Speaker 1: Imagine, if you will, that you are in a place
Speaker 1: of great beauty. Some teenage boys walk past you, they
Speaker 1: yell out, hey, bitch tits. The world you see is
Speaker 1: a place of paradox of beauty and cruelty. It will
Speaker 1: cut you off of the knees, then gift.
Speaker 2: You a pair of easies.
Speaker 1: And that, my friends, is why you always always need
Speaker 1: a buck up.
Speaker 2: Bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye ba bye.
Speaker 2: Look at you your movie.
Speaker 3: Let's tell everyone what's happening. It is a p M record, it.
Speaker 2: Is we are here, we are all the evening.
Speaker 3: I've never seen you with so many pieces of paper
Speaker 3: in front of them in my life. You are prepped
Speaker 3: to the snate Valvet locate Lane Brook.
Speaker 2: And this is Sasha French, a highly esteemed producer. In fact,
Speaker 2: I was listening to a previous episode of THET when
Speaker 2: I was driving here tonight.
Speaker 3: Follow tell your friends.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, thank you everybody. But I have never heard
Speaker 2: her laugh cackle period, but particularly with such She was
Speaker 2: a hoopid in the holler around. I know what you're
Speaker 2: gonna say, because I may have gotten something slightly around.
Speaker 3: You told a story that was twenty five years old.
Speaker 2: Listen to it.
Speaker 3: Killed me two people so thrilled.
Speaker 2: And also, you know what I noticed in that episode.
Speaker 2: We're dropping facts left right and said we're not sure
Speaker 2: of their veracity. She's not checking any of them. But
Speaker 2: when I tell a story.
Speaker 3: Because you came in here, tip on your on your
Speaker 3: high horse, going, why don't people google anymore? And you
Speaker 3: do not even google the story when it happened?
Speaker 2: Google the story, but I couldn't find a date anywhere.
Speaker 3: Nobody googles anything. Hey, just a quick heads up to
Speaker 3: our buckheads. Who your door?
Speaker 2: Hello, Buck Whittles.
Speaker 3: It's Thursday night. Oh yes, and there's an election in
Speaker 3: two days.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 3: This episode goes out Tuesday morning, so oh yes, we
Speaker 3: have no idea what happened on the weekend, but we
Speaker 3: think we know what's going to happen. We never know,
Speaker 3: and we don't know if you our bucket are happy
Speaker 3: or not. We don't know. This podcast is from Thursday.
Speaker 2: Do you know what we have established when it comes
Speaker 2: to the political arena?
Speaker 3: What have we established?
Speaker 2: Nobody's ever going to be happy on the political front.
Speaker 2: And that is why we say not wrong. Bring your
Speaker 2: world in and have a come to your friends. Katie Nate,
Speaker 2: what a name, and then and when you make your
Speaker 2: world small, that is what your world is supposed to be.
Speaker 4: Like.
Speaker 2: There we go, not with two idiots. They're all idiots,
Speaker 2: and they're all trying to take us down.
Speaker 5: But you know what we say, get bucked, not on
Speaker 5: our what, not on our whoever won, not on our
Speaker 5: not on our whoever our PM is today, watch, not
Speaker 5: on our.
Speaker 2: Watch, and we are watching you, is what we say.
Speaker 2: But but for instance, what God is in the details?
Speaker 2: It sure is so it is the devil he is.
Speaker 2: The details are very crowded.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: I can't lie. I'm not one for details.
Speaker 2: And do you know what else I noticed listening back
Speaker 2: to the poet?
Speaker 3: Through my life, I have been in trouble many times.
Speaker 2: How not patient you are with any any yet?
Speaker 3: Now I'm trying excuse me, h, you do it as well.
Speaker 3: We don't finish each We don't finish sentences because the
Speaker 3: other one says it before.
Speaker 2: We get curious about your ideas, whereas I've never heard
Speaker 2: anyone so disinterested in any of my ideas. It's just
Speaker 2: desperate for me to stop talking so he can start that.
Speaker 3: It's just just once you start your point, I figure
Speaker 3: the point out, so that's so on.
Speaker 2: I can't. But you know what we have done. We
Speaker 2: have touched a nerve.
Speaker 3: You that wouldn't say nerve. I think, let's say exposed
Speaker 3: a nerve. No, nothing about a nerve talking about rural sandwiches,
Speaker 3: regional bakery sandwich country sandwiches. But you can't get anywhere
Speaker 3: in the CBD all right for many of the bird
Speaker 3: so much mail about it, can you You know we
Speaker 3: check out these clips, we do this pod. We never
Speaker 3: know when things are really going to hit to the
Speaker 3: psyche of our business.
Speaker 2: This has really done it, and so I'm just going
Speaker 2: to quickly give a few shout out. Let's go the
Speaker 2: Augusta Bakery. This is someone who's never felt more seen
Speaker 2: by the way the bakery in Kilcoy Roma in Western
Speaker 2: Queensland love it Angle See Bakery, Falco Bakery and Collingwood
Speaker 2: the bakery in Holebrook on the way to Canbra from Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Hospital style sandwiches from the bakery in Yay. I've spent
Speaker 2: a lot of time at a hospital. I don't think
Speaker 2: a hospital style sandwich is ever anything that I've crazed.
Speaker 3: You're not really sitting there holding the hand of a
Speaker 3: loved one going.
Speaker 2: Turkey delicious curried egg.
Speaker 3: Another comment that went off with someone said, funeral sandwiches
Speaker 3: all the way.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, funeral sandwiches. But you know why anything after
Speaker 2: a funeral tastes good starving because yeah, and also it's
Speaker 2: the taste of life. Oh yeah, it's really good. That
Speaker 2: way bakery in Macedon. It's the only bakery. Murchison Victoria
Speaker 2: Port Melbourne bake House. Nick will fix you up.
Speaker 3: That's close.
Speaker 2: I hope that means he'll make a sandwich Keith's cakes.
Speaker 3: In going to finger you.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes I look at mean on the tram
Speaker 2: fingers if their fingernails are too long, Oh yeah, I
Speaker 2: think no, thanks, yeah, But then I do if they're not.
Speaker 2: But then you know what I do? You think as well?
Speaker 2: I think maybe they're a guitarist.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: But then I'm like, how did the guitarists pull all
Speaker 2: the girls after big concerts with their claws?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think I've thought about that often.
Speaker 2: That they've got one shorthand bakery.
Speaker 3: Get on down there for a se to go in
Speaker 3: and see.
Speaker 2: I'll never be able to let go in and let
Speaker 2: Nick fix me up.
Speaker 3: Now, I meant finger sandwich, Mona.
Speaker 2: Vail Bakery has it. Sydney Northern Beach is fresh to
Speaker 2: go in Fortitude Valley are the Valley in Brisbane Soon
Speaker 2: Gauller Place, Adelaide, favorite fillings, Banjo's, Dim Buller Bakery, Lean
Speaker 2: Gatha Bakery, beech With Bakery. I mean, these are people,
Speaker 2: they are holding up half the sky issue.
Speaker 3: You are someone that commented any of those recommendations. If
Speaker 3: you don't think we have gone through them. Kate has
Speaker 3: a highlighter out.
Speaker 2: I got a hard light.
Speaker 3: I have taken them so seriously those suggestions, So bring
Speaker 3: it off.
Speaker 2: That's my role on this show.
Speaker 3: I mean, oh yeah, I'm often regional doing a gig.
Speaker 3: You're often regional with your husband picking up doors, mary,
Speaker 3: roadside food, all sorts of witchy things.
Speaker 2: Speaking of my husband, so you know he's studying to
Speaker 2: be a teacher.
Speaker 6: We do.
Speaker 3: He's got the glasses, he's got the.
Speaker 2: Glass, he's got the grumpiness already.
Speaker 3: He's also got that longish hair that men of a
Speaker 3: sertain age, who teachers.
Speaker 2: Have, who have hair, Yeah, they slick at bar because
Speaker 2: that's an age in which there are the haves and
Speaker 2: the have not.
Speaker 3: Does he have his glasses on a chain that he doesn't.
Speaker 2: But you know what I did, I've done every day
Speaker 2: this week. Because also he's what's known as a hot
Speaker 2: commodity A. He's going to be a STEM teacher, which
Speaker 2: is science, Technology, engineering, maths. They're very rare. A male
Speaker 2: STEM teacher is so rare. Why, well, there are enough
Speaker 2: of them, Okay, the teaching is a women I need,
Speaker 2: profession or predominantly Anyway, I'm foaks, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm sending him off to a staff frame that's going
Speaker 2: to be full of staff hot teachers.
Speaker 3: I want to be worried about the horny teachers. I'd
Speaker 3: be worried about the horny students. Your husband.
Speaker 2: You need to worry at the school that he's gone to.
Speaker 3: What's that mean?
Speaker 2: Oh, they're very smart kids. He's got her.
Speaker 3: Loss. Sorry I take that back, No, but I was like,
Speaker 3: excuse me. Nerds get crushes.
Speaker 2: There's going to be crushes, Okay, not on the student teacher.
Speaker 3: Surely he's gonna be a student teacher.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what he's doing when he walks in, and
Speaker 2: I think, so, the poor thing, he gets so nervous. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm like, so I'm sending him off to that starfroom.
Speaker 2: He has to walk in there and they have to
Speaker 2: know he's loved. So I've seen him with a sandwich
Speaker 2: every day and a Hickey hands off, Hands off, mister Lewis,
Speaker 2: Kate Lewis, because that's the name.
Speaker 3: Of the teachers. Your initials done with hickeys.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That.
Speaker 3: I can't see your lovely kind husband being like telling
Speaker 3: people off or being.
Speaker 2: Like I think he might have trouble with authority. Authority
Speaker 2: is the world I was talking, although he has a
Speaker 2: lot of it in the hands, you know what.
Speaker 3: Thinking back to high school, the soft, likable teachers are
Speaker 3: the ones you don't mess around with because you like them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but and also they're the ones reduced to tears
Speaker 2: by the cruel students.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I think you're far more inclined to give
Speaker 3: a hard time to the big, mean teachers because you
Speaker 3: fight back.
Speaker 2: A friend of mine told me the most horrible story
Speaker 2: go the round kids here on the buck up. I've
Speaker 2: never forgotten it. It was at a private school and
Speaker 2: he was trying to say to me, you do not
Speaker 2: know how horrible some of these boys. It was a boys' school,
Speaker 2: boys school, horrible They had a teacher who I think
Speaker 2: it was like a history teacher, and his wife had died,
Speaker 2: and he was showing photos of their trip to Europe,
Speaker 2: and one of the boys he yelled out, it's so terrible,
Speaker 2: how's your wife, sir?
Speaker 3: But did he know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he started crying and he left the room. This
Speaker 2: is what my husband's entering himTo. This is the world.
Speaker 2: My husband's knew the wife was no longer. That's how cruel.
Speaker 3: They were so cool.
Speaker 2: It's really terrible. It's so going to with me.
Speaker 3: I do you know what my school had to do
Speaker 3: or more school? They had to install wooden planks in
Speaker 3: between the stairs on the stairwells because guys students would
Speaker 3: hang under the stairs and wait for female teachers to
Speaker 3: up to up skirts, skirt them and look up. So
Speaker 3: they install wood planks in between each step so you
Speaker 3: couldn't see up. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: What did you do then? In your how did you
Speaker 2: occupy yourself? Was denied you under there? I think that's
Speaker 2: quite a common thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's I just remember it happening, because
Speaker 3: one day you could do it, then the next day
Speaker 3: you couldn't.
Speaker 2: What happened with the good luck be Jo.
Speaker 3: It's just a lot, It's so much.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I just want to say to all the female.
Speaker 3: Teachers, hands off, hands off, hands off our Pete.
Speaker 2: Hands off, hands off Peter Allan.
Speaker 3: Lower, hands off, that shy.
Speaker 2: He may have an air of neglect, but that's his style.
Speaker 2: It's not because he's neglected. I made him ham or salad.
Speaker 2: Actually only letters. Can't put tomato because by the middle
Speaker 2: of the too soggy and mayonnaise.
Speaker 3: Controversial controversial opinion. I don't want a tomato anywhere near
Speaker 3: my singer.
Speaker 2: Really, is that a youth?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 3: Do you think he doesn't like tomato when he sanger?
Speaker 5: I like?
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: The other day I had a voicemail.
Speaker 2: Unusual and you listen to it, and it was weird.
Speaker 3: I thought, because it was from my podcast co host Kate,
Speaker 3: And I thought.
Speaker 2: A voice no.
Speaker 3: Voicemail, I've done that. I thought, if you're leaving me
Speaker 3: a voicemail, it means you've got really good goss and
Speaker 3: I can't wait, which is you know sometimes the case.
Speaker 2: I left your voicemail.
Speaker 3: Listened to a voicemail that I got from Kate just the.
Speaker 6: Other day, just enjoying an episode of the backup. Oh
Speaker 6: there you are, Hey, Shiri, call Valvo, Hey SHII call Valvo. Hello, Hello, Hello,
Speaker 6: he is.
Speaker 3: Setting you a loudrew laughing.
Speaker 2: How did that see your voicemail?
Speaker 3: It started with you doing voice to text because you're going,
Speaker 3: I'm listening to I think you were trying to tell
Speaker 3: where you're listening to something, Siri. But you know then
Speaker 3: you went.
Speaker 2: From hell, that wasn't my technology. I didn't invent that.
Speaker 2: That's do you know what? She can't be trusted, sirih
Speaker 2: Can I.
Speaker 3: Say what's weirder than What's weirder than you leaving that voice? Male?
Speaker 3: Is that you use Siri to call people all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't do that.
Speaker 2: Hands freeing the car just die if you've done the update.
Speaker 2: Someone said to me the other day, you don't have
Speaker 2: to say hey Siri anymore. You can just say Siri.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, okay, don't you choose that, Hey Siri?
Speaker 2: It happened with an update. Okay, presumably you do choose it,
Speaker 2: because I still go, hey Siri. Did it come on
Speaker 2: when I said a Siri?
Speaker 3: See that's what I mean.
Speaker 2: She's too that's amazing money. That is so fat.
Speaker 3: I had to take that out of my show once
Speaker 3: because I had a hey, Siri joke a few years ago,
Speaker 3: and every time I said it, I'd said, everyone's phone
Speaker 3: started going off and lighting up and people got like
Speaker 3: a bit nervous, and.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's really fun.
Speaker 3: You just have to take it out.
Speaker 2: Let's do that when we do our lives.
Speaker 3: I've also just announced our live show for Melbourne. But
Speaker 3: this is Thursday night, so come Tuesday morning. Who knows
Speaker 3: if it's sold on. If it's not, how embarrassing, who
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 2: Ever won the election?
Speaker 3: If it's not sold out, come along June first.
Speaker 2: Hell, it guaranteed good time. It's not a very big venue.
Speaker 2: We just got to tell you that.
Speaker 3: That's on Kate. Oh my god, it's just so exciting.
Speaker 3: Why do people love tests and surveys and being told
Speaker 3: about themselves and quizzes? What is that about? What humans do?
Speaker 3: We want to know what type of person we are
Speaker 3: based on a quiz.
Speaker 2: That's actually what defines us as humans. Because dogs don't care.
Speaker 3: H huh.
Speaker 2: I've ever seen a dog filling out a questionnaire on BuzzFeed. No,
Speaker 2: they are very secure in who they are. But humans
Speaker 2: we always want to know where we belong and where
Speaker 2: we fit.
Speaker 3: Very true. Yes, longing for understanding Kate.
Speaker 2: Some some are some people, yeah, some people are so
Speaker 2: immersed in their own ignorance they why are you staring
Speaker 2: at me? Just where my gaze land.
Speaker 3: A lot of people already know about this, the infamous
Speaker 3: anagram personality types anagram, nagram, eatable, N E, A, G R,
Speaker 3: A M. Because I always that our listeners to do it.
Speaker 3: I don't know who designed it, I didn't read it,
Speaker 3: I don't Google.
Speaker 2: You sent it to me and I was like, oh no.
Speaker 2: The theory is everything saying, how amazing I every.
Speaker 3: Single person in the world comes down to one of
Speaker 3: nine personality types Kate on the Anagram test, and of
Speaker 3: course me and my group kicked off you. Actually, it's
Speaker 3: quite a lengthy that you got to do it properly.
Speaker 3: A lot of personality tests and theories I looked into
Speaker 3: it are about the way you outwardly behave and the
Speaker 3: way that you are externally and how you deal with
Speaker 3: things around you. This one's very inner. It asks you
Speaker 3: about you remember the question.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the question very much, like.
Speaker 3: How you feel about things, social situations, friendships, how you
Speaker 3: act on being.
Speaker 2: That's what you care. Give me An example of a question.
Speaker 3: Would be like, what people care? What people think of
Speaker 3: me matters a lot?
Speaker 2: Right, Oh, that's right.
Speaker 3: And then you go to being successful at work. Yeah,
Speaker 3: professional means a lot. All these kind of about so
Speaker 3: many more. Every single person on earth, apparently, is one
Speaker 3: of the following. The reformer, the helper.
Speaker 2: Hang on, give me a little.
Speaker 3: The reformer reformer the rational, idealistic type, right, okay, The helper,
Speaker 3: the caring, generous type.
Speaker 2: Is that the helper? Yes, well, we know that it's
Speaker 2: not going to be Sasha French.
Speaker 3: Third, the achiever, the success orientated, pragmatic time. Number four
Speaker 3: the individualist, the sensitive withdrawn type. Number five is the investigator,
Speaker 3: the intent it's perceptive, secretive.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I'd like to be that.
Speaker 3: Number six is the loyalist, the committed, security orientated type.
Speaker 3: Number seven the enthusiast, the busy, fun loving type, spontaneous, distractable. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we've got number eight the challenger, the powerful, dominating type,
Speaker 3: self confident and willful and confrontational. And finally, number nine,
Speaker 3: the peacemaker, the easy going, self effacing type, agreeable, complacent.
Speaker 3: Oh my, so I did the test and then I
Speaker 3: wanted to get. I said, I text you and said,
Speaker 3: do it and don't tell me what you get because
Speaker 3: I want to guess yes, And I said to you,
Speaker 3: don't tell me anything. Yeah, all right, And I want
Speaker 3: our barkeets to go and do it because it's so
Speaker 3: interesting it is.
Speaker 2: I want to make my husband do it.
Speaker 3: And the way they explain you and all the in
Speaker 3: depth and stuff is really cool. I love I love
Speaker 3: reading about myself. I get Kate that you asked you
Speaker 3: what I would be. I guess that you were type
Speaker 3: eight the challenger. Mmm, do you agree with me? Sash
Speaker 3: number eight? That was my guess. No, you're not. No
Speaker 3: what it told you you were?
Speaker 2: I can't remember, but I remember when I asked you to.
Speaker 2: I think I should have written it down, or maybe
Speaker 2: I wrote it down in my notes I wrote I
Speaker 2: wrote it down. I think I was a three three?
Speaker 2: What's a three?
Speaker 3: The success orientated, adaptive, driven, excelling, image conscious?
Speaker 2: Well I think I was a three? Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: You know what? I don't lie.
Speaker 3: I can't know because Cody is a three and you
Speaker 3: love Cody and you love me. Oh yeah, maybe, Well
Speaker 3: that's funny you say that because it says three should
Speaker 3: be with seven?
Speaker 2: And are you with seven?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What was a seven?
Speaker 3: The enthusiasts distractable?
Speaker 2: Look, he's no.
Speaker 3: I wanted eight. I wanted the powerful, dominating type, self
Speaker 3: confident and decide, But you gave me scattered, distractable.
Speaker 2: So you but also you don't love fun. So it's as.
Speaker 3: Versatile I am when I'm drunk, right, really? And I
Speaker 3: also wanted I wouldn't have minded to be a bit
Speaker 3: of three, to be honest, the success orientated, pragmatic. Well
Speaker 3: I was three?
Speaker 2: You know why? Because you know people say I don't
Speaker 2: like about themselves. I don't like confrontation. Who likes confrontation?
Speaker 3: Oh I know people that like her?
Speaker 2: Well I don't like it. So and even though I'll
Speaker 2: address things, I'm not, I'm not. I'm not big on that.
Speaker 3: I guess who else? I texted Sasha Slash French Sasha
Speaker 3: French big review? What type were you?
Speaker 2: Are you nine? Isn't that the lovely one at the end?
Speaker 7: No, I'm not?
Speaker 3: What are you one?
Speaker 2: What was one?
Speaker 3: Unheard of? The reformer? The rational, idealistic type, principled, purposeful,
Speaker 3: no self control, No, no, no one going into enthus
Speaker 3: uh number seven with me? I wanted to be eight
Speaker 3: so bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's like star signs, you can't choose. I really,
Speaker 2: I'm astrological royalty. I can't help it. I'm a leo,
Speaker 2: so you can jam your any gram.
Speaker 3: What I like about this is nothing about the who
Speaker 3: are of stars when you're born? I don't know what
Speaker 3: it means. It just means that the theory is that
Speaker 3: this is like any anyone is one of these on
Speaker 3: the fun No, I just.
Speaker 2: Want to know what it means, Like who should I
Speaker 2: hang around?
Speaker 3: According to you? Your basic fear? I think I was
Speaker 3: number three. Your basic fear is being worthless?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, isn't that everyone's.
Speaker 3: Basic desire is to feel worthless? Me mate, sign me up?
Speaker 3: And I'm kidding.
Speaker 2: Really, isn't that go on?
Speaker 3: Your basic fear? And your basic desire is to feel
Speaker 3: valuable and you're a trauma and professional.
Speaker 2: Really does that sound like me?
Speaker 3: The key motivations wants to be affirmed, to distinguish themselves
Speaker 3: from others, to have attention, to be admired, and to
Speaker 3: impress others.
Speaker 2: All well, hello issues, And I at.
Speaker 3: The end said I want to maintain their freedom and
Speaker 3: happiness to avoid missing out on a worthwhile experience, to
Speaker 3: keep themselves excited, occupied and to avoid pain. That is
Speaker 3: so you, So you who wants pain besides Russian people?
Speaker 2: Well, who wants to feel worthless?
Speaker 8: Wait?
Speaker 3: That wasn't about I know Russian people loved you. That
Speaker 3: was about That wasn't a geopolitical statement.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that was about the sister in law. Cultural identity. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: that's why they they're distinguished by their love of vodka.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, hang on, I just want to bring up
Speaker 3: what number are you again? One one.
Speaker 2: He's got no interest, literally no interest in anyone, anyone
Speaker 2: but himself.
Speaker 3: Number one wants to be right, to strive higher and
Speaker 3: improve everything, to be consistent with their ideas. That's her,
Speaker 3: to justify themselves, to be beyond criticism so as not
Speaker 3: to be condemned by anyone. That's and to be from
Speaker 3: New Zealand.
Speaker 2: What that's very specific? I think so because you're very
Speaker 2: Sash's a very good person. So you might not know
Speaker 2: this about her, hmm. But when we first worked together,
Speaker 2: she one day after work, I was giving you a
Speaker 2: lift home and we had to stop off to some
Speaker 2: little random house, which, by the way, I now live
Speaker 2: around the corner from because there was an old lady there,
Speaker 2: and Sash would go borrow library books for her and
Speaker 2: drop them off to her. She didn't know the old lady,
Speaker 2: She just did it. Now she's got another old lady
Speaker 2: who's ninety how old Zoway ninety five and she does
Speaker 2: her shopping for her every week.
Speaker 3: Type one. What it's just the type one? Hey, buck
Speaker 3: heads anagram?
Speaker 2: Go and do it all right now and let us
Speaker 2: know what it would it.
Speaker 3: Be if we could find out the percentage of buckheads number.
Speaker 3: Our podcast is like listen to buy.
Speaker 2: Were your friends? Because your friends did it?
Speaker 3: A lot of couple of threes? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, the six and Cody's a three.
Speaker 3: Dabbler's three doubles. Isn't that weird? My husband and my
Speaker 3: podcast co host are both threes. I have a type.
Speaker 2: Do you know that makes me want to know what
Speaker 2: really famous people were?
Speaker 3: You can look it up. It says it, Oh, well,
Speaker 3: look what do you want? Number threes?
Speaker 2: Number look up? I want you to tell me what
Speaker 2: Einstein was, because you know, we were talking about him
Speaker 2: the other week and how mean he was?
Speaker 3: Does he mean here?
Speaker 2: Terrible to his wife?
Speaker 3: Oh? Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, like so mean?
Speaker 2: Remember he had some weird thing that he sees.
Speaker 3: I'm going to very quickly tell you some of your
Speaker 3: famous ones. Yemma Carries, Bill Clinton, Prince William, Arnold Swarts
Speaker 3: Andeggar what Mitt Romney?
Speaker 2: What are there any women?
Speaker 3: Andy Warhol, Oprah Oprah Oprah, o J Simpson really, Oh
Speaker 3: my god, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Madonna, Justin Bieber, Cyndy
Speaker 3: Crawford and Hathaway and Demi Moore?
Speaker 2: Can I just post something to our group? Why is
Speaker 2: the world so Auntie and Hathaway?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's a good question. I think. I think it's
Speaker 3: Goodie two shoes vibe. I don't know this. This is
Speaker 3: what I just picked up on because you know that
Speaker 3: girl that walked around the Oval with the teacher at
Speaker 3: Recess holding a teacher's hand. Yeah, and she was really
Speaker 3: polite to adults and a suck.
Speaker 2: I think it's her. But she's quite amazing.
Speaker 3: She's awesome and I like her a lot. I'd watch
Speaker 3: her in anything.
Speaker 2: And if you compare her to a world of like
Speaker 2: ranswid grasping Craven.
Speaker 3: No, Katie Perry's a seven. I agree. And did you
Speaker 3: see her new face this week?
Speaker 6: Oh? Yes?
Speaker 2: Is it a new face.
Speaker 3: I think so she didn't need a new face.
Speaker 2: Face was really good.
Speaker 3: Even didn't say it was bad. But new face, that
Speaker 3: new face is a it's a new face.
Speaker 2: Where'd she outed it was something?
Speaker 3: She was sitting next to her old mate from Dawson's Creek.
Speaker 3: What's her name? Which one the one that became a
Speaker 3: serious actress after Dawson's Creek, the.
Speaker 2: One who went out with Heath led No, Yes, the
Speaker 2: blonde one her.
Speaker 3: Michelle Williams next to her. Was she next to her
Speaker 3: to be ignoring her?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: So she wasn't with her.
Speaker 3: I was sitting next to each other. She was ignoring her.
Speaker 2: Oh that's sweet. Guys like you didn't recognize.
Speaker 3: It's like I'm getting a vibe that you guys don't
Speaker 3: scroll TikTok for seven hours a night in bed, you see, and.
Speaker 2: Had the ways in new face. But I've just always
Speaker 2: been curious about that because I find you.
Speaker 3: I think she's been a bit.
Speaker 2: I find her because I think you know, you absorb
Speaker 2: these things by Osmosis.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Russell Brand's a seven.
Speaker 2: He's a seven. He's a seven. I would have thought
Speaker 2: he would be an eight. Oh man, so funny because
Speaker 2: he was married to Katie Perry.
Speaker 3: Don't make her eye equals space fourteen?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: Who else? Bruce Willer, Paris Hilton, Here we go?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, I'm back.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who else? Have you got?
Speaker 3: No one else that's remotely interesting? Robert Downey Junior, Robin Williams, Jim.
Speaker 2: Carrey, Jim Carrey's an odd board.
Speaker 3: Steven Spielberg.
Speaker 2: No, no, I'm not on board.
Speaker 3: Elton John.
Speaker 2: Anyway, You've got Elton John and I've got Madonna. Well, Sash, Gosh,
Speaker 2: who were the one?
Speaker 3: Who are the ones?
Speaker 2: No one could have you already looked? Why I'm not
Speaker 2: happy about being one?
Speaker 3: Classic one?
Speaker 2: Okay, isn't it classic one? Okay? What give me something?
Speaker 3: Famous? Number ones?
Speaker 2: Okay? Are you ready? Sash? Why is he laughing? He's
Speaker 2: not laughing? Faving with laughter?
Speaker 3: Mary Popper, Maggie Smith, Oh, Maggie Smith, Helen Hash she's
Speaker 3: a blind one. That was Tina Faye, Tina Fane. Oh,
Speaker 3: he's a good one.
Speaker 2: That's a good voice.
Speaker 3: Will make you feel very good, Sarma bin Laden.
Speaker 2: Please compile that lead.
Speaker 3: Margaret Thatcher, Kate Middleton.
Speaker 2: Kate Middleton, the one are you happy about? Happy about?
Speaker 2: Kate Numbers Meghan Mirkle.
Speaker 3: I't my good valve. I'm gonna google this.
Speaker 2: Will they tell you? Because you know, Meghan mikale m
Speaker 2: E G h A N M A R k Lee.
Speaker 2: What number is she?
Speaker 3: Seven?
Speaker 2: Oh, she's a seven.
Speaker 3: She's a seven.
Speaker 2: You're a seven?
Speaker 3: Thank you? Well, hang on, I'm sitting in a room
Speaker 3: for Sarma bin Laden.
Speaker 2: And Mary provins. Why did she get fictitious creatures?
Speaker 3: It's often suggested Megan Michael is seven.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so you know she came out last
Speaker 2: week and did a podcast, apparently her first ever podcast interview.
Speaker 3: Really didn't she start the podcast?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: I think the tig was a blog. Okay, because it
Speaker 2: makes sense if you go. She's had a big gap.
Speaker 2: So she's been since she met each. As she calls Harry,
Speaker 2: Why does she call him each? So hard to say each?
Speaker 3: It's an awful letter.
Speaker 2: It's harder to say than Harry or.
Speaker 3: One of the worst letters.
Speaker 2: It is one of the worst letters.
Speaker 3: I told her how to go back to that voice
Speaker 3: over I did once because apparently I said it wrong.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because you said like a Catholic. Anyway, so
Speaker 2: she did one with who was that woman?
Speaker 3: Some sort of woman.
Speaker 2: Woman, but also some billionaire had a cosmetic company, because
Speaker 2: you know she's she's grooming wealthy women to be her friends,
Speaker 2: right anyway, so she did she did a podcast with you.
Speaker 3: Can really cook that up? That deserves a cook.
Speaker 2: Don't you think she is?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know. Maybe it's just a circle in
Speaker 3: the suburbs. She lives. She lives in the community. Jane
Speaker 3: Jamie Kernley.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, a life and aide name. Bizarrely, she's she
Speaker 2: had some cosmetic company that she sold for one point
Speaker 2: seven billion dollars. What was it. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Both of them are not wearing any makeup. I'm always
Speaker 2: trying to solve the riddle of her. And she's just
Speaker 2: authenticity cakes.
Speaker 9: She's no makeup but something she put out a little
Speaker 9: video and with her daughter, and you know, there's this
Speaker 9: ongoing controversy.
Speaker 2: You might not know this. There's a lot of speculation
Speaker 2: a that she never carried her children and that, in fact,
Speaker 2: she used what's known as a moon bump, which is
Speaker 2: a fake thing that they use in you don't know
Speaker 2: about showbies, but they right, yes, you can go to
Speaker 2: a hole where sites about Meghan Markle and her moon bump.
Speaker 2: You know about that sage, including one where it appears
Speaker 2: to drop around a rainkles like really strange and like
Speaker 2: the famous footage when Beyonce sat down in Australia and
Speaker 2: her and her inflated, her collapsed folded, yes, it folded
Speaker 2: right anyway. So she's put up a little video of
Speaker 2: her daughter, the one named after the queen without permission
Speaker 2: rightly wrote rip la. We didn't rip the queen enough
Speaker 2: on this, No, we never did. We really didn't mate
Speaker 2: And without her things have gotten real wobbly down just
Speaker 2: amazing anyway. So she's cooking or no, she's making jam,
Speaker 2: you know, the jam, or as people call it, the
Speaker 2: raspberry soup, with her daughter. And tell me if you
Speaker 2: believe that this is the voice of a three year old,
Speaker 2: because I've had four three year olds, and I've spent
Speaker 2: a lot of time with three year olds, as have
Speaker 2: you with your countless nieces and nephews, cautless. So have
Speaker 2: a listen to this. This is in the kitchen we think, really,
Speaker 2: I think a puifor I think.
Speaker 3: So that a dead Victorian child exactly floating in the corner.
Speaker 2: That is so weird, That is not scarce, That is
Speaker 2: like something again left over from the shining. That is
Speaker 2: not a three year old child against it's just the
Speaker 2: greatest I'm going to appear at the foot of our
Speaker 2: bed tonight in our in the witching hour, and Peter's
Speaker 2: going to wake up with a like a s to fright,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to say, and he will another winker seat.
Speaker 2: That is not I'm just going to say out there,
Speaker 2: it's not a three year old child. That also could
Speaker 2: be lifted from a Shirley Temple movie. Just before she
Speaker 2: rather uncomfortably has to sit on the lapse of returning
Speaker 2: soldiers on a train trip, singing something about the good
Speaker 2: ship lollipop.
Speaker 5: That is not.
Speaker 2: That is not love.
Speaker 3: It gets Gateline with more fired up than a Michael
Speaker 3: Chart Leave my fellow seven alone.
Speaker 2: And Sasha friends over there. We love it. We just
Speaker 2: we could do our whole episode.
Speaker 3: I'm not allowed you because of me, classic server.
Speaker 2: I know, are you interested in not that? Why not that?
Speaker 2: Just but that you love that?
Speaker 3: A haunted child, a haunted kitchen of a dead child.
Speaker 3: Sound that pops up?
Speaker 2: And why did she sort of.
Speaker 3: The line at three years old?
Speaker 2: Play it one more time? So weird? You know what
Speaker 2: that's a line straight from Sunset Boulevard about some ninety
Speaker 2: year old recluse living in a crumbling mansion. Someone arrives
Speaker 2: with some flowers.
Speaker 3: Alright, moving on, Megan, you've had your Megan minutes.
Speaker 2: Oh buck.
Speaker 3: A summer play it.
Speaker 2: Mary Poppins. What else has she gott in a carpet bag?
Speaker 3: A bomb?
Speaker 8: She just pulls a spoonful of sull go help some medicine.
Speaker 3: Go down.
Speaker 2: The medicine, go down, the medicine. She doesn't like it. Look,
Speaker 2: she doesn't like it. What did Mary Poppins do when
Speaker 2: she get angry?
Speaker 3: She didn't.
Speaker 2: She would just girla up and float away. How did
Speaker 2: she discipline the children? I don't think i've ever seen
Speaker 2: Mary I know it that have you seen it? You
Speaker 2: know what?
Speaker 3: When you watch Mary Poppins, it's quite political. There's a
Speaker 3: whole storyline about the mother joining a political thing and
Speaker 3: the neighbors.
Speaker 2: Like all like the mother joined a politically.
Speaker 3: I can't remember it. I haven't watched in twenty years,
Speaker 3: but something about the neighbor being war obsessed and he's
Speaker 3: shooting off cannon into the sky.
Speaker 2: I've never wanted to watch.
Speaker 3: Anything politics in that movie.
Speaker 2: In it is this Mary van Dyke? And is it
Speaker 2: what's her name? Sound of music?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, she's Julie, Julie Andrew. Is she Mary Poppins?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think she's Mary Poppins.
Speaker 3: Maybe we should watch a movie every now and then.
Speaker 2: But have they not remade that?
Speaker 3: There was a sequel with old mate. What's her face?
Speaker 3: She's in Devils Prata as the Meryl Street the bitch assistant.
Speaker 2: Oh blunt? Oh, that's right, there was blunt. Which one
Speaker 2: are you talking about the original?
Speaker 3: I haven't seen the blunt one?
Speaker 2: And so in the original the neighbors.
Speaker 3: Don't ask me, it's been twenty years.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's all she's annoying. Actually segment Okay, this is
Speaker 2: what it's things that annoy me in brackets.
Speaker 3: According to Google, Emily blunts are two?
Speaker 6: Is she there?
Speaker 2: You go? What's a two week?
Speaker 3: Remember?
Speaker 2: Because she's married to Krazinski, very big, very big Krasinski.
Speaker 3: His head tall big physically Scott.
Speaker 2: A giant head. Oh to the point where I think
Speaker 2: he should go get his pituitary gland. Do you know
Speaker 2: the comedian nol Fielding, Yes, big head who used to
Speaker 2: be in the Mighty Boush Arctic Boush and now he's
Speaker 2: gone that yet left? Oh did he leave bake off?
Speaker 3: Actually google that odd why he left? I think he
Speaker 3: just went missing in the middle of filming.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, now when come back?
Speaker 3: Weird anyway, his head is so.
Speaker 2: Enormous and he pops up on English shows quite often.
Speaker 2: But his head is so big, just large.
Speaker 3: She's a funny guy.
Speaker 2: And a friend of mine had was that the doctor.
Speaker 2: And the doctor said to him, why have you stopped
Speaker 2: wearing your wedding ring? And he said, oh, it doesn't
Speaker 2: fit me anymore. And the doctor said, I think you
Speaker 2: should get your petuitary gland checked. And he had giantism.
Speaker 2: That is not a real thing that.
Speaker 6: There was.
Speaker 3: Someone got told that giantism. That's where it came from
Speaker 3: because his wedding ring didn't fit all of us.
Speaker 2: It was a very good doctor. Actually, what great doctoring
Speaker 2: to go Why aren't you wearing your wedding ring? He
Speaker 2: was The doctor had obviously noticed some growth in him
Speaker 2: in parts of the body that don't normally grow.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're not talking about weight gas, no, just so
Speaker 4: he's got just one hand his head for your friend friends,
Speaker 4: just his hand, had his hands just like like one
Speaker 4: of those baseball things that you put on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 3: You can have just one part of your body.
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't know, but guess what he had
Speaker 2: assist at the base of his peturitory gland and it
Speaker 2: was forcing. Yeah, it's perfect now now, although I noticed
Speaker 2: he's still not wearing his wed Why were we talking
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 3: Annoy you? Yeah?
Speaker 5: No not?
Speaker 2: You know what is my favorite segment, but much harder
Speaker 2: to do, and you did it in your comedy festival show.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, things that have never been said, things that
Speaker 3: have never been seen.
Speaker 2: So I've got one.
Speaker 3: So you've got things that have never been said. So
Speaker 3: you're stealing from my live show and bringing it to
Speaker 3: the podcast. Oh, I'm playing along with the game Classic three?
Speaker 1: Is he?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 2: Okay, because I went that's really hard to play things
Speaker 2: that annoy me is part of the reason I don't
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 3: Let them give them. I will give them an example
Speaker 3: of things that have never been said from my live show.
Speaker 3: It was a whole segment. It's quite funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's I enjoyed it, but hard to play.
Speaker 3: One of them was one scoop of your rum and raisin.
Speaker 3: Please sir, are that Sarah sent us a pic today
Speaker 3: today holding a rum and raisin.
Speaker 2: Speaking of which I've got ice cream for us in
Speaker 2: the freezer.
Speaker 3: Amazing. Okay, all right, another thing?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: What was in there? What in my segment? Things that
Speaker 3: have never been said? Cool story, mum and straight to
Speaker 3: the point.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I've got one. You've got to imagine I'm walking.
Speaker 2: I mean goods many gomes. Oh yeah, I'd like some
Speaker 2: more rice in that burrito pleasething. That's it.
Speaker 3: Comedy seems easy, that's it. It's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Would you understand why?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: Well, they give you, they give you nothing but rice
Speaker 2: stuff that cryptic. I found it challenging. I think about
Speaker 2: it all the time. I don't like your patronacing clamp.
Speaker 2: But it's I would like people to send in things
Speaker 2: that have never been seeing.
Speaker 3: So you swap changing the segment.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think we can, because I don't think
Speaker 2: it's just anable model. I just proven that. But things
Speaker 2: that annoy you were So it's too it's too easy
Speaker 2: because but you know what the answer is, everything everything, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's true.
Speaker 3: Everything.
Speaker 2: But anyway, give me something that annoys here.
Speaker 3: I want to know why Coke, Coca Cola. Why do
Speaker 3: they think we the consumer want ridiculous things written on
Speaker 3: the can, like names and things that have got like attitude.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting on the couch the other night, enjoying some
Speaker 3: dinner with my dog. I've got my Coke zero. Can
Speaker 3: you there's Diva?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, Diva?
Speaker 2: Who bought you that?
Speaker 3: Because Park was in a twelve perce?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you didn't get to choose which ones.
Speaker 2: I quite like things written.
Speaker 3: I had to sit on my couch, yes, drinking Diva
Speaker 3: every time I had to sip. I had to look
Speaker 3: at Diva. Leave me alone?
Speaker 2: What were your other options?
Speaker 3: Who's ever gone?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, I wasn't going to get that Coke zero.
Speaker 2: I get the Diva.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh but it's got Diva written on it, so
Speaker 3: I'm going to get it. Does this work on anyone?
Speaker 2: Well? You know what did work on me?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: One Christmas? Remember that sash when they first started printing
Speaker 2: names on coke can? Remember that I got the four kids'
Speaker 2: names printed on coke can. But you got them printed,
Speaker 2: got them printed? Did you do that? I think Sasha
Speaker 2: got it done. I think I think one did it.
Speaker 3: Classic Osama oh oh, sorry, this is too late, and
Speaker 3: the you think to bring up and I'm bringing it up.
Speaker 3: I don't care. So my podcast co host gets to
Speaker 3: sit down for an hour with a spice girl.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I didn't tell you. I did that. Got
Speaker 2: jealous with Mels, hung out with body Melca. She was adorable.
Speaker 2: She had a revelation in that conversation with you, yes,
Speaker 2: at the end of it, which I think might be
Speaker 2: on the subscriber I think it's on the subscriber place.
Speaker 3: Is it ever going to come to the free feed?
Speaker 2: I think I don't know about that. I think they
Speaker 2: do for a little while, all right. She had a
Speaker 2: revelation about it herself, which was what because I said
Speaker 2: to her, like it was we were having conversation about
Speaker 2: your divided self, you know, like her who's had many
Speaker 2: lives and many parts, And she said, do you know
Speaker 2: what this is? Today's the first day that I felt
Speaker 2: like I'm a complete person.
Speaker 3: You're getting that out of sportish wife. That was amazing
Speaker 3: was that she was a third favorite big fan.
Speaker 2: Hang on, I guess what order you had them? Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: you're scary, No, not scary? Oh good, good one Okay, posh,
Speaker 2: then ginger yep, and then sporty, sporty, then baby Baby
Speaker 2: and then scary.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's do you know what.
Speaker 2: That's the correct order.
Speaker 3: It's the correct order, I think.
Speaker 2: So would you have said that at the time or
Speaker 2: is it no?
Speaker 5: No, no?
Speaker 3: At the time, it was definitely aways. The gays knew
Speaker 3: what was up with everyone?
Speaker 2: Why are the gays always no.
Speaker 3: Mate, we're ahead of the game.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Because one of my favorite Spice Girl stories that makes
Speaker 3: me laugh so much is my friend went to the
Speaker 3: Spice Girls in the in the UK years ago when
Speaker 3: it was the five of them when they did that
Speaker 3: reunion tour Oh.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, which may never happen again.
Speaker 3: And every single one of the girls, they've all released
Speaker 3: so much music on their own you don't realize, especially malc.
Speaker 2: To be for but she's a proper musician and she's
Speaker 2: had some tracks.
Speaker 3: Yes, I like how she went the dance lane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: AnyWho, her mother was a sole musician.
Speaker 3: In this concert. There was a moment for each of
Speaker 3: them to do one of their own songs, So each
Speaker 3: of them did a solo song and they had their
Speaker 3: own moment while other girls are off getting changed or whatever.
Speaker 2: In the spotlight.
Speaker 3: Just their own song, a full own one song each.
Speaker 3: Posh y just walked down a catwalk to a song
Speaker 3: and then back. I love her and this is why
Speaker 3: I love her.
Speaker 2: Google what number she is?
Speaker 3: She didn't say I'm not doing a song and she
Speaker 3: just walked down. She didn't have a song. Well, I
Speaker 3: think she has songs. She didn't want to do it?
Speaker 2: No, why else? Because I think I was actually thinking
Speaker 2: about her. I think she's very I think she's one
Speaker 2: of those people that she doesn't realize that how much
Speaker 2: the world loves her.
Speaker 6: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: I think that. And she's no type four type four,
Speaker 2: type four. We haven't had it.
Speaker 3: Four, haven't we not. It's the individualist. She went on
Speaker 3: to become a billionaires. Yes, yes, yes, dramatic and self
Speaker 3: absorbed yes yes, yes yes.
Speaker 2: And yet very good at holding a family together. Google
Speaker 2: David Beckham see her?
Speaker 3: How addictive this is?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But it's you know what's not? There's too many numbers. No, No,
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm back in math class. Well, excuse me,
Speaker 2: they should reduce the numbers. Hey, I'm going to get
Speaker 2: us out ice cream?
Speaker 3: What is Beckham?
Speaker 2: What is it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not. No, one's worked it out. Oh three,
Speaker 3: he's with you.
Speaker 2: He's one of me.
Speaker 3: You and Beckham. We've got to we've got to haven't finished.
Speaker 2: We've got to finish the app No, we're getting ice cream.
Speaker 3: Eat the ice cream on the appout, it's time for
Speaker 3: It's a text from or Dad. Oh, a text from dad.
Speaker 3: We love a text from Dad, don't.
Speaker 2: But they're very rare.
Speaker 3: Because it's the rarity of the.
Speaker 2: It's like a full yeah something, you know what it is.
Speaker 2: It's a Kimberly pink diamond. Oh you know they've closed
Speaker 2: the mind down. Have that. You're not getting any more
Speaker 2: pink Kimberly diamond.
Speaker 3: Get yourself back down.
Speaker 2: That's how rare. A text from Dandy's.
Speaker 3: That's how rare. There is a family WhatsApp group in
Speaker 3: my family. Everyone's in it. Oh my god, you've just
Speaker 3: put a whole thing of ice cream in your mouth.
Speaker 3: I'm moving the microphone away because people will hate that.
Speaker 3: People don't like people.
Speaker 8: Eating, People who don't like peper wow, people people who
Speaker 8: don't like peoper If.
Speaker 3: You should have a little bit more ice creams or
Speaker 3: your cheer up. I was so happy very happy. We're
Speaker 3: having a lovely evening. Okay, tell me family WhatsApp group
Speaker 3: and what everyone's Well, he's in the group. But yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 3: he's in there somewhere. Apparently, I think that's the go
Speaker 3: with all family WhatsApp groups.
Speaker 2: Yes, my husband, very similar mother unless there's footage hall.
Speaker 3: A daughter or a mother throws the dad in like
Speaker 3: he wants a bar of the family. Our family WhatsApp
Speaker 3: name is the small country town that my grandparents lived
Speaker 3: in for a very long time. Oh so, shout out
Speaker 3: to anyone listening in Kundrook.
Speaker 2: Kun Trook. What's that?
Speaker 3: What's the name of the family WhatsApp? It's a tongue
Speaker 3: in cheek name of the place of dreams. That's small
Speaker 3: town on the Murray River, Corndrock, Kundrook, Okay, South Wales
Speaker 3: Victoria border.
Speaker 2: There a lot of Italians there, actually, well this was the.
Speaker 3: Non Italian side.
Speaker 2: What were they doing? Good?
Speaker 3: Question? What was I doing there? Six weeks a year
Speaker 3: on holiday?
Speaker 2: Really very beautiful weather, dry.
Speaker 7: Hot, lot of trucks driving past on trucks, trucks, So
Speaker 7: anything more desolate than being on the road with a
Speaker 7: lot of trucks and they've got said they're very aggressive,
Speaker 7: so they've.
Speaker 2: Got without trucks is now Australia. They calm down, mate
Speaker 2: and just don't miss me. They're just like, why couldn't
Speaker 2: this ship travel by rail? Bit Troy, don't you feel these?
Speaker 3: I love the We don't know who won the election,
Speaker 3: and this is so funny depending on how it went
Speaker 3: on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Just both side support trucks like this, Like this.
Speaker 3: Argument could be looked at it like Pauling Hanson's one
Speaker 3: Pauling Hanson truck.
Speaker 2: Truck all pro truck.
Speaker 3: Hey, what I'm saying to me truckies don't equal Pulling
Speaker 3: Hanson voter. I take that back. That was that was
Speaker 3: lazy of me to say that we've had messages from
Speaker 3: truckies before on the buck up.
Speaker 2: I love a truckie. I'm just saying I love.
Speaker 3: A bloody truck. I love a truck and they know
Speaker 3: where you No, no, no, I don't know what to
Speaker 3: believe that you might do.
Speaker 2: A girlfriend of mine said the other day about this podcast.
Speaker 2: She said, you know what I like about it? It's
Speaker 2: kind of no no, she didn't say that, but now
Speaker 2: I'm not going to share with you what she did.
Speaker 2: Cheap and in fact, you've crashed a compliment, but now
Speaker 2: you won't receive it.
Speaker 3: Now you'll never know Classic three over here.
Speaker 2: For seven his compliment that the seven was two? The
Speaker 2: seven broke it? Go on, give me a text from dad.
Speaker 3: Now everyone wants to know the compliment from your friend. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what was it?
Speaker 2: I'll tell them. They can contact me privately, and in fact,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'll tell them at the live show.
Speaker 2: I'll tell them at the live show.
Speaker 3: Text from Dad, I love it, rare up. I forgot
Speaker 3: to do this last week, by the way, but anyway,
Speaker 3: here we are, he messaged the family WhatsApp. He broke
Speaker 3: the drought cake?
Speaker 2: What prompted him to here we go?
Speaker 3: Okay, the Pope's dead?
Speaker 5: That it is?
Speaker 2: That what he said from sipy He broke the news.
Speaker 2: Did nobody else in the chat?
Speaker 3: No, I didn't know yet. I don't check it all
Speaker 3: the time, to be fair, but I was weirdly near
Speaker 3: the childhood of Pope's dad, and I think a lot
Speaker 3: of dads around the world message.
Speaker 2: That because I'll tell you what is amazing about that
Speaker 2: A that he texted something I love an event, but
Speaker 2: also his dads and their knowledge of gossip is normally
Speaker 2: like ours on this pot, it's's fifteen years old.
Speaker 3: It would have been an alert that he Gotti was
Speaker 3: watching the sky News program.
Speaker 2: Maybe would the sky News program not have interrupted their bullets?
Speaker 3: Dad watches sky News and hates it. So I don't
Speaker 3: understand the relationship.
Speaker 2: I'm about to change your life.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, so's about to give me pokey I have
Speaker 3: never had before.
Speaker 2: We have an ongoing thing with the with the ice
Speaker 2: cream maker, Jock, our friend that he doesn't put enough
Speaker 2: hokey pokey. But I found some.
Speaker 3: Okay, so this is called hokey pokey.
Speaker 2: What is that honeycomb? But because the honeycomb's in there? Oh,
Speaker 2: it's so delicious, so delicious, really good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 2: Look at you, grief.
Speaker 3: Can I say one thing I want in there?
Speaker 2: What do you want?
Speaker 3: I want an addition of crunch, a hard nut?
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes you get a crunch from the Honeycome, I.
Speaker 3: Want a hard nut in there. You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 3: If I didn't say it, thank you Jock for your
Speaker 3: hokey pokey. Can you please send me do you have pistachio, chocolate,
Speaker 3: lemon sorbet. Bring it on, He's got all the flavored coffee.
Speaker 3: Yes please, you.
Speaker 2: Have the worst.
Speaker 3: In your mouth.
Speaker 2: The buck Up podcast is hosted by me Kate Lanebrook
Speaker 2: and him Nate Valvo. It's produced by the brilliant Sasha
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