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Speaker 2: Hi guys, and welcome back to another episode of Life
Speaker 2: un Cut. I'm Laura, I'm Brittany, and this is our
Speaker 2: radio show where we meet up every Saturday morning on
Speaker 2: the airwaves across the country. And if you missed it live,
Speaker 2: which is probably why you're listening to it, here, we
Speaker 2: package up all the best bits.
Speaker 1: It was such a fun show. It comes out I
Speaker 1: had a good old chap of Multiple times.
Speaker 3: In his Showy we spoke about Laura's crusty undergarments.
Speaker 2: They were not crusty, Okay, guys, I accidentally don't give
Speaker 2: it away.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I'm going to leave a little bread crumb.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say bread krabs, I'm going to leave the
Speaker 2: little krusty crumb.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: So I accidentally took something with me to the airport
Speaker 2: that I wasn't supposed to. And I really wish that
Speaker 2: when you know, when you check in and they're like,
Speaker 2: do you have anything flammable or anything weapons? I really
Speaker 2: wish this was on the list, and then maybe I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have taken it to the interchecking.
Speaker 3: What you think they'd put krusty?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah it was.
Speaker 1: It was a weapon.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh that's a weapon.
Speaker 1: Well, I need to get home because I need to
Speaker 1: find out if I got sent flowers on them.
Speaker 4: It's it's a scam, brute.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if it is, but guys, I
Speaker 1: might I may or may not have a secret ad
Speaker 1: Myra that has semi flowers and it could be a scam.
Speaker 1: I highly likely it is.
Speaker 3: Laura isn't convinced.
Speaker 2: Look, okay, if you have flowers, I will eat my pants.
Speaker 1: You're way too quick to tell me that there's no
Speaker 1: way I would have flowers at home.
Speaker 2: But this is very going to be very obscure for
Speaker 2: all of you listening right now. But it's all coming
Speaker 2: off on the show. We're also speaking to Tom and
Speaker 2: Sarah Jane, who are from the Block. So if you're
Speaker 2: mad Block fiends, that was on today's show as well.
Speaker 2: That is it all that and coming up.
Speaker 3: No November Wember, how could you forget? Get no no Nomber?
Speaker 3: And also we're asking people what their nut numbers are,
Speaker 3: which is term we've coined.
Speaker 4: It was a lot, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a great segment, which is going to be
Speaker 1: our little test dummy for No Night November.
Speaker 4: All that is coming up right now.
Speaker 3: Welcome back Saturday morning across the country. It's the Life
Speaker 3: on Car Radio show with Brittany Hockley and Laura burn
Speaker 3: And Brittany's a bit shaken or in the song Something's
Speaker 3: Happened to You.
Speaker 1: I don't know if shaken is the right word, but
Speaker 1: I have a bone to pick with Laura burn Hey.
Speaker 4: I think she's a bit optimistic, That's what she is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, waiting kick me while I'm down. You know what,
Speaker 1: I'm not even going to call you Laura Burne anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm going to call you Laura Bone because.
Speaker 5: If what.
Speaker 4: That is an awful joke. We got canceled because Brittany
Speaker 4: had a terrible joke.
Speaker 1: Whose side are you want? Okay? I just want to
Speaker 1: people just happened and like Laura's, you know, one of
Speaker 1: my best friends, but she really knows where to cut
Speaker 1: me off at the feet. Okay, I just got a
Speaker 1: message just a couple of minutes ago in the break
Speaker 1: and it's from a message it's called go People. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know these people. Go People. The
Speaker 1: message says Eden and Bell flower delivery, A beautiful arrangement
Speaker 1: of flowers is on the way to you. I track
Speaker 1: it here and then they sent a link. So I
Speaker 1: opened this message and I was like, oh.
Speaker 4: My god, I'm getting I'm getting some.
Speaker 1: Flowers sent to me. And I read the message out
Speaker 1: to Laura without missing upbeat. She goes, oh, it's a scam.
Speaker 4: It's a spam message. Don't hit the link.
Speaker 1: Well, hang on, I said, whoa is it? Is it
Speaker 1: that far fetched that I might be getting a flower
Speaker 1: delivery that without even a breath, you said it was
Speaker 1: a scam.
Speaker 2: So I'm here trying to protect you from all of
Speaker 2: the scam and spam artists.
Speaker 4: There is a whole thing going around at the moment.
Speaker 2: There are so many text messages that are popping up
Speaker 2: in people's in boxes which.
Speaker 4: Are like, you know, have a link or hyperlink.
Speaker 2: But also, okay, my mum got one recently, and this
Speaker 2: is I've got to bone peep with my mum. If
Speaker 2: she's listening today, I finish my bone, Like, okay, we've
Speaker 2: got a few to pick today with you.
Speaker 1: Is that even at the start of this year just said,
Speaker 1: Brittany has been a bit optimistic. So I thinking there's
Speaker 1: somebody like, is it that crazy?
Speaker 3: She hadn't even finished for sure.
Speaker 1: In my defense, I mean, yes, there's not that many
Speaker 1: people out there that would send me flowers.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, let's how about we do this. Click the link? No,
Speaker 4: click it? Nope, clicked the leak.
Speaker 1: I can't risk it. And if it takes like at home.
Speaker 4: Click the link.
Speaker 2: If it takes you through to a tracking site, then
Speaker 2: we know that someone says you Laura will pay for it.
Speaker 2: If it takes you through to some Nigerian website, then
Speaker 2: we know that.
Speaker 1: It's not Laura. People from Nigeria want to send me foraster.
Speaker 2: So my mom recently she got a text message, this
Speaker 2: is two weeks ago that said, like, hi Mom, I've
Speaker 2: changed my number. Save this number right it was it's
Speaker 2: a spam number and it's someone who's trying to scam her.
Speaker 2: Every couple of days, I've been sending a message to
Speaker 2: my mom just kind of like one checking in on
Speaker 2: wedding staff, trying to get her attention, no reply. There
Speaker 2: is scrolls now of me messaging her and her not replying.
Speaker 1: She doesn't like Paul.
Speaker 2: It rings for a couple of times and hangs up. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I conducted my sister today and I was like, look,
Speaker 2: this is getting a bit ridiculous. Can you ask mom
Speaker 2: why she's stopped replying to me? My mom blocked my
Speaker 2: number because of a spam artist. She blocked my number,
Speaker 2: and she's been talking to some other person thinking it's.
Speaker 1: Me, So she blocked blocking the scammer. She blocked you,
Speaker 1: and she speaks somebody, my deary, they're sending me flowers.
Speaker 3: Oh god, all right, be careful of the scams out there, everybody.
Speaker 3: All right, Laura, and you have a wedding coming up
Speaker 3: to your poor thing on on your plate? Is your
Speaker 3: mum even coming to the wedding? It's less than two
Speaker 3: weeks away. But what happened this week? No excuse involves underwear,
Speaker 3: a trench coat and a guy you thought was checking
Speaker 3: you out. It's a messy situation.
Speaker 1: No want to check you out too soon.
Speaker 3: The link we'll do it in the song, Well go
Speaker 3: on Saturday morning right around Australia. Mouthful food.
Speaker 1: You got to finish your mouthful.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I didn't realize that the song was ending.
Speaker 1: He's got a what are you eating the chicken ships? Alright,
Speaker 1: why don't you take a mouthful?
Speaker 3: Just before speaking, I thought the song was ending. Welcome everybody.
Speaker 3: It didn't started my career. Brittany Helt, Laura Burn.
Speaker 4: And it's chewy with a mouthful of falaffel.
Speaker 3: Mits chewy the sound of things today. No, it's been
Speaker 3: a tough week, clearly for me and for Brandon. For you, Laura,
Speaker 3: you've you've taken something on board a plane that wasn't
Speaker 3: necessarily included in the carry on moment gone.
Speaker 1: No, who's taking nine and planes? Pretty continue please?
Speaker 4: Okay. So I had to do a quick trip to
Speaker 4: Melbourne the other day.
Speaker 3: And that was very I didn't even know you were gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it was just a day trip, you know,
Speaker 2: there and back in and out. Very expensive flights are
Speaker 2: at the moment though, mind you, that's another story. But
Speaker 2: I had to get dressed so early because my flight
Speaker 2: was one of the first ones out at six thirty am.
Speaker 2: So I got dressed in the dark, and I really
Speaker 2: like taking with me this. I have this like very
Speaker 2: long gray trench coat which has a I know the
Speaker 2: coat well, yeah, and it has it's one of those
Speaker 2: taie ones, so it's got like a long side because
Speaker 2: it's so cozy on a flight.
Speaker 4: Also perfect for Melbourne weather.
Speaker 1: It looks great.
Speaker 2: So I had my I wasn't checking anything because it
Speaker 2: was only a day flight, so I had my carry
Speaker 2: on luggage. Also was kind of feeling myself like I
Speaker 2: felt like I looked good on that day. So here
Speaker 2: I am walking through the airport. I have my trench
Speaker 2: coat just slung over my arm right and my handbag
Speaker 2: and that was it. I went through through, I left
Speaker 2: my house, I got into the Uber. I then got
Speaker 2: to the airport, got into the terminal, I went through
Speaker 2: the security checking. This is like an hour and a
Speaker 2: half of me walking around right. Then I went and
Speaker 2: got myself a coffee. I went and got myself off
Speaker 2: a craisont from another cafe, and then I went and
Speaker 2: sat down at my gate and I then put my
Speaker 2: coat over the chair and.
Speaker 1: I you spread your seat around. You got around the airport.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay for like an hour and a half.
Speaker 3: As you do you having a great time. You got
Speaker 3: early for my fly feel myself?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: So I sit down, I put my coat down, and
Speaker 2: this guy walks past, and he looks at me, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I feel like I don't get checked out
Speaker 2: at all anymore. I really don't. I feel like I
Speaker 2: give off very mum vibes and no one ever checks me.
Speaker 3: Notice it. People are checking you, they're not.
Speaker 1: Then he guy checked you out.
Speaker 2: This guy checked me out. But then he kind of
Speaker 2: looked a bit weird. He didn't really look like he
Speaker 2: was checking me out. He looked almost like a bit
Speaker 2: like what the hell is wrong with you? Look on
Speaker 2: his face? And I was like, oh, that's weird, okay,
Speaker 2: what's on my face? And then I looked down and
Speaker 2: there on my trench coat stuck into the tail, like
Speaker 2: the tie is a pair of dirty undies. Have a
Speaker 2: photo to show you mis chury. Because I was like,
Speaker 2: this is this could only happen to me. This is
Speaker 2: such an unbelievable thing that's happened. I have dirty g string,
Speaker 2: Like I mean, you couldn't tell that it was dirty.
Speaker 4: It wasn't like it was crunchy or anything. This visually
Speaker 4: is too much. So but that's what I'm saying. It
Speaker 4: wasn't you know? It was cray between things that she
Speaker 4: does sometimes, but this was everyone does sometimes.
Speaker 1: Okay, crunchy, this is the cousin thing again.
Speaker 3: Show us the photo hold on airport security. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: it's very visible.
Speaker 1: Crusty.
Speaker 4: It's not crusty. They would just hang.
Speaker 2: They were literally just hanging. They were stuck into the
Speaker 2: tie and just hanging off.
Speaker 4: My coat the whole way.
Speaker 2: The guy at security didn't even say anything, and he
Speaker 2: would have seen them.
Speaker 3: And you were walking around like el Woods with your
Speaker 3: trench coat d and everyone.
Speaker 1: You know, you're gonna need a spare pair of undies,
Speaker 1: do you know? Speaking of you've just reminded me of
Speaker 1: speaking of this airport. So last week was my sister's wedding.
Speaker 1: It was up north. It was a Scottish wedding. Now,
Speaker 1: my best friend Simon came up for the wedding and
Speaker 1: he got pulled up in airport security. Excuse me, so
Speaker 1: you've got a knife in your bag And Simon was like,
Speaker 1: I would not travel with a knife. I don't and
Speaker 1: they're like, well, we need to search your bag. They
Speaker 1: opened his bag and he has a dagger because the
Speaker 1: dagger because he's wearing a kilt for a Scottish wedding.
Speaker 1: A dagger goes in the sock, right, So a dagger
Speaker 1: is part of the kilt. And so Simon said, oh, yes, sorry,
Speaker 1: the dagger, sir, it's part of my kilt for a
Speaker 1: Scottish wedding. And then they said, no worries on your way.
Speaker 1: And because it was part of no.
Speaker 2: Traditional they also had no problem with my dirty andies either,
Speaker 2: which is all right.
Speaker 3: We want to know if you can top but what
Speaker 3: was your embarrassing wardrobe? What was your embarrassing wardrobe malfunction?
Speaker 3: Calls now thirteen one of six? Five? Do you have crunchy.
Speaker 4: Don't have crunchy?
Speaker 1: Under Maybe Laura could be the next time, sort of
Speaker 1: a crunching up complex.
Speaker 3: Crunching peanuts.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I'm going to you're making me feel sick.
Speaker 3: It will take your calls next. The shame is a
Speaker 3: judgment a little bit right now talking wardrobe malfunctions, although
Speaker 3: it sort of just is your life in a shambles,
Speaker 3: like law of birds, because that's the crux of it.
Speaker 4: I'm not sorry.
Speaker 1: So many ways we can go with this.
Speaker 4: Surely you've had a wardrobe malfunction.
Speaker 2: Surely you've been somewhere and you know you accidentally popped
Speaker 2: out a nipple by accident.
Speaker 3: You know what happened in my HC is actually happening
Speaker 3: right now. Like final exams.
Speaker 2: Everybody who's doing them, wow from that.
Speaker 4: It's no, it's so stressful.
Speaker 2: I meant that.
Speaker 3: No, I agree. I agree, he's very stressful. And put
Speaker 3: yourself in my shoes. I'm a performer. I did drama
Speaker 3: and I was like top of my class.
Speaker 1: Couldn't tell well.
Speaker 3: I was dressing like an old English uniform and it
Speaker 3: was really really tight because I had to get it
Speaker 3: from like a costume shop. Anyway, long story shot, I
Speaker 3: couldn't wear undies because you could see them through the
Speaker 3: pants and it was Comedia delatte, of course traditional comedian.
Speaker 3: And I rolled on the stage and my pants and
Speaker 3: my testicles fell out. That's true story.
Speaker 4: They just squished out the border.
Speaker 3: Did squish they rolled the roll?
Speaker 1: Did Is this something that you could have continued the
Speaker 1: roll to cover or did everyone see them? Top of
Speaker 1: the year, But is that why he topped the rail?
Speaker 1: He really added that extra Knox.
Speaker 2: This is a really inspiring conversation for all the year.
Speaker 2: Twelve students out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is all right, let's go to renee on
Speaker 3: thirteen one O sixty five. What was your wardrobe malfunction? High?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Hi, I'm a swimmer, so I you know, you
Speaker 6: see on TV and you see those swimmers, are those
Speaker 6: like really tight race basers on? Had those on. I
Speaker 6: was standing behind the blocks ready to race, and I
Speaker 6: was like doing my my pre race warm up. They
Speaker 6: looked down and they have split at the crotch and
Speaker 6: I'm about to race.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, and you're about to race, and let me guess,
Speaker 1: were you doing like that froggy one breaststroke?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's real cratchy.
Speaker 4: I was joking, but you were how much of a
Speaker 4: split are we talking?
Speaker 6: Well, not quite all the way, but I was so
Speaker 6: worried that, like after the race, because I was doing breaststroke,
Speaker 6: that it was going to split all the way and
Speaker 6: I'm going to get out with a stand full of
Speaker 6: people and I'm just going to flush everyone.
Speaker 2: Very easy access if you need to go to the toilet, though,
Speaker 2: definitely turning.
Speaker 3: One piece into a two piece. Thank you, Meg. I'm
Speaker 3: thirteen six five High. What was your wardrobe malfunction?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 7: I had I was walking on a date with a
Speaker 7: guy that I just met, and I ripped my pants
Speaker 7: doing a cartwheel?
Speaker 4: Why are you doing a cartwheel?
Speaker 1: The car wheel? But why are we doing the cart
Speaker 1: wheel on the day? Is that where I'm going wrong?
Speaker 6: Who knows? I don't think you do well.
Speaker 7: It was one of those COVID dates, so I had
Speaker 7: to splice it up a little bit.
Speaker 6: You know, it was during.
Speaker 1: COVID meg There are so many problems with this. I
Speaker 1: think maybe that's where you're going wrong. Maybe you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be doing those acrobatics on a first Yeah, she loved it,
Speaker 1: and Betty did it was like thesis, da, did you
Speaker 1: end up doing.
Speaker 7: Any other kind of sumter?
Speaker 6: The tire around his leg, high around my waist? Like
Speaker 6: what a gentleman are you?
Speaker 1: Are you together now?
Speaker 3: No, at the end of the day doing work, Bella
Speaker 3: wrapped this up for is what was your wardrobel function?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 5: So I was at this party. I was I was
Speaker 5: feeling great. I looked I thought, I looked amazing. I
Speaker 5: was wearing this paras Hilton ass silver metal Hult necktop
Speaker 5: like yes, one of those.
Speaker 3: Day.
Speaker 5: The only thing holding this top together was this metal
Speaker 5: chain across my back. Literally the size of a necklace.
Speaker 5: Little did I know someone had grabbed me earlier in
Speaker 5: the night and that chain had ripped off one side
Speaker 5: of the top. And because I was, you know, under
Speaker 5: the influence, I didn't realize that had happened until ten
Speaker 5: minutes later. I looked down at myself and my top
Speaker 5: was no longer a top, It was a necklace hanging
Speaker 5: around my neck, and my chicken fillets were out for
Speaker 5: the whole. You know, that one told.
Speaker 2: Me that's in fashion these days, people wear their nipples
Speaker 2: as an accessory.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 1: It was ten years ago, the Laura, This was not
Speaker 1: in fashion then. Where a chicken builds a party with
Speaker 1: just a necklace was not in fashion.
Speaker 4: Did you hook up that night? You actually met my
Speaker 4: Oh brilliant, When you met your partner?
Speaker 1: Nobody?
Speaker 5: He's near my ex partner?
Speaker 3: Oh god, what a roller coaster.
Speaker 4: I hate that guy.
Speaker 3: Anyway, if you're fans of the block, coming up, we've
Speaker 3: got a surprise for you. But right now it's time
Speaker 3: of this Ask So.
Speaker 2: Ask Kat is an episode we do on the podcast
Speaker 2: every Thursday. It is where we answer you're deep, you're dark,
Speaker 2: and you're burning questions And I have one that is
Speaker 2: university related, and I think it's very topical for the
Speaker 2: time of year. I have just finished my unique degree,
Speaker 2: but earlier in the year decided it wasn't really for
Speaker 2: me and it wasn't what I wanted to do for work.
Speaker 4: I'm now feeling lost and unsure where to go from here.
Speaker 2: I'm sure what I'm even interested in and what kind
Speaker 2: of job I want to do. Do you have any
Speaker 2: tips on finding your feet in terms of jobs and
Speaker 2: working out what to do with your life?
Speaker 3: Well, very Tommy HS exams are right now.
Speaker 1: I think that this is a really common problem. I
Speaker 1: don't know how else you're supposed to get to where
Speaker 1: you want to be. In terms of finding what you're
Speaker 1: interested in, you said you don't know what it is
Speaker 1: you're interested in. I think you need to just start
Speaker 1: doing things that you love and then try and find
Speaker 1: a channel or an avenue for that. So if it
Speaker 1: might be a hobby, you might be passionate about art,
Speaker 1: you might be super interested in medicine, whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Start to dabble in those things. Maybe you can volunteer
Speaker 1: at places you can get work experience, and then you
Speaker 1: can that's that's how you find an avenue to where
Speaker 1: you want to be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I guess for me, like I think, sometimes
Speaker 2: you can go through a university degree.
Speaker 4: This is what I did.
Speaker 2: I did my postgraduate degree in fine arts, and it
Speaker 2: was only eight weeks until like the final when I
Speaker 2: was supposed to actually graduate, that I dropped out of
Speaker 2: my postgraduate right at the end, right.
Speaker 4: At the end, right before the finish line. I was like, nah,
Speaker 4: not for me.
Speaker 2: But the reason for that is because I realized I
Speaker 2: absolutely did not want to do a career that was
Speaker 2: in fine arts. And here I am doing podcasting and radio.
Speaker 2: And you know, I'm thirty six. Now I'm I will
Speaker 2: share that out there with the world, but I'm thirty six.
Speaker 2: I'm doing something that's completely different to what when I
Speaker 2: did university I thought I would do with my life.
Speaker 3: You only started podcasting three four years ago, totally.
Speaker 2: And I think that sometimes you think that once you've
Speaker 2: invested so much time in something, especially university, that then
Speaker 2: you have to do it because otherwise it was a waste.
Speaker 2: But I like to look at it as though I
Speaker 2: spent all this time, I learned so many new things.
Speaker 2: But I know that it's what I don't want to do,
Speaker 2: so there's never the question of what if for me.
Speaker 1: I mean when I say go and start to do
Speaker 1: other things that interest you, to find your feet. I'm
Speaker 1: using myself as an example. So I did a medical
Speaker 1: radiation degree and I worked in that for ten years. Okay,
Speaker 1: I did that degree when I was young. I worked
Speaker 1: in hospitals for ten twelve years.
Speaker 4: Now your podcast like me.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, all through my twenties as
Speaker 1: a hobby, I went to acting school. I did all
Speaker 1: because I was really interested in entertainment, and I still
Speaker 1: loved what I did, but I knew it wasn't forever.
Speaker 1: I didn't think I wanted to actually go and pursue
Speaker 1: anything with acting, but I loved it, so I did it.
Speaker 1: And now I'm literally completely in another industry. I'm in
Speaker 1: complete entertainment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, similarity to me. Like I did a performance degree,
Speaker 3: I studied acting and then didn't act and then fell
Speaker 3: into radio. But now the acting stuff's come up back
Speaker 3: into play and like I'd be dumb to say that
Speaker 3: the acting studies haven't played into my radio career as.
Speaker 2: And I think a big thing with this, like just
Speaker 2: go easy on yourself. There's so much pressure This goes
Speaker 2: for anyone who's sitting there, HC. This goes for anyone
Speaker 2: who's just graduated UNI. There's so much pressure to have
Speaker 2: it all figured out. But your life is long and
Speaker 2: you may change careers ten times in your lifetime and
Speaker 2: that is absolutely okay.
Speaker 1: And the thing is that I really want to drive
Speaker 1: home is you are never too old to start something new.
Speaker 1: And I used to feel like that. I used to
Speaker 1: be like, oh, it's too you know, I'm already thirty.
Speaker 1: I can't start something fresh, like I'm already dedicated all
Speaker 1: this time. But you can because you're never going to
Speaker 1: be as young as you are today. That was quite
Speaker 1: d that was hot.
Speaker 3: There we go put that on a tote back? Can
Speaker 3: we sell it on the merche store? Shit, the book's
Speaker 3: already printed. There, we have to do another one.
Speaker 1: We'll write it up all right.
Speaker 3: If you want to get in touch with the girls,
Speaker 3: hit us up by funk Cup podcast on Instagram. I
Speaker 3: were back after this with the stars of the Block
Speaker 3: Tom and Sarah Jane. The pace to win the block
Speaker 3: is like a mega rating success.
Speaker 2: My mouth is so sick. Yeah, it's amazing, so sick.
Speaker 1: Like a pubescent cage boy.
Speaker 3: Right then, it's so think it's fully sick.
Speaker 1: I think it's fully it's legitlate sick.
Speaker 4: It's also such a vibe anyway.
Speaker 3: And you didn't want people to know you were thirty
Speaker 3: six many right now the stars of the highest rating
Speaker 3: show on Australian TV at the moment almost one point
Speaker 3: five million views. The Block is a sensational show. People
Speaker 3: love it, and the front runners, Tom and Sarah Jane
Speaker 3: join us this morning. Hello guys, welcome, Hi.
Speaker 7: How are you hi?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 1: Is it absolutely wild to know that one point five
Speaker 1: million people are tuning in to watch you at night?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is a little bit bizarre.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't really sit at home and think of it
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 1: But once you're said it once I make you feel
Speaker 1: really uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: But we do see you guys have been so entertaining.
Speaker 1: We see the disagreements and the bickering, but then the
Speaker 1: love and the making up. What is it like to
Speaker 1: sit in your living room at night together and watch
Speaker 1: yourself back? Do you watch it back and like cringe
Speaker 1: at yourself when you watch your back being like, well
Speaker 1: I look banging, look at us, Go.
Speaker 5: Don't really cringe.
Speaker 1: It's pretty comfortable with it's fun.
Speaker 7: We've been finding it pretty entertaining to watch, so we
Speaker 7: get to, I don't know, watch yourself, market will perspect you.
Speaker 5: So it's been pretty funny.
Speaker 7: Actually, I definitely don't go damn when I look at myself,
Speaker 7: So I'm like, God, what didn't I just make more
Speaker 7: of an eft?
Speaker 4: Because you were renovating a house. That's why you didn't
Speaker 4: make any effort.
Speaker 1: And just to be clear, just to be clear, I
Speaker 1: don't look at you guys that think you cringe either.
Speaker 1: That's not what that question was. I when I watched
Speaker 1: myself back on the Bachelot, I cringed a lot. So
Speaker 1: that's where that question came from.
Speaker 7: Oh I know, Oh good, we know that where a
Speaker 7: bit of a different bunch. So like we fully we
Speaker 7: are what we are. You know, you can't change yourself, Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: I don't think people. I think people are loving watching
Speaker 2: you guys on the screens. But what I want to
Speaker 2: know is with all the bickering, have you found that
Speaker 2: the experience has changed your relationship in any way?
Speaker 7: Nah, not at all? Really?
Speaker 3: Maybe Sarah Jane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think a little.
Speaker 2: The thing.
Speaker 1: Let's switch over to Sarah to go a holiday on.
Speaker 7: I know you guys the holiday as well.
Speaker 3: Well, will you be will it be a road trip?
Speaker 1: Perhaps?
Speaker 3: Would you be driving in a road trip in a
Speaker 3: new Ford Ranger?
Speaker 1: Man? Maybe new eighty thousand dollars time?
Speaker 3: Would you be driving in a new car? Maybe?
Speaker 1: I mean, oh, if we go by one?
Speaker 3: Well, you guys the whole show have been saying how
Speaker 3: much you want that Ford Ranger and if you win
Speaker 3: tomorrow night's challenge you'll be getting it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Tommy is one of that Ranger as soon. If
Speaker 7: you found out that if you want landscaping, you got
Speaker 7: it tom Taddy's eye on the prize from week two.
Speaker 7: So fingers cross all of our how work now? Landscape
Speaker 7: is how work pays off?
Speaker 1: Just honk honked twice if you can give us a clue.
Speaker 7: I'm blinking.
Speaker 2: Sarah Jane, you have received so much praise from Shana
Speaker 2: around your amazing styling and your designs. Do you think
Speaker 2: that this is a career that you're going to get
Speaker 2: into after you leave the block?
Speaker 7: Sorry, it just still makes me laugh that like she
Speaker 7: thinks that I do great stuff, like it's a lovely
Speaker 7: but it's just so like mine to me. I don't
Speaker 7: really know, Like I wouldn't even know where to start.
Speaker 7: You know, I have no I don't have any friends
Speaker 7: in the design you know world, but I enjoyed being creative.
Speaker 7: So you know, never say never.
Speaker 2: You are you won the leaderboard. You get to choose
Speaker 2: the auction like the schedule, the order. Now, are you
Speaker 2: going to stitch anyone up?
Speaker 7: No, we just know we're just we're just hanging tired
Speaker 7: to hear reserves. To be honest, so we haven't made
Speaker 7: any decisions yet, totally honest. Auction order is far too
Speaker 7: important to like use it for your own kind of
Speaker 7: like vendettas. You know, to stitch anyone up, you just
Speaker 7: have to be really really smart and just think about akay,
Speaker 7: forget about loyalties, forget about who you like. It's like
Speaker 7: like you just choose whatever you hope it's going to
Speaker 7: benefit yourself at the end of the day, because I mean,
Speaker 7: you want everyone to do well, and we generally do,
Speaker 7: but you obviously want your hard work to pay off
Speaker 7: the most.
Speaker 1: Well at the end of the day, you're there for yourself,
Speaker 1: aren't you.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll tell Rachel that the friendship's out the window
Speaker 2: when it comes to action.
Speaker 1: Rachel's on next level.
Speaker 3: I want to ask quickly guys before we let you go.
Speaker 3: A lot of drama this season, and it's a reality
Speaker 3: show of course, every sin that's why we love it.
Speaker 3: Even Scott cam and Shelley Kraft, they bring some drama themselves.
Speaker 3: But at the very start of the season, we had
Speaker 3: a couple walk off the Block and they had to
Speaker 3: bring it another duo.
Speaker 1: In Elle Ferguson.
Speaker 3: El Ferguson, was that as dramatic as it seemed? It
Speaker 3: was all over the press, like what actually happened there?
Speaker 3: Did you see him go? And people? Guys, good luck
Speaker 3: in the auctions, Good luck tomorrow night. Congrats on the
Speaker 3: forward ranger. That's so exciting that came off the ground.
Speaker 3: The Block is back tomorrow night, seven o'clock on Channel nine.
Speaker 3: One week to go till the big finale. Tom and
Speaker 3: Sarah Jane. Thanks for coming on, guys.
Speaker 1: Thanks guys, it was a pleasure.
Speaker 3: All right, we're back after this. No Not November is
Speaker 3: about to kick off. A couple of I just said that,
Speaker 3: or I just read what's written in front of me.
Speaker 3: Am I doing No Not November.
Speaker 4: This is a challenge we've got set for you. Miss jury.
Speaker 3: Is it like November? You just do you do it
Speaker 3: a lot?
Speaker 2: No, not November is just you growing out all of
Speaker 2: your p Yeah, you can find out after brains.
Speaker 3: All right. I'm sweating a bit, girls, because all that
Speaker 3: I have written in front of my plan sheet for
Speaker 3: the show today is discuss non November.
Speaker 1: What do you think it is? Mix jury?
Speaker 3: Well, people that have nut allergies. They want to bring
Speaker 3: exposure to enafyl.
Speaker 4: Accesis no maceadimias for you? This coming?
Speaker 3: No walnuts? I can do it?
Speaker 4: No, Okay, so you've heard no I can do it.
Speaker 4: You've heard of November.
Speaker 2: Obviously like November, I think it's synonymous with doing November.
Speaker 4: That's the challenge that everyone knows about.
Speaker 3: And that's when you grow a mustache. It's for prostate cancer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, well, I mean it has a real purpose
Speaker 2: that's actually like a you know, meaning meaningful purpose for
Speaker 2: raising money for charity. Yeah, there's another challenge that's making
Speaker 2: headlines this year now. It is called no nut November. Right,
Speaker 2: I mean it's not no wallnutsmith. It is not for charity.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's for anything except for maybe a
Speaker 2: little bit of self. Can we even call it self satisfaction. Basically,
Speaker 2: the rules are that you have to abstain from any sex,
Speaker 2: from any pleasuring of yourself right for the whole entire
Speaker 2: month of November. Now, the reason for this is because
Speaker 2: I'm sure a lot of people have noticed that on
Speaker 2: social media and across like the Internet, there's been this
Speaker 2: real sexual revolution over the past couple of like months
Speaker 2: and years, where I think that there's a lot more
Speaker 2: sex positive talks, there's a lot more sexologists who are
Speaker 2: using Instagram who are promoting self pleasure. Now, no, not
Speaker 2: November is saying that people are having vibrated dependencies and
Speaker 2: that we all need to detox from the sex.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, is this like November where where to charity
Speaker 1: and you raise money? Because I don't think it'll go
Speaker 1: down very well. If you went up to some friends
Speaker 1: or people on the street and you're like, Hi, I
Speaker 1: haven't seven days now, can you pay me?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And I've got mates to do in November and
Speaker 3: they post daily photos of the programs like.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this, I don't know how this
Speaker 1: is going to go down.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: If I'm like I think I'm a lord.
Speaker 1: If you want to if you want to do this,
Speaker 1: If you want to abstain, I think that's great. But
Speaker 1: do we need to make it a revolution? I we
Speaker 1: I share it.
Speaker 2: But the thing that's interesting is like, the reason why
Speaker 2: this has come about is because there's a train of thought.
Speaker 2: And now I'm not saying that this is correct by
Speaker 2: any means, but there's a train of thought that if
Speaker 2: you can't abstain from any sort of pleasure for a month,
Speaker 2: that you're therefore addicted to it. But I think that
Speaker 2: this personally, I think that what this does is it
Speaker 2: goes and it tries to undo all the sex positive
Speaker 2: conversation that's happening because it makes it shameful.
Speaker 1: Again, I don't think it's shameful. I have read a
Speaker 1: lot of I don't know if I would say, like
Speaker 1: medical journals, but a lot of information about the benefits
Speaker 1: of abstaining. What are they Well, it can give you
Speaker 1: a lot of mental clarity, it can A lot of
Speaker 1: athletes do it. A lot of athletes do it before
Speaker 1: they play big games and big matching.
Speaker 4: Out because they WoT all the energy inside.
Speaker 1: Them, that's the jobs, all the test austeronia and everything
Speaker 1: stays in you. It's it's supposed to be really really
Speaker 1: great as like this holistic approach. And I'm saying supposed
Speaker 1: to because I do not take this as gospel.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine too many scientists are putting a lot
Speaker 2: of money and research into it, are they?
Speaker 1: You'd be surprised, Laura Burne. I think there probably would
Speaker 1: be a lot out there. But I mean, like, I've
Speaker 1: been doing this for a long time, not on purpose,
Speaker 1: but I'm.
Speaker 3: Just or you've done no not twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, good luck to everyone in no nut, no vembition.
Speaker 4: My question is will you do this?
Speaker 3: I think I think I could.
Speaker 2: I've got my wedding in November. I'd like to consummate
Speaker 2: my marriage.
Speaker 3: So you're not going to partain? Yeah? Nah, Well I'll
Speaker 3: do it for the show, how about that? But I'm
Speaker 3: not going to say I'm going to do it for
Speaker 3: the whole month. I'll see how long I can go,
Speaker 3: then i'll report back in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Here first, I think you need to try and go
Speaker 2: for the whole month, and I want to see you
Speaker 2: sweating and uncomfortable by week number four.
Speaker 1: I'm going to assume Hayden's not on board with this,
Speaker 1: and I don't think you should be making these promises
Speaker 1: to usk without him.
Speaker 3: I want to know, I guess I want to see
Speaker 3: if it's if it's achievable, right, so should be open?
Speaker 3: Why don't we open the lines?
Speaker 4: How long could someone go like, what's that?
Speaker 1: What's the longest you haven't noted by hockly.
Speaker 4: I want to know what's the longest you being the
Speaker 4: single one?
Speaker 3: Now hold it because we'll do it with the callers,
Speaker 3: because she's going to have to go through a diary.
Speaker 1: And my list Nut was all.
Speaker 4: Right, this is a terrible call out. Let's find out then,
Speaker 4: heynt numbers?
Speaker 1: Next call up with you?
Speaker 3: That number thirteen one, six five almost into November or
Speaker 3: as we here at the show were referring to it,
Speaker 3: no nut November.
Speaker 1: And that is not a nut walnut. It is not
Speaker 1: a cash you nuts.
Speaker 2: It is abstaining from your own self pleasure or pleasure
Speaker 2: with a partner.
Speaker 3: Intimacy.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you can still be intimate, you can
Speaker 2: still cuddle, but maybe don't cuddle too much or it
Speaker 2: might lead to anothering.
Speaker 1: Just the sexual part. That's what it's obstaing.
Speaker 3: And we want to know what's in that number. So
Speaker 3: how long have you gone maybe unbeknowns to you or
Speaker 3: you just didn't realize, or it just sort of time
Speaker 3: got away from you. How long has it been since
Speaker 3: you've been intimate?
Speaker 4: Maybe the partnership is why do we want to know this?
Speaker 1: We don't know, but we wanted to us Laura and
Speaker 1: you begged.
Speaker 3: Remember Brittany, she called us on the way and she
Speaker 3: said we have to do no November.
Speaker 4: We went really no, and she's like why why?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did not beg I just think it's very
Speaker 2: very funny and very interesting.
Speaker 4: There's a whole movement.
Speaker 3: What's your nut number? How long have you Maddie gone?
Speaker 3: Or you personally? Oh?
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Me and Matt we've probably gone months where we went
Speaker 2: months because I had two kids, So I would say,
Speaker 2: do you.
Speaker 1: Mean months like whilst pregnant or months after because of
Speaker 1: do you know what?
Speaker 2: Too much information? But Matt's pretty fine when I'm pregnant,
Speaker 2: like he quite. He quite enjoys me being pregnant, so
Speaker 2: that doesn't turn up, whereas for some guys it's a
Speaker 2: turn off. But once I hit full term, because I
Speaker 2: went over by so many weeks with our Mary. Once
Speaker 2: I hit full term. He was like not nut, not interested,
Speaker 2: and then probably for like probably like three months afterwards.
Speaker 2: I think Morley was like three months old. So that's
Speaker 2: that's a long time.
Speaker 3: Twelve weeks.
Speaker 1: What about I don't know. I don't I don't time it.
Speaker 1: I don't like set a little you know, how you
Speaker 1: put the strokes on the days. I don't do that,
Speaker 1: like you're in jail, on the wall. But I reckon
Speaker 1: probably if I had a guess, I reckon. I went
Speaker 1: one year where I went probably close to ten months.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, yeah, post breaker.
Speaker 4: Not Brittany, Yeah no, not Brittany.
Speaker 1: Brittany didn't get sent flowers. Brittany didn't have a good
Speaker 1: year that year.
Speaker 3: Courtney, what's in that number? Hello? On thirteen one? I
Speaker 3: six five? How long did you go?
Speaker 2: I went six months?
Speaker 1: Six months in a relationship, Courtney?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, in a relationship. Look if that was just
Speaker 5: a plain dry spell, no problem. So we were living together.
Speaker 4: Why do you reckon that is?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: I found out in the end that obviously he was
Speaker 5: helping himself elsewhere I left me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was going to annoy evening buffet elsewhere, outsourcing the.
Speaker 5: Mon Yeah, and this buffet over here was giving all
Speaker 5: all she could to get there. He didn't want ahead
Speaker 5: any part of that.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, I'm glad he's an ex right.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well long wet that yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: He's a Greek bag.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Six months, that's I mean, that is a long time.
Speaker 4: Well that just makes you think.
Speaker 2: I know, for some people, you can go a long
Speaker 2: time without having any intimacy in a relationship. So for
Speaker 2: some people it's definitely a symbol or a sign that
Speaker 2: there's something wrong, and for some people it's completely fine
Speaker 2: and normal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Hailey, she's got kids, Hailey, how long did
Speaker 3: you go without being intimate?
Speaker 1: About a year in a relationship? Yeah, And that was
Speaker 1: you've got kids? Do you?
Speaker 7: Hailey?
Speaker 6: I have one daughter yet?
Speaker 2: And how okay did you are we still in the
Speaker 2: year now or have we passed the year? Because what
Speaker 2: was it like the very first time after a year
Speaker 2: you'd be like, hello, nice to meet you.
Speaker 6: Gosh, we've passed the year and it's still going.
Speaker 1: Oh so you're you're you're still like twelve fourteen months,
Speaker 1: fifteen months, you're in it?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It to be clear, there.
Speaker 1: Is absolutely nothing wrong with that. People go through their
Speaker 1: ebbs and flows. It is what it is. But do
Speaker 1: you feel like you you want to go and like
Speaker 1: get that back on track. Do you feel like you
Speaker 1: need to go on like a little weekend, a spicy
Speaker 1: little weekend.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 7: I think you need that escape from reality.
Speaker 4: And it's so hard once you have kids, like it
Speaker 4: really is.
Speaker 2: I think people people so underestimate just how much it
Speaker 2: changes everything about your life.
Speaker 1: Can I just say for everyone playing at home, we
Speaker 1: got thousands of responses and there are so many people
Speaker 1: that like, eight to twelve months is pretty standard. It
Speaker 1: is pretty average. So don't think you're an anomaly. If
Speaker 1: you are in a no Nut situation and it's not
Speaker 1: just November, don't think you're an anomaly. It seems to
Speaker 1: be a pretty common thing. And you can get that
Speaker 1: back on track. And we can't wait to see Mitch
Speaker 1: at the end of No Nut November.
Speaker 3: I give him a week excuse you, I'll give you
Speaker 3: daily check ins. All right, let's go. We all love
Speaker 3: keeping up with the Kardashians, but this week before been
Speaker 3: keeping up with Kanye West.
Speaker 2: It is an absolute mess, isn't it. The Kanye carnage
Speaker 2: is what we're calling it.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's good carnage.
Speaker 1: Chinese, this whole like cancel culture thing that's been going
Speaker 1: around for a while. I've never been on board with it,
Speaker 1: and I never actually thought somebody like West, who seems
Speaker 1: to be able to get away with anything he wants
Speaker 1: to do, I never thought he'd be canceled. But I
Speaker 1: think he's on his way.
Speaker 3: To canceled as well.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: No, because he still has a lot of supporters. He does.
Speaker 1: Kanye West has a lot of supporters Kanye West. There
Speaker 1: are things that he could do and say where people
Speaker 1: would never turn their back on him, like they're these
Speaker 1: fan fanatics. But there's a lot of people that have
Speaker 1: been big supporters publicly of Kanye. They have now turned
Speaker 1: their back on him absolutely well.
Speaker 2: I think what's happened recently with his anti Semitic statements,
Speaker 2: that can happen. Okay, So it started off we spoke
Speaker 2: about a couple of weeks ago. It started off at
Speaker 2: the fashion show where he wore the White Lives Matters
Speaker 2: T shirt.
Speaker 4: That was the first one.
Speaker 2: So Balenciaga dropped him after the show, and there were
Speaker 2: some other labels and brands that distanced themselves very very
Speaker 2: quickly after.
Speaker 3: Them, and his family distanced as well.
Speaker 4: But the one big brand that didn't was added US.
Speaker 2: Now everyone knows Yeezys, they bring in like one point
Speaker 2: seven billion dollars a year is brought in through added
Speaker 2: US from selling Yeezies, which.
Speaker 4: Is an insane amount of money.
Speaker 2: Like the partnership, it's so lucrative for ye but it's
Speaker 2: also so incredibly lucrative for them.
Speaker 3: And it's exclusive, so they make he designs them.
Speaker 4: They produced that eight hundred percent.
Speaker 2: And so what's happened is he came out and said,
Speaker 2: you know, I can pretty much say whatever the hell
Speaker 2: I want to and added As can't drop him, and
Speaker 2: that they won't drop him.
Speaker 1: And it's almost like teasing them, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: It was on a podcast.
Speaker 2: It was insane, and what he said I won't repeat
Speaker 2: because it was truly disgusting and it was very antisemitic.
Speaker 2: And the thing is it took it took out of
Speaker 2: us two weeks, but they dropped him. And not only
Speaker 2: did they drop him, and I know that there's been
Speaker 2: a lot of there's been a lot of like backlash
Speaker 2: on social media. People are saying that added As took
Speaker 2: too long, but they had it already invested in two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty million dollars worth of Yeasies that they
Speaker 2: now have to just get rid of.
Speaker 4: They've got to slash.
Speaker 2: These are going to end up in landfill, and I
Speaker 2: think for a company to do that, it takes them.
Speaker 4: Time to make that decision.
Speaker 2: It's such a huge decision to make, and I'm really
Speaker 2: glad that in this instance they put their morals and
Speaker 2: their ethics over money.
Speaker 3: Will you even look at Kanye's influence he has? I mean,
Speaker 3: I were Yeasies because I like the design. I'm not
Speaker 3: buying them to support Kanye.
Speaker 1: But would you still buy them now?
Speaker 3: Mitche I don't think I'll be able to.
Speaker 1: Well, they have gone bonkers online on eBay, people selling
Speaker 1: the years that they've got for a ridiculous amount. So
Speaker 1: people are still quickly trying to capitalize on them. But
Speaker 1: they're not going to see selling. He's going to continue
Speaker 1: the line with someone else.
Speaker 2: Yes, But this is the thing. So everyone's now saying
Speaker 2: about added As. They're sort of saying and this is
Speaker 2: when I say everyone, It's it's playing out across social media.
Speaker 2: But the conversation is that added As has only folded
Speaker 2: because of the public pressure. But I think ultimately they
Speaker 2: probably would have still sold those shoes, because I think
Speaker 2: had they played the long term game, they probably still
Speaker 2: would have been able to sell them. But there's just this,
Speaker 2: there's a moral responsibility. You cannot align yourself with someone
Speaker 2: who says the things that he says. And now I
Speaker 2: know it's very well documented that he has bipolar disorder,
Speaker 2: but there has to come a line where you know,
Speaker 2: it's not just kind of swept under the rug as though,
Speaker 2: oh he's not well.
Speaker 1: I mean like Blenciago, gab Vogue, they all dropped him.
Speaker 1: He got banned from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, but I've seen
Speaker 1: him on Instagram now, so he's only got two posts,
Speaker 1: so I don't know. I don't know what happened there.
Speaker 1: Did they ban him and then they've let him back on.
Speaker 3: And that's what he does. That's a Kanye thing. He
Speaker 3: just deletes his post, puts them up, deletes them, puts
Speaker 3: them up. He shares like secret text messages between Kim
Speaker 3: and his management. But also that thing, do we stop
Speaker 3: talking about him? Should we? Because we're bringing exposure to it?
Speaker 4: And you know what, he is the pr media king,
Speaker 4: isn't he?
Speaker 1: He?
Speaker 2: Even though the things that he's saying are so problematic.
Speaker 2: He knows how to get people to talk about him,
Speaker 2: he knows how to stay current and relevant.
Speaker 4: And I don't think he's going to go away.
Speaker 1: I think we talk about it now because it's happening,
Speaker 1: and then I think we're done when I think we
Speaker 1: drop him and we don't give him the time of
Speaker 1: daynymore because people like him don't deserve it.
Speaker 3: We're dropping him, We're done, they're really supprestatement. Yeah, what's
Speaker 3: happening on the podcast this week, ladies?
Speaker 2: We have an amazing episode on the podcast this week
Speaker 2: is a bit more of a serious one, actually a
Speaker 2: lot more of a serious one. We have interviewed a
Speaker 2: woman named Nina Hadjian, and Nina is a she's a
Speaker 2: radio presenter. She's also Iranian, and she's talking about all
Speaker 2: the protests and what has been happening in Iran since
Speaker 2: Marsa Amini's death over there. And I now, I know
Speaker 2: so many people would have heard about it, but for me,
Speaker 2: I didn't know a lot about what has been happening
Speaker 2: and what the protests were about, and what has been
Speaker 2: kind of the flow on effect in society in Iran
Speaker 2: and these protests that are happening with all these young women,
Speaker 2: so we wanted to really kind of better understand why
Speaker 2: it's been such a global thing this time, and that's
Speaker 2: exactly what the podcast is about.
Speaker 1: It's a truly wonderful episode that everybody should get their
Speaker 1: ease around. So that's Tuesday Dropping Tuesday Life on Cut Podcasts,
Speaker 1: And on that note, we are signing out. So don't
Speaker 1: forget Tell your mum, tell you dad, tell you dog,
Speaker 1: tell your friends, and share the love because
Speaker 3: Really love, right, I'm nervous about November