Speaker 1: Laura, come on, I know everyone.
Speaker 2: Hoo girls, Laura, I'll call everyone. We're all on a
Speaker 2: perky mood. That's because everyone's well fed. I was just
Speaker 2: making myself a pre pickup snack. I bring my own
Speaker 2: ingredients now because I have been told I have to
Speaker 2: bring my.
Speaker 3: Own because you're expecting us to buy you lunch every day.
Speaker 4: Girl. It was off two years ago and then it
Speaker 4: just stuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys did buy me lunch every show, and
Speaker 2: then you think Life on Cut Conglomerate almost went bankrupt,
Speaker 2: and it was because I was eating my weight and
Speaker 2: chicken cheninsels every day. So I make my own sandwiches anyway.
Speaker 2: Produce A Grace walks by and she goes, oh, that
Speaker 2: looks really good. Yeah, you've got another two bits of
Speaker 2: breadth that.
Speaker 1: You make me one and I went absolutely sure. Now,
Speaker 1: so now look at what are you eating, Producer Grace, A.
Speaker 3: Turkey salad sandwich. It's so good.
Speaker 5: Well, now I hope that that's gonna Why is this
Speaker 5: something that's so special that you make, Grace as say,
Speaker 5: is that you canna do this every day for the
Speaker 5: rest of the year.
Speaker 3: Absolutely yes, for I am you deserve it.
Speaker 1: I just want to show you. This is what you
Speaker 1: do for coworkers. You love, you provide.
Speaker 4: We bought you lunch for two years and you didn't
Speaker 4: make us a turkey.
Speaker 3: Sandwich, not once. I'm still waiting for my turkey sandwich
Speaker 3: wasting away here.
Speaker 4: Little Skinny actually walked in with my lunch today, my hand.
Speaker 4: I'm not you can't make this up. I walked in
Speaker 4: with a chicken wrap. Mitch was like, I'm really hungry.
Speaker 4: Can I finish that? And I had that awkward moment.
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, so I handed him the end
Speaker 4: of my rap.
Speaker 2: I did finish the bottom of it.
Speaker 3: I think of you as like a little child sometimes,
Speaker 3: and it's not because.
Speaker 1: You're I'm an equal, No, you are.
Speaker 3: You are an equal.
Speaker 5: You're equal in power, you're equaling your you're superior funniness.
Speaker 5: But sometimes sometimes in childishness, I'm like, you could be
Speaker 5: my child.
Speaker 1: You know what. I'm actually really happy with that. I
Speaker 1: think that works really well because sometimes I look at
Speaker 1: you and you think and I think, sister, you go mummy, no, sister.
Speaker 1: I was realizing where that was going, and I said, sister.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I think that's a bit too far.
Speaker 5: Okay, Anyway, look today, we do ask on Cut on Thursdays.
Speaker 5: It's where you guys have the opportunity to call in
Speaker 5: with your big problems. And even though we have absolutely
Speaker 5: no qualifications, we do other stance of them.
Speaker 3: And there is Abby.
Speaker 5: She's giving us a call and her question is very interesting,
Speaker 5: and I think it's something a lot of people deal
Speaker 5: with when they have a partner who's simply not putting
Speaker 5: the effort in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big one, she's happy. But should she stay or
Speaker 2: should she go? She'll break up with him on the air.
Speaker 2: Who knows? We can try?
Speaker 1: He joins his next from ours can.
Speaker 6: Ask uncut?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: So ask on Cut is our favorite. We do it
Speaker 5: every Thursday. And that's where someone a listener rings up
Speaker 5: and tells us their biggest, deepest, darkest problem. And we
Speaker 5: have Abby on the phone and she's got some relationship
Speaker 5: issues today to talk about.
Speaker 1: Hello Abby, what's going on in your life?
Speaker 6: Hit us?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 6: Everyone?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, please please help me. So my partner
Speaker 7: and I we've been together for about three years now.
Speaker 7: And look, we're a classic twenty first century tinder romance.
Speaker 5: But you're also a COVID romance. If you're three years ago,
Speaker 5: you got together during COVID.
Speaker 7: True, that's true, which actually probably may fall into why
Speaker 7: this has been a problem somewhat. But you know, my
Speaker 7: issue is just my partner and I we don't ever
Speaker 7: really go out.
Speaker 3: I find that he's just doing cod.
Speaker 7: Yes, he's not very spontaneous, and I feel like I'm
Speaker 7: continually asking just to be taken out for a dinner
Speaker 7: or even just for a coffee. But for him, you know,
Speaker 7: I understand he's quite an anxious person. He's very much
Speaker 7: a homebody. To understand that's out of his comfort zone.
Speaker 7: But you know, for me, I'm sure we can all
Speaker 7: agree we just like to have that little special moment
Speaker 7: where they just want to take us out, you know,
Speaker 7: and everbody to show us off to the world. But
Speaker 7: I just don't get that.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think if leaving the house is out
Speaker 4: of his comfort zone, I think you've got bigger problems.
Speaker 5: Well, also makes sense as to why this relationship really
Speaker 5: kicked off during a time where nobody left that it'd
Speaker 5: be nice.
Speaker 1: My question is, Eddie, how is it, aside from the
Speaker 1: fact that he doesn't see sunlight? Like, is the love good?
Speaker 1: Is it you're good in bed? Is he kind to you?
Speaker 1: Do you like him.
Speaker 4: I love him.
Speaker 7: I'm definitely in love and beautiful. And I've got to
Speaker 7: admit I'm definitely a socially anxious person myself. So I'm
Speaker 7: very much a homebody as well, and I love my routine.
Speaker 7: But you know, I'm just kind of asking for maybe
Speaker 7: on my birthday wee could go out for dinner, you know.
Speaker 7: So I totally I get where he's coming from, and
Speaker 7: we do really work well like that, but I just,
Speaker 7: you know, i just want a bit of spontaneity, and
Speaker 7: I'm all I'm asking for is you know, once every
Speaker 7: six months, and I'm not asking for every night.
Speaker 5: Do you think that it comes down to as well?
Speaker 5: Do you think he lacks motivation to do these things
Speaker 5: or do you think it's purely just these introverted like
Speaker 5: He's not lazy, is he?
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm happy to admit we're both probably pretty lazy.
Speaker 7: I'm just I'm happy to say that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, sometimes you just get used, You kind of just
Speaker 5: get comfortable, and then when you're comfortable, you can't be bothered.
Speaker 5: It's not that you're as too introverted to go out,
Speaker 5: you just can't be bothered.
Speaker 2: And that's such a nice spot to be in a
Speaker 2: relationship too. Yeah, but I've been on a relationship. No, no,
Speaker 2: but but it's such a nice feeling that it's so
Speaker 2: easy to get stuck in right that that comes tobil.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but relationships are about meeting halfway right, And it
Speaker 4: sounds like ninety nine point nine percent of the time
Speaker 4: you're meeting his needs by not going out and not
Speaker 4: doing the activities and not doing the fun things like
Speaker 4: you literally just said one day every six months, you'd
Speaker 4: be happy.
Speaker 3: I think that that's something.
Speaker 4: If he can't meet you there with one day, there's
Speaker 4: something really not right with the relationship. And I hate
Speaker 4: to say that, but he needs to meet your needs
Speaker 4: as much as you meet his. So I think it's
Speaker 4: about finding something that he is comfortable with. You don't
Speaker 4: want to put somebody in an uncomfortable situation. But I
Speaker 4: don't believe there's not one hundred things he'd be happy
Speaker 4: to go and do. Go through a list of hobbies
Speaker 4: and activities. So you want to play squash, tennis, go
Speaker 4: for a walk, go to a movie, go to a dinner.
Speaker 4: You can get a private table, not away from people.
Speaker 2: I've got an escape room because it's inside, so we
Speaker 2: can lead dark and it's really dark, and he'll struggle
Speaker 2: to get out, he'll be in heaven.
Speaker 7: But I totally I totally agree because I think that's
Speaker 7: I understand where he's coming from, because you know, sometimes,
Speaker 7: as I said, I can feel uncomfortable and anxious going out.
Speaker 7: So I don't want to put him off by making
Speaker 7: him do these things. But yeah, so it's just about
Speaker 7: maybe the compromise and thinking, you know what, what what
Speaker 7: can we do?
Speaker 5: Then you would feel like doing finding somewhere that's like
Speaker 5: a bit quiet or a bit moody and has the atmosphere.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're not going to take him to a
Speaker 3: rave on a date might not be his thing if.
Speaker 4: You're in a picnic but it's quiet.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm not putting it back on you either, Abby, But
Speaker 2: if something that you want to know, if he's not
Speaker 2: going to ask you, she's already doing organ No, she's
Speaker 2: already doing it all.
Speaker 6: I'm planna.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sorry, Mitchell. I am the plan and in this relationship,
Speaker 7: I'm the one putting in dates and times and telling
Speaker 7: us what we're going to do. He's very blase about that,
Speaker 7: and he needs to make effort.
Speaker 6: Women.
Speaker 4: Women want to feel like someone.
Speaker 3: Women want women What women want?
Speaker 1: What do I want?
Speaker 5: Don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited that.
Speaker 3: I can't get the word out.
Speaker 4: Women want every now and then. Women want every now
Speaker 4: and again the person in their life, men or women
Speaker 4: to just take the responsibility away from They want someone
Speaker 4: to walk up and say, you be ready at seven
Speaker 4: o'clock on Friday because I'm coming where this is, because
Speaker 4: it's happening. I'm going to take you for the night
Speaker 4: of your life.
Speaker 5: Women just want it, not know I'm with you on this,
Speaker 5: And the reason for that often is because as women,
Speaker 5: they often carry a lot of the mental load and
Speaker 5: a lot of the organization, and so when you're the
Speaker 5: one organizing everything and the other person just has to
Speaker 5: show up, it just is the most like minimal amount
Speaker 5: of effort for that person.
Speaker 3: So grow up, match. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Also, guys, love that you put all the time into
Speaker 1: telling me what women want. But I date men. So
Speaker 1: thanks thanks listening, sweetheart.
Speaker 3: Did not get any any advice my boyfriends.
Speaker 2: Still thanks a long Oh my god, on a skate room,
Speaker 2: all right, everyone Next. On the show last week, Laura
Speaker 2: got really quite aggressive bred I think I.
Speaker 1: Can speak to it.
Speaker 2: She was pretty angry when you realize that Spider's had
Speaker 2: I was, yeah, when you realize that Spiders have their
Speaker 2: own international day of the year.
Speaker 5: Because we made this discovery on International Women's Day, and
Speaker 5: I think it's an injustice get as much time as
Speaker 5: women do.
Speaker 2: You've never been this impassioned on the show ever, and
Speaker 2: I love that the Spider's having a day is brought
Speaker 2: it out in you. But it's inspired a new game
Speaker 2: that I'm bringing to the show and I'll reveal it
Speaker 2: because you'll never believe what international date is today.
Speaker 3: I hate it already. I love it.
Speaker 1: So have you missed the show? Last week?
Speaker 2: Laura had a revelation on her but she wouldn't shut
Speaker 2: up about I mean, she found out that that spider'sge
Speaker 2: that she was outraged because Spiders have a day of
Speaker 2: the year International Spider awareness.
Speaker 4: That she's today, happy Spider.
Speaker 3: Thank God?
Speaker 5: Are we going to take as much time to celebrate
Speaker 5: the Spiders and what we do International Women's Days?
Speaker 3: Cupcakes and okay, this is what happened. I have an update.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was also doing some googling while you're talking.
Speaker 4: In six days time, on March fourteen, there is actually
Speaker 4: a day dedicated to spiders. Oh, there's a spider Day, Yes,
Speaker 4: National Spider It's called Save a Spider Day. There really
Speaker 4: is a day for everything.
Speaker 5: The only thing I want to say about that brick,
Speaker 5: going back to the one day of spiders, I think
Speaker 5: we're done with it at home.
Speaker 3: Why are the spiders get as much time as women.
Speaker 5: International Women's Day and the spiders get it international spiders
Speaker 5: females to Laura.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we're all excited.
Speaker 3: No, I stand by this.
Speaker 5: Okay, Why has spiders got a day? And why are
Speaker 5: we talking about spiders on International Women's Day?
Speaker 4: Everything has a day. Every living creature deserves a day.
Speaker 2: Can I say a spider in my roof, and I
Speaker 2: knew it was a woman, I'd hesitate killing if it
Speaker 2: was international.
Speaker 1: If it was a male spider, I go, you bastard.
Speaker 1: But if that was a mum, that is not know.
Speaker 1: I had a little hat on. So what I did?
Speaker 1: Let me just take it.
Speaker 3: Old days are created? E Cook? Well say that?
Speaker 2: Well no, and I think this segment that I've created
Speaker 2: will put that to the test because I have found
Speaker 2: some more international days. And it's your job, girls to
Speaker 2: tell me whether or not they're real or fake.
Speaker 5: These days are so stupid. There is literally a celebration
Speaker 5: for everything.
Speaker 3: You need to lock in International Donut Day, lock it in, Yes, that's.
Speaker 1: Day the year. I'll say, no that day via doesn't exist, Mitch.
Speaker 1: That's what I want from you.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, are we going against each other? We're
Speaker 3: working together for together.
Speaker 1: We don't want to put each other against each other.
Speaker 3: Right, No international pitting each other against each other?
Speaker 2: Day?
Speaker 1: Is World Juggling Day real?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: For sure, Yeah, it is for sure.
Speaker 4: There's heaps of jobs out there now. I think of
Speaker 4: all the like the circuses and stuff.
Speaker 1: They need a day.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes it is correct, Yes, so dumb.
Speaker 2: World Juggling Douglas is held annually on Saturday closest to
Speaker 2: June seventeen.
Speaker 1: So whatever, whatever days, whatever, Saturday's closest.
Speaker 3: Why did you know that, brute, because I used to
Speaker 3: atually juggle?
Speaker 2: Okay, did you know the earliest record of juggling actually
Speaker 2: dates back to the fifteenth century in Egypt? So it
Speaker 2: is a day that deserves celebrating. Okay, what about penguin
Speaker 2: awas Day?
Speaker 3: Not a hand so stupid.
Speaker 1: They're going extinct, those little things.
Speaker 3: They Okay, the cutest creatures in the world.
Speaker 4: There's definitely a day dedicated to them.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think that there's a penguin Awarennas Day.
Speaker 2: Well, Gen twenty is International Penguin that's real. The day
Speaker 2: aims to bring international focus on the conservation of penguin habitats.
Speaker 3: Drinking as a seagull day.
Speaker 1: I don't have that on my page.
Speaker 4: Do you know you want an animal factor?
Speaker 3: Love animal facts?
Speaker 4: When penguins are trying to find their partner, they go
Speaker 4: and the male goes and finds the perfect stone on
Speaker 4: the beach that's like smooth and beautiful, and when he
Speaker 4: thinks it's the right stone pebble, he picks it up
Speaker 4: and he takes it to the female he wants to
Speaker 4: propose to and put project.
Speaker 3: I'm into animals.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, one day the year for the papabies.
Speaker 1: Move on, International eat ice Cream for Breakfast Day?
Speaker 3: Nah, oh, you know what it probably is, But I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have to say. I'm going to say, no, it's
Speaker 3: not real.
Speaker 1: International eat ice cream for Breakfast Day? You are wrong?
Speaker 1: Is a day for year?
Speaker 3: I was going to say, you know what, if it
Speaker 3: isn't a day, we should make it it is. I
Speaker 3: care more about that than.
Speaker 1: I do about the spiders the first Saturday of February.
Speaker 2: The day was created in the nineteen sixties by a
Speaker 2: woman named Flores Rappaport as the way to entertain her
Speaker 2: child on a court, cold and snowy morning in New York.
Speaker 2: A brilliant idea took root and has now become a
Speaker 2: holiday celebrated by tens of people around the world.
Speaker 3: And boring.
Speaker 4: That was a boring, irrelevant fact.
Speaker 3: Can you move on?
Speaker 1: It's my game, thank you very much. International Britney Hockey
Speaker 1: Day doesn't exist. Yes it does.
Speaker 5: It's birthday August twenty one. Okay, does that say September again?
Speaker 6: Damn?
Speaker 2: It does?
Speaker 3: Get your best?
Speaker 1: Does this holiday exist? International? Give your aunt a hug Day?
Speaker 3: No, that is not real, although we should all think
Speaker 3: of our aunts.
Speaker 4: I think it's so ridiculous that I'll go I think
Speaker 4: it's real.
Speaker 1: Oh wrong, it doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: We you that's so stupid? Who's weit?
Speaker 1: You Mitch and produce a grace thinking about this?
Speaker 3: Was it hard to make up a day? And then
Speaker 3: did you search?
Speaker 4: That day actually didn't exist?
Speaker 1: We had to google, We had to call the International
Speaker 1: Days's Association.
Speaker 5: Do you know what there should be there should be
Speaker 5: international be kind to a Vet day because I vets
Speaker 5: have it the toughest.
Speaker 3: I reckon it is the same day as everyone.
Speaker 1: When everyone deserves.
Speaker 3: A day, they do.
Speaker 5: Everyone gets a day. There's not enough days to go around.
Speaker 5: When they say, hey, did you see what happened to
Speaker 5: Christopher Nolan at the Oscars?
Speaker 2: No? No?
Speaker 3: Oh really no, no, okay, I thought I was really
Speaker 3: across the glacers stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh, it was that most awkward moment when he was
Speaker 4: giving the speech.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm gonna have to tell you about it. Hang
Speaker 3: around after all, right.
Speaker 2: I'm really interested in that, almost invested in Christopher Nolan
Speaker 2: as you wear on penguins, all of.
Speaker 3: The above, virus hay spy today.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going to throw this out there to you
Speaker 4: guys straight away before I tell you this story. Thirteen
Speaker 4: one oh six five. Have you ever run into somebody
Speaker 4: unexpectedly in a really unexpected place? Now, I don't know
Speaker 4: if you guys saw what went down to the Oscars
Speaker 4: with Christopher Nolan. Now, Christopher Nolan an amazing director, right
Speaker 4: has directed absolute blockbusters, Oppenheimer. He just won the Oscar
Speaker 4: for Oppenheimer. Correct, Yeah, so he's he had this really,
Speaker 4: I found it awkward running in his It wasn't the
Speaker 4: OSCARS acceptance speech. It was like that publicity after you know,
Speaker 4: where you go in all the publicist questions.
Speaker 3: And they're holding the trophy and they kind of say, oh,
Speaker 3: this is what I feel about it.
Speaker 2: They leave the stage and then they have to answer
Speaker 2: questions from publications which then get sent out to the
Speaker 2: meeting all the media.
Speaker 4: Right, so there's this one super awkward encounter.
Speaker 1: Have a listen. Congratulations, it's Alison Boshoff from the Daddy
Speaker 1: Mail here. We're wor at school together. Those stories please, no, we'd.
Speaker 3: Never tell what happened in mister Turnbull's history class stays
Speaker 3: between us.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, what are your plans to do?
Speaker 2: Me trot?
Speaker 4: Oh that's not what I I was expecting to talk
Speaker 4: about in this moment.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that all? Live?
Speaker 3: It awkward enough?
Speaker 4: Like why it's irrelevant? So like, why would you start?
Speaker 4: Someone has just won an oscar?
Speaker 3: Why do you go? Hi, Christopher Nolan, It's me Betty.
Speaker 4: We went to school together twelve years ago, I mean.
Speaker 3: Sorry, forty years ago.
Speaker 5: That is my idea of hell, like running into someone
Speaker 5: who I do not remember, who thinks that they know
Speaker 5: me from school or from anywhere, being like Laura, oh
Speaker 5: my god, have you been?
Speaker 3: And my brain's like, I don't I know you?
Speaker 7: Where you from?
Speaker 1: We have a radio show.
Speaker 2: Imagine if we interviewed someone that we went to school
Speaker 2: with it was famous, you would have to tell them.
Speaker 1: You'd tell them straight away, would you do?
Speaker 5: But in that opportunity, when you get literally a minute
Speaker 5: to talk to them, you get one question?
Speaker 3: Would you spend half your time being like, oh remember
Speaker 3: mister Terramble's yes, my mom as you yourself. I think
Speaker 3: I've done a flip now that you said that, Mitch.
Speaker 4: If I went to school with someone that was now
Speaker 4: super famous, I'd probably say the same thing.
Speaker 6: But how.
Speaker 5: How uncomfortable when they turn around and they look at
Speaker 5: you like they don't know who you are, and then
Speaker 5: you double down.
Speaker 4: You're like, you remember how that's teacher?
Speaker 2: Mister he could have thrown her bone being like you
Speaker 2: look great, you know, like he could have given her something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was all right, he did.
Speaker 4: He was like, oh yeah, he pretended a little bit,
Speaker 4: but you could tell he had no idea, no memory.
Speaker 3: But also I just think she made that about herself.
Speaker 2: Wait, people are calling I wonder if this has happened, Jamie.
Speaker 2: Did you run into what someone you knew at an
Speaker 2: uninspected moment?
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, yes I did.
Speaker 7: I had a substitute teacher in high school who absolutely
Speaker 7: hated me from school in two thousand and eight. This
Speaker 7: is about years later. I had a couple of children
Speaker 7: dropping off my daughter to kindergarten. Guess who's dropping off
Speaker 7: her grandson's kindergarten as well?
Speaker 3: You like, don't play with that kid away from her.
Speaker 7: She looked at me that she remmed me, but we
Speaker 7: have not We have not talked one.
Speaker 1: This is the one time she looked push pushed a
Speaker 1: kid in the sandpit.
Speaker 3: Bully.
Speaker 1: This is the one time you can bully. It's calmer, No,
Speaker 1: you can't. She's like, yeah, good idea, I'm going to
Speaker 1: bully Sean. Are you there? Did you run into someone
Speaker 1: at at a random time?
Speaker 6: Yeah, hi, guys. I was actually traveling around Mexico and
Speaker 6: in one of the hostels I ran into two guys
Speaker 6: from a whale shark tour that I did the year before.
Speaker 6: We both looked at each other thinking that we were
Speaker 6: like really familiar, and took us abound an hour to
Speaker 6: work out where we knew each other from.
Speaker 3: Wait, so where did you do the whale shark tour
Speaker 3: in Exmouth?
Speaker 7: Wa?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, on the other side of the world. That's cool.
Speaker 1: Nice to you remember a whale shark instructor. That seems
Speaker 1: very nice of you.
Speaker 3: I would have never been able to piece those pieces
Speaker 3: of the puzzle together.
Speaker 6: It's just as wow. We were staring at we know
Speaker 6: each other from somewhere, but we couldn't work out where.
Speaker 7: And he was Italian as well. I didn't know anyone
Speaker 7: Italian at the time.
Speaker 1: I saw one of my school teachers on a gay
Speaker 1: dating app after I came out of school.
Speaker 3: It's just left or right blocked. Did you know he
Speaker 3: was gay at school?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I had no idea. No, but I was like, oh
Speaker 1: maybe I could. No, but I wasn't in school. That's
Speaker 1: so fine, No, I know.
Speaker 3: But also it's a bit alarming. Also was the age
Speaker 3: gap then this is recently I'm twenty hour.
Speaker 1: That's just cool.
Speaker 4: Just reminded me of a story, you know when you're like,
Speaker 4: you lock eyes with someone and you're like, I, where
Speaker 4: do I know you from? And you're trying to think
Speaker 4: about it. I remember in Sydney where I live at
Speaker 4: like my level local supermarket.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 4: I was walking the supermarkets one day and I was
Speaker 4: walking down and I locked eyes with this guy and
Speaker 4: I was like, and we just had that moment and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my god, quickly think who that is?
Speaker 7: Who that is.
Speaker 4: I've been on a date with him, I've hooked up
Speaker 4: with him, I've had something intimate.
Speaker 3: Have I been with you?
Speaker 4: Yeah? So I gave him that like hey kind of thing,
Speaker 4: and then we went down to the next aisle and
Speaker 4: we saw each other again in the next aisle and
Speaker 4: I did the same thing. We looked at each other again,
Speaker 4: and I was back in my brain. I was like,
Speaker 4: I've definitely hooked up with that guy at some point.
Speaker 4: So we did that awkward like I was like like, hi,
Speaker 4: how you've been kind of thing, and they walked past him.
Speaker 4: And then it wasn't until I walked out that I
Speaker 4: was like, oh my god, I didn't run into anyone.
Speaker 4: I know, I'd never hooked up with him. It was
Speaker 4: Sam Worthington.
Speaker 1: Of the actor from Avatar.
Speaker 5: But you're like, oh my god, this guy that I
Speaker 5: hooked up with one high peasant girl like like acting
Speaker 5: like embarrassing.
Speaker 4: So I hadn't looked up with it, just.
Speaker 1: Convinced yourself to the power of manifestation. Oh God, that's gold.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go home so you can podcast us
Speaker 2: though if you missed any of it. We had a
Speaker 2: fun game earlier in the show International What is the day?
Speaker 2: We actually have an answer for you, Laura. You asked
Speaker 2: what days international Veteran Veterinarians.
Speaker 5: Said, if lawyers have a day and everyone else, the
Speaker 5: vets should have a day.
Speaker 1: Twenty naper have a day. Can't do this every day?
Speaker 1: We can't keep doing this.
Speaker 3: Well, tomorrow we can find out what day it is?
Speaker 2: Sure every day? Should we start the show with what
Speaker 2: day it is? Producer Grace has just resigned.
Speaker 1: See you tomorrow. Wrang bye