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Speaker 2: It's not often that I get riddled by discussing stuff,
Speaker 2: and yet here we are. A viewer has listened in
Speaker 2: a voice note about her relationship with their boyfriend involving
Speaker 2: a toothbrush, shared shared custody toothbrush.
Speaker 3: Is it the height of romance and you know, interconnectedness
Speaker 3: in a romantic dynamic? Or is it gross?
Speaker 2: I think we know the answer already, but strap in,
Speaker 2: prepare yourself, let's get to it.
Speaker 1: Flex and Frooms.
Speaker 3: We have a listener DM that needs to be heard,
Speaker 3: so I will read it out comprehension, hats on listening,
Speaker 3: ears open, please flex in brackets and through mees. But
Speaker 3: with a y longtime follower and listener of the pod.
Speaker 3: I'm always in the trenches and I have one for you.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's an am I the asshole. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but it's something that has been brought to my attention
Speaker 3: by myself. So I've noticed a theme of late that
Speaker 3: only guys with girlfriends are interested in me. Seven guys
Speaker 3: in the last eight months. That is almost one per month.
Speaker 3: We love statistics have laid it on thick and it
Speaker 3: could have eventuated to something more in the moment if
Speaker 3: I encourage it further. Is this a me thing or
Speaker 3: them problem? Who does this reflect on? And why can't
Speaker 3: single boys be doing this? Would love you to digest
Speaker 3: this because I'm just at a moot point. Much love XX,
Speaker 3: to which I said, oh my god, yes, can discuss all.
Speaker 2: Caps, can I just before we get into it?
Speaker 3: Of course.
Speaker 2: I just changed it so everyone can reply to my
Speaker 2: stories that what you have, Yeah, because that's given to messages.
Speaker 2: People can message me anyway.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the issue is. I just know
Speaker 3: I've sent you many a screenshot to confirm that there
Speaker 3: is in fact an issue, one that you can deal
Speaker 3: with at a different time. We're not live on radio.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much. Put it down screenside down. Oh okay,
Speaker 3: so this person has a problem, we're only coupled men.
Speaker 3: Crack it on her. Is it a her problem or
Speaker 3: the real epidemic. I'm going to go out on a
Speaker 3: limb here. You're not gonna want to hear it. But
Speaker 3: it's not a you problem, babe. It is. It's a thing.
Speaker 3: It's definitely a thing everybody knows, or I don't know
Speaker 3: if everybody knows, but I in my peepers see people
Speaker 3: who are coupled. No, let me clarify. I think that
Speaker 3: if I see a man and he is happily taken
Speaker 3: because of his proximity to a lovely woman, I view
Speaker 3: him as being a better person, true, and like a
Speaker 3: woman is co signed for you in some capacity. Therefore,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna respect that you must be a better person
Speaker 3: in my eyes right now. I think that men are
Speaker 3: aware of that fact, and also the fact that there's
Speaker 3: a gray error in flirting. People like to me, they
Speaker 3: still have it, and so they test the waters and
Speaker 3: rely on what plausible deniability to engage in scenarios that
Speaker 3: can be perceived as just being overtly friendly when they're
Speaker 3: in fact flirty, because they can fall back in fact.
Speaker 2: That I have a girlfriend every bloody time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can a lot of the post breakup men um,
Speaker 2: which unfortunately it's not great, it's not ideal.
Speaker 3: But it's also like you, you were thinking of me,
Speaker 3: your first stop to cuff the rank.
Speaker 2: At the minute that someone is being flirtatious but I
Speaker 2: know they have a partner is a massive turn off.
Speaker 2: I absolutely hate it, and I don't condone it. So
Speaker 2: if you've got a girlfriend or a boyfriend and a person,
Speaker 2: a person go away, simple as that.
Speaker 1: Flex and ference.
Speaker 3: A couple weeks ago went to the Arias for me
Speaker 3: and I went. We were not going together. Unfortunate late.
Speaker 2: You hit the carpet quite late.
Speaker 3: I did hit the carpet quite late, which is surprising
Speaker 3: to me. I don't know why, because I had to
Speaker 3: get there the same time as everywhere everyone else. I
Speaker 3: was a guest of Channel nine, naturally, guest of honor.
Speaker 3: I had only one agenda for that night, and that
Speaker 3: was to be best stressed. And that did eventuate for me,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. I was seeing on a few
Speaker 3: headlines and some front pages. So the work was done,
Speaker 3: and the work was done well. Shout out to Disnea
Speaker 3: Top to toe runway. Look now, I will say I
Speaker 3: got there at five pm. And what I hate the
Speaker 3: most about any kind of production is the hurry up
Speaker 3: and wait. Everybody has to rush there, get there at
Speaker 3: the same time, be in traffic just to get there,
Speaker 3: and then have nothing to do. And when I say nothing,
Speaker 3: I mean this was like a well stocked event. There
Speaker 3: was like heaps of food trucks and like champagne red
Speaker 3: rooster people milling about. But unfortunately for me, I am
Speaker 3: an extrovert who doesn't want to talk to strangers. I
Speaker 3: just don't care. And I think it's like a nicer
Speaker 3: dip your toes and every now and then to like
Speaker 3: get a gag going. But just in those situations, people
Speaker 3: have not figured out the art of small talk. Let's
Speaker 3: get in, get out, get in and get out. Everyone
Speaker 3: likes Salinger to get their photo for the cloud. The mingle,
Speaker 3: I'm like Babes, less just relax these good people to
Speaker 3: mingle with mingling. But I think again, there's an art
Speaker 3: to it. And I think I don't know if it's COVID,
Speaker 3: if it's lockdown, if it's whatever it was. But I'm
Speaker 3: like Babes, this is not a well oiled machine in
Speaker 3: terms of the mingling. Let's it's a dance. And the
Speaker 3: thing about mingling is you need to be It's like
Speaker 3: you know, when you're running right and when you get
Speaker 3: to a traffic light, you don't just stop running, you
Speaker 3: stop jogging because you're in an anticipation of what's coming
Speaker 3: up next, which is a green man There was a
Speaker 3: lot of green manning in that two hour period. The
Speaker 3: actual show was sick from my end. I sat down
Speaker 3: for a bit. I was yelling, cackling the moment someone's
Speaker 3: on stage. Wow, Wow, Everyone's turning back like I'm a
Speaker 3: Yahoo who doesn't know how to People thought I didn't
Speaker 3: have to callum. I said, what about you people? You
Speaker 3: don't know your role as guests here? Everybody was so quiet.
Speaker 3: I'm like, step it.
Speaker 4: Up, step it up.
Speaker 3: I will say it the podcast towards.
Speaker 2: Someone came up to me afterwards and said, you in
Speaker 2: Flex brought the house down.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying. Being a Woo girl is
Speaker 3: a very thankless task because you don't know what it's
Speaker 3: like to not experience the benefit of willing. Because we
Speaker 3: won't stop, we do not needs to be done.
Speaker 2: Of course, I want to ask you Bookie's experience, But
Speaker 2: before that, I just want to say I met Kroshelle
Speaker 2: g Flip's partner yes of selling Sunset.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she was the best.
Speaker 2: And I hung out with them at the after party
Speaker 2: and they're both full lit.
Speaker 3: Wait, so you you were going to introduce Brookie and
Speaker 3: then stop to do a subtle and then now you're
Speaker 3: going to take it back to Okay.
Speaker 2: I did want to send a Flex, says Rock.
Speaker 3: You had your twenty five minutes interrupted? What's going on?
Speaker 4: It was the first year that I went, so I
Speaker 4: was almost like a new like puppy, you know how
Speaker 4: they were like curious and like looking around. I feel
Speaker 4: like that was smelling literally, and it was just like
Speaker 4: one of those things where I hadn't seen a lot
Speaker 4: of people for some of them years, and then you
Speaker 4: run into them and that's exciting. But flex are totally
Speaker 4: in the same like Randoms. It's just like, don't even
Speaker 4: look at me.
Speaker 3: Well, like I think there's like the wires meet and
Speaker 3: you connect. You're like, this is amazing, It's quick, what's
Speaker 3: your name? How you going? How's your night next?
Speaker 4: But there's always the few that kind of linger around
Speaker 4: and it's like this conversation should be done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yet I'm gonna walk away. It's that kind of.
Speaker 2: Then you see them again and again and again, or
Speaker 2: when you're like I'm.
Speaker 4: Heading that way, like me too, you just do the
Speaker 4: sut away from around the corner.
Speaker 3: Highlights and low lights, though of the r experience, highlights
Speaker 3: obviously mingling. I do love seeing everyone look their best.
Speaker 3: There's something about it. Everyone's in their little heels, they're
Speaker 3: breaking their ankles. The men are in suits, they're sweating,
Speaker 3: and it's super low lights. The stairs, the bathrooms being
Speaker 3: downstairs and like down like twenty steep steps.
Speaker 2: Oh, super scary, separate bathroom in the dressing room. So okay,
Speaker 2: cal amazing bookie highlights slow lights.
Speaker 4: Highlights probably just like mingling with people. Yeah, and I
Speaker 4: guess just seeing everyone I know.
Speaker 3: Low lights.
Speaker 2: Definitely the bleeding.
Speaker 1: Blisters you got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so sorry, brand new shoes. Shouldn't have done it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: be serious?
Speaker 3: Okay at that point, self inflicted highlights lowlights.
Speaker 2: For me, highlights was hang out with the famous, the
Speaker 2: many famous friends of mine, friend of the show, friends
Speaker 2: of the show. That's it, jkjk. My low light was
Speaker 2: getting roasted by you two in this segment. So e
Speaker 2: m A is what I'm going to say to you.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means, beat my ass. But
Speaker 2: isn't as bad as the roasting you got online?
Speaker 3: Oh honestly, what I will? I do?
Speaker 2: Actually want to circle back on that the roasting was
Speaker 2: from three tweets that news stock coom dot au compiled
Speaker 2: everyone else like it was one article. Let's be honest.
Speaker 3: I think the issue is people shouldn't watch award shows
Speaker 3: in full because then you see the shambolic nature amalgamated.
Speaker 1: This is flex and frooms on Kada.
Speaker 3: You need to know one thing and one thing only
Speaker 3: through me has a communal toothbrush that she keeps in
Speaker 3: her carpet when she has guests over, and she allows
Speaker 3: them to use them and does not replace. It's like
Speaker 3: an annual replacement. Would you say, what am I gonna do?
Speaker 3: What are you gonna do? Two options.
Speaker 2: I use a bamboo recycled toothbrush and they don't come.
Speaker 2: They are premium costs.
Speaker 3: They are and that inspired this amazing person called Imagen
Speaker 3: to DM me and to reveal that they experience the
Speaker 3: same image. Says, hey, FLEXI just responding to the potty
Speaker 3: about partners who share toothbrushes. My partner and I are
Speaker 3: avid toothbrush shares. Exclamation mark. It is convenient and economically
Speaker 3: thrifty with inflation and whatnot. Yes, yes, uh. The only cons,
Speaker 3: I repeat, the only cons are awkwardly waiting next to
Speaker 3: each other for a go of the brush, and the
Speaker 3: fact that he brushes his teeth so aggressively it flattens
Speaker 3: out brushes much more quickly than I alone would, but
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have it any other way. I said, oh,
Speaker 3: oh my god, oh my god, Oh my god, oh
Speaker 3: my god. Imagen, please send me a voice note with
Speaker 3: additional context because I'm obsessed naturally imaging. Did hello Flex
Speaker 3: and ferns?
Speaker 5: In my message I just sent to Flex, I expressed
Speaker 5: that my partner and I are avid toothbrush sharers. I
Speaker 5: will die on this hill. And I really do not
Speaker 5: understand partners who are against toothbrush sharing. I can you know,
Speaker 5: I can see having your own tooth brushes, But what
Speaker 5: you're telling me if you forget your toothbrush, you don't
Speaker 5: have your toothbrush.
Speaker 2: You are not.
Speaker 5: Using their toothbrush. Do you even like your partner? For
Speaker 5: my partner myself toothbrush sharing. It's convenient, it's economically friendly.
Speaker 5: You know, we don't have the funds to be out
Speaker 5: here buying what two toothbrushes, one for my house, one
Speaker 5: for his.
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: The only con of this method, I would say, is
Speaker 5: when you're awkwardly waiting for each other to finish using
Speaker 5: the truth brush kind of just standing there rushing each other.
Speaker 5: Another con would be he is quite an aggressive brusher.
Speaker 5: I think this is a nail thing, and it wears
Speaker 5: out my toothbrushes quickly, and it has caused fights, and
Speaker 5: I could get my own two things.
Speaker 3: I also was called out by my dentist, who called
Speaker 3: me out for being an aggressive brusher. Also, yep, because
Speaker 3: I do brush quite aggressively. It's just how I was
Speaker 3: raised hard toothbrush, aggressive brushing. I've only recently moved on
Speaker 3: to medium bristol, and I still feel weird about it.
Speaker 2: I'm onsoftoo, very very soft.
Speaker 3: I'll get there now. I said two things, actually I did.
Speaker 3: The second thing is I love when people die on
Speaker 3: hills more. I want really launch opinions, mostly on things
Speaker 3: that don't matter, So I'm really obsessed with that.
Speaker 2: Even if I disagree it's fun. This is one of
Speaker 2: the grossest things I've ever heard. I feel physically ill.
Speaker 2: I've been in my vomit a year lately, and this
Speaker 2: one is inciting the same pre bomb feeling in my
Speaker 2: stomach in my mouth.
Speaker 3: It's a shame.
Speaker 2: You could not pay me to share a toothbrush with
Speaker 2: a partner unless it was in extreneous circumstances. I g
Speaker 2: we were about to go out an event and I've
Speaker 2: eaten a lot of garlic even then, and even then,
Speaker 2: this is a gross this is absolutely you pay me.
Speaker 3: I'll take a fee for a fitty No one k no.
Speaker 2: How much would you do it for?
Speaker 3: I'm talking five, I'm talking five minutes. Look, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: do it. I think it's gross.
Speaker 2: I really do so gross.
Speaker 3: But I think a context in which I would do it.
Speaker 3: If it was like a couple's therapy situation, if it's
Speaker 3: gonna like bring us closer together, I'm not interested.
Speaker 2: I'd rather be extremely single.
Speaker 3: I just feel like a lot of Okay, let's start
Speaker 3: with what I know for sure. People are fundamentally gross,
Speaker 3: and there are a few things we do every day
Speaker 3: to mitigate that.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: You might show once today, twice a day, three times
Speaker 3: a day. I've been to the gym. I will, I will.
Speaker 3: You might brush your tongue over scraping, you know. You
Speaker 3: might wash your hair really frequently. You might use yoga,
Speaker 3: and you might not you know. But I think that
Speaker 3: the more someone does to mitigate grossness, in my eyes,
Speaker 3: the better.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Correct. So if in this case you don't find me
Speaker 3: gross and you want to share it too, brush with me. Great.
Speaker 3: I love that. I however, still finds you gross in
Speaker 3: any capacity, so I don't want to partake. What I
Speaker 3: also won't share is, you know when people eat yogat
Speaker 3: with a spoon, like a metal spoon. That is so
Speaker 3: gross to me. And I have viscerals. Hold on, hold on,
Speaker 3: I have visceral experiences and memories from high school of
Speaker 3: those little like snap yogurts, you know, in the little tubs,
Speaker 3: you snap them off the skiet of lights, and then
Speaker 3: you put your little, your little metal tea spoon in
Speaker 3: your lunch box and you have a little and then
Speaker 3: the look of you pulling the spoon out of your
Speaker 3: mouth with like the yogurt residue, and then the smell
Speaker 3: of the yogurt sitting on the metal spain so disgusting.
Speaker 2: If you're using a spoon to consume anything that is
Speaker 2: like yogurt, you need you, Yeah, take everything off the spoon.
Speaker 3: I know I will use my teeth on the spoon.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do top lip to spoon.
Speaker 2: This is really the most rankors thing ever. I don't
Speaker 2: know a lot of people don't floss, and the idea
Speaker 2: that you're like scraping out stuff that's on the bottom
Speaker 2: lining of your tooth that you need to floss out
Speaker 2: and then it's putting it into my mouth. But yeah,
Speaker 2: also a little fun tip, use a soft toothbrush or
Speaker 2: a medium toothbrush because you're brushing away there enamore if
Speaker 2: you go to high.
Speaker 3: But I will say you know how. I also don't
Speaker 3: advocate for farting in relationships of any kind.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: This is because I personally think it's gross, but I
Speaker 3: do respect and appreciate people who are able to open
Speaker 3: that floodgate. It's not for me, but it could be
Speaker 3: in a different universe, not this one, never this one.
Speaker 3: But I do like what it symbolizes for a couple.
Speaker 3: It's sweet.
Speaker 2: So sorry, really quickly. If a partner was gonna fight
Speaker 2: around you that syn issue. Absolutely has anyone ever done it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, as a problem every time? What do you say, Oh,
Speaker 3: I kick up a stink? Do you know what's the
Speaker 3: worst thing about dating me? Because I will be like,
Speaker 3: be comfortable around me. I'll create this environment. We're like,
Speaker 3: tell me how you feel, do what you want, be yourself.
Speaker 3: And then you start I'm like, yeah, I mean my
Speaker 3: personal health, that's you're bad. Don't date a youngest, youngest child.
Speaker 3: It was never gonna be you.
Speaker 1: This is flex and frooms last week.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's like a couple of weeks now, who knows.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about dates and times. It's confusing anyway. But
Speaker 3: I was talking about bidet propaganda. I revealed to you
Speaker 3: that I think toilet paper is a huge scam by
Speaker 3: big toilet naturally, because it doesn't make sense pitture this right,
Speaker 3: mm hmm. You spill something on your kitchen countertop. Let's
Speaker 3: say it's beef strong enough curry. Visually, you know a
Speaker 3: curry something. Do you just get a paper towel and
Speaker 3: wipe it up? No, you might start there, but at
Speaker 3: some point moisture goes onto that spill, preferly antibacterial, and
Speaker 3: then you clean it up thoroughly. Now, if you think
Speaker 3: about what happens when you go number two, you're just
Speaker 3: doing the teepee to curry on counter and not going
Speaker 3: in with something that's actually gonna get out.
Speaker 2: And you just look and this is a porous counter.
Speaker 2: This is not a marbletop.
Speaker 3: Situation, I'm saying. And so I thought I was on
Speaker 3: my own with the day propaganda. It turns out I'm
Speaker 3: not starting a revolution as we speak. And thankfully for me,
Speaker 3: we've got some celebrities on board with my campaign. Drake
Speaker 3: has gone ahead and bought DJ kahled for Toto Bidet toilets.
Speaker 3: If you've been to Japan, you might have used them before.
Speaker 3: And it's really awesome to get number one, some support
Speaker 3: from the big dogs for my campaign. But number two,
Speaker 3: it's really amazing that my message is spreading so far
Speaker 3: and wide. So Drake, of course you're listening. You know
Speaker 3: where you heard the information from. Thank you so much
Speaker 3: for that, and I will say, if anyone else at
Speaker 3: home wants again involved, pay it forward by your friend.
Speaker 2: The day now. I was also trying to figure it
Speaker 2: out because my cousin is a plumber, and after your
Speaker 2: Bida propaganda, I was converted. Yes, so I messaged him
Speaker 2: asking whether or not I could install my own. What
Speaker 2: I realized was that if you do that, you can
Speaker 2: actually fudge up the whole system in your building, including
Speaker 2: the tap order.
Speaker 3: Worth the risk, right, I have already living on borrow time.
Speaker 3: If you really think about it.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Flex and Frooms on DA.
Speaker 3: If you weren't convinced that freeb is in a different
Speaker 3: tax bracket to you. She is carrying a two hundred
Speaker 3: dollars water bottle. She bought it, not on a whim,
Speaker 3: actually has quite a considered purchase. She sat on it
Speaker 3: for I would say a few weeks, if not a month.
Speaker 3: Bit the bullet, I assumed it was a good purchase.
Speaker 3: I assumed it was a functional, anesthetic purchase. I assumed
Speaker 3: it was a purchase that did not have even a
Speaker 3: hint of buyer's remorse. Unfortunately, I did see for people
Speaker 3: in my DMS oddly enough kind of inferring that the
Speaker 3: bottle is looking a bit sad.
Speaker 2: And that's not really up to scratch, a bit worse
Speaker 2: for wear. What would you say to this? So, just
Speaker 2: to backtrack, about three two or three days after I
Speaker 2: got the bottle, it started coming away from the SEMs.
Speaker 3: And so it's got like it's got. It's like sheathed
Speaker 3: in a coat of Diamonti's yes.
Speaker 2: Run stone, Diamontes purple ones with a pink star. It's
Speaker 2: an incredible bottle, like I said, had been pining over
Speaker 2: it for about a month. With the bullet, two hundred.
Speaker 3: Dollars including shipping, yes, okay.
Speaker 2: Two hundred flat from kleaner strata. No, it was like included.
Speaker 2: I don't know, so the bottle isn't tw hundred dollars No,
Speaker 2: the bottles too, I think I think it was free shipping.
Speaker 2: It was like one hundred and fifty US day continue now, yes,
Speaker 2: it started coming away from the seams. I felt very upset,
Speaker 2: as you know, I am a Karen. So I did
Speaker 2: send an email straight away asking for a refund oh
Speaker 2: off the dome, yeah, which I get angry before I
Speaker 2: even hear back, because I always imagine people are going
Speaker 2: to say no. They said, yeah, sure, we're going to
Speaker 2: send you out a replacement and a refund. No, just
Speaker 2: a replacement, okay, didn't give me the option. And then,
Speaker 2: of course in the meantime while I was waiting, I
Speaker 2: left it in a cab at one point had to
Speaker 2: go about an hour away from Sydney to pick it
Speaker 2: up again. Whoa, and yeah, now I've just had it
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna put an air tag onto the top
Speaker 2: of it. I think, send it to your right address. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got it. I actually got the new ones come.
Speaker 2: It came last week.
Speaker 3: Oh amazing.
Speaker 2: But I'm just gonna keep that on the back boner
Speaker 2: for when I lose that. Whenever I inevitably lose that bottle,
Speaker 2: I've also used some stuper glue, so it is going
Speaker 2: to stay intact. Now. Do I regret purchasing it? Honestly? No,
Speaker 2: I never really treat myself and so I'm happy with it.
Speaker 2: And would you recommend others by it? No?
Speaker 3: Okay, there it is and there it is.
Speaker 2: You know, Frank Green Bottles is like seventy bucks, So
Speaker 2: is it really that much more?
Speaker 3: I mean, I think there's there isn't a cap on
Speaker 3: what you pay to feel something, I guess so. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so if it makes you feel something good, then just
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I probably think most people have cumulatively cumulatively culmlatively calm, No,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure spend their money on worse things anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, true, true. I didn't want to look at my
Speaker 2: bank statement. I don't want to bank look at my
Speaker 2: bank statement after last weekend. Don't reckon, folks.
Speaker 1: A big one fleck and frooms.
Speaker 2: I went to Karugaban the other day. Karugabin it's a
Speaker 2: three piece from Texas, Texas. You went, Yeah, I went
Speaker 2: saw them at the Sydney Opera House. Oh okay, it
Speaker 2: was a fantastic concert, beautiful lighting. They did a lot
Speaker 2: of covers of Australian songs, which I think is very
Speaker 2: ingenious and muchly appreciated for the Australian audience. I went
Speaker 2: with my pregnant friend. It was her baby's first concert
Speaker 2: in situ in. Her and a partner were dancing and
Speaker 2: he had his hands on her belly. Did you get
Speaker 2: footage with them? Yeah, thank goodness, I'll show you later.
Speaker 2: So I really enjoyed myself. I'm a massive Sydney opera
Speaker 2: house fan. The architecture is to die for. I can't
Speaker 2: believe it was made over fifty years ago. It doesn't
Speaker 2: make sense. The bathrooms in particular beautiful. They kind of
Speaker 2: give me schedule like.
Speaker 3: They've been renovated recently though. Yeah that's lighting, sure, that's
Speaker 3: not giving nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: I think it was built in the thirties. You said
Speaker 2: fifty years ago. Alas I was leaving the venue, and
Speaker 2: I must admit there was some hooting and some hollering
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 2: Theremies, naturally, it was quite a young crowd. I'd say
Speaker 2: it was like General Ages twenty fourth, same as us.
Speaker 2: But as I was leaving, I was sitting down having
Speaker 2: a little perus in my phone because I'd done like
Speaker 2: a story about how good the toilets were. And a
Speaker 2: chick comes over to me, and she says, this is
Speaker 2: not a chick? What else I call it?
Speaker 3: And a chick comes over continue it.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I've gotten to the point in my
Speaker 2: life where I use chick on. Ironically.
Speaker 3: If we're here, I'm Taylor. I'm getting a bit flustered.
Speaker 3: My name's Taylor.
Speaker 2: If you give me a shout out, oh get real
Speaker 2: fluss and tingly for you. Why does it sound like
Speaker 2: Brook It doesn't anyway. I just wanted to give Taylor
Speaker 2: a shout out.
Speaker 3: Shout out, Taylor, our work here is done.
Speaker 2: She was lovely, she was with the BF obviously had
Speaker 2: a fantastic time at Karugabin, And yeah that's on that
Speaker 2: and Taylor shout out. Hope you have the best night afterwards.
Speaker 2: I know I did. Stayed up till five am.
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