 3: I'm Laura, I'm Brittany, I'm Mi, and this is Mitch.
Speaker 3: I love you.
Speaker 2: I'm mid admit for anybody who doesn't know Mitch, because
Speaker 2: maybe you haven't listened to one of our Life Uncut
Speaker 2: radio shows. Every Saturday morning, we do a radio show
Speaker 2: on the Kiss Network.
Speaker 3: It's on from ten am until midday.
Speaker 2: And Mitch Churi, this beautiful man right here, is our
Speaker 2: co host.
Speaker 3: And that's what we do.
Speaker 1: We packed it up for you, We put all the
Speaker 1: best parts in and we give it to you in
Speaker 1: this nice little episode.
Speaker 2: But and do you know why Mitch is here Because
Speaker 2: they would not trust Brittany Hockley and I to a
Speaker 2: radio show without you.
Speaker 4: I'd love you, guys to because I press all the
Speaker 4: buttons like I do all the sound effects coming in
Speaker 4: out of the song?
Speaker 3: Did you imagine for to do it one day?
Speaker 2: More So, also, every time Brittany says a fuck live
Speaker 2: on air, we know to get that gets taken out.
Speaker 2: Anytime I say something that's wildly inappropriate about sliding off
Speaker 2: my seat, that gets taken out.
Speaker 5: You were vulgar today.
Speaker 3: I was not vulgd Do you know why I was vulgar? Everybody?
Speaker 2: Mitch and britt had a surprise for me on the
Speaker 2: radio show, and my twelve year old girl like who
Speaker 2: I was at twelve is just tingling. I can't even
Speaker 2: get the words out.
Speaker 3: Mich and I have been working on this surprise.
Speaker 1: If you guys listened to an episode that we did
Speaker 1: a few weeks back with Jessica Mawboy, you'll know what
Speaker 1: we're talking about.
Speaker 3: We're going to play it.
Speaker 1: But there was a moment there in I haven't told
Speaker 1: you this yet, Laura, but it happened live as you
Speaker 1: were saying what you said in that episode, I thought,
Speaker 1: I need to make this happen. I need to try
Speaker 1: and do my best to a fulfill your dreams and
Speaker 1: be throw you under a bus simultaneously. So I feel
Speaker 1: like I managed to do that. Mitch and I have
Speaker 1: pulled off the impossible, and we have.
Speaker 4: Handsome baby Handsome.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is handsome.
Speaker 2: So many people are going to be shook by this,
Speaker 2: especially if you're like, what did you say?
Speaker 3: They should be called born?
Speaker 1: I should have been called hands That was a terrible joke.
Speaker 3: That was great.
Speaker 2: I was so obsessed with Handsome growing up, like to
Speaker 2: the point where I cannot understate how obsessed I was
Speaker 2: with them guys. I had posters, I had T shirts
Speaker 2: with their faces on. I owned every single CD. I'm
Speaker 2: talking like the Christmas album. But they were hmong our generation.
Speaker 2: They were the Justin Bieber. They were the Justin Bieber
Speaker 2: of my thirty five years six. I'm thirty six now,
Speaker 2: of my thirty six year generation. I thought I was
Speaker 2: convinced as twelve year old girl that I was going
Speaker 2: to marry Zach and then it kind of, as I've
Speaker 2: got a bit old, it turned into Taylor because then
Speaker 2: he had a moment in the summer anyway, and Midge
Speaker 2: got Hanson on the podcast and I I am still.
Speaker 5: The reaction was priceless, splitting off my.
Speaker 1: Seat, Mitch, who was she actually did did a little
Speaker 1: slippery about her here when I said that they're on
Speaker 1: the line.
Speaker 3: Who you have guys like I actually feel sick from this.
Speaker 5: I can't believe how shocked you were.
Speaker 3: I still am, truly, I still almost don't believe.
Speaker 5: You have spoken to Handsome.
Speaker 3: I know you have.
Speaker 1: When you think about it, it's pretty crazy, like we
Speaker 1: grew up obsessed with these people, and now you are
Speaker 1: living your childhood dream.
Speaker 3: It's insane that we get to speak to these people.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you something that I did not tell
Speaker 2: him on the show? When I found out that Taylor
Speaker 2: got so he got married very young, got a girl
Speaker 2: pregnant very young, right, I cried.
Speaker 1: I cried because you realized that he was not going
Speaker 1: to propose to you.
Speaker 3: I just felt so overwhelmed.
Speaker 5: You missed the boat, missed the handsome boat.
Speaker 3: Mitch.
Speaker 1: Who did you have as a teenager? Did you have
Speaker 1: a poster on your wall? Like who was your Because
Speaker 1: Laura was doing some bad things when she was a
Speaker 1: teenager when she had to laminate when she came into.
Speaker 3: Contacted them all.
Speaker 5: You didn't put it on the wall. You put it
Speaker 5: on the floor. I don't know what that means.
Speaker 3: But did you have a b this is did you
Speaker 3: have a post?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I was very sexually confused.
Speaker 4: I like the H two O just my girls, and
Speaker 4: then I want to to maguire, Spider.
Speaker 3: Man, do you know?
Speaker 2: To maguire, can I just tell you today's radio show
Speaker 2: was a lot of fun, but it was also a
Speaker 2: bit of a ship show. It was loterally hope you
Speaker 2: enjoy it and let's get into it now.
Speaker 3: The Life on Cut radio show and Laura Burn.
Speaker 5: Girls are feeling sweaty?
Speaker 2: No, I mean it's so cold in Sydney at the
Speaker 2: moment that No, we're not feeling sweaty at all.
Speaker 3: If anything, we're nice and cozy in here. I'm quite
Speaker 3: dry skinned anyway.
Speaker 2: I don't even gets No one is sweating unless you're
Speaker 2: this girl, and that is Steph Matto. Now there is
Speaker 2: a thirty one year old woman named Steph Mattow. She's
Speaker 2: from Connecticut in the United States. We have spoken about
Speaker 2: Steph before on the podcast because she is a little
Speaker 2: bit of a genius. Now she has made some money
Speaker 2: from a very unusual offering, a very unusual product that
Speaker 2: she sells online.
Speaker 3: She sells farts in a jar.
Speaker 1: So she no she did because she had a medical emergency.
Speaker 3: She's no.
Speaker 2: She would purposely eat as many gassy foods as that
Speaker 2: she could. She would far into jars. She had her
Speaker 2: own way of concealing, like sealing the jars up, and
Speaker 2: then she would send them in the male, in the
Speaker 2: male out to perverse.
Speaker 5: But what's the shelf life on a fart?
Speaker 2: Or do people cupcake themselves when they get it? You
Speaker 2: just put in a covert and keep it forever.
Speaker 1: No, it can last, It can last a long time,
Speaker 1: especially like an anti container Fritz.
Speaker 3: It's like she knows because people were getting them.
Speaker 1: In, unleashing them, unleashing because that's what it was, unleasing
Speaker 1: the fury, and nearly.
Speaker 5: Know what she's selling. Now she's moved from farts.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So the problem was is that she because this had
Speaker 2: become such a business for her and she had to
Speaker 2: make actually produce quite the quantity of farts.
Speaker 3: She had to eat all these gassy foods.
Speaker 2: She made herself so sick that she gave herself some
Speaker 2: sort of trapped gas. She ended up in hospital, and
Speaker 2: she was told that she had to stop trying to
Speaker 2: make herself purposefully.
Speaker 3: She told me she was gas. She would never fight again.
Speaker 3: She's got to stop the farting.
Speaker 5: They stitched her up.
Speaker 2: So now she's decided to create a second side hustle,
Speaker 2: and that is that she is selling boob sweat and she's.
Speaker 3: Making seven thousand dollars a day. Oh my god, speaking
Speaker 3: to Microene, please for seven I didn't want to yell
Speaker 3: at everybody.
Speaker 2: A day, I know, and I'm thinking I'm rethinking my
Speaker 2: life decisions because I'm sure as hell don't make that
Speaker 2: from radio.
Speaker 3: She is quite the entrepreneur, she said.
Speaker 1: She said, Look, people give her a hard time, but
Speaker 1: they don't understand that is really hard work.
Speaker 3: She lay out in the sun and sweat.
Speaker 1: She's like, I have to sometimes I have to lay
Speaker 1: for hours to sweat, she wrote, if the sun is shining.
Speaker 2: She claims to be able to fill ten bottles of
Speaker 2: sweat jars in just one day, which are then sold
Speaker 2: for seven hundred dollars a pop. Okay, what are people
Speaker 2: doing with the sweat though? Like it like a cologne?
Speaker 2: Do you put it on yourself?
Speaker 4: Maybe pheromones because men, the smell of women and men
Speaker 4: sweat can get people going.
Speaker 1: I think they would be rubbing it all over their
Speaker 1: body and then doing the hanky panking.
Speaker 5: With themselves, with themselves at all.
Speaker 1: I don't think people in stable relationships are in the
Speaker 1: boob sweat guys.
Speaker 4: Spoiler Alo, Well, there's a good merch idea for life.
Speaker 4: You guys could do boob sweat.
Speaker 5: I'd buy it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna start selling tone our clippings. I do have
Speaker 2: a page on Wiki feet. I've got a few followers there.
Speaker 2: I did not set that up myself.
Speaker 4: Everybody your Saturday Morning.
Speaker 3: Red Huckley and Laura ben On Kiss.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've heard the news, but Dirty John.
Speaker 4: I love Dirty John, which is this series with Eric
Speaker 4: Benner when being on Netflix a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: Oh, Eric Banner was so good in it. It's there,
Speaker 3: you know. It's the real life story.
Speaker 1: About the con man. He was an next soldier, he
Speaker 1: was a next doctor. I used to wear the scrubs
Speaker 1: and he used to just make women fall in love
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 2: But he was like an evil narcissist who took all
Speaker 2: their money.
Speaker 3: He's a very I mean, the TV series is good, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was very evil. TV series is brilliant.
Speaker 1: But they've also released a new doco now, so I
Speaker 1: think this is why we're seeing Dirty John everywhere, but
Speaker 1: it gave me a little bit of PTSD. Now, I
Speaker 1: some of you might know any life on cut listeners.
Speaker 1: If you are og you will know back episode three
Speaker 1: of the podcast, I told my story about spending two
Speaker 1: years with somebody almost married the guy that had a
Speaker 1: double life. He was marrying someone else. We had, were
Speaker 1: buying identical houses, kids names were the saying, wearing the
Speaker 1: same perfumes, writing us the same letters.
Speaker 2: This story to me and I know you Britt, and
Speaker 2: I've I know so many details of this story, and
Speaker 2: it's still unbelievable, Like to the point where Britt was
Speaker 2: thinking that she was going to get married to this guy,
Speaker 2: like they were getting engaged, and then it came out
Speaker 2: that he had a full fiance news day, how we became.
Speaker 3: Dogs like we both had redis ridgebacks.
Speaker 5: And he was living with you, and he was living
Speaker 5: with her as well.
Speaker 1: He was living with nobody because his situation allowed for that.
Speaker 3: I won't going too much detail.
Speaker 1: His situation allowed for all three of us to be
Speaker 1: in separate locations, and we used to travel between every
Speaker 1: second weekend.
Speaker 2: So as in him being one of the three, got
Speaker 2: it got so he lived in another state. I bet
Speaker 2: he and his two fiances were in different states from work.
Speaker 1: Now, now let's just clarify we weren't engaged. We had
Speaker 1: just made our life plans. We had gone to a Tiffany's.
Speaker 1: It was, you know, one of those you know, we're
Speaker 1: going to be with someone forever, you'd make these life plans.
Speaker 3: It was in.
Speaker 5: Sad you're convinced that you were going to marry him
Speaker 5: one hundred thought.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought. I was like, this is my soul mate.
Speaker 3: This is all we spoke about. But looking back, there
Speaker 3: were a lot of red flight, a lot of love bombing.
Speaker 2: Early on, Britt, How did can you just explain how
Speaker 2: it all like the day that you found out actually
Speaker 2: the guy who you thought had been your boyfriend for
Speaker 2: two entire years, who you were going to get married to,
Speaker 2: when that all came to a crashing hole.
Speaker 3: What happened? It only came out accidentally.
Speaker 1: We had a mutual friend, but we didn't know, We
Speaker 1: didn't know there was the connection. And there were a
Speaker 1: group of people out at dinner one night, and he
Speaker 1: had a pretty specific name and job, and that came
Speaker 1: up in conversation and I just knew, literally, this is
Speaker 1: what happened. Someone said, we're just going to call him Frank.
Speaker 1: That's not weird name, but he had a very unique name. Okay,
Speaker 1: somebody said, hey, have you been to Frank's when his
Speaker 1: partner cooks. She's so amazing, And I just knew that
Speaker 1: it was this common connection. I knew straight away immediately
Speaker 1: that this was my partner that were talking about. And
Speaker 1: I had never met any of these people. This was
Speaker 1: my first night, and two years just flashed before my eyes,
Speaker 1: and I realized something was very, very wrong. I left
Speaker 1: that dinner. I said, you guys are gonna I told
Speaker 1: them all, I said, I have been with him for
Speaker 1: two years. I went crazy through a glass on the ground,
Speaker 1: showed them photos of us, and they they were like, whoa, Brittany,
Speaker 1: we are so sorry.
Speaker 3: We did not know. I promise you.
Speaker 1: I left, And isn't it crazy? I literally imagine thinking
Speaker 1: you're going to marry someone. I never saw him.
Speaker 3: I saw him once.
Speaker 1: Actually I'm ready to him and yelled at him in
Speaker 1: the street. I never accidentally, but imagine es your whole
Speaker 1: life changing.
Speaker 3: But it just got me thinking, well.
Speaker 2: I guess like you watching something like that, you had
Speaker 2: your own real dirty John moment in life, and we
Speaker 2: wanted to put the call out because we were like,
Speaker 2: surely maybe nothing as bad as this.
Speaker 7: We crappy and significant things your partner has done you,
Speaker 7: I mean not, I reckon, There'll be people that are worse.
Speaker 7: But yeah, we want to know what's your partner hiding.
Speaker 7: Mine was hiding another fiance, a whole nother life in
Speaker 7: about twenty seven other women.
Speaker 5: But what was yours?
Speaker 4: Ridgeback thirteen one six five. Maddie's called, Hey, Maddie, what
Speaker 4: was your partner hiding?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 8: My partner hid his tattoo on his hip for about
Speaker 8: a year and a half before I figured it out myself.
Speaker 9: Wait, his hip, so I only so.
Speaker 8: He I don't know. It still baffles me until this day.
Speaker 8: Robs to not together anymore. But I was just snooping
Speaker 8: his messages as you do, because he was lying about
Speaker 8: some other things and he had messaged someone to get
Speaker 8: his tattoo removed, and so he had attaps pictures of
Speaker 8: his two so it was of his ex girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Start. Oh, how this is what baffles me? Unless you
Speaker 1: were celebrate, How do you get a year and a
Speaker 1: half deep into a relationship and you've never seen his.
Speaker 5: Just wear belts everywhere.
Speaker 8: Really good idea obviously, like you know, having sex all
Speaker 8: the time.
Speaker 3: He just had one good side. Maybe he's like, I got
Speaker 3: to show you one. He b only I reckon he
Speaker 3: was just using some.
Speaker 8: Past that point or the lights off. I have no idea,
Speaker 8: but it baffles me honestly.
Speaker 4: All Right, thank you, Maddie. Let's go to Sofia on
Speaker 4: thirteen one or six five? Hey, so fear what was
Speaker 4: your partner hiding?
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 9: Am? So he was hiding a whole double life with
Speaker 9: another girlfriend and he had for three years that he
Speaker 9: lived with.
Speaker 3: Wow, I feel you. I just I did the same thing.
Speaker 3: How did that come about? I didn't do the same thing.
Speaker 5: I went through the how did that?
Speaker 3: How did this all come about? How had you never
Speaker 3: been invited to his house?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Really it was a really observation. He really played on
Speaker 9: like I have a split family and I don't always
Speaker 9: enjoy like going to one side because it's awkward, And
Speaker 9: he kind of played on that. He's like, yeah, don't.
Speaker 9: I don't want to bring you into the negativity. So
Speaker 9: like I never went around. I went around once when
Speaker 9: she was conveniently in Queensland on holiday. So I had
Speaker 9: no idea.
Speaker 1: You know what my double life said the same thing
Speaker 1: he used to say. I don't want to bring you
Speaker 1: into into a broken home. I don't want to bring
Speaker 1: into this energy. Let's just go down and then you
Speaker 1: walk in there and there's a family.
Speaker 5: Is a mental reading. Where are they getting these?
Speaker 3: Like yeah, stating a sociopath how to date one?
Speaker 5: I want all right, Jess, wrap it up for a
Speaker 5: thirteen one or sixty five? What was your partner hiding?
Speaker 9: Well, my now ex partner, he's told me that he
Speaker 9: hadn't got his vaccine.
Speaker 11: When he hadn't, oh.
Speaker 3: Dear, I would be out the door. You can't lie
Speaker 3: about it vaccene.
Speaker 9: Well we're anymore?
Speaker 3: Did he just rock up with a little band aid
Speaker 3: on his arm?
Speaker 11: Yeah, he really complained about how four his arm was
Speaker 11: laying in dead and they had to lay on one side.
Speaker 3: So he really rode the lie home.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 2: I think I just also think, like, how how long
Speaker 2: do you have to carry it on? Do you have
Speaker 2: to go back and get your booster.
Speaker 3: Shop When you get on the flight and they're like
Speaker 3: you don't.
Speaker 1: Have a vaccination, you're out to.
Speaker 2: Ask umcut is something that we do every week on
Speaker 2: The podcast is where you guys write in your deepest, darkest,
Speaker 2: dirtiest questions and we do our absolute best to answer them.
Speaker 3: I have a spicy one for you too today. Love
Speaker 3: a spicy question, all right.
Speaker 1: On Saturday night, my group of friends went out to
Speaker 1: celebrate my birthday. We all went out dancing and was late.
Speaker 1: We were having a few drinks. My friend's new guy,
Speaker 1: who he had only met that night, gave me his
Speaker 1: phone to take a picture of him and the boys.
Speaker 1: When I took his phone to take said picture, his
Speaker 1: Snapchat was open.
Speaker 3: I looked down.
Speaker 1: To see a new Snapchat coming from a girl. I
Speaker 1: was I did the wrong thing. I opened it. She
Speaker 1: had sent a topless photo. I quickly swiped out of it,
Speaker 1: pretending I didn't see, took the photo of the boys
Speaker 1: got on with the night. My question is do I
Speaker 1: tell my best friend that I just saw a girl
Speaker 1: send a topless photo to her new boyfriend or do
Speaker 1: I just leave it?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: I was confused.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it's her friend's boyfriend, like a very new
Speaker 2: boyfriend who was receiving topless Snapchat photos from some anonymous female. Firstly,
Speaker 2: who uses snapchat anymore?
Speaker 3: Heaps of people apparently. I think did were the ones.
Speaker 5: Way just kind of back. It's done full three sixties.
Speaker 3: Do you have snapchat?
Speaker 2: Man? Now?
Speaker 5: But I only used to.
Speaker 4: Communicate with my family because I taught them that, and
Speaker 4: I don't have the mental tac to teach them another
Speaker 4: messaging like whatsappy?
Speaker 5: So my parents send snap what do you want for dinner?
Speaker 5: It's a selfie?
Speaker 3: Hi, that's so funny. I think that this is the
Speaker 3: easiest question to answer.
Speaker 2: If my best friend was newly dating someone and they
Speaker 2: were receiving topless photos of some other girl via Snapchat,
Speaker 2: I would be telling them one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: You never want to be the bearer of bad news.
Speaker 2: You never want to be the person who maybe, like
Speaker 2: you know, shoot the messenger, that whole thing. But at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, I care way more about
Speaker 2: my friend and then being in a great relationship than
Speaker 2: I do about what this guy thinks of me.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the thing about Well, so the youth
Speaker 1: tell me, this is the thing about snapchat. This is
Speaker 1: why they send these topless photos and things like that
Speaker 1: because they disappear so there's no evidence of it. So
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, they were drunk, they
Speaker 1: were drinking, they're out. She's saying, Hey, I saw a
Speaker 1: topless photo. What the friend approaches the new boyfriend that
Speaker 1: she loves. He says, that didn't happen. There's no proof
Speaker 1: what happens.
Speaker 3: Then, well, I'm a bit of a pickle.
Speaker 2: He may deny it, he dobibly will he will deny it. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's give this guy no benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 3: He will deny.
Speaker 2: But okay, even if he does deny it, I think
Speaker 2: you're going to be more inclined to believe your friend.
Speaker 3: Like, what reason? And I think that's the big thing
Speaker 3: that we blind though, Laura Burn, But.
Speaker 2: What reason does someone have? What's the motivating factor for
Speaker 2: someone to make up that story, especially if it's your
Speaker 2: best friend.
Speaker 3: I'm going with love triangle. Okay, Well, what would you do,
Speaker 3: brit Would you tell or not tell? I would tell?
Speaker 1: No, I would as much as I'm laughing, I would
Speaker 1: have one hundred percent tell my friend if I saw
Speaker 1: that their partner had a topless photops.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I'd be telling my friend that if he
Speaker 2: was going to deny, deny, and deny, I'd be saying,
Speaker 2: I think it might be time to uninstall Snapchat.
Speaker 1: You owe him nothing, delete Snapchat, delete the boyfriend, delete
Speaker 1: the relationship, move on, live your best life.
Speaker 4: Hey, if you want to get in touch and get
Speaker 4: on the air with the girls, leave us an ask
Speaker 4: gun cut and you can hit us up Life one
Speaker 4: Cut podcast.
Speaker 5: Send us a voice message to me.
Speaker 2: Like voice messages, you can slide on into the DMS
Speaker 2: with all your questions. We love answering them.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: I do know that you are very anxious at the
Speaker 5: main Brittany.
Speaker 1: Look. I recently was followed by an Instagram account it's
Speaker 1: called Overheard in Double Bay. And you do say some
Speaker 1: questionable things I do, but ninety nine point nine percent
Speaker 1: of them are on the pod or on the radio show.
Speaker 3: I don't hide them, but overheard by the whole of Australia.
Speaker 1: Ye're overheard by the country. It got me a little
Speaker 1: bit anxious. I'm like, are they following me? Because they're
Speaker 1: about to throw mender a bastab I said something. I
Speaker 1: follow these accounts. I don't know if you have followed them.
Speaker 1: I know what goes.
Speaker 3: Down on them. They're pretty bloody. So what they do
Speaker 3: is they're all over the world.
Speaker 1: Overheard in La overheard in New York, overheard in Sydney
Speaker 1: everywhere has them. They literally just someone writes in what
Speaker 1: they heard somebody saying. But some of them are so funny.
Speaker 3: I want to read you a few. Can You can't
Speaker 3: only imagine what that would be. Yes, woman, I'm so
Speaker 3: glad I slept with that hot guy. Now I can
Speaker 3: move on with my life.
Speaker 1: True, we've all felt like that man lady in Woolworth's.
Speaker 1: Why don't they have ranch dip in here? Remember when
Speaker 1: I bought that seven keily tup of ranch dipp in
Speaker 1: Walmart and pound palm springs?
Speaker 5: Relatable?
Speaker 2: I also have once upon a time we disappointed about
Speaker 2: ran dressing overheard in Double Bay.
Speaker 1: That's not eight inches, honey, I know what eight inches
Speaker 1: looks like, and that ain't it.
Speaker 2: What would you mean to say discussing that with though
Speaker 2: someone in public, like, is it a?
Speaker 3: I don't know. They're not doing a measurement at home, Laura.
Speaker 3: Eight inches that seems big.
Speaker 5: It's enough, that's it.
Speaker 3: That's a I mean, Mitch, would not more than a mouthful?
Speaker 5: Have you sent me in the shower?
Speaker 3: I want to finish on this one.
Speaker 1: I'll know I'm in love when we FaceTime and I
Speaker 1: look into the camera.
Speaker 3: And not at my reflection. Everybody looks at themselves on the.
Speaker 4: Face so good. We want to know what did you overhear?
Speaker 4: Did you hear something worse than these? Better than this?
Speaker 5: Do you know what eight inches is called?
Speaker 6: Us?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 5: Olivia on the line, Hey Olivia, what did you overhear?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 9: I was walking to the city yesterday and I heard
Speaker 9: a guy talking to this girl and I just heard
Speaker 9: met a girl made her finish.
Speaker 2: Then she cried, old party, A girl made her finish.
Speaker 11: Then she cried.
Speaker 3: Maybe a little bit, maybe she cried out. I reckon,
Speaker 3: it's crown out of passion, out of pleasure, try about everything.
Speaker 5: On thirty one six, Lucy, what did you overhear? Hi?
Speaker 11: Guys, So, I was sitting in a cafe one day
Speaker 11: out in the Melbourne CBD and I heard a girl
Speaker 11: sobbing her heart out and I felt so bad. But
Speaker 11: it turns out she was crying to a girlfriend because
Speaker 11: she wasn't sure if the baby she was about to
Speaker 11: have was her boyfriend, her boyfriend's brothers, or her boyfriend's dad.
Speaker 3: Oh shut the front proverbial front door. I wait, did
Speaker 3: you hang? Did you pretend like you're prune? And some
Speaker 3: bushes so you could hear the rest of the story.
Speaker 3: What did you do?
Speaker 11: I was waiting for a date, and I got there
Speaker 11: early because the cafe was right across the road from
Speaker 11: my UNI. So I just kind of sat there, pretending
Speaker 11: to be on my laptop, just jaw on the floor, like,
Speaker 11: oh my god, keep going.
Speaker 3: I would have had to have interrupted.
Speaker 1: I think I would have said, I'm so sorry, but
Speaker 1: I don't think i'll sleep tonight in less I know
Speaker 1: the answer, what's the end of this story.
Speaker 3: I think that the problem is that she didn't know.
Speaker 3: That's why she was crying.
Speaker 1: Brittany, Yeah, I mean, surely you could do the math.
Speaker 1: Maybe then all in the same day. You mean, we
Speaker 1: all know ovulations a very small window.
Speaker 4: I would have just chucked on an apron and pretended
Speaker 4: I worked there and stood there whole day.
Speaker 5: I could get the full story. My god, thank you, Lucy.
Speaker 5: All right? Was en at forlis? What did you over here?
Speaker 5: On thirteen one and sixty.
Speaker 12: Five, Hey, I was fourteen and I was working at
Speaker 12: a wake, and essentially I was as I was walking around,
Speaker 12: I heard someone say.
Speaker 11: That they were pleased old mate had passed away.
Speaker 2: Imagine going to someone's funeral and being happy.
Speaker 1: I mean, don't go to the funeral if you want
Speaker 1: that person dead.
Speaker 3: There's so much on Netflix you do not have to
Speaker 3: go to that.
Speaker 2: Bit of a waste of time, Isn't it like, if
Speaker 2: you really are happy that they're not around anymore, you
Speaker 2: could do much better things with your time.
Speaker 1: Unless they really wanted to make sure for themselves, unless
Speaker 1: they had a reason, They're like, I need to clock
Speaker 1: that this is real.
Speaker 3: We'll let they go in and check in. The casket
Speaker 3: brick could have been an open casket proof of death.
Speaker 2: Okay, TV guys, morbid terrible And I actually really liked
Speaker 2: this second.
Speaker 3: I do it again.
Speaker 5: We overheard on Life on Cut. That is it. That's
Speaker 5: what I did.
Speaker 2: There is a segment in that I'm here for it
Speaker 2: the Life on Cut Radio and Laura Burns.
Speaker 5: A big surprise for you, Laura, Ben that we've been
Speaker 5: working on for quite a while.
Speaker 3: Britt, I am giddy with excitement.
Speaker 1: I feel like, if I can pull this off, it
Speaker 1: it's really something else. It's like a few weeks ago, Laura,
Speaker 1: everyone listening. We had a conversation, an amazing conversation with
Speaker 1: Jess Malboy. We had her on the podcast.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 3: It was great. We did a little bit of reflection
Speaker 3: on our childhood, our teenageers and what that looked like.
Speaker 3: I just want to play you a grab.
Speaker 13: Not only Whitney, Michael Jackson, Mariah, but Hanson's Bewitched.
Speaker 1: I was just about to say, who was your inspir
Speaker 1: because Laura had some posters used to make out with
Speaker 1: the pants.
Speaker 2: And I still think about the days when I thought
Speaker 2: I was going to marry Taylor Hanson.
Speaker 1: I was convinced you used to make out with your posters.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, it's fun when I.
Speaker 13: Think at one point, like I did total like love
Speaker 13: eye contact, you know, with with Hanson's poster and Taylor
Speaker 13: and I like I would literally talk to like if
Speaker 13: he was there.
Speaker 3: Of course, I like had all had a whole flower
Speaker 3: folder folder.
Speaker 13: It was actually my choir, my choir, like had all
Speaker 13: my sheets of like choir music, and I turned it
Speaker 13: into poster.
Speaker 1: Flora burn You admitted to Jess Malmoy that you used
Speaker 1: to make out with your handsome poster.
Speaker 3: You had a folder of them that God knows what
Speaker 3: you did to that folder of pictures.
Speaker 2: I had t shirts with their faces on it that
Speaker 2: I wore to Disneyland, and I remember this one girl
Speaker 2: stopped and she was like, oh, you're a handsome band.
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, I'm gonna marry Taylor one day.
Speaker 3: Who was your favorite? Taylor?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: Look, it kind of swung between Taylor and Zach was
Speaker 2: a young fun drummer.
Speaker 3: And I still think of those days.
Speaker 1: How do you think that'll feel overhearing right now that
Speaker 1: you had a favorite and that you used to make
Speaker 1: out with.
Speaker 3: The handsome poster hands joking? Have you got three random
Speaker 3: men and you're just this is a setup?
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 3: I was like, Hansoon.
Speaker 1: Need to know that you used to lock lips with
Speaker 1: their poster, So why don't you tell them to their face?
Speaker 3: Who was there?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 3: Can you can tell Isaac who was your favorite? Who
Speaker 3: used to make out with?
Speaker 10: Please?
Speaker 6: Please don't break my heart and tell me that you
Speaker 6: were making out with a bunch of those other yahoos?
Speaker 10: I mean, you know you know that it had to
Speaker 10: be me, right.
Speaker 3: You have a very good voice.
Speaker 2: Look, I went through a very There was some formative
Speaker 2: years of my youth where I thought I was going
Speaker 2: to get married to your brother and I was going
Speaker 2: to be your sister in law.
Speaker 3: Are you saying Isaac wasn't your choice of poster making.
Speaker 10: It's okay, It's okay.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you something. I was eleven at the time, so.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought Zach and Taylor were going to
Speaker 2: be the ones. I think I started off with Taylor
Speaker 2: and then realized he was a bit you, a bit old,
Speaker 2: and then I went down to that.
Speaker 3: It's been a lot anyway.
Speaker 1: How do you feel knowing that there were all these women, girls,
Speaker 1: I should say, eleven year olds.
Speaker 3: Making out with you guys on the wall.
Speaker 5: What was that like?
Speaker 3: They weren't aware of it.
Speaker 10: I don't know. You should ask the wall.
Speaker 6: Was she a good kisser? You should go over to
Speaker 6: the wall and ask the wall. I think, in some
Speaker 6: sense or another, isn't this kind of the goal of
Speaker 6: rock and roll?
Speaker 2: Exten Do you know what though, I've always wondered this, Like,
Speaker 2: you guys were so young. You couldn't have even walked
Speaker 2: through a supermarket without eleven year old twelve year old
Speaker 2: screaming girls like.
Speaker 3: We were obsessed. It was sickening.
Speaker 2: Do you look back on that time of your life
Speaker 2: and think, yeah, I really missed out on my childhood
Speaker 2: or do you just look at it as a very bizarre,
Speaker 2: different childhood to what other people have.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna go with.
Speaker 6: I look at it as as a really fun time
Speaker 6: and a very unusual time. I don't feel like I
Speaker 6: missed out on my child I feel like, in some
Speaker 6: ways it's actually prolonged a certain version of childhood. I
Speaker 6: just wait a second. I still get to play music
Speaker 6: and play the guitar and sing, and oh wow. I
Speaker 6: think it's just an unusual version of childhood, I guess
Speaker 6: would be the way I put it. I think we
Speaker 6: were pretty grounded about it. I think most of it
Speaker 6: never really got to our heads too much, even though.
Speaker 10: We were definitely weirdos in the sense that, you.
Speaker 6: Know, only a weirdo would go in and.
Speaker 10: Be like, oh, this is normal, this is exactly. Isn't
Speaker 10: this what happens?
Speaker 6: I mean, you play guitar and then thousands of people
Speaker 6: show up, right, I mean, come on, hello.
Speaker 3: We literally watched you grow up.
Speaker 1: Though we saw you guys get your first loves, to
Speaker 1: get married.
Speaker 3: You broke a lot of hearts at that time.
Speaker 1: Mind you, Laura, Actually she cried, I cried with like
Speaker 1: this sounds we said, I've got to take.
Speaker 3: The post down. I can't make out with anymore, and
Speaker 3: you cried from the just and never going to get
Speaker 3: married to handsOn. I was fifteen by that time.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know you would experience this a lot,
Speaker 2: but like for a lot of people who are now
Speaker 2: thirty six year old women, you were such a formative
Speaker 2: part of what was our childhood.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: It's that you guys were the Justin Bieber of our
Speaker 3: age group. That's what that was.
Speaker 1: We want to know have you ever had or what
Speaker 1: was the biggest fight that you guys have had, because
Speaker 1: you have spent you were siblings, but you work together,
Speaker 1: you traveled together, you did everything together. Were there fights
Speaker 1: or was it all just what we saw, which is
Speaker 1: like love and roses?
Speaker 6: So I say, okay, so here we fought so much.
Speaker 6: I could never tell you what our biggest fight was.
Speaker 6: I mean that would be like maybe last week. I
Speaker 6: don't know, las week. I mean seriously, like we we
Speaker 6: fight like champs.
Speaker 10: We're a feisty bunch, but we also don't do.
Speaker 6: Our dirty laundry at public. And trust me, you know,
Speaker 6: just like just like everybody, we got dirty laundry, you know.
Speaker 10: But we do. We have respect for each other, love each.
Speaker 6: Other, and and love what we do absolutely, and is
Speaker 6: that worth fighting for?
Speaker 10: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: But it's not without a healthy dose of challenge.
Speaker 2: You guys have gone on, I mean all three of
Speaker 2: you have gone on to get married and have quite
Speaker 2: a few children.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 3: Is there fourteen kids between the three of you?
Speaker 10: Okay? I always have to say this. I don't count
Speaker 10: too many.
Speaker 6: Okay, here's the deal. I am only responsible. I am
Speaker 6: only responsible for screwing up three people's lives.
Speaker 2: Okay, Hey, the brothers had the other kids.
Speaker 6: It's all on them if their kids end up in
Speaker 6: therapy and having all kinds of issues.
Speaker 10: Hey, man, it's not me. I didn't do it, you.
Speaker 5: Know, no.
Speaker 6: But I mean, yes, there are like thirteen or I
Speaker 6: don't remember how many I have. I have two boys
Speaker 6: and a girl. My brother Zach has five. My brother
Speaker 6: Taylor has seven.
Speaker 10: Wow, so'st find them.
Speaker 2: What I want to know is is that many kids
Speaker 2: in this family? How do you guys have time to
Speaker 2: make music? Stool, you have your new album.
Speaker 10: I thought you were going to ask I'm going to
Speaker 10: make babies.
Speaker 3: I think that as well. Laura, don't aren't a TV?
Speaker 10: Definitely not? No no TV in the bedroom.
Speaker 1: So you've got red, green, and blue, this is your
Speaker 1: new album. What is the significance of the colors.
Speaker 10: The significance of the colors is it goes back to
Speaker 10: a couple of things.
Speaker 6: One, when we were young, kids are kind of assigned
Speaker 6: favorite colors, I guess, or red, green, and blue. Taylor's
Speaker 6: red on green, Zach is blue, and that just kind
Speaker 6: of went back to us as little kids. We just
Speaker 6: kind of identified with those colors and it just kind
Speaker 6: of became, you know, the thing that you know, like
Speaker 6: put a little green sticker or something on your stuff.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 6: We also came from a big family, so there are
Speaker 6: seven in our family. We're the oldest three of seven kids.
Speaker 6: So I think that was probably part of it too.
Speaker 6: But as as we got into you know, adulthood in
Speaker 6: some capacity or another, those colors still kind of stuck
Speaker 6: with us. And it happens that RGB or RGBIV as
Speaker 6: some call it, is a color format, so when you
Speaker 6: use like led lights or things like that, you know
Speaker 6: it's red, green, blue is what makes all the different colors.
Speaker 10: And so we thought.
Speaker 6: It was a cool way to kind of create a
Speaker 6: kind of analogy out out of a record and say, well,
Speaker 6: there's three parts that make this band, but they're three
Speaker 6: unique colors, and so we made a free part record.
Speaker 6: Each one of us basically did solo EPs. We did
Speaker 6: play on each other's stuff in some capacity, but not exclusively,
Speaker 6: and we just we decided at thirty years in people
Speaker 6: always ask us, why haven't you done solo record with that?
Speaker 10: Why not try this?
Speaker 6: Why not do something different than what we've done before
Speaker 6: and see what happens. It's kind of like a band Trustfall,
Speaker 6: and so far, I think everybody's pretty darn happy with
Speaker 6: how it turned down.
Speaker 2: How do you think, I mean, obviously one of your
Speaker 2: biggest hits that everyone will know Ismbop from twenty five
Speaker 2: years ago. How do you think you're the way that
Speaker 2: you approach music or how has your music music changed
Speaker 2: over the last thirty years?
Speaker 10: How has it changed on one level another, on one
Speaker 10: level another? How has it not changed?
Speaker 6: Right? I mean, because you've changed a lot, But I
Speaker 6: think I think the essence of creativity and searching for
Speaker 6: song ideas is still very much the same. It's just
Speaker 6: the context from which you're pulling those ideas from is
Speaker 6: is richer and more complex and and and just has
Speaker 6: a lot you just have a lot more pulled from.
Speaker 6: You know, if I was going to write a song about,
Speaker 6: you know, a dad and his daughter when I was sixteen, yeah,
Speaker 6: I would understand that. Relate to that on an emotional level,
Speaker 6: as you know, the brother of you know, a brother
Speaker 6: who has sisters, or seeing my parents with my siblings
Speaker 6: or things like that. But when you write a song,
Speaker 6: like write a song off the green portion of this record, uh, red, green, Blue,
Speaker 6: you it's it's very direct and very personal, and it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 6: those lyrics are based on things that have actually happened.
Speaker 6: And I'm by you know, and it's and it's because
Speaker 6: my daughter said to me, Daddy, I don't have a song.
Speaker 10: You've never written a song. And I said, okay, you know.
Speaker 10: So it's like so it's just life.
Speaker 6: Life gets richer, life gets deeper, life gets more more interesting.
Speaker 1: There is actually another brother, there's a fourth brother, Yes, Ac.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Don't really know about Matt because obviously everyone knows Hans
Speaker 1: and the three of you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what happened to me? Well, I can't Mac make
Speaker 3: an appearance on this album. I feel a little bit
Speaker 3: sorry for Mac. Oh he does are they okay, brilliant,
Speaker 3: I'll stop.
Speaker 10: Yes, okay.
Speaker 6: So to clarify, so, as I said earlier, were the
Speaker 6: oldest three of seven kids. Mac wasn't even born when
Speaker 6: our first when our band started that, you know, I
Speaker 6: mean like so I mean young, They're not that young
Speaker 6: exactly exactly.
Speaker 10: He's nine years younger than Zach is.
Speaker 6: So when that first major record came out, I think
Speaker 6: he was three four years old something like that. There's
Speaker 6: a lot of reasons why he wasn't mostly age, he
Speaker 6: wasn't alive, but he's actually very talented. He actually directed
Speaker 6: the music video for the song Don't Let Me Down,
Speaker 6: which is on YouTube right now. It's the latest video
Speaker 6: that we made from Blue for the blue section of
Speaker 6: Red Green Blue. He actually co wrote the song no
Speaker 6: Matter the Reason on the Green portion of the record,
Speaker 6: and he actually wrote the song on Greener Pastures, which
Speaker 6: I covered. It's a song of his.
Speaker 10: That I really liked.
Speaker 6: Originally, we thought that the record, the record Rugby Blue,
Speaker 6: would be released in pieces, and so we are going
Speaker 6: to title the each individual EP, and the idea was
Speaker 6: Greener Pastors was a great title for a EP called
Speaker 6: you know in theory green or oh greener Pastors, and
Speaker 6: he had a great song that was called Greener Pastors,
Speaker 6: so I thought, oh, cover it, and so he actually
Speaker 6: sings that is actually the first time that all four
Speaker 6: brothers have some harmonies and backgrounds together, and it's on
Speaker 6: his song Greener Pastors.
Speaker 2: So I honestly, it's so amazing that you guys have
Speaker 2: had like such a long stemming career and still being
Speaker 2: so close. I know you say you've had your fights,
Speaker 2: and everyone has their sibling rivalry the manager. The fact
Speaker 2: that you've managed to keep this together and do this
Speaker 2: for thirty years is like a phenomenal. I have two
Speaker 2: quick and hard questions I want to ask you.
Speaker 3: First, He's not going to make out with you, Laura. No, okay,
Speaker 3: here's the Deserve screen. I'm upgrading from the poster to
Speaker 3: the same screen.
Speaker 2: I also have two kids and engaged, so don't worry.
Speaker 2: The time is passed single. But who is the golden child?
Speaker 2: Out of the two of you that is sorry, out
Speaker 2: of the three.
Speaker 3: Of you kids, who is the golden child? Who was
Speaker 3: the goody two shoes?
Speaker 10: Oh you like? Who was? Oh? Who is always pleasing
Speaker 10: mom and dad? Yeah? Or who is or who is
Speaker 10: the most loved child.
Speaker 2: Both, Oh, isn't the one who's always trying to please
Speaker 2: usually the most loved because they're the most well behaved.
Speaker 10: Well, it's interesting, I gosh, I don't know how to.
Speaker 6: See if I was, if you're actually looking at the
Speaker 6: full family, I would be able to tell you differently,
Speaker 6: because that's actually the real dynamic is there are seven
Speaker 6: of us.
Speaker 10: But uh, oh, gosh, I mean both Taylor and Zach.
Speaker 6: Would point at me and say, oh, you're the You're
Speaker 6: the spoiled You're the spoiled kid because I.
Speaker 10: Was the oldest.
Speaker 6: And also my parents were married a long time before
Speaker 6: they had kids, and my mom had bugged our dad
Speaker 6: for a long time saying, hey, why haven't we had kids. Yeah,
Speaker 6: come on and stop being like, we need to start
Speaker 6: a family, and he was kind of like.
Speaker 10: I'm not ready yet. I'm not ready yet.
Speaker 6: So apparently, according to my siblings, I would probably be
Speaker 6: the baby of the family in some capacity, although our
Speaker 6: youngest sister, who.
Speaker 10: Is number seven, it's definitely the baby, but in a
Speaker 10: different context.
Speaker 6: As far as as far as the kind of the
Speaker 6: pleaser of the three of us, I think Taylor, I
Speaker 6: think Taylor is the most is the most pleaser. He
Speaker 6: is the most kind of acts of service for other
Speaker 6: people type in a different way. He was always he
Speaker 6: was always the hardest worker. He was always the one
Speaker 6: outside planting the trees and digging the dish ditches with
Speaker 6: my dad.
Speaker 10: More than I was, because I just we hated it,
Speaker 10: of course, you know.
Speaker 6: Now I made my boys do the same, and I
Speaker 6: absolutely hate it when they try and skip out of
Speaker 6: it too.
Speaker 10: So you know, shows a karma karma.
Speaker 3: And who was who was the rat bag?
Speaker 1: Who was the one that was always in trouble, Who
Speaker 1: was the one that was always texting the girls causing hapoic?
Speaker 10: The naughty boy? Oh man, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 10: it wasn't really that it was, but Zach was. Zach
Speaker 10: was trouble in his own way. I was definitely. I
Speaker 10: was definitely the most. I had the most girlfriends.
Speaker 3: Don't tell Laura that. She's like, damn, I couldn't been
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 2: No, there was quite a few factors that were inhibiting that.
Speaker 2: One was the fact that we live in other countries
Speaker 2: and we never ever would be so there was a
Speaker 2: few problems.
Speaker 3: So you were a bit of a ladies man. You
Speaker 3: had some maneuvers what should pick up line?
Speaker 6: Uh, the key is not the key is not having
Speaker 6: a pick up one is basing it on something.
Speaker 1: That's actually you don't need to pick you pick up
Speaker 1: Linie's hay on Hens.
Speaker 10: Well, I don't know. I actually had to try pretty
Speaker 10: hard to get my wife's attention. This is a funny
Speaker 10: little thing about about her.
Speaker 6: Well, she was at a show and I tried really
Speaker 6: hard to get her attention because she was in the crowd.
Speaker 6: And then she was about to leave, and I had
Speaker 6: to get somebody to go go get her and supper
Speaker 6: from leaving. So that's a whole other thing altogether.
Speaker 3: That is an amazing little story to animal she was.
Speaker 6: So she was so I mean, the sort of it is,
Speaker 6: she was so unimpressed by that.
Speaker 10: I had to like work really hard to get her attention.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope you're still working really hard to get
Speaker 1: her attention.
Speaker 10: Oh no, absolutely too much, too much.
Speaker 2: You know what they say early on Trada Ma and
Speaker 2: Caveen camee she had it in the bag.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I know.
Speaker 6: It's the worst. Why are you girls so mean? So
Speaker 6: you we just want your attention?
Speaker 10: It's so mean.
Speaker 3: I've gone through jasons I've tried it all, try to
Speaker 3: keep me, try myself at them.
Speaker 6: I think I think the best strategy is is genuine
Speaker 6: uh is genuinely good kind of honest communication. You know, Hey,
Speaker 6: this is what I mean from you, This is you know,
Speaker 6: this is what you need from me, you know, finding a.
Speaker 10: Way to kind of take the and oh man.
Speaker 6: And just don't go on to the when the emotions
Speaker 6: run high, just hit time out, hit time out and
Speaker 6: be like, we need to talk about this tomorrow because
Speaker 6: we're both going to say things we don't mean and
Speaker 6: it's going to feel really good and it's gonna feel
Speaker 6: really bad tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Hi, Zach, my eleven year old girl is screaming. Internal
Speaker 2: eleven year old is screaming right now. This has been
Speaker 2: just a dream come true.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you pulled this off, Fritty Hockey, Thank
Speaker 1: you for getting on board with this and making me
Speaker 1: make Laura Burns day.
Speaker 3: But when are we going to see you?
Speaker 1: Not just us Australia, When can we see you guys
Speaker 1: in Australia in concert?
Speaker 3: When are you coming?
Speaker 6: Well, we are going to be in Australia all through
Speaker 6: the kind of early to mid portion of November, So
Speaker 6: We've got shows all over the country, both west to
Speaker 6: east coast. I think the total is something like eight
Speaker 6: shows right now, so we're pretty much in every major
Speaker 6: city in Australia and so we're excited to be coming back.
Speaker 6: It's going to be fantastic.
Speaker 3: Well, Isaac, I will get my posters and my sharpie
Speaker 3: ready and I.
Speaker 1: Will see you there and November we're going to be
Speaker 1: front and center.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining us. You've literally made
Speaker 3: this woman's life all right.
Speaker 5: Thank you, buddy. Thanks for coming on. Such a pleasure.
Speaker 3: Guys, I cannot believe that you pulled that off.
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 2: I am living my childhood fantasy right now. Yes, you
Speaker 2: know what is coming up next week. We have an
Speaker 2: awesome podcast for you guys. If you listen, jump onto
Speaker 2: Life Uncut Podcasts wherever you listen to your podcast. It's
Speaker 2: coming out on Tuesday and it's all about.
Speaker 3: But not just from us. We did our due diligence.
Speaker 3: We have a psychotherapist on Terry Cole, and she really
Speaker 3: knows her stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean like we know our stuff too, because we've
Speaker 2: both been cheated on, but not because we have any
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