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Speaker 3: today's episode with Tim and Leanne from goggle Box Australia,
Speaker 3: which returned this week, now exclusively on Network ten. I
Speaker 3: have a love for this show, which many Australians do
Speaker 3: as well. It is such an unusual concept and the
Speaker 3: magic behind why this show is so good is still
Speaker 3: quite a mystery to many people. I mean, it shouldn't work,
Speaker 3: the idea of watching people watching television, but somewhere in
Speaker 3: between every day Australian voices sharing their opinions with one
Speaker 3: another in their homes, and the humor I guess, and
Speaker 3: the way in which they relate to each other about
Speaker 3: what is on television is somewhat genius. Tim will talk
Speaker 3: about coming out on television and.
Speaker 1: What he thought of one of the most.
Speaker 3: Ridiculous tabloid stories ever written about him. Then Leanne will
Speaker 3: share what she gets asked most on the street and
Speaker 3: how she avoids revealing too many secrets about.
Speaker 1: How the show show is made.
Speaker 3: I will also discuss the dynamics in their sibling relationship
Speaker 3: and if they've ever had a fight that has compromised filming.
Speaker 3: You will get everything from why goggle Box personalities are
Speaker 3: not considered celebrities, what their mum thinks of some of
Speaker 3: their oversharing on the show, and I will also find
Speaker 3: out a shocking secret about a program that they don't watch.
Speaker 3: I'm going to give you a little clue here, and
Speaker 3: that is it's a show that they're in. There is
Speaker 3: actually so much to talk about, with so many inside revelations,
Speaker 3: as you guys know that I like to find. So guys,
Speaker 3: sit back and relax as we unpack the wonderful world
Speaker 3: of goggle Box Australia, which is back on Thursday night
Speaker 3: now exclusively on Network ten. Oh wow, Benjamin, so weird
Speaker 3: when you do these sorts of interviews with people that
Speaker 3: you've watched on television.
Speaker 1: For as long as I've now watched.
Speaker 3: You both on television. It's like being a stalker and
Speaker 3: being allowed to have a conversation with the person who talking.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 4: I mean you you probably understand that better than anyone else. Yeah, no,
Speaker 4: you know, being on Big Brother and being the winner.
Speaker 4: So I think if anyone understands our position.
Speaker 2: It's probably you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 3: But look, I mean I was on TV twelve years ago,
Speaker 3: and I have to say, Tim, like, when you came
Speaker 3: out on Google Box, I felt like that was another
Speaker 3: turn of the key for the community of LGBTI people like,
Speaker 3: it's still something so brave to do on national television,
Speaker 3: and I think about how far we've come, which is great,
Speaker 3: but I still think that can be very nerve wracking
Speaker 3: to open up your personal life like that and share
Speaker 3: it with the world.
Speaker 2: Oh, for me, I share everything. My life is an
Speaker 2: open book.
Speaker 4: I had nothing to hide, and I've always been transparent
Speaker 4: on all my social accounts.
Speaker 2: So for me, this is just I suppose the natural
Speaker 2: next progression. Yeah, you are a bit of a chronic oversharer.
Speaker 4: I am, Like I was talking to Lee and Keith
Speaker 4: is also on Google Box. Yeah, just a few days ago,
Speaker 4: and I was recently diagnosed with spinal and net trauma,
Speaker 4: and I was just going to keep that silent, and
Speaker 4: then Lisa's Tim, you share everything on social media.
Speaker 2: Why are you not sharing your pain? I said.
Speaker 4: People don't want to hear about the pain you're going through.
Speaker 4: They just want to know what I'm eating. They want
Speaker 4: to know how chicken feet taste. Like, they don't want
Speaker 4: to know that you know that I've got spinal arthritis.
Speaker 3: I don't know, because like google Box is a weird
Speaker 3: show because there is a certain amount of ownership. I
Speaker 3: think that the Australian community who love this show have
Speaker 3: over all of you, and I kind of feel like
Speaker 3: that the policy with what you share on that show
Speaker 3: is as long as it's real, as long as it's authentic.
Speaker 1: And it's true to you.
Speaker 3: Are going to want to know, and in some ways
Speaker 3: they feel entitled to know as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, well a lot of people Leanna and I
Speaker 4: bump into.
Speaker 2: I remember once.
Speaker 4: I was out of Fishmongers and the person behind the counter.
Speaker 2: After says, wait a second, aren't you tim Off? Well
Speaker 2: google Box.
Speaker 4: Firstly, I had to correct them there and they said,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I love you and you're girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I just have to roll my eyes. I think incests
Speaker 2: that obviously you don't watch it because.
Speaker 4: I am camped as anything and I'm literally salivating over
Speaker 4: every guy.
Speaker 2: That we watch.
Speaker 3: Do you know what's so funny that like people will
Speaker 3: come up and talk to you about that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: It's and you're in the zeitgeist. You're in their mind
Speaker 3: in some way. And I actually believe it's less that
Speaker 3: he's lying. He probably does watch the show. But I
Speaker 3: always found that people would come up to me and talk.
Speaker 3: Let's say, you are fantastic on the Biggest Loser, and
Speaker 3: you're like, I wasn't on that show. I wondered tim
Speaker 3: whether or not people are talking, because all of a
Speaker 3: sudden they're quite nervous to be then talking to you
Speaker 3: in person, like their brain curdles in some way.
Speaker 2: Oh. Absolutely, it's funny.
Speaker 4: My my husband, it's still weird after a year, after
Speaker 4: eight months calling him my husband, it's still so weird.
Speaker 4: But he doesn't like attention, so whenever we're out together,
Speaker 4: he makes.
Speaker 2: Me walk ahead of him.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 4: The number of people who they just turn around and
Speaker 4: they look with.
Speaker 2: A quiz bog on their face, thinking I know you from.
Speaker 4: Somewhere, And funnily enough, we're coming out of Circuit, which
Speaker 4: is this gay club.
Speaker 1: I'm there, Oh, yes, of course.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I practically lived in Molly's and Circuit and I.
Speaker 4: Was coming out and as you can imagine, all these
Speaker 4: drunk twinks at the front, and they were screaming similar
Speaker 4: to you.
Speaker 2: And what was it? Biggest Loser? I go, oh my god,
Speaker 2: you should have won master Ship. Oh I forget that
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 3: And you're like, hey, I can't even cook, so like,
Speaker 3: I really don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm an I'm not a cooker.
Speaker 5: Oh you're a cook. You're an amazing cook. We nearly
Speaker 5: were on a reality a cooking show.
Speaker 3: Which, Len, what are you talking about? You need to
Speaker 3: tell me that what reality cooking show?
Speaker 5: Well offered a spot on which one was it?
Speaker 4: Tim?
Speaker 2: I think it's called Family Food Fight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right, So we were nearly You nearly had
Speaker 5: have seen.
Speaker 4: Us on that.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, look, I mean these sorts of things I
Speaker 3: think are going to start happening more and more because
Speaker 3: as we progress into the twenty first season of this show,
Speaker 3: now I think you guys are stopping being just everyday
Speaker 3: people on the couch. You kind of, and this might
Speaker 3: sound uncomfortable, you guys are kind of celebrities, now.
Speaker 5: Ah, no, wet there ourself celebrities not in the slightest.
Speaker 3: More people would know you too than people that have
Speaker 3: been on like one show, someone who's been on Master
Speaker 3: Chef Once or even Big Brother, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Like you guys have been on television for so long
Speaker 3: now that we have kind of transcended into you guys
Speaker 3: being probably more recognizable than most.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: I suppose there is that element, But I think for us,
Speaker 4: because we don't come from media or acting background, we
Speaker 4: spare income. Are like Leanne is a small business owner.
Speaker 4: I am, you know, a marketing manager for LGBT chow already.
Speaker 4: You know, we have no grand dreams of making it immedia.
Speaker 2: So for us, we are just authentically ourselves.
Speaker 4: Because we don't have a brand, we are who we are.
Speaker 4: And I think being that, you know, a voice of
Speaker 4: a certain demographic of Australia, I think maybe people connect
Speaker 4: with that and you know, they come into our lounge
Speaker 4: every week and for them it's like the most intimates
Speaker 4: of times, you know, times when you spend with your
Speaker 4: family and your loved ones and we're sharing that together.
Speaker 5: I think that's an important point to make because I
Speaker 5: don't think the show would be as relatable if we were,
Speaker 5: you know, celebrity type.
Speaker 3: And for me, with you and Tim in lots of ways,
Speaker 3: actually the entire caster to goggle Box, this show wouldn't
Speaker 3: work if you guys were thirsty as fuck, is what
Speaker 3: I'm going to say. You two were sitting on the
Speaker 3: couch with endorsement deals in the back pocket, wanting to
Speaker 3: get them out. If you guys considered yourself like Kardashians,
Speaker 3: I think Australia would have turned off years ago. Because
Speaker 3: the casting is brilliant on this show. Everyone that sits
Speaker 3: on that couch feels less like a Kardashian and more
Speaker 3: like your best friend, you know, the person actly you
Speaker 3: want to share things with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, Leanne.
Speaker 3: I want to know what people ask you, Like, we've
Speaker 3: heard enough from Tim now Leanne, what do people come
Speaker 3: up and ask you about the most? Like? Is there
Speaker 3: a common question that someone that you find it? You know,
Speaker 3: comes up time and time again.
Speaker 5: The one that I get a lot is actually how
Speaker 5: long do we sit there on the couch watching TV?
Speaker 5: And you know, that's one that we can't really answer,
Speaker 5: but everybody wants to know about it. It's like everybody
Speaker 5: wants a peek behind the curtain. But if you got
Speaker 5: that peak, it would almost ruin it for you. But
Speaker 5: you kind of have to just like, you know, brush
Speaker 5: it off and try and talk about something else, and
Speaker 5: then they ask about Tim being my boyfriend, and.
Speaker 1: And then it's back to being awkward.
Speaker 3: It's interesting though, because, like, you know, I've got a
Speaker 3: very close friend that was on the show for a
Speaker 3: very long time, and you know, I watched her negotiation,
Speaker 3: the way in which she was being asked questions. She
Speaker 3: was very clever at being able to not answer questions.
Speaker 3: And I don't even think she really even I mean,
Speaker 3: of course I do a podcast and I have a
Speaker 3: big mouth, so I don't even think she really talk
Speaker 3: to me about how much time. So I just assume
Speaker 3: that the reason why you're not allowed to tell us
Speaker 3: how much time you're watching television is because it's almost
Speaker 3: like torture. You know that you're actually locked in a
Speaker 3: basement for about you know, seventy percent of your life.
Speaker 5: Seventy percent of my life probably already is watching TV.
Speaker 2: It's any different.
Speaker 3: It's like what says, if I wasn't talking about television
Speaker 3: to people on a podcast, I'd be in a dark
Speaker 3: room talking to myself.
Speaker 1: So something better.
Speaker 4: Well, Leanna and I spent so much time together and
Speaker 4: whether it's on the couch with golibox or just by ourselves,
Speaker 4: we are literally watching.
Speaker 2: TV go to the movies.
Speaker 4: Together, and none of our family and friends actually want
Speaker 4: to spend time with us because we're the type we'll
Speaker 4: actually talk through a movie and we'd actually be yelling
Speaker 4: at the screen even in a cinema when something happens.
Speaker 2: So why will pick this.
Speaker 3: Band?
Speaker 2: Mate?
Speaker 3: I think I'm starting to put together as to why
Speaker 3: you get carts on show like this. They've literally captured you,
Speaker 3: pulled you out of your universe and are not making
Speaker 3: you do anything too different to.
Speaker 1: What you were already doing, not at all.
Speaker 3: I guess the one question I've always wanted to know
Speaker 3: is what happens if you have had a fight? What
Speaker 3: happens if there has been something that has unsettled the
Speaker 3: two of you? Do you go into autopilot when you
Speaker 3: sit on the couch or do sometimes when you maybe
Speaker 3: watch the show back, you see some animosity bleed into
Speaker 3: you know what we see?
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, we have a really good one out.
Speaker 2: Oh you know exactly what I'm going to talk about exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I thing with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and
Speaker 5: we just lost our ship at each other about it
Speaker 5: because I was daunchly on their side and Tim was
Speaker 5: completely the opposite and we actually got into a screaming
Speaker 5: match on the couch.
Speaker 1: It never is we disappointed wise very disappointed.
Speaker 2: We have to ask for a time out. We both
Speaker 2: went into my bedroom.
Speaker 4: We sat down and we had a conversation with each other.
Speaker 3: Wow, I had conversation with what Leanne did not describe
Speaker 3: it as she's not describing it as that.
Speaker 1: Good to know.
Speaker 4: We work through it, and like any couple, even though
Speaker 4: we're not a couple.
Speaker 2: We never leave that exact, we never leave the house
Speaker 2: or Leanne. So just so you know, LeAnn doesn't live.
Speaker 4: With me, she lives ten minutes drive away, but Leanne,
Speaker 4: Leanne and I natal leave each other when there's any
Speaker 4: topic or conversation or arguments. We always make sure everything
Speaker 4: is smooth over.
Speaker 2: Before Leanne leaves the house.
Speaker 4: We I think half an hour later we talked it
Speaker 4: through and we were back.
Speaker 2: On the couch, eating and drinking and having good time.
Speaker 1: So you can push through that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: I mean, it kind of comes naturally to I think
Speaker 3: that that's one of the joys in the relationship, and
Speaker 3: the dynamic between the two of you as well, that
Speaker 3: makes it quite fascinating. Because we all have, like all
Speaker 3: majority of people have siblings and negotiate sibling relationships and
Speaker 3: family dynamics, and I think that's the fly on the
Speaker 3: wall kind of element that highlights I mean, it's kind
Speaker 3: of where Gogglebox sings is where we see those sort
Speaker 3: of dynamics that we can relate to. And it's good
Speaker 3: that you guys, aren't you know, you haven't had a
Speaker 3: falling out two years ago and then in new idea
Speaker 3: saying I won't speak to her ever again, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 4: Oh, look, I'm sure some tabloid will probably make up
Speaker 4: something down the line, because you know that happens quite
Speaker 4: a few daily mail articles that come out about us
Speaker 4: in the past, and it's like, where did they even
Speaker 4: get this from?
Speaker 3: Where we unpacked? We break a myth because you know what,
Speaker 3: I've had things written about me. The best one ever
Speaker 3: was that I was paying for my partner of fifteen
Speaker 3: years to have plastic surgery.
Speaker 1: To look like me.
Speaker 3: Some going to find the Candelabra type story of you know,
Speaker 3: LIBERACEI and I was like, well that is not true.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'd probably give him some plastic surgery to
Speaker 3: not look like me.
Speaker 1: The other way.
Speaker 4: Well, I think this was going a few years back,
Speaker 4: and I don't know where this media got this information from,
Speaker 4: but apparently I was transitioning.
Speaker 2: Oh, that I grown my hair and that I put
Speaker 2: weight on because of hormones.
Speaker 4: I was taking that I was getting bigger, that I
Speaker 4: was getting bigger breasts than Leanne, which at the moment,
Speaker 4: just between you and I and everyone listening to this podcast,
Speaker 4: I do have I think a bigger chestel area than
Speaker 4: Leanne because I have chunked up the Christmas.
Speaker 2: Period we both have. I'll give you a run for
Speaker 2: your money, Tim for the third time.
Speaker 4: Yet No, So they just made the assumption that I
Speaker 4: was transitioning because that was the thing to do, and
Speaker 4: they wanted to break the news to.
Speaker 2: The world that that Tim was going to be to
Speaker 2: my mar Oh for you is that they know they
Speaker 2: I would have.
Speaker 4: Loved it if they gave me a name because I've
Speaker 4: been wanting a drag name for years and I just didn't.
Speaker 2: Know what to call myself. I probably want to be
Speaker 2: Cambar a Plucky. That's what my brain name would have
Speaker 2: been because at the first street we lived in and
Speaker 2: the name on my first pet.
Speaker 3: Duck amazing It's just so bizarre the lengths that people
Speaker 3: will go to to speculate about people that we see
Speaker 3: on television because people assume that they know things that
Speaker 3: they don't, you know, they're looking out for little signs
Speaker 3: of you know, little tidbits that they can turn into
Speaker 3: something that's usually quite bonkers. You know. Yeah, I'm glad
Speaker 3: that neither of you are offended. Leanne I want to
Speaker 3: know from you, what are the shows that when they
Speaker 3: say to you, because they come around every year like
Speaker 3: a survivor or are Married at First Sight or something
Speaker 3: comes around every year? Is there a show that you
Speaker 3: hate to watch?
Speaker 5: To be honest, And I'm going to cop a lot
Speaker 5: of flak for this because I know it is a
Speaker 5: favorite of everybody's, but it's the vibe.
Speaker 3: It's actually favorite plan we're not speaking, we're runt or time.
Speaker 4: Every year we.
Speaker 5: Watch it and every year I'm like, oh, could this
Speaker 5: get any more boring? It's not up my alley, I know,
Speaker 5: and everybody loves everyone loves it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a weird one for me, because like I
Speaker 3: thought you were going to get out masks because I
Speaker 3: feel like mass is the one that you can be
Speaker 3: quite polarizing, but then people still watch where with a survivor.
Speaker 3: I find it so addictive, Like I can't turn.
Speaker 1: Away from that one. Really, Yes, and I think we
Speaker 1: were friends anyway.
Speaker 5: I'm a much bigger fan of I'm celebrity, and for me,
Speaker 5: that's got more of the vibe that I like.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a little less.
Speaker 3: Serious, I suppose, I think, so you know what, I
Speaker 3: feel like we've completely missed the mark with this one
Speaker 3: that we haven't done it in twenty one seasons. But
Speaker 3: don't you think we should be goggle Box in google Box?
Speaker 3: I mean it's a little inception.
Speaker 5: But yeah, yeah, we've wanted to do it for years.
Speaker 2: We actually did.
Speaker 5: Do a goggle Box watch She's got goggle Box celebrity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is good, but like it doesn't count. It
Speaker 3: doesn't count because I want you to talk about the
Speaker 3: other families because that's how sinister I am.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, like dog Box moments.
Speaker 3: So like when Lee Keith would be like, Angie can't
Speaker 3: you know she's not on the show anymore, but she
Speaker 3: was on the Bachelorette or you know, she's been in
Speaker 3: quite a few shows. They'd be like, Angie can't oh
Speaker 3: and they'd say something about her, and it was so
Speaker 3: juicy because it's like family talking about family. Because I
Speaker 3: can assume that the community that's behind the scenes, that
Speaker 3: you guys would all have a relationship to some to
Speaker 3: some extent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think we all do because this is a
Speaker 4: very unique situation. And out of that, I think we've
Speaker 4: got this unbreakable bond. Everyone who's ever sat on a
Speaker 4: goggle Box couch, well, it's an experience that only we
Speaker 4: will ever understand. So out of that we form unbreakable friendships.
Speaker 4: And for me, the best thing I've ever gotten out
Speaker 4: of it is that I've got a new bestie out
Speaker 4: of Lee.
Speaker 2: From Lee and Keith, we talk.
Speaker 4: About everything and we gossip and you know where those
Speaker 4: two old ladies getting our purple hair rins, just chatting
Speaker 4: and gossiping about everyone.
Speaker 2: So you know, we.
Speaker 4: Are very close and the friendships there will last forever.
Speaker 3: Is it hard to watch families come and go? Leean
Speaker 3: sometimes get sad when people, I mean, Sarah Marie's coming
Speaker 3: back this year, which is great, but she took some
Speaker 3: time out. You know, we saw the boys go and
Speaker 3: come back. You know that was was lovely to see.
Speaker 3: Do you get stressed when you hear that a family's
Speaker 3: not returning for a series.
Speaker 5: Oh, I always get stressed. And then you've got to
Speaker 5: deal with the introduction of.
Speaker 2: A new family.
Speaker 5: Very often, when when one leaves, they normally replaced them
Speaker 5: with someone new, and then it's like you're cutting off
Speaker 5: your left arm or something, because it is like losing
Speaker 5: a part of that family.
Speaker 3: I think you guys came in as well, didn't you
Speaker 3: come in like the year after Tom and Wayne, Like
Speaker 3: I think it was Tom, Yes, And that must have
Speaker 3: been really strange for the two of you because they
Speaker 3: were so celebrated and then we're all rumoring for years,
Speaker 3: you know, everyone thought they were going to replace them
Speaker 3: with sort of an identical version, you know, and then
Speaker 3: it was actually very clever to see the two of
Speaker 3: you because you guys were so I remember watching your
Speaker 3: first episode and thinking, you guys were fresh, and that's exciting.
Speaker 3: To keep a show on TV for as long as this,
Speaker 3: you do have to keep things fresh and you do
Speaker 3: have to keep things exciting. But you both would understand
Speaker 3: the pressure of joining something, you know.
Speaker 2: Especially like you said, following.
Speaker 4: Such big characters as Tom and Wayne, who are two beautiful,
Speaker 4: beautiful people, but.
Speaker 2: Not just them.
Speaker 4: We also came in to replace Angie and Evie, so
Speaker 4: the four of them left at the same time. So
Speaker 4: everyone had this expectation that we're going to be you know,
Speaker 4: these like them and.
Speaker 2: Over the top and that, and that's just not us.
Speaker 2: And here's the little thing.
Speaker 4: Leanne and I don't actually watch goggle Box.
Speaker 2: We haven't watched a full episode.
Speaker 3: No, we don't have statistic television personalities argue, I.
Speaker 4: Can't watch ourselves and tyically we have no idea what
Speaker 4: makes the cuts every week. The only time I know
Speaker 4: something's wrong is when on on Thursday morning. So this
Speaker 4: was when goggle Box was still air on the Lifestyle channel.
Speaker 4: But I'd get a call from Lee, say, Tim, you
Speaker 4: said this yesterday. Expect to call from your mom to say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: it always happened.
Speaker 1: Does your mom call, like, what does she say?
Speaker 4: Does she get upsets her eyes us?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, okay, she knows. I mean she raised you, so,
Speaker 3: like you know, if anyone's going to know that you
Speaker 3: guys are a hot mess, it's going to be her.
Speaker 2: So I could.
Speaker 3: Talk to the two of you all day and in
Speaker 3: some ways, honestly, at some point I think I will,
Speaker 3: I'll track you down. I'll start heading to Molly's to
Speaker 3: take my store.
Speaker 1: We do to a new level.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 3: But before you go, I have to ask you. The
Speaker 3: show is now going to be on ten, So it's
Speaker 3: a bit of a bit of a shift and some
Speaker 3: of those sort of rumors around there. There's a few
Speaker 3: articles saying it's getting a soft reboot. Is the show
Speaker 3: any different? Like, are we going to sing anything different
Speaker 3: now that it is an exclusive Network ten product?
Speaker 4: We don't actually know the specifics now that it's exclusive
Speaker 4: ten production.
Speaker 2: We just know our bit. Do you know that Leanne
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 4: Will be on the couch, We'll be eating the same snacks,
Speaker 4: and we're going to be enjoying Bozzy TV like every
Speaker 4: other series in the past.
Speaker 2: For us, there won't be any change.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it's not like, you know, the downsized in
Speaker 3: some way. I used to have fifty producers and now
Speaker 3: there's just one old man sitting in the corner videotaping it.
Speaker 4: That would be mere well.
Speaker 3: Also, the last question I ask everybody whojoins the pot
Speaker 3: is what is something from behind the scenes. And I
Speaker 3: know that we're in a difficult space here because we've
Speaker 3: sort of skirted around the fact that you don't really
Speaker 3: get to tell people things that are behind the scenes,
Speaker 3: so I kind of prepared something. How do you both
Speaker 3: go about picking the clothes that you wear?
Speaker 1: Like? Is that strength?
Speaker 3: I feel like I'd be like every every time I'd
Speaker 3: get there, I'd be like, do I buy something new
Speaker 3: from so prey? I'm kidding you know, Like I wonder
Speaker 3: how much thought goes into all of that? And do
Speaker 3: you have to get to it approved? You have to
Speaker 3: send it a photo of what you're wearing to make
Speaker 3: sure it's okay.
Speaker 4: I can't speak for Leanne, but for me, it's whatever
Speaker 4: I can fit into. Too.
Speaker 3: I'm just wear Peter Alexander pajamas, like some of Peter
Speaker 3: Alexander pajamas twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: A day because that's all I can fit into. It's
Speaker 1: basically a.
Speaker 2: House so comfy.
Speaker 4: I've got every frenchy and dashed Peter Alexander pj's out there.
Speaker 2: I love that bjs.
Speaker 4: I would be in a moomoo like if I could,
Speaker 4: I'd be wearing moving.
Speaker 2: On the couch. But for me, it's just whatever I
Speaker 2: can fit into.
Speaker 4: I know that I have some very stripy clothes which
Speaker 4: I can't wear because it creates a throbing effect on TV.
Speaker 4: So that's the only thing that we're aware of.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, Leanne do crochet and you outfit every episode
Speaker 3: like what do you do when you wear?
Speaker 2: No see? For me, it's largely based on what I've eaten.
Speaker 5: And what you might not know is that whenever I
Speaker 5: go over to Tim's house to film, it feeds me.
Speaker 1: He feeds me.
Speaker 2: It's like he's my mum or something.
Speaker 5: It's the best thing ever. And that's how I know
Speaker 5: that he can cook, because he's always cooking me, you know,
Speaker 5: and it's amazing. But he always cooks like this massive meal.
Speaker 5: So I have to pick my outfit based on how
Speaker 5: much of my gut.
Speaker 2: You'll see, they don't not him sped.
Speaker 1: Me that day.
Speaker 3: I just want to say that in twenty years time,
Speaker 3: I hope you guys are still on the show, because
Speaker 3: I'm just picturing these two two people wearing a mumoo
Speaker 3: on the count walking at the TV and I'm here
Speaker 3: for that, guys, like I'm really here for it.
Speaker 1: Like that. Actually that actually excites me.
Speaker 3: Congratulations on this new series, coming back and being back
Speaker 3: on the show. I can't wait to keep falling in
Speaker 3: love with you along with the rest of Australia. And yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll look forward to touching back in twenty years time.
Speaker 3: We'll do the pot again.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Benjamin, thank you so much for having us on
Speaker 4: your podcast.
Speaker 1: I forgot it was amazing.
Speaker 3: I was like, I didn't know what to expect, but
Speaker 3: I mean I could hear him your laugh in the backgrounds.
Speaker 1: It sounds similar to maybe a small donkey.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure, but yes, I'd be like, it's a donkey.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the best way to end a podcast.
Speaker 3: Look after yourself, guys, enjoy chatting to the media about
Speaker 3: the new season, and yeah, I'll be watching.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, no worries.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for being so generous with your
Speaker 1: time as well. That's so nice.
Speaker 2: Oh no, nothing at all. We've really enjoyed this.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, okay, Laura, I'll let you get on
Speaker 1: with your lives. I'm actually in my od. Pigging up
Speaker 1: is just to let you know, and it's two thirty guys,