Speaker 1: Is It Just Me Podcast by a couple of Mitches.
Speaker 2: All right, now, this is an interview that we recorded
Speaker 2: months ago, and we weren't able to even talk about it.
Speaker 2: We weren't able to say who it was with because
Speaker 2: it was off the back of her project that was unannounced.
Speaker 2: But finally we can say Mitch and I sat down
Speaker 2: with the one and only Gina Leanna from the Real
Speaker 2: Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: I've been waiting for this for so long.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so exciting.
Speaker 4: First, we sat down with her to record her podcast,
Speaker 4: Judge Gina, which they were keeping under wraps. They wanted
Speaker 4: it to be a big secret, a big announcement, and
Speaker 4: so Mitch and I had a dispute that Gina was
Speaker 4: going to mediate, and so immediately after we recorded her podcast,
Speaker 4: we borrowed a bit of her time to record something
Speaker 4: for our podcast. So you're gonna have to head along
Speaker 4: search Judge Gena wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 4: Judge Gina, she settled a dispute for us.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't stay settled. Can we just put that out there? No,
Speaker 2: I don't think that it was settled at all, and
Speaker 2: I was very unhappy and I've gone to the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court because it to be overruled.
Speaker 4: Let me just say this, Mitch ripped me off. Oh
Speaker 4: and I was thinking compensation.
Speaker 2: Did not rip him off. It was a fair deal.
Speaker 2: And he brought it to the court of Judge Gina
Speaker 2: and she just felt pressured by him because she was
Speaker 2: scared by him. But I TV outcome. You'll have to
Speaker 2: listen and make it up for yourself.
Speaker 4: But yeah, if you don't know who Gina Leano is,
Speaker 4: she was one of the Real Housewives of Melbourne, which
Speaker 4: I only just recently got into. Real Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Did you ever watch it, Mitch?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I loved it. I love all the Real Housewives,
Speaker 2: but the Real Housewives of Sydney and Melbourne have a
Speaker 2: very special place in my heart. She's so iconic, and
Speaker 2: she left that show and we talk about that in
Speaker 2: our interview. But yeah, once she left, I stopped watching.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean, even if you didn't watch Housewives, I
Speaker 4: feel like everyone knows Gina. She's the most recognizable one
Speaker 4: from the Melbourne franchise that you reckon.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that hair and that head of hair. Yeah iconic. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I love Gina.
Speaker 4: If you've never watched Housewives, I'm gonna give you a
Speaker 4: little taste of what Gina was like on the show.
Speaker 5: As you'll hear in the podcast.
Speaker 4: We recorded with her, she's veryry, poised and put together.
Speaker 4: It takes a lot to get under her skin. There's
Speaker 4: only been a couple of times on the show that
Speaker 4: she was rattled, and so they made for the most
Speaker 4: iconic moments. This first one I'm going to show you
Speaker 4: this was when a new girl, Sally, came on board
Speaker 4: around season four, and Sally was calling herself the new
Speaker 4: sheriff in town. And I don't imagine Gina would have
Speaker 4: enjoyed that because she's kind of like the unofficial top
Speaker 4: dog of the Melbourne Housewives, and so she rubbed Gina
Speaker 4: the wrong way from the get go. But the whole
Speaker 4: feud started when Sally dad called Gina a bully, and
Speaker 4: Gina did not like being called a bully.
Speaker 3: Stopping such a bully?
Speaker 4: You try to shut her down every single time she
Speaker 4: tries to talk. Just let her talk, stopping Who am
Speaker 4: I I mean?
Speaker 3: Who is this woman coming at me with a pointy
Speaker 3: finger and her fucking camel teeth calling me a friggin bully?
Speaker 2: Fuck off?
Speaker 3: I think that Sally having a new hashtag new Sheriff
Speaker 3: in town on her social media's actually hilarious. A new
Speaker 3: sheriff in town made the sheriff dhla. If you want
Speaker 3: to come in with guns, blozing, your flat shoes and
Speaker 3: your legs spread like a bloke guy for it. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna hang out with Sally.
Speaker 2: She can go for like herself.
Speaker 3: But I do feel sorry for it because I know
Speaker 3: she's grieving at the moment.
Speaker 2: That is the first first moment of Ginny I ever heard.
Speaker 2: You showed me that last grab. I do feel sorry
Speaker 2: for her because she's great after being a total cut.
Speaker 4: Because Sally's husband had died not long before filming, and
Speaker 4: Gina's just going her and that's what I love her
Speaker 4: most for.
Speaker 5: She's it's got these brutal one liners.
Speaker 4: We talk about a couple of them in our interview
Speaker 4: with her. One of them, of course, the most iconic,
Speaker 4: I would say so one of the other housewives, Petti Flur,
Speaker 4: was being a real punished. All the housewives were on
Speaker 4: holiday in Dubai together and one by one, Petty Flour
Speaker 4: was just pissing all the other housewives off, and Gina
Speaker 4: just decided to put her back in her place.
Speaker 3: All people are trying to do is explain to her
Speaker 3: howard is it? She's rubbed them up the wrong way,
Speaker 3: And all petty flu can think about is how she feels.
Speaker 3: You're a gord woman doing you You need to slip
Speaker 3: the fuck out of it.
Speaker 1: I've had enough.
Speaker 3: If you are indulged bow fucking shit every time, why
Speaker 3: and make God's song and carry on? Jesus fuck me.
Speaker 3: I just love her.
Speaker 2: God, She's good. We didn't actually get much of that
Speaker 2: energy in the podcast which will play the interview with Gina,
Speaker 2: which I.
Speaker 5: Was kind of hoping we would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too, but no, if you listen to her
Speaker 2: podcast with us in it, we definitely get more of
Speaker 2: that Gina. She's playing her role in her show. But
Speaker 2: in this interview it was actually really earnest and quite.
Speaker 2: She was very warm. It was nice to hear this
Speaker 2: side of Gina. So yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed
Speaker 2: the chat because we loved it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Basically, what I learned was the Gina is actually very lovely,
Speaker 4: but fuck you don't want to get on a bad
Speaker 4: side that way.
Speaker 5: I figured.
Speaker 2: Amen. Amen, So go over and listen to Judge Gina.
Speaker 2: Give it a search, Mitch and Iro on the episode.
Speaker 2: By the time you're listening to this, it'll be out Otherwise, enjoy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll chat with Genealiana.
Speaker 1: Please are the fabulous Real Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: I'll give you my opinion, but you'd better be ready
Speaker 3: to hear it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Mitchell, I am so excited for this.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling? Because I know you're excited for
Speaker 2: our guests.
Speaker 4: I mean, I thought the day would never come that
Speaker 4: we'd get Gena Leanna on the podcast, but she's bloody here.
Speaker 3: She's here, Gina, welcome, Hello guys. How are you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: We are so good? You know Gina from the Real Housewives,
Speaker 2: of course, I mean everywhere in Australia or her fragrance
Speaker 2: at Chemist's Warehouse.
Speaker 4: My god, I'm feeling a lot more relaxed now because
Speaker 4: we've actually just wrapped up recording on Gina's podcast, Judge Gina.
Speaker 5: So you're gonna have to go.
Speaker 4: Listen to that because Mitch ripped me off and I've
Speaker 4: brought it to Judge Gina to help me out here.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to spoil the gevening, but you're gonna
Speaker 4: have to go hear the podcast. I'm feeling a lot
Speaker 4: more relaxed now.
Speaker 2: Well you are, but it will tell you what my
Speaker 2: heart rates already hides. It is, Gina, my blood pressure
Speaker 2: is through that. I got my GP on the line.
Speaker 2: Just you need to get some new medication. Because that
Speaker 2: was tense, Gina. That was a you do a great thing.
Speaker 3: So yeah, just sharing a bit of the love for
Speaker 3: my day to day job. I suppose with everybody.
Speaker 4: It was funny because when we were trying to tea
Speaker 4: this recording up, your producer would say, oh, you know,
Speaker 4: we can't do this time, we can't do that day
Speaker 4: because Gina is actually a barrister. The word actually we've
Speaker 4: thrown them out a lot. Is if that's something that
Speaker 4: people couldn't possibly believe.
Speaker 5: Do people think that that was just for TV or something?
Speaker 3: Not sure what people think. I can't really say, Bash,
Speaker 3: I have been accused of being other things other than
Speaker 3: a barrister.
Speaker 5: I must say, is that not accurate? You are actually
Speaker 5: a barrister.
Speaker 3: I am. I'm a practicing barrister and I'm in court
Speaker 3: every day.
Speaker 2: It showed I did it. Oh my god, You're fantastic.
Speaker 2: I mean, I get it's a podcast. It's entertainment, but
Speaker 2: I thought I was in a real court of awe.
Speaker 2: I mean, Mitch said to me after he went why
Speaker 2: are you dripping? And I was, I'm sweating. I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm being real. We're gonna have to go wear
Speaker 2: a hole to monitor now for a month after that.
Speaker 4: Do you get recognized in court? Do people say to you,
Speaker 4: holy shit, that's Dean Leana, even if you know they're
Speaker 4: there because they've done something wrong.
Speaker 3: Yes, people recognize me and court often and I am
Speaker 3: often asked for photographs, but I don't do them. I
Speaker 3: say no, no photos in court. And the main reason
Speaker 3: being is because people tend to put things on social
Speaker 3: media and if they do see me in court, and
Speaker 3: I practiced predominantly in the children's court or the family court,
Speaker 3: and so a lot of the requests come from children, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, teenagers, and if they posted on social media,
Speaker 3: they say saw Gina in court? People last and what
Speaker 3: are you doing in court? And that sort of gives
Speaker 3: the game away that maybe there's issues there in their
Speaker 3: life that so I don't want to burden them with
Speaker 3: the responsibility of that. But I'm always flattered and if
Speaker 3: they can catch me outside then I'm always willing and
Speaker 3: able to do it.
Speaker 4: Got photo outside the court, fair game, but not outside
Speaker 4: the court. Yeah not inside?
Speaker 2: Yeah good.
Speaker 4: I got to say that podcast we just did with you,
Speaker 4: part of me was kind of hoping that you'd insult
Speaker 4: me at some stage because that was my favorite thing
Speaker 4: about Real house Eyes of Melbourne was your comebacks calling.
Speaker 3: You an insignificant ass hair or something or something like that,
Speaker 3: or snap the fuck out of it.
Speaker 5: That one another great one.
Speaker 4: Yes, I reckon my favorite disc from housewives and me.
Speaker 4: Alboum was one of the other ladies said that you
Speaker 4: had a vulgar mouth.
Speaker 3: Well sang hashtag vulgar mouth that you have a vulgar mouth. Well,
Speaker 3: I don't agree, and I think that you've got a
Speaker 3: vulgar heart. Oh you liked the vulgar hearsh There you go.
Speaker 5: That was my favorite.
Speaker 4: There was just something so gentle, classy and elegant about
Speaker 4: the insult and so hey, we've still got a little
Speaker 4: bit of time. They feel free to insult me before
Speaker 4: we wrap this podcast. It would make my fucking day.
Speaker 2: She's brewing on one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't know what you're asking for him.
Speaker 5: I do, and I would have loved it.
Speaker 4: I can see the cogs turning in her head, going
Speaker 4: what can I say?
Speaker 3: Just what can I tell him?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 2: Do you know where did the idea of the podcast
Speaker 2: come from? Was it yours? Did I hear't come to you?
Speaker 2: Where was the idea?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: It was an interesting thing because you know, I've noticed
Speaker 3: very much on social media that there's still a lot
Speaker 3: going on with Housewives, a lot of well images of me,
Speaker 3: voice recordings of things out of the Housewives, my one liners,
Speaker 3: and so I can see that there's still a big
Speaker 3: following there. It's trending on Twitter.
Speaker 4: I got I get Google notifications, and one of them
Speaker 4: was that I had had thirty eight point seven million
Speaker 4: views on It might have even been forty eight point
Speaker 4: seven million views on TikTok or something. Follow an account
Speaker 4: that has just constant housewives quote.
Speaker 3: Constant they live on Yes and so, and everyone I
Speaker 3: work with says, oh, you know, my friends and I
Speaker 3: we send each other messages and we're quoting you all
Speaker 3: the time. So I thought, okay, well, I've stepped back
Speaker 3: from Housewives, which I loved, and I met gorgeous people
Speaker 3: and I adored it. But I thought, well, maybe there's
Speaker 3: some other things that I can do, and I happened
Speaker 3: to be having my name. I was getting my nails done.
Speaker 3: I was at a nail salon and there's this gorgeous
Speaker 3: girl sitting next to me and she said to me,
Speaker 3: on Gina, we love you at work. Are you going
Speaker 3: to do anything else? And I said well. She said, oh,
Speaker 3: I shouldn't ask you. I said, don't know, you can ask.
Speaker 3: And I said to her, well, I'm not going back
Speaker 3: to housewives at this stage. It was a big decision
Speaker 3: to step away. I know it is a bit sad,
Speaker 3: but I said I wouldn't mind maybe doing radio or
Speaker 3: something like that. She said, well, that's interesting because I work.
Speaker 5: At arm Really, what are the odds of that?
Speaker 3: And that's how the introduction happened. And we talked about
Speaker 3: a podcast and I said, well, I've always wanted to
Speaker 3: do a judge Gina, like an Agony Auntie, where you know,
Speaker 3: if people not really caught situations, but you know, situations where.
Speaker 5: Petty shit like the situation we were in.
Speaker 3: Well, just you know, if you've got a beef with
Speaker 3: one of your friends, or you need to settle a
Speaker 3: score of some sort, you know who's right who's wrong.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The beef could be you had a party and you
Speaker 3: bought all the beer or all the alcohol and your
Speaker 3: friend's friends drank it. Also maybe hit the friends should
Speaker 3: contribute to the alcohol, you know, something like that, and
Speaker 3: we try and quantify things. So I mean, I haven't
Speaker 3: had a case like that, by the way, but you
Speaker 3: know that sort of thing where it's usually two friends
Speaker 3: who have got just this little tiff going on and
Speaker 3: they need it settled. And most of the people will
Speaker 3: walk away and accept the decision that I've made. I
Speaker 3: try and keep it.
Speaker 4: No, no, we won't spoil our vert to go listen, And
Speaker 4: I think most people are happy or they can see
Speaker 4: the rationale behind it and accept that that is the
Speaker 4: final decision and that the argument is now over.
Speaker 3: So there's some satisfaction and that's a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: But what I do find is that while I am
Speaker 3: going through the motions of cross examining the parties because
Speaker 3: obviously they're self represented so I need to quiz them,
Speaker 3: they tend to fall apart pretty quickly, and I think
Speaker 3: they feel quite intimidated.
Speaker 4: As soon as you ask me to recall dates that
Speaker 4: I was like, fuck me, I don't even know what
Speaker 4: date is today?
Speaker 5: What I've got.
Speaker 3: They feel quite intimidated very quickly, and if not, I
Speaker 3: pulled them into line and make sure they do it.
Speaker 2: You called us by our surnames, which made it feel
Speaker 2: even more real, like I was more of mister Tury
Speaker 2: you were mister Coombs.
Speaker 4: You would have had to have studied for a very
Speaker 4: long time at UNI or whatever to become a barrass
Speaker 4: the right I did.
Speaker 3: I did three degrees in a batchel of business in marketing,
Speaker 3: and I did a Bachelor of Arts where I made
Speaker 3: it actually in visual arts. So really I'm qualified curator,
Speaker 3: and I did a law degree as well. But I'm
Speaker 3: also a celebrant, and I did a course to become
Speaker 3: a celerance.
Speaker 2: How many gay weddings do you get asked to do, Gina,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sure I've done many. I've done many same six weddings.
Speaker 3: So in December, I think it was the seventh of
Speaker 3: December of two thousand and seventeen, the legislation changed. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: and it was no longer the union of a man
Speaker 3: and woman. It was the union of two people. And
Speaker 3: generally a couple needs to give thirty days no in
Speaker 3: order to marry and that's thirty days before the ceremony.
Speaker 3: And so I actually conducted my very first same sex
Speaker 3: ceremony about thirty five days after the legislation was ratified.
Speaker 3: So I got the notice of intended marriage in that
Speaker 3: week and we had the wedding pretty much a month later.
Speaker 3: So I was straight in.
Speaker 4: They would have had that notice and that email draft ready,
Speaker 4: they had the idea of years ago to get Jeane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was fantastic. So I've done about eighty so far,
Speaker 3: and I do. I do same sex mainly, and it's
Speaker 3: mainly boys. Actually, I do get a lot of girls,
Speaker 3: but I think the girls aren't getting married as much
Speaker 3: as or as.
Speaker 2: Those gay boys. We love it, the gay boys, the
Speaker 2: matching suits and the bow ties and the dogs walking
Speaker 2: down there.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's a lot of fun. I love
Speaker 3: it so much, and it's so different to what I
Speaker 3: do in my day to day job because generally my
Speaker 3: day to day job there's not a lot of love.
Speaker 4: I can imagine, and so this is really refreshing. Travel
Speaker 4: to do weddings, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Travel as well into stag Yeah, do them all around
Speaker 3: the Australia.
Speaker 2: Does it make you happy watching the seasons after you
Speaker 2: on Housewives not be as successful knowing you're gone.
Speaker 3: Although there's only been one season after I left, and
Speaker 3: the feedback is that it wasn't quite as successful, to
Speaker 3: the point really that there wasn't a reunion. Whether or
Speaker 3: not that was success based or not, I'll give you.
Speaker 5: The feedback from my own mouth.
Speaker 4: It was fucking dog sheet without you really ruined a
Speaker 4: series for me, Jana, honestly, But I.
Speaker 3: Made a difference. I'll have to accept that.
Speaker 5: Did you watch much of it?
Speaker 3: I watched a little bit of it, and I didn't
Speaker 3: find it quite as entertaining as and not because I
Speaker 3: watched myself and I'm entertained. I think it was just
Speaker 3: the dynamic of all the girls in the seasons prior
Speaker 3: to that. I think the girls tried and they you know,
Speaker 3: they put in a good effort, but it was I
Speaker 3: think it was just a tough act to follow. We
Speaker 3: were just a great cast were you know, Sydney struggled,
Speaker 3: New Zealand struggled, and we were just a great cast.
Speaker 3: It was a good dynamic, you know, and everyone could
Speaker 3: there was no competition really, we all had different things
Speaker 3: to offer us, so, you know, I think just all
Speaker 3: round it was great.
Speaker 4: So that's disappointing. I suppose I did maybe let a
Speaker 4: few people downtime.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry about that. Hopefully on my podcast I can
Speaker 3: reconnect with the audience.
Speaker 2: Oh you will.
Speaker 5: Here's what you can do to make it up to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's that.
Speaker 4: I've heard rumors that because the latest Melbourne season without
Speaker 4: you was a little bit rubbish, they're like, we might
Speaker 4: give Sydney another crack.
Speaker 5: So what you need to do.
Speaker 4: Is move to Sydney in time for production so that
Speaker 4: you can be on the revamped house I was a
Speaker 4: Sydney deal.
Speaker 3: Well, I've got a feeling that if I said that
Speaker 3: I would come back to the show, that they would
Speaker 3: do it in Melbourne. Wow, and I wouldn't need to
Speaker 3: move to Sydney.
Speaker 4: So okay, could you grab your phone right now and
Speaker 4: send the text because I need a new thing.
Speaker 2: Landy Cohen, get him on the phone and say you'll
Speaker 2: do it. That's the power that you have Gena to
Speaker 2: reboot a franchise by saying yes, I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: make your sleep.
Speaker 4: Well, I've got some ideas about what I could do
Speaker 4: in relation to Housewives, but it's not as a cast member.
Speaker 4: So we'll keep that in.
Speaker 3: I'll keep that in the can and maybe we'll have
Speaker 3: something else to talk about down the track.
Speaker 5: Maybe should we do in the reunion episode.
Speaker 2: We got yeah hosted?
Speaker 3: Well, that'd be fun. I would actually love to do
Speaker 3: that too.
Speaker 5: You'd call them out on their shit, I would do I.
Speaker 3: Would host the reunions. Yes, I would do that for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is it just podcast by a couple of midges. So
Speaker 1: talk to us.
Speaker 5: What have we missed?
Speaker 4: You haven't been on house Lives in the most recent season.
Speaker 4: It's been a few years since then. Apart from you know,
Speaker 4: its going to work doing the law thing as per usual.
Speaker 5: What have we missed? What's happening in jenas well?
Speaker 3: So I suppose while being a marriage celebrant and doing
Speaker 3: you know, practicing in law has been my main gig.
Speaker 3: And then we were in lockdown for a little while,
Speaker 3: you know, as you know we all were, and in
Speaker 3: Melbourne in particular, I think we were in lockdown a
Speaker 3: lot longer than you guys were in Sydney, and I
Speaker 3: think we just lost connection with everybody really for about
Speaker 3: three years. It feels like so out of the last
Speaker 3: since since I did Housewives in twenty eighteen, I suppose
Speaker 3: the last two years have been more than year before
Speaker 3: Lockdown and the last year has really just been in
Speaker 3: practice and now doing this podcast and being a celibant.
Speaker 4: Did they suspend all of the court stuff during lockdown?
Speaker 5: Are you doing zoom trials?
Speaker 3: All zoom? Oh god, that we're back's actually we'rebeck so zoom.
Speaker 3: There was a breach of security with zoom?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So we became WebEx meetings. Yeah, so I would be
Speaker 3: sitting with my robe and we're gone in my kitchen
Speaker 3: with a virtual background doing county court.
Speaker 2: Did you find it easier to hand down a verdict digitally?
Speaker 2: Then it wasn't real life?
Speaker 3: Well, I wasn't handing down decisions because my practice is
Speaker 3: as a barrister. I'm not on the bench, got it,
Speaker 3: And so I don't hand down the decisions. I cross
Speaker 3: examined or lead evidence, a make opening and closing submissions,
Speaker 3: and I run cases from woe to go and predominantly
Speaker 3: I prosecute in the children's courts. So it was interesting.
Speaker 3: My dogs loved it.
Speaker 2: I apologize for getting your job wrong. This is a
Speaker 2: true story. Once I applied for a job as a
Speaker 2: barrister thinking it was barista because I need to work.
Speaker 3: So you wanted to make coffee, You want to.
Speaker 2: Make coffee, and then I almost doing your line of work,
Speaker 2: not that I ever could do it right.
Speaker 3: Well, that's interesting because they don't advertise jobs for barristers
Speaker 3: because you're a sole practitioner, so you go into your
Speaker 3: own business and a practice. So if anyone ever sees
Speaker 3: a job for a barrister, know that it is not
Speaker 3: it's it's not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you have.
Speaker 3: To be admitted to practice. You have to pass the
Speaker 3: bar exam and sign the bar roll and get your
Speaker 3: practicing cerdivia.
Speaker 2: And that's not us. That's not a bit of a process,
Speaker 2: not really. Well, listen, if you want to get the podcast,
Speaker 2: you can go and listen to our episode now. It
Speaker 2: is available Judge Gina on iHeartRadio where you get your podcasts.
Speaker 2: Great to have you on, Gina, This was so much fun.
Speaker 4: Before we let you go, we've got to ask one
Speaker 4: important question, and we ask all of our guests this
Speaker 4: same question.
Speaker 2: Yeah we do, we do, Yes, We just.
Speaker 4: Want to know a little thing in life that you appreciate,
Speaker 4: a little self care thing something like that. We get
Speaker 4: all our guests to contribute to this list it's called
Speaker 4: the list of things better than drugs and dick. Oh okay,
Speaker 4: we don't want any of our younger listeners becoming obsessed
Speaker 4: with either.
Speaker 5: Of the two.
Speaker 4: There's more time things like fresh bed linen, so better
Speaker 4: than what drugs drugs and dick, drugs and dick.
Speaker 5: Essentially, it's just a little thing in life you appreciate.
Speaker 3: I'm probably not really in the running for either of
Speaker 3: those at the moment, so I would say chocolate, chocolate
Speaker 3: and dogs.
Speaker 2: Dog.
Speaker 3: No one said that before chocolate and dogs. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what if I've got chocolate and my three dogs
Speaker 3: on the bed and they all lie on their back, snoring,
Speaker 3: and they're so content and happy, and I say, God,
Speaker 3: bless you, darling, and I kiss them and I hug them,
Speaker 3: and they're the happiest little soul.
Speaker 5: And then yeah, chocolate.
Speaker 3: But when they hear me say you need to snap
Speaker 3: the fuck out of her. I'm sick of your indulge,
Speaker 3: bob fucking shit, they run and they hide. I would
Speaker 3: I recognize my voice from the show.
Speaker 1: Oh God.
Speaker 2: But yeah, all right, added to the list.
Speaker 4: And our last chance to insult me before we go plan. Okay, Well, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not going to insult you.
Speaker 3: What I will say is you better than an insignificant
Speaker 3: ass here, both of you, So thank you for being
Speaker 3: on my show and it's been a pleasure to be
Speaker 3: joining you.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you, Gina. That's lovely.
Speaker 4: Well I want that on my bloody gravestone. Better than
Speaker 4: an insignificant measure, a significant aarth here.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Gina, I appreciate it. You coming on pleasure?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 2: Is it just me?
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