Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to a special edition of Outspoken. You're
Speaker 1: joined by journalists Amy Sophie and Kate Torbert. And for
Speaker 1: those of you that are new to the podcast, you
Speaker 1: actually might not have heard from Kate yet. She's been
Speaker 1: away and been really busy. Kate, thanks for joining us again.
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me back. It's great to be back.
Speaker 1: I've just been really busy at the moment because I
Speaker 1: am the media manager for the other lad thirty six's
Speaker 1: and hopefully some of you guys know that they're already
Speaker 1: in season at the moment, so my life just revolves
Speaker 1: around basketball at the moment. I watched about five games
Speaker 1: last weekend, how hideous. It was important to get Kate
Speaker 1: back as well because we've had a much requested podcast
Speaker 1: episode and that is about being triplets. So for those
Speaker 1: who don't know, we are actually identical triplets, which, as
Speaker 1: our mother always tells us, is a one in a
Speaker 1: million chant. So yeah, it's pretty lucky we're all here.
Speaker 1: And if anyone asks, the natural hair color is brown.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you. If you go check out
Speaker 1: a photo, Sophie and Amy are both blonde. At the moment,
Speaker 1: I constantly get asked see which one's the natural color
Speaker 1: because I'm brunette, and it's like, we just tell them
Speaker 1: to look at so for my roots and they can
Speaker 1: work it out. So I thought we probably thought we
Speaker 1: should start from the beginning because we get asked a
Speaker 1: lot whether we were planned or whether it was a
Speaker 1: freak accident. Can I just throw something in there, So
Speaker 1: because it's funny, you say, start from the beginning, because
Speaker 1: I found out a really interesting fact about our dad
Speaker 1: just before we were conceived. So our cousin told us
Speaker 1: the other day that before we were born, our dad
Speaker 1: went to I think it was Sizzler or one of
Speaker 1: those all you can eat places and absolutely smashed I
Speaker 1: think it was was it thirty six oysters or something
Speaker 1: ridiculously disgusting like that, And they used to joke that
Speaker 1: that's why he and mum had triplets. So we do
Speaker 1: have the oysters from Sizzler to thing. But yeah, we
Speaker 1: were naturally conceived and our parents actually found out that
Speaker 1: they were having twins, and it wasn't until about six
Speaker 1: weeks before we were born that they discovered that we
Speaker 1: were triplets. Now, there were a lot of discussions about
Speaker 1: who was actually hiding on the ultrasound. I was the smallest,
Speaker 1: so Kate was the smallest, but Sophie thinks it's her
Speaker 1: because she was born last, ripped out last. Well, as
Speaker 1: a Papa liked to tell us all the time, Apparently
Speaker 1: I was the heaviest, so kay was the smallest and
Speaker 1: floated to the top and that's why she was the eldest.
Speaker 1: I was the runt of the litter. Yeah, so pretty
Speaker 1: much she was the runt of the litter. Another question
Speaker 1: we get a lot is how did your parents tell
Speaker 1: you apart when you were babies, because some people have
Speaker 1: this theory that maybe we were switched and one of
Speaker 1: us is really the other name. But Amy, did you
Speaker 1: want to tell mum's secret for telling you a part? Well,
Speaker 1: Mum's secret was that I apparently have quite a veiny forehead,
Speaker 1: so thank god for hair. So yeah, I had sort
Speaker 1: of a bit like Harry Potter, almost a visible vein
Speaker 1: in my head. And then Mum and Dad also had
Speaker 1: these signs that they used to make sure that they
Speaker 1: were next to us. So about you, so if you
Speaker 1: had a distinctive feature, Oh, I've got a birthmark on
Speaker 1: the side of my face. Thank god for makeup as well.
Speaker 1: And it's like kind of like a little wave. So
Speaker 1: every time at school, I remember in reception, i'd always
Speaker 1: get told by the teacher. So if he's the one
Speaker 1: with the birthmark, and that used to really upset. That
Speaker 1: is the best thing about being a triplet, though, isn't
Speaker 1: it that everyone chooses the most offensive things to differentiate
Speaker 1: between you a bit safe, He's got the birthmark, Amy's
Speaker 1: got a big vein in her forehead. And then, with
Speaker 1: a cruel twist of fate, when we were seven years
Speaker 1: old and we started developing sand kisses of freckles, Everyone's like, oh,
Speaker 1: the freckles in the same spot. No, I remember, I
Speaker 1: used to get I remember your Kate, because you've got
Speaker 1: a big freckle on the end of your nose. I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, fantastic, thank you. What was good though,
Speaker 1: because our mum and dad didn't dress us the same
Speaker 1: growing up, Her mum always hated that, so at school
Speaker 1: I would have a white bow, Kate had a Maron
Speaker 1: bowl and Amy had a blue bow, I believe, and
Speaker 1: Amy was a tomboy growing up, so that was quite
Speaker 1: distinctive for her as well. But I think it's probably
Speaker 1: interesting for our listeners to know how our friends would
Speaker 1: describe us differently, because we have got a few comments
Speaker 1: that our voices sound quite similar. So this might help
Speaker 1: our best friend, Owen, can you tell us Amy, how
Speaker 1: was she described that we're different? Well, our best friend
Speaker 1: thinks we look different anyway. I think the case is
Speaker 1: if you meet one of us once then and then
Speaker 1: you meet the others later, you can distinctively tell us apart.
Speaker 1: But Owen reckons that Sophie has nice lips, thank you.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's going to help you tell
Speaker 1: her voice apart. Maybe maybe her words sound a little
Speaker 1: bit nicer from those nice lips, and that I apparently
Speaker 1: have quite nice eyebrows, thanks some one. And Kate has
Speaker 1: a lovely walk. It's strange because a lot of people
Speaker 1: have commented on my walk, so I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's a good or a bad thing. I've been told
Speaker 1: that I fling my arms back really like badly is
Speaker 1: You guys should comment below this episode if you want
Speaker 1: us to video Kate walking, so you guys can all
Speaker 1: judge how she walks. But you do have a nice walk.
Speaker 1: I think it's a little bit of a strut. I
Speaker 1: don't mean to do it. But the main differences I
Speaker 1: think people usually say is that Kate is the eldest,
Speaker 1: so she is considered the boss and kind of the mum.
Speaker 1: Kate has known to like to organize a cupboard on
Speaker 1: a weekend. You can be quite fiery and bossy sometimes.
Speaker 1: Thank god, it's fashionable now. Steph cleare Smith's brought that
Speaker 1: back in. So in terms of Amy, Amy's of the
Speaker 1: airy fairy, She'd be phoebe of friends, I'd be Monica
Speaker 1: and Sophie would be Rachel. I think that's a pretty
Speaker 1: fair explanation. But Amy's the zany, crazy one that comes
Speaker 1: up with his random ideas. Sometimes they don't get fulfilled,
Speaker 1: sometimes they do. She's got a lot of alter egos.
Speaker 1: Anyone who knows her, she's so funny. She's hilarious. I've
Speaker 1: got a personality disorder or something. Well, you're a big
Speaker 1: tomboy growing up as well, so you like to create it,
Speaker 1: even though you don't really work out all the time.
Speaker 1: You like to think that you're the sporty one. I
Speaker 1: have the sporty one. That's the funniest thing. So Sophie
Speaker 1: and I have been doing kick workouts for about a
Speaker 1: year now and Amy will still be like, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know how to do it. I'm fitter than you.
Speaker 1: And it's like you don't even do any exercise. You don't.
Speaker 1: Is that like when your boyfriend came over and you
Speaker 1: decided to do a push up in front of him,
Speaker 1: and he tony, he was the worst push up he'd
Speaker 1: ever seen, and I did a push up and he
Speaker 1: said that I did it. Okay, Well it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you're fitted though. All right, let's have a challenge. But
Speaker 1: gladly I will have a challenge. I was fitter than you, alright,
Speaker 1: I saw you huffing and puffing through that last workout.
Speaker 1: How am I different? Quite? Well, I'm back, I'll explainer.
Speaker 1: So Sophie is a high maintenance triplet, so if it
Speaker 1: was an order, it would go Sophie, me, and then Amy.
Speaker 1: So I tend to think that's kind of Sophie's more
Speaker 1: extreme in one level. Amy's more extreme, and I think
Speaker 1: I tend to be in the middle. But I don't
Speaker 1: have to think I'm organized. Are you serious? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I'd like to tell a story about Sophie. We used
Speaker 1: to all live together down this is a brighton and
Speaker 1: everyone else, well not everyone else, I managed to pack
Speaker 1: up my room and have everything organized. Amy's was like
Speaker 1: a bloody bombed hitter. So with Sophie, so poor mom
Speaker 1: our Mum is a bloody legend. She came down to
Speaker 1: help Sophie pack up her room, and Sophie had the
Speaker 1: best room at this stage with an on sweet wait
Speaker 1: this is a brighton okay anyway, So this was like
Speaker 1: six years ago, six like four anyway. So we always
Speaker 1: used to have no spoons at the house and we've
Speaker 1: always wondered where they were. And during the cleanup, Mum
Speaker 1: found about ten spoons under Sophie's bed because Sophie would
Speaker 1: used to go get some Natella on a spoon, lick
Speaker 1: it off the spoon, and then go and chuck the
Speaker 1: spoon under a bed. That's how all that doesn't make me,
Speaker 1: That makes me messy, not disorbers her. Kate, I have
Speaker 1: to have a rebuttle here because you're trying to throw
Speaker 1: Sofi under the bus. This is Amy everyone. By the way,
Speaker 1: So Kate and I lived together, and today is the
Speaker 1: day that Kate actually moves out of our house, and
Speaker 1: my boyfriend's meant to be moving in. And this morning
Speaker 1: I got up and looked in her room and there
Speaker 1: were seven boxers still in there. And I walked, yeah,
Speaker 1: seven And I walked into the bathroom and there was
Speaker 1: there was a bin full of rubbish. There was like
Speaker 1: soap scum all over the shower screen. It was like
Speaker 1: a bomb. I sent Sophie the photos. I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: I think we should. This is probably leading on to
Speaker 1: the next question. The next question is do we fight?
Speaker 1: And that's probably a fuck. Yes, we fight all the time.
Speaker 1: We had a fight before this podcast. Most podcasts that
Speaker 1: we have to edit out because everyone gets so fired up.
Speaker 1: So Amy has dragged all of my It wasn't seven boxes,
Speaker 1: there's like three boxes, and I digress. I just drag
Speaker 1: it out into the hole. And you're pegging this shoot
Speaker 1: up before you leave. I what can I just interrupt?
Speaker 1: I think that's something that is quite unique about triplets though,
Speaker 1: and something I feel like all of our boyfriends have
Speaker 1: noticed is I'm like twins because there's the two of you,
Speaker 1: you've kind of got to get along, But with triplets,
Speaker 1: because you can gang up on one another and you
Speaker 1: never know whose side you're on. Oh think I'm best
Speaker 1: buddies with Amy and then I'll come to her and
Speaker 1: she'll have been talking about me. So it's it's a
Speaker 1: lot of fun, but you also don't know who's on
Speaker 1: your side. Sometimes. Well, I feel like I'm the left
Speaker 1: out one because Amy and Sophie now work together, and
Speaker 1: conversations will happen when I'm not there and they somehow
Speaker 1: get turned on me, or it will be the opposite.
Speaker 1: I'll get phone calls while I'm at work from one
Speaker 1: and I'm like, oh about and then one's like, oh,
Speaker 1: Sophie's such a bitch, And then I'll get a text
Speaker 1: message from Sophie Amy, such a cow's I think this
Speaker 1: leads on quite well too, one of our kind of
Speaker 1: hilarious moments as triplets. And anyone who knows us knows
Speaker 1: that we are absolutely obsessed with Penang. So we've been
Speaker 1: there probably seven eight times. I've been there ten times.
Speaker 1: Kate's been there a few more times than us. And
Speaker 1: this leads into our poor best friend Olwen, who went
Speaker 1: on a trip with us, and she had to be
Speaker 1: the mediator in so many fights. But it was len
Speaker 1: muffin throwing incidents. Oh, I wasn't actually gonna go into that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, I'm surprised we still have her as
Speaker 1: a friend. I feel so sorry for her because we
Speaker 1: will go on a lot of holidays together and constantly
Speaker 1: she has to cop. Anytime the three of us are
Speaker 1: together with Olwen, she constantly cops, Ah, are you trimplet? Oh?
Speaker 1: Is that cool having friends that are triplets? But anyway,
Speaker 1: I was more leading into our trip when we were
Speaker 1: twenty one. We were so excited to go away for
Speaker 1: our birthday, and literally we attracted every weirdo on the planet.
Speaker 1: I think we we tallied that it was was it
Speaker 1: thirty people that stopped us on the trip and asked
Speaker 1: for photos and if we were triplets. My favorite bit
Speaker 1: was we were in this shoe store called Vincy, which
Speaker 1: had the most amazing shoes. Side notes gone downhill since
Speaker 1: But anyway, so we're getting some shoes and we already
Speaker 1: felt a bit like celebrities because they were dirt cheap.
Speaker 1: So we had like ten boxes each of shoes that
Speaker 1: we were purchasing. Now this is the shopping center where
Speaker 1: we all said we felt like Michael Jackson if anyone's
Speaker 1: seen that Bashier episode, but he just walked around, He's
Speaker 1: like and they have this and this, and this. That
Speaker 1: was literally vincey. I love that Amy managed to get
Speaker 1: into Michael Jackson reference. Just a side note, she's obsessed
Speaker 1: with him anyway. Anyway, we digress. So we're just trying
Speaker 1: on some shoes and all of a sudden, these people
Speaker 1: started coming up and asking for a photo, so were
Speaker 1: like yeah, and then another one did, and then we
Speaker 1: just got mobbed. I don't even know how it happened.
Speaker 1: And it was, honestly, all these people like clicking cameras
Speaker 1: and we're like, oh my god, what was happening. The
Speaker 1: other time, we were eating in our favorite little haunt
Speaker 1: called Long Beach and we were just sitting there and
Speaker 1: out of the corner of our eye we see these
Speaker 1: these Malaysians sitting there with this huge camera with a
Speaker 1: lens and just clicking away. And then we kind of
Speaker 1: gave them a dirty look and they're like it's for fun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got no. They ended up getting closer and we're like,
Speaker 1: why are you doing that? And they're like just so fun. Well,
Speaker 1: I had an even weirder experience because we went back.
Speaker 1: The last time we went penaying probably like a year
Speaker 1: ago holiday from hell. But we won't go into that.
Speaker 1: That's a different story. Anyway. So I'm walking down the
Speaker 1: street with my cousin Stewie, and this guy's like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're in a bag and I was like, okay, maybe,
Speaker 1: and I went over and he's like, hey, hey, I
Speaker 1: know you, and he pulled out a photo of me
Speaker 1: from like eight years ago. When he asked for a
Speaker 1: photo three ps thing. He managed to get it with
Speaker 1: such ease it was bizarre. I think. Another popular question
Speaker 1: as well, people see him intrigued by the boyfriend and
Speaker 1: the boy situation. Obviously, we all have boy friends that
Speaker 1: we've spoken about on the show. Obviously, yes, obviously, And
Speaker 1: it's actually the first time in our lives that we've
Speaker 1: all had boyfriends at the same time. So it's very
Speaker 1: exciting for our mother to have us all over for dinner,
Speaker 1: which we're having later tonight. I'm so happy. But anyway,
Speaker 1: a lot of people ask how do we how do
Speaker 1: our boyfriends tell us apart? Well, because we look different.
Speaker 1: Would anyone else like to elaborate on that? Well, I've
Speaker 1: got quite a funny story that goes with this. So
Speaker 1: I used to work at the Adelaide Thunderbirds before I
Speaker 1: worked at the thirty six's and I was looking for
Speaker 1: an intern, and I one day got this message from
Speaker 1: a guy called Brandon asking if he could come in
Speaker 1: for a chat. So he came in and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: he's actually quite nice. Like I was expecting some freak
Speaker 1: to come in because we'd had a few weirdos. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm glad that you don't think my boyfriend is a freak.
Speaker 1: You just ruined the punchline. Anyway. So we sort of
Speaker 1: became friends and he was my intern whatnot. And we
Speaker 1: used to go get lunch together, and I used to
Speaker 1: go to Jack Green's Plug because I'd love them to
Speaker 1: sponsor us the best salads in Adelaide. And we used
Speaker 1: to go there and get lunch and Sophie would join us.
Speaker 1: And one day Brandon goes to me, oh, your sister's hot,
Speaker 1: and I was like, okay, it's a bit awkward. Thanks,
Speaker 1: And then he's like, oh, do you think do you
Speaker 1: think I should ask her out? So I was sort
Speaker 1: of like, I don't know. It's a bit weird because
Speaker 1: he is five years her junior. Come on four and
Speaker 1: a half. Four and a half's turn, it's his birthday
Speaker 1: next week, five years he's junior. Five years. He's twenty five,
Speaker 1: you're thirty. He's turning twenty six. Whatever, he's you're turning
Speaker 1: thirty one. Anyway, so we were at lunch and I
Speaker 1: didn't think anything was going to happen to I tried
Speaker 1: to put in the good word. Sophie wasn't really Kate
Speaker 1: was all it. Oh, he's like a good investment. He
Speaker 1: goes to the gym and he's like really kind and funny.
Speaker 1: So I really didn't think much of this. I thought,
Speaker 1: poor Brandon, he's going to get a bit upset. So
Speaker 1: it turns out that Brandon then joined our social netball
Speaker 1: team and he press Sophie so much on the netball
Speaker 1: court that somehow they started dating. And they've been dating
Speaker 1: now for almost three years. And it's bloody awkward for
Speaker 1: me because everyone thinks that we're dating, like because they
Speaker 1: see the photos of Sophie and Brandon online. So when
Speaker 1: I got my new job at the thirty six, is
Speaker 1: what did I do but bring Brandon across with me
Speaker 1: to work with me. So we've been working together for
Speaker 1: over three years and the thirty six as coach, Joey
Speaker 1: Wright thinks it's the funniest thing ever. He just calls
Speaker 1: Brandon creepy all the time. Why would you want to
Speaker 1: hang out with Kate? That's weird? You like Kate and
Speaker 1: all this. It's every time we get new players, it's
Speaker 1: the same story. And just do you have to apologize
Speaker 1: because there is a little crying cat in here cat
Speaker 1: Gg's she wants to be part of the podcast unfortunately,
Speaker 1: so apologies if you can hear that. What about Reese
Speaker 1: and Dale? Can they tell us apart? They can tell
Speaker 1: us apart? Yeah, well can you elaborate? Well, I don't know,
Speaker 1: he just Dale can just tell that look different. The
Speaker 1: funny thing about Dale, which is an absolute scream, is
Speaker 1: it he she used to date a twin weird. I mean,
Speaker 1: we won't go into Kate and Reese's dating history, but yeah,
Speaker 1: there's an interesting story maybe for another type. Well, I
Speaker 1: think it's quite funny because Reese actually worked with me
Speaker 1: and Brandon, so it's quite incessial in the office at
Speaker 1: the moment. There's a lot of people dating tourb's in
Speaker 1: the office. Another question we get all the time is
Speaker 1: their competition between the three of you. I think normally
Speaker 1: we'd all say no that there was no competition, but
Speaker 1: then I do remember when our year twelve results came out,
Speaker 1: despite apparently they're not being in competition, the test scores
Speaker 1: were compared to media. It was quite one by the way.
Speaker 1: I won everyone. I got ninety four point four to five.
Speaker 1: Oh and a fun fact that was just Kay. A
Speaker 1: fun fact about Kay is she thinks she knows everything
Speaker 1: well funnily enough. I normally do well have an uncanny
Speaker 1: ability to be right about a lot of things. It
Speaker 1: is quite interesting because in year twelve Kate did win
Speaker 1: as she said, and she got ninety four point four five.
Speaker 1: I got ninety three point one five. And what did
Speaker 1: you get? Amy? Was it ninety two or ninety one?
Speaker 1: It was ninety two. I think it was ninety two. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so we all finished within a percent of each other.
Speaker 1: But I would like to say Kate at UNI, when
Speaker 1: we all did our master's degrees together as well, we
Speaker 1: all did a journalism degree and then a master's degree.
Speaker 1: I feel like I won because I got a distinction
Speaker 1: for my master's Please get degrees and what did you?
Speaker 1: And Amy got a p And then I won when
Speaker 1: I got the cadet ship at seven, but then also
Speaker 1: lost the time. We're all winners here Another one that
Speaker 1: gets thrown our way, which I kind of find funny,
Speaker 1: is is do you forget who you are? Or do
Speaker 1: you think you look the same as your sisters? So
Speaker 1: all the time, sometimes I'll look at Amy and Kate
Speaker 1: and sometimes I don't. I just see them as looking
Speaker 1: completely different from me. But then I'll catch the old
Speaker 1: expression that kind of freaks me out and is the same.
Speaker 1: But I personally don't think we look the same. We
Speaker 1: look similar, but I don't reckon we look the same.
Speaker 1: That's the question, how do you forget who you are? Well?
Speaker 1: Might just wake up one day, Oh my god, I'm Kate. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: there's the other stupid ones are like are you psychic
Speaker 1: with each other? Or do you feel each other's pain?
Speaker 1: That Home and Away episode has a lot to answer for.
Speaker 1: I think back in the day there were twins on
Speaker 1: there and they used to feel each other's pain. I
Speaker 1: remember we all used to say that it would actually
Speaker 1: be great because if you're having a fight with someone,
Speaker 1: you could just slap your own face and it would
Speaker 1: be like slapping their would have made things a lot
Speaker 1: easier instead of saying you're chasing everyone and kicking Remember, oh,
Speaker 1: you were known for slapping everyone in the phase. Remember
Speaker 1: you slapped me so hard when my ears wrung. That
Speaker 1: was just a reaction. No, I used to spit on people.
Speaker 1: That wasn't my thing. That's even worse. One time I
Speaker 1: was just prepose that was Kate. Kate, Do we said
Speaker 1: that she used to spit on Beeple? Another one? We get, well,
Speaker 1: it kind of relates more to twins. But is there
Speaker 1: an evil triplet? I normally say yes, all of them evil.
Speaker 1: That's my normal response. We're not evil, it's just a joke.
Speaker 1: I'd say it was you u K. We're gonna put
Speaker 1: a vote for Kate. Did you work this out in
Speaker 1: your work time? Someone did ask us on Instagram if
Speaker 1: we like the same music? Yes, Taylor Swift, we do
Speaker 1: all like the same music. We all love a bit
Speaker 1: of MJ. We love Taylor Swift, Hillary Duff, Good Good
Speaker 1: Charlotte back in the day. Who else like a couple
Speaker 1: of absolute bangers handsome handsome yep, So you know our
Speaker 1: music taste is quite quite quite unique. Just a fun
Speaker 1: fact for you. Taylor Hanson has the same birthday as us.
Speaker 1: One we also get a bat is did we switch
Speaker 1: places at school? And if you're listening from Australia. Obviously
Speaker 1: you know that we in Australia have to wear a
Speaker 1: uniform that's the same. So that was quite difficult growing
Speaker 1: up having to you know, you couldn't really be that individual.
Speaker 1: But there was a time when we did switch at school,
Speaker 1: but then no one really gave a fuck because we
Speaker 1: went to a school with awful people. Just touching on that.
Speaker 1: High school was hell for us, and mostly because we
Speaker 1: were triplets. We used to get bullied. We used to
Speaker 1: get things thrown at us, like Apple's thrown at us
Speaker 1: from building. We got called ABC by a rather annoying person.
Speaker 1: Yes this said wanker also said it's annoying that you
Speaker 1: look the same. It's like, well, what do you want
Speaker 1: us to do, dickhead?
Speaker 2: Hm.
Speaker 1: Actually I remember one incident with that same guy. I
Speaker 1: remember I was at my locker and I was trying
Speaker 1: to I was I had a bottom locker, trying to
Speaker 1: get my bag out, and it was just before science
Speaker 1: because I've been to pee anyway, and he and some
Speaker 1: other guy were having a fight and one of them
Speaker 1: was holding a Farmer's Union nice coffee in his hand
Speaker 1: and they were like over the top of me fighting,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, it got poured all
Speaker 1: over my clothes, like all over me, and they did.
Speaker 1: They just laughed, and I was like, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: So that was only high school? Okay, everyone, So we've
Speaker 1: decided to ring our best friend Owen because she's unaware
Speaker 1: of this. She doesn't know that we're ringing. But she,
Speaker 1: as we said, she umpired all of our arguments, and
Speaker 1: she also, I remember she said that we each have
Speaker 1: a different term when we argue. So we have to
Speaker 1: just let's say to Owen, let's hope she answers, Hey, Hey,
Speaker 1: how are you good? Thanks?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: A very random call? Owen? But you're actually on our
Speaker 1: on our podcast right now? Welcome.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, am I But.
Speaker 1: We were just doing a podcast about being triplets and
Speaker 1: we were talking about our holiday to Penang and what
Speaker 1: a good friend you were having to umpire all of
Speaker 1: our arguments, and I couldn't remember. I remember you said
Speaker 1: that we each had a term that we'd use in fights.
Speaker 1: I think I think mine was all right, but we couldn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yours is all right.
Speaker 1: We were struggling on to the other ones.
Speaker 2: Oh what was Sophie? It was it wasn't honestly, but
Speaker 2: it was something like that, Oh, yeah, to be honest
Speaker 2: does say that a bit she does. No, I can't
Speaker 2: remember to be honest contagious.
Speaker 1: What about if we asked what's the most annoying thing
Speaker 1: when you're out us? Because we were just talking before,
Speaker 1: how like we're always going on holidays together and we
Speaker 1: feel bad because you've got to cop all the annoying
Speaker 1: questions so.
Speaker 2: I can easily answer that. It's when people come up
Speaker 2: and they know the answer and they go, are you trippers? Clearly?
Speaker 2: Clearly they are, That's the most annoying thing. I'm just like,
Speaker 2: at least start with an intelligent question, like you know,
Speaker 2: assume your triple, don't ask our triple.
Speaker 1: We also pondered why you're still friends with us because
Speaker 1: you're the best, why you moved to Brisbane to get
Speaker 1: away from.
Speaker 2: Oh? Actually, I've got another annoying question that people ask
Speaker 2: you all the time, which is also to make me
Speaker 2: now too, when they when they go which one is
Speaker 2: you born thirst and you have to let you're forced
Speaker 2: to explain, and then when you say that it's Kate,
Speaker 2: you look, Oh, I didn't think it was going to
Speaker 2: be ka. I thought it was going to be amy.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, that's like paying Like when they'd be like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm serprised you're the youngest. They say this enterprise, you're
Speaker 1: the youngest because you're the biggest, and you just be like, oh, cheers,
Speaker 1: that's subbly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I know.
Speaker 1: They love the comments, or they make a joke, oh
Speaker 1: you're not you're not their sister or something like.
Speaker 2: The Other one that's funny is when people when they
Speaker 2: really don't think you're a triplet and they go, oh
Speaker 2: you're and you're another one of these two twins and
Speaker 2: you're like, where did you get that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. Yeah, we'll have to look in a
Speaker 1: time to properly speak when it's not being recorded. All right,
Speaker 1: I'll let you get back. Well, could you ask for
Speaker 1: a better friend than No. One? We've just called him
Speaker 1: while she's out at dinner, So thank you, thanks again,
Speaker 1: No One. Well, that's probably we have time for. If
Speaker 1: you have any other triplet questions you'd like us to
Speaker 1: answer in a future podcast, let us know. And we
Speaker 1: probably should get out of this before another fight erupts.
Speaker 1: We have family dinner tonight and we need to get
Speaker 1: there on time before our dad gets introgestion, and next
Speaker 1: week we're excited to Next week, we're excited to announce
Speaker 1: that we're going to be having Martha from Married at
Speaker 1: First Sight in our under the Influenced episode, So we
Speaker 1: can't wait for that one now. If anyone would please
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Speaker 1: and hopefully no one hates us home to this conversation,
Speaker 1: hopefully enjoy listening to us argue