Speaker 1: People do some weird ship it should in young people,
Speaker 1: inhaling the gas from cooking canisters known as names to
Speaker 1: get high.
Speaker 2: Some of the things more since than others. I've done
Speaker 2: everything for you, but my career.
Speaker 3: On hold, I couldn't been anything if I'd.
Speaker 2: Had the talent.
Speaker 3: Bless yourself for observations.
Speaker 2: You didn't ask for this leadership. I think he's one
Speaker 2: of the greatest leaders we've ever had. Well, good, just.
Speaker 3: Couple of Mitches. Want of us be Mitch and the
Speaker 3: other Mitchell, just to make things easier.
Speaker 2: Your Mitch, I only call you Mitchell when you're being annoying.
Speaker 3: You always call me Mitchell. Oh no, he is Mitch
Speaker 3: Tullie and Mitchell koo. Well fuck me dead. We're back.
Speaker 2: Hello guy, are we I'm good? How are you very well?
Speaker 2: You know speaks fasking Hello, groundskeeper Jenner.
Speaker 3: We do get to you. You know you don't have
Speaker 3: to just jump on here.
Speaker 2: You don't know, you don't need to blast through the
Speaker 2: doors all this attitude about and you haven't acknowledged me yet.
Speaker 2: Far out literally.
Speaker 3: Talking to the co host and then I will make
Speaker 3: my way to you.
Speaker 1: No, you wouldn't.
Speaker 3: You don't go to modern family then all of a
Speaker 3: sudden you talk to Sophia Bagara and the fucking dog
Speaker 3: wants a body mentioned. It's about the families.
Speaker 2: I love how you've likened her to Sophia Beagara's dog
Speaker 2: where the lead path? She's a dog?
Speaker 3: Your ted Bund? Who's the.
Speaker 1: Serial killer?
Speaker 3: I'm done for you anyway. The main characters and I
Speaker 3: would have thought.
Speaker 2: We'd be Mitch and Cam. We've got a lot more
Speaker 2: in common with them, firstly Mitch and also the whole
Speaker 2: gay thing.
Speaker 3: The roundness, the ratundness.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that is you.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I don't care.
Speaker 2: I'm the ranger.
Speaker 3: Actually Cam's good. He's a straight man that plays the
Speaker 3: gay role. I think that's the definition of good actor.
Speaker 2: It always surprises me that the larger one on Modern
Speaker 2: Family is actually straight. That's so weird.
Speaker 1: Do you remember when he was on American Horror Story? Yeah,
Speaker 1: really freaky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was killed by a pig, wasn't he oh
Speaker 3: the peak? Yes, terrific.
Speaker 2: Is he a good actor or did it just seem
Speaker 2: like Cam from Modern Family in a different show?
Speaker 1: At first it felt like like Cam, but then it
Speaker 1: got all bed and.
Speaker 3: What it's like whenever you see a character that's a
Speaker 3: real character actor in another movie like the Sweet Life
Speaker 3: of Zack and Cody, or all of a sudden in
Speaker 3: some sort of gay love fest. I'm like, go back
Speaker 3: to the Tipton Hotel piece of anyway, it's a big show.
Speaker 3: We got a lot going on, including Jenna.
Speaker 2: No, it's Jenna's birthday.
Speaker 3: Jenna's birthday.
Speaker 2: Just when you came in with all this tuned about
Speaker 2: us forgetting you. Little did you know we.
Speaker 3: Had everything planned? This is a this Yeah, this is
Speaker 3: a live recording from the twelfth Battalion.
Speaker 2: Oh those were the days. Happy birthday, Jenna. Thanks you
Speaker 2: don't look excited that we've remembered.
Speaker 1: No, that was lovely, just brought back a lot of memories.
Speaker 1: It's the battalion.
Speaker 3: You were hung at the town square that afternoon, still
Speaker 3: on your birthday.
Speaker 2: Don't dwell on your past lives, so focus on the
Speaker 2: current one. Another year of Jenna's birth.
Speaker 3: Correct. I mean you did commit genocide too, so I
Speaker 3: think it's fair that you were the.
Speaker 2: Whole hanging thing and puts the Jenna in genocide.
Speaker 1: Genocide.
Speaker 3: That's brilliant. Anyway, we haven't forgotten, and in fact it should.
Speaker 2: We do it we've got a couple of things planned
Speaker 2: for you, our dearest Jenna, let me No, it's not
Speaker 2: a pet. No, it's not another pet.
Speaker 3: Hey, what did I message you this week?
Speaker 2: Well, he did say should I get another fish? Obviously
Speaker 2: that was your Christmas present back in episode thirteen.
Speaker 3: But no, that's an old bit o.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: Actually, what I said was don't because you might have
Speaker 2: to get another tank. There might be a limit on
Speaker 2: the man space per fish, you know how it works.
Speaker 3: And a bit like killing each other the Simes fighting fish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so good thing we didn't go ahead with that idea.
Speaker 2: But speaking of instead, one of our mates, Georgie, who
Speaker 2: listens to the podcast, she runs a baking Instagram account
Speaker 2: at get Baked with Georgie Brilliant. I just when as
Speaker 2: soon as I saw that Instagram handle, I was like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, I need to do business with her.
Speaker 3: Genius.
Speaker 2: So we've asked her to prepare a little something. She's
Speaker 2: hiding next door actually because he wanted to surprise you.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 2: That's her cue.
Speaker 3: She's in the glass newsroom.
Speaker 2: Here she come clear, We go, Georgie. This is Jenna, Jenna,
Speaker 2: This is Georgie.
Speaker 3: Social distance.
Speaker 2: Now Jenna she's got Facebook and Instagram. Get baked with, Georgie.
Speaker 2: They are they look to die for. But you've got
Speaker 2: your own right in front of you, So to go
Speaker 2: and open.
Speaker 3: Themuk, Georgie, hop on the mic down, he will put
Speaker 3: you on.
Speaker 2: We also got a special message written on top of
Speaker 2: them for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got them, customer.
Speaker 2: We just thought that it was a great opportunity to
Speaker 2: tell you that you're a great friend. So we got
Speaker 2: killer cookie for a killer friend.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love it so mad.
Speaker 2: I want to see it is so cute. Look at that. God,
Speaker 2: Oh they look so good. I love a vanilla cookie
Speaker 2: and a bit of icing. You know what does it
Speaker 2: says killer cookies for a killer It's not meant to
Speaker 2: say that. I thought it was going to say kill
Speaker 2: a friend.
Speaker 4: Well, I.
Speaker 3: Was on holidays also holidays, so.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, wait wait, there were the word limits on
Speaker 2: the cookies.
Speaker 3: Georgie, you just small made the font small.
Speaker 6: It's a stiff.
Speaker 2: It's not like work a message.
Speaker 3: I didn't ignore your message. We teet it up and
Speaker 3: then I went on holidays and I forgot.
Speaker 2: Well do you know what.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't have just gone with killer?
Speaker 2: Do you know what it kind of works. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: Because Jenner, we did that quiz on our show once,
Speaker 2: and you have serial killer tendencies, You've got horror movie
Speaker 2: vibes that still work. Killer cookies for a killer the
Speaker 2: best I could do, so I just ran with it.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it works?
Speaker 1: It really was contest you'd organized we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna put a photo of these up in our Instagram.
Speaker 2: That a couple of minches, but also you've got to
Speaker 2: stop at get baked with George's. They looked delightful, and
Speaker 2: I can't have one professional to eat on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Would you like one?
Speaker 6: No, I've never eaten.
Speaker 2: One, so would have eaten one of your own cookies?
Speaker 6: I've never eaten one.
Speaker 2: Not sorry to give about your present, but can she
Speaker 2: try one of her own Cookiesies for a killer? Now?
Speaker 2: While we all munch away on these killer cookies, I
Speaker 2: we have another present, Jenner. I organized something as well.
Speaker 2: Mitch's was obviously going to stuff up, so I have
Speaker 2: a plan b the backup, you know, a second present
Speaker 2: for you. Yep.
Speaker 3: It was just, oh my god, these cookies. Mitch, try it,
Speaker 3: they go.
Speaker 2: I love There's nothing I love more than a vanilla
Speaker 2: cookie with icing on it.
Speaker 3: I mean, my insolinces already spiked, but this is just
Speaker 3: pushing me through there.
Speaker 7: Not good.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can eat a hundred And it's
Speaker 2: not that like you know, that really hard icing that
Speaker 2: people put on top of ship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's soft and it's not sickly either.
Speaker 1: I know what this is really exciting?
Speaker 3: Well, the box is quite long. It looks like a
Speaker 3: one from Harry Potterman. It's in a long box from
Speaker 3: Hufflepuff's Door of Witches or some one of the eyes.
Speaker 1: If she thinks what is it, it's one of those
Speaker 1: Like so it's a daser.
Speaker 3: We didn't get your taste.
Speaker 2: It's a dusk laser lighter. So Jenna is a bit
Speaker 2: of an arsonist. She does control her urges by sitting
Speaker 2: in a dark room by herself and lighting lighters and
Speaker 2: staring at the flame. But this will never run out
Speaker 2: because it's actually like electricity. You charge it rather than
Speaker 2: being a little flame on the end. It's like a
Speaker 2: little electrical current and then you just recharge it when
Speaker 2: it runs out.
Speaker 3: That's cool.
Speaker 2: I want to hear the.
Speaker 3: One two three. I't Georgie's eyebrows fine, well needed, she.
Speaker 2: Was way too comfortable with that flame through it sound effect.
Speaker 2: She's like, I know the difference. I've got both.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, generally love.
Speaker 6: You can you actually light it up?
Speaker 2: I want to see if this thing works.
Speaker 3: She's got a bloody mix for a coat on. She
Speaker 3: might like, go go make right.
Speaker 2: It's actually terrifying.
Speaker 3: Your MIC's right up. Oh my god. It's like a
Speaker 3: little many tasers. You can put that in your person.
Speaker 3: If you've got a macenti late at night, you're safe.
Speaker 2: It actually looks.
Speaker 6: Like I actually taste someone with London.
Speaker 3: You have not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my ex used to work at well still does
Speaker 7: work at dusk and she would taste people with it.
Speaker 3: You're kidding.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: Do try it on me?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's weird, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Do it?
Speaker 2: No, we can't just go. It doesn't have electric kitting,
Speaker 2: be not electric. Very now, George, if you tried your
Speaker 2: own cookies here, because I think they're outstanding.
Speaker 7: I literally just put a video of myself eating a
Speaker 7: cookie on my Snapchat and I was like, I just.
Speaker 6: Tried one for the first time, and like, guys, I
Speaker 6: get the hype and.
Speaker 3: I'm great. I'm really good.
Speaker 6: Literally, all my friends go can you make me come something?
Speaker 7: Like? Can you make me some? Can you make you something?
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, Like I don't get it.
Speaker 3: There're a cookie?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like it's exactly.
Speaker 3: It's a cool guys. This is the I think the
Speaker 3: best cookie I've ever had in my life.
Speaker 1: Definitely, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: And I'm like a you know, Southern Hemisphere, Santa Claus.
Speaker 3: I eat a lot of fucking cookie. Same Jenny. We
Speaker 3: also have a card for you'll open it later in
Speaker 3: the show. We don't want to get boged down. It's
Speaker 3: not your fucking you know, death day or anything.
Speaker 2: I've got a cup of tea here. I'm going to
Speaker 2: try the cook Oh good, is it?
Speaker 3: Let me try to. You're joking, I've got one. Let
Speaker 3: me try to. Did you put that? Did you dip
Speaker 3: it in or will it melt off?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I dipped it in.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to dip it in case it snamps.
Speaker 2: What else did you think I would have done?
Speaker 3: Sipped it then put in your mouth. It's a safe Oh.
Speaker 3: I did that with an arrow root. Sometimes I put
Speaker 3: a biscuit in my mouth and then steep it in
Speaker 3: my mouth. I sip the tea and then just sit
Speaker 3: like got it seep really deep?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I'm quite happy with my method anyway, as
Speaker 2: we chow down and cook with what else we got
Speaker 2: coming up on the show today? Oh Oka, they actually
Speaker 2: are so good. I'm not just saying that.
Speaker 3: Got up on the show. We mentioned it last week.
Speaker 3: You've got a bone to pick with a friend of
Speaker 3: the show, close friend of yours. Alright, hey, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: that's right, he's done something. It is Jenner. Stop playing
Speaker 3: with the light of Jenna.
Speaker 2: There was a rattlesnake at my feet, he cries, yes,
Speaker 2: all right, hey, al right, he If you don't know
Speaker 2: him by name, I'm pretty sure most people would have
Speaker 2: seen a video of his at some point in their life.
Speaker 2: He's all over Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. But he's posted a
Speaker 2: TikTok that I was not happy with, not impressed at all.
Speaker 3: So fish you off.
Speaker 2: We're going to call him up later and I'll let
Speaker 2: him know.
Speaker 3: We'll get at the bottom of it. Also, we start
Speaker 3: the show the same way every week with it is
Speaker 3: it just me? It's something we've noticed, something we hate
Speaker 3: or appreciate. We call them I gems. It confuses people,
Speaker 3: but fucking get with the program.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I I JM ism, I JM sens for Is
Speaker 2: it just me?
Speaker 3: Anyway? We both start the show with one and I,
Speaker 3: I mean I went first, so you can you can
Speaker 3: start a soft Mitch.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to keep eating this cookie. Sure, all right,
Speaker 2: let's do it, Bradley do your thing?
Speaker 3: Is it just? Sorry? Sorry? Mate?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: I forgot I forgot something, Jenna. I've done something very
Speaker 3: nice for you. You know. I've got my little black book.
Speaker 3: It's a note section on my iPad. It's yellow, it's
Speaker 3: not black. All my celib contacts for my night show
Speaker 3: with Kids. Who's your favorite celebrity of all time?
Speaker 1: Vere Laughson?
Speaker 3: From the room. It's from Room Room with Jason Trembling,
Speaker 3: Jacob Trum Trembler.
Speaker 2: Did you get Brie Larson?
Speaker 3: Did you I couldn't get Bree Laston because I think
Speaker 3: she was ill, she popped out of COVID or something.
Speaker 3: But I did get your second biggest favorite celeb. I've
Speaker 3: recorded something for you. Who roll it?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 2: Is your Garrel?
Speaker 8: Breadthwaite here wanting to say happy birthday to ground Keeper Jenna.
Speaker 8: I assume your name is ground That's really nice name,
Speaker 8: ground Keeper Jenna. Anyway, Happy birthday from Darryl of Corefield,
Speaker 8: Daryl and Colfield.
Speaker 2: I don't know why he realized that his name actually
Speaker 2: carries quite a bit of recognition. Why would he say
Speaker 2: Daryl from Corefield instead of Darryl Braithwaite. Lady, this is
Speaker 2: definitely from New York.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anyway, we know you're a massive fan and I
Speaker 3: just got him to do that for you.
Speaker 1: That's lovely.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 2: I thought you'd be more excited. She was more excited
Speaker 2: about the flames.
Speaker 1: Can I play with my taser again?
Speaker 3: Ask you to go take it away? Bradley, things are
Speaker 3: coming in Georgia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see, George, is it just me? Are you so
Speaker 2: fine with people not touching you while social distancing?
Speaker 3: I'm a toucher, are you you know? I'm a touch
Speaker 3: I hug anyone.
Speaker 2: I don't think we really hug, but anyway, actually, if
Speaker 2: we have a hugged, don't think so, No dumb idea. Look,
Speaker 2: it's not that. It's not that I'm not a hugger,
Speaker 2: right like, I don't mind a hug. Yeah everyone, it's
Speaker 2: a hug. But what I don't miss is the anxiety
Speaker 2: I get of not knowing whether to go in for
Speaker 2: the hug or not, because there's nothing worse than misreading
Speaker 2: it and they're like, why is this person hugging me?
Speaker 2: So like the fact that it's just a general rule
Speaker 2: now that we don't have to hug people, it's been
Speaker 2: such a nice relief that I don't have to worry
Speaker 2: about that, And now that restrictions deciding to ease again,
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh bloody hell. Yeah, Like I never realized
Speaker 2: until recently when people started to hug again, I was like,
Speaker 2: oh God, I've really missed not having that pressure.
Speaker 3: That was your ideal world social isolation.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly. I mean no, but if people go in
Speaker 2: for the hug with me, I'm like, Okay, great, they've
Speaker 2: made the call. I just hate being the one to
Speaker 2: make the call. Like when I met Kyle Sandalin's now
Speaker 2: ex girlfriend Image in the first time, I went in
Speaker 2: for the hug and she wasn't weird about her, like,
Speaker 2: she's super chill, she's fine. But Pete, who works on
Speaker 2: the show as well, he was like, that was awkward,
Speaker 2: and like, obviously I'm an awkward person, so by nature
Speaker 2: a hug for me, it's going to be an awkward hug.
Speaker 3: And I was just like shut up, Pete.
Speaker 2: Out now, I'm extra anxious about it. I literally thought
Speaker 2: about it for weeks after. I was like, when I
Speaker 2: hugged the image and should I have done that? I
Speaker 2: just hate being the instigator of a hug and getting
Speaker 2: it wrong or worse when you don't go into the
Speaker 2: hug and it's kind of you linger like sea, Yeah, babe,
Speaker 2: do a hug or not?
Speaker 3: You know, I see, I've only I'm a hugger. I
Speaker 3: hug anyone and everyone. I love a hug. I'm just
Speaker 3: like very that person. Yeah, yeah, of course I hug everyone.
Speaker 2: Well, like I just I'm surprised by this because we've
Speaker 2: never hugged, so I've never seen that.
Speaker 3: But Jenny, you know that I hug heaps of people.
Speaker 3: We've hugged general, I've hugged I think a couple of times.
Speaker 3: I've had one awkward hug that I can distinctly remember
Speaker 3: that stands out.
Speaker 2: Who it was with Alicia Keys, Oh god, oh my god.
Speaker 3: It was so horrific, and I think she just poohed,
Speaker 3: you know what, you just pooh. You've got kind of
Speaker 3: a bit sensitive, right even talking.
Speaker 2: About this on the show, where you were like she
Speaker 2: was gone for a while not.
Speaker 3: Have done it Alisha ke pooh, but she definitely did
Speaker 3: an Alisha keys Wi or something because I was in
Speaker 3: her a debut single number two, track number two. She
Speaker 3: went into her bathroom and I was sitting in the
Speaker 3: living room waiting for a good ten minutes anyway, So
Speaker 3: she came back out her baby, her baby, sat down
Speaker 3: on the chair and then I'm like, Alicia, how are you?
Speaker 3: My arms were thrown out, and then she went good
Speaker 3: baby and did this. It just gave me her cheek
Speaker 3: to kiss, basically kissing her fucking inner ear.
Speaker 2: But her hands were like stuck by herself.
Speaker 3: A sardine in a can baby two b lead pencil just.
Speaker 2: Straight, so you're just there like Jeeter's on a cross.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she did not sweating, extremely nervous. I just
Speaker 3: had an in and out burger, so my lips were greasy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's my one awkward hug. But no, I kind of
Speaker 3: miss it to me, Ho, do you one?
Speaker 2: Are you the one that instigates it? But every time
Speaker 2: you are yeah.
Speaker 3: I always go hey, I always want my arms out.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, it's funny that you mentioned that, because I
Speaker 2: felt a little bit better about my awkwardness surrounding the hugs.
Speaker 2: After I did this quiz that one of my friends
Speaker 2: set me. It was like, take the love language quiz,
Speaker 2: and so it learns about how you a show love
Speaker 2: and also be how you prefer to receive it. And
Speaker 2: I my love language is acts of service and like gestures.
Speaker 2: So when I read that, I was like, oh, that
Speaker 2: makes sense because when I have my hand injury, one
Speaker 2: of my friends came over and helped me fold my
Speaker 2: washing because I couldn't do that it was too painful,
Speaker 2: and they made dinner for me. I literally cried. I
Speaker 2: was like, oh my god, I feel so love and
Speaker 2: then I was like, yeah, that is my love language.
Speaker 2: So I've got the quiz here. Actually I was going
Speaker 2: to see what yours is, but I'm sensing you just
Speaker 2: a bit of a fiddler.
Speaker 3: Let's be used against me and used to come. Let
Speaker 3: me do it. Let me do the test.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, Jenna, I'll send you the link so you
Speaker 2: can do it along too. I want to know your
Speaker 2: answers as well. All right, So if anyone wants to
Speaker 2: do it, you just look up Sciencefpeople dot com and
Speaker 2: then love Language quiz is Google. You'll be right it's
Speaker 2: by doctor Gary Chapman. Apparently. Okay, so let's pick in.
Speaker 2: I feel loved? When I feel loved?
Speaker 3: When?
Speaker 2: Is the first question? Multi choice? I get a loving,
Speaker 2: hardgo embrace from someone I care about. People show me
Speaker 2: they're thinking about me through gifts, People do things to
Speaker 2: help me. People want to spend time with me. People
Speaker 2: say nice things to me. I'm thinking that's you.
Speaker 3: People say nice things to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you love a good compliment?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: So you want to go that answer?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Look it in Okay, why did you do that? Sound
Speaker 2: of it? That's a tick for like getting something correct?
Speaker 3: Should I make it dramatic?
Speaker 2: No, it's fine to not have a sound effect when
Speaker 2: you are celebrating your birthday, Jenna, how fitting? Which of
Speaker 2: the following sounds best to you? I want everyone in
Speaker 2: my life to write me a special card, a birthday
Speaker 2: gift especially picked out for me, a shoulder rub or massage,
Speaker 2: or hug some people I love. I want someone to
Speaker 2: do all my chores and errands for one week. God,
Speaker 2: imagine that's you for a week and feel bad. No
Speaker 2: one needs to buy me anything. I just want to
Speaker 2: spend time with the people I care about. I think
Speaker 2: that was my answer. That's me actually, yeah, yep, that
Speaker 2: is you don't want to be bought anything.
Speaker 3: I love it, but I'd much rather have have like
Speaker 3: all the people that I love.
Speaker 2: Okay, my ideal day is spending leisurely time with family
Speaker 2: and friends. That's you getting things done or doing a
Speaker 2: special project, having a long, deep conversation with someone I
Speaker 2: care about, getting a massage, or going shopping. What's with
Speaker 2: the massage? They keep coming popping up?
Speaker 3: Well, so that's kind of creepy Epstein love a massage,
Speaker 3: but now that ended in here the first one.
Speaker 2: Spending time with family and friends. Lock it out, it's done.
Speaker 2: Stop with this, No, why are you doing this intense thing?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: No one's winning money. There's nothing on the line here.
Speaker 2: But it's finding out your love language.
Speaker 3: I just want it to be like, who wants to
Speaker 3: be a millionaire?
Speaker 2: Do you have any love themed music?
Speaker 3: I can find some here.
Speaker 2: Okay. I show I appreciate someone by giving them a
Speaker 2: high five, fist bump, or hug. You claim to be
Speaker 2: a hugger, So it could be spending the afternoon with them,
Speaker 2: doing something nice for them, saying nice things to them,
Speaker 2: or buying a token of appreciation. How do you appreciate
Speaker 2: someone or show them appreciate them?
Speaker 3: I buy them something nice.
Speaker 2: You buy them something nice.
Speaker 3: I'd be more inclined to go. You know what, they
Speaker 3: said they wanted this when they last spoke to them.
Speaker 3: I'll get them that. That'll dum up.
Speaker 2: Okay, alright, so buy nice thing. When I have a
Speaker 2: bad day, the thing that would help me the most
Speaker 2: is a big hug, commiserating and talking it through, having
Speaker 2: time with loved one of their friends, having someone make
Speaker 2: me dinner, treating myself to that special item I've always
Speaker 2: wanted that. I'll treat myself every time you have a
Speaker 2: bad day, you treat yourself a lot. Oh, here we go.
Speaker 3: This is nice.
Speaker 2: Actually that should be what you do when we reveal
Speaker 2: your love language.
Speaker 3: Fucking hell, sorry, the timing of a heart attack.
Speaker 2: Would you like to get a copy of them? Oh wait,
Speaker 2: this is him plugging his book. No thanks, Gary, get.
Speaker 3: A copy of it, Gary's best selling novel.
Speaker 2: Okay, we have the result.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: According to Science of People, your love language is quality time.
Speaker 2: Quality time is about spending time together, enjoying each other's company. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thanks Gary for man explaining that to me.
Speaker 3: You can read more about it in chapter seven.
Speaker 2: People who need quality time crave alone time with their
Speaker 2: loved one and want to catch up with them by
Speaker 2: having time alone where they can talk and bond. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the fact that you're unavailable to all your friends proves
Speaker 2: that not just hearing them, not just hearing from them
Speaker 2: or writing to them. You do not feel satisfied or
Speaker 2: happy unless you can be with the person or people
Speaker 2: you love. What discussing.
Speaker 3: I mean with family, yes, but with friends. I can
Speaker 3: go ten years without seeing someone. Yeah, I know this
Speaker 3: is only half right. What are the other options?
Speaker 2: There's physical touch, so showing love through hugging, cuddling, being intimate,
Speaker 2: et cetera. That's what you thought you were going to
Speaker 2: be with music gifts, So it doesn't require large or
Speaker 2: extravagant expensive gifts. It can be notes, CD's flowers or
Speaker 2: leaving a pastry.
Speaker 3: So I think I think that's it. I did the
Speaker 3: test wrong because sometimes hating to leave a little note
Speaker 3: and then he's done it once, I might do it more.
Speaker 3: That's what I like. I think that's really sweet, right, Okay,
Speaker 3: Like my mom on Valentine's Day used to get as
Speaker 3: little darily hearts and put it in our lunch boxes
Speaker 3: and say love you mum, and I thinking that made
Speaker 3: me feel so special.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See, I think that kind of falls under mine as
Speaker 2: well acts of service, as long as it doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be an active service. But if they're just doing
Speaker 2: something to be like, oh I thought of you. I
Speaker 2: wanted to make your life a little bit easier or
Speaker 2: make your day a bit brighter, that's my type.
Speaker 3: You've done this for the podcast, you'll weep?
Speaker 2: Yeah, literally does?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Anyway, acts of service is the other one, and then
Speaker 2: words of affirmation. People who need words of affirmation need
Speaker 2: to hear from the people they love frequently and to
Speaker 2: feel live. See I feel like that's more you. Anyway, Jenny,
Speaker 2: you were doing the quiz over in your computer, doing
Speaker 2: your own answers. What did you get?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't think it's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why, I just don't.
Speaker 1: Why says my love language is words of affirmation?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Stop, Yeah, she certainly doesn't affirm us very much, and
Speaker 2: we don't really do we affirm you much.
Speaker 3: No, that's why she hates her job because we never
Speaker 3: tell her. All right, we'll pull the link up on
Speaker 3: some sort of socials because I mean, I don't think
Speaker 3: that was that bloody google it.
Speaker 2: Love language quiz Gary someone good point? The Science of
Speaker 2: People is the website nice all ready?
Speaker 8: For my?
Speaker 3: Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: What do you got for us this week?
Speaker 3: Bradle you're on mic? Hold on.
Speaker 8: Mic?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 9: Is it just me?
Speaker 3: Are you guys getting the weirdest Instagram sponsored post lately? Oh?
Speaker 2: Like ads?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are you? Yes?
Speaker 1: Yesterday I got one for the new South Wales Police Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I was like, I haven't been looking up anything today.
Speaker 2: They do have some pr work to do, the police
Speaker 2: don't do.
Speaker 3: I've got some weird ones today and I'll scroll up.
Speaker 3: I normally get like, you know, fucking Baker's Delight two
Speaker 3: for one, you know, Olive scrolls with cheese. I'm like, brilliant.
Speaker 3: That's my demo. It's like some Nintendo Switch thing which
Speaker 3: I'm obsessed with. It'll be some I don't know, some
Speaker 3: stupid comedy thing. But today and the last few days
Speaker 3: I got Hotels of North Korea oh sponsored and.
Speaker 2: It can't even go there.
Speaker 4: That's my fucking point.
Speaker 3: Hotels are p youong Yang now available link in bio
Speaker 3: to or order. Also fun fact, do you get a
Speaker 3: sponsored post every three posts now on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Never know, let me look in the feed.
Speaker 3: In the feed, I actually noticed it a lot when
Speaker 3: everyone was posting the black Squares, which I tell yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll talk more on that later.
Speaker 2: But dry July.
Speaker 3: Please not the Tiger demo. Then I got I went one,
Speaker 3: two three. Then I got truddeau kine wage is gone
Speaker 3: thanks to Asos Premiere delivery. It's just a photo of
Speaker 3: this board, just just a normal Instagram photo of a
Speaker 3: gay boy, not even gay. I don't even know. He's
Speaker 3: just smart. It's a selfie.
Speaker 2: What did they put money behind their own posts?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sponsored?
Speaker 3: And I'm getting it. Then I scroll down again and
Speaker 3: I get this Melissa Smith and it's a photo of
Speaker 3: the baby. It's no.
Speaker 2: I think there's something going on there. Surely these people
Speaker 2: aren't actually paying to boost their posts on Instagram and
Speaker 2: it's just serving them to random people. Like that's odd
Speaker 2: because I'm not getting that at all.
Speaker 3: That's why I wanted to ask you, how does it work?
Speaker 3: Do you just can you put back in behind any post?
Speaker 2: I mean, on Facebook it's a lot easier. Some would
Speaker 2: argue that boost singer posts on Facebook isn't overly effective,
Speaker 2: but Instagram I'm not that familiar with it. As I
Speaker 2: get on Instagram are like those come your anxiety with
Speaker 2: this game where you put the little ball and that shit. Yeh,
Speaker 2: like you complete the maze or that shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got that. I get this recurring one on
Speaker 3: TikTok and it's this guy talking to this girl. I
Speaker 3: think it's Japanese and she's like, someone is talking your
Speaker 3: Insta and he's like, oh, no, who you need instracker
Speaker 3: to find out?
Speaker 2: I get that constant either do you have the Insta
Speaker 2: tracer apps or have you had?
Speaker 3: I have had it when I got rid of it
Speaker 3: because it gave me severe crippling depression.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't want to know who's unfollowing me?
Speaker 1: Of course I have it?
Speaker 8: Do you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I know who's unfollowed me, So why unfollow them?
Speaker 2: Why does it bother you?
Speaker 1: Because I don't want to follow someone who's not following me.
Speaker 3: I agree. I lost ten followers on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Really, what did you do?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just checked my followers app and
Speaker 3: since I've had.
Speaker 2: Basically you do have one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I do have one? Did I lie?
Speaker 2: You said?
Speaker 3: No? No?
Speaker 2: Are used to but it's so damaging to the mental
Speaker 2: health that I got rid of it.
Speaker 3: I forgot I have it depression. I'm fine. Four hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty nine followers lost since I got the app.
Speaker 3: That's a fucking lot of people that have just gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you've probably gained some to who your cares
Speaker 2: about that shit I have.
Speaker 3: Ben Porter Photo was the last person to unfollow me. Well,
Speaker 3: guess what, Ben Porter, I think you shot too close
Speaker 3: to the specimen. You're a shit photographer there always said it.
Speaker 2: I think your theory that it's every third post might
Speaker 2: be wrong because I literally can't find one. What have
Speaker 2: I done?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 1: I've got this one a pet safety cart seat.
Speaker 3: Send me the link. Please need one? Definitely, I've got
Speaker 3: one every three posts.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, that's very weird.
Speaker 5: Is that weird? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Look?
Speaker 3: Ready one two three sponsored? What one two three sponsored?
Speaker 2: What the hell? I don't have that at all?
Speaker 3: Oh, I got something wrong.
Speaker 2: I literally can't find any thoughts that oh here at night?
Speaker 2: There we go. Calm are your thoughts racing at night?
Speaker 2: Try calm. It's literally just an animation of keys dangling.
Speaker 2: That is calming. That's beautiful. Anyway, I think that might
Speaker 2: be a little bit tailored to me. But anyway, I'm
Speaker 2: not mad about that.
Speaker 3: I think so too. Instagram, if you're listening, please one
Speaker 3: get rid of the sponsored post and to delete Mitch
Speaker 3: Underscore Chury three underscores official. It's got thirteen followers in
Speaker 3: the cash. The buyer was free money. Just a podcast
Speaker 3: by a couple of midges listening to us on Spotify.
Speaker 2: Pitch follows, so you don't miss a second of this bullshit.
Speaker 2: And if you don't listen on Spotify and you listen
Speaker 2: on Apple, that's fine because you've got an extra capability there.
Speaker 2: You can leave us a review.
Speaker 3: You can't do that on Spotify, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I don't actually know what you can and can't do
Speaker 2: on Spotify because I don't have it. But yeah, we
Speaker 2: kept getting all these people being like, oh, listened on Spotify.
Speaker 2: There's no subscribe button. I was like, oh fine, I'll
Speaker 2: make one that says follow instead. But anyway, if you're
Speaker 2: on Apple, leave as the review. We can't have some
Speaker 2: nice words if you can think of any.
Speaker 3: We cad for everyone. We actually have a review coming
Speaker 3: in from Oh see if I can get this right,
Speaker 3: Scuzzy fourteen. Oh yes, beautiful name I think that's a
Speaker 3: Christian name, they commented. And I think we've had this
Speaker 3: person before. They said, five stars. I love you guys.
Speaker 3: I'm eleven and I love to listen going to bed.
Speaker 3: You were so funny and nice. You should change the
Speaker 3: name of the shows. Is it just me starring Jenna
Speaker 3: and a couple of mitches?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 3: Jenna is better?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 3: And and to enter Mitch is better? And to enter? Nah,
Speaker 3: Jenna is better. She's so funny and innocent.
Speaker 8: I love it.
Speaker 2: Innocent. She's literally over there with a Mini Tasor for
Speaker 2: her own enjoyment.
Speaker 3: She's got nails that could cut through a steel beam.
Speaker 1: I was born with them.
Speaker 2: Sure you were anyway. I do recall us getting a
Speaker 2: review once before that when they went out of their
Speaker 2: way to point out that they were eleven. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: we read it out. Maybe this person's trolling that I'm eleven.
Speaker 3: But you can't write, oh maybe they are.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See that's a very funny in joke, scazy fourteen. If
Speaker 3: that's true.
Speaker 2: If they actually are eleven, that's alarming. If we've got
Speaker 2: multiple eleven year olds this thing, because I don't think
Speaker 2: they're appropriate twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: No, that to make them sick. So I thought maybe
Speaker 3: that was the year old born, and maybe that even.
Speaker 2: I thought maybe the maps, what mean that would make them?
Speaker 2: Would that even make them sick?
Speaker 3: No, it wouldn't. No, it would make them six Yet
Speaker 3: twenty to fourteen, six seven or nineteen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, is that?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, yeah, six quick math.
Speaker 2: Twenty fourteen doesn't feel that long ago at all.
Speaker 3: Twenty fourteen I was in studying Theater School doing the
Speaker 3: Tempest really on Pitt Street.
Speaker 2: What's the Tempest?
Speaker 3: Shakespeare?
Speaker 2: Shakespeare one of his worst I'd do it a fellow do,
Speaker 2: but we adapted it to a modern There were you
Speaker 2: know what theater school.
Speaker 3: Well, no you don't. I can't say that, yes they do.
Speaker 3: Did you get it neither? Yeah, of course I can
Speaker 3: tell you just stand like a nider grad. And they
Speaker 3: were like, we're doing a fellow, which is like traditional
Speaker 3: Shakespeare and like, but in a modern setting. I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: They're like, we're in a Starbucks. It was the dumbest
Speaker 3: thing I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 2: But was it the same language? Like you still spoke really?
Speaker 3: Oh god?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah yeah, we had to do that, but you
Speaker 1: try and modern it up with Hamlet that we were
Speaker 1: on Australian Idol, So that's three witches.
Speaker 3: What the fun with the judges? That's brilliant. You knew
Speaker 3: I should have gone tonight.
Speaker 2: But if you're going to change the setting, shouldn't you
Speaker 2: change the language being used?
Speaker 3: No, you can't, because that's that's blasphemy.
Speaker 2: You can't change pretty blasphemous to make it at Starbucks
Speaker 2: as well, and like pretending like one of the witches
Speaker 2: is marsha hein that's his bloody stupid Let's do Harry
Speaker 2: Potter but instead we're in a submarine. Let's do Twilight,
Speaker 2: but instead we're all dogs.
Speaker 3: Like, No, let's do Titanic, except it's a car that crash.
Speaker 2: It High school musical, except it's nursing home musical. Get
Speaker 2: up your wheelchair? May I have this dance?
Speaker 3: Grease but set in a prison that's horrific.
Speaker 2: Happy Gilmore, but instead of playing golf, he plays bingo.
Speaker 3: Happy Feet, except it's all about sign language.
Speaker 2: What I'm trying to now to think of a movie
Speaker 2: that just completely changes once you can alter the setting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Priscilla Quit of the Desert, but they're in Antarctica.
Speaker 2: The Hunger Games, but instead of fighting to the death.
Speaker 2: They're just sorting it out over an adult discussion.
Speaker 3: It's really annoying.
Speaker 2: Stop whistling, anyway. I think that's enough of that to
Speaker 2: be done. No one's got any other.
Speaker 3: I think of one. When I'm lying in bed tonight,
Speaker 3: I'll kick myself. It'll be hilarious and no one will laugh.
Speaker 2: Anyway. We should move on because I have a phone
Speaker 2: call to make him.
Speaker 3: I'm excited for this.
Speaker 2: Yes, you might have heard that theme music at the
Speaker 2: end of his YouTube videos. All right, Hey, I don't
Speaker 2: know if you call himself a YouTuber these days. That's
Speaker 2: kind of the job title I have cemented with his
Speaker 2: brain in my mind, right, but I don't know what
Speaker 2: he'd be these days. It's kind of across everything facing Yeah. Sure,
Speaker 2: influence a sure, And in fact it was of his tiktoks.
Speaker 2: Like I mentioned that, I have a bone to pick
Speaker 2: with him about. So we're going to dial him up
Speaker 2: now chill. All right, Hey, Comma, I've told him that
Speaker 2: we're calling. It doesn't know what about. Hello, Hi darling,
Speaker 2: it's me, Hi Joe. How are you No, It's so good,
Speaker 2: Thanks for coming on. I'm here too, Yeah, mentioned jener
Speaker 2: here as well.
Speaker 9: Hi everyone, how are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're actually we're recording, by the way, so yeah,
Speaker 2: don't say anything, dumb, you're already on. It's going to
Speaker 2: dial you up.
Speaker 3: He has no idea what he's calling for, does he?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, So it's actually I'm not happy.
Speaker 9: Why what with me?
Speaker 3: Yes, you're in the doghouse all right.
Speaker 2: You've posted a TikTok that I was highly offended by.
Speaker 9: Oh no, which one?
Speaker 2: I've got it here. I'm going to play it for you,
Speaker 2: all right. You guys haven't heard it either, Mitch and
Speaker 2: Dinner first time. You'll know as soon as you hear it.
Speaker 2: Why I'm upset here.
Speaker 4: It is if you well from Australia. We need to
Speaker 4: have an open discussion right now about Red Rooster. But
Speaker 4: how are they still in business? Seriously, which one of
Speaker 4: you works there? You've got to tell us, like, what
Speaker 4: are you doing to make money? How are you making money?
Speaker 4: Because your chicken is.
Speaker 3: You've done fucked up.
Speaker 2: So it kind of cut off at the end there,
Speaker 2: But if it wasn't clear, he was going like a
Speaker 2: vomit sound effect to imply that their chicken is not
Speaker 2: the most glorious thing in the world. What the fuck
Speaker 2: or i'd hate Oh.
Speaker 9: My god, is it not like you honestly, Rain?
Speaker 3: No, No, The thing is I've been here before. I
Speaker 3: shared your opinion when this show started, and I didn't
Speaker 3: really see the love of Red Rooster. But I made
Speaker 3: the error and it really pissed Mitch off.
Speaker 2: So I would like to just draw attention to one thing. Firstly,
Speaker 2: what am I wearing?
Speaker 3: Jenna?
Speaker 2: What can you see right now? Just so exactly, Mitchell?
Speaker 2: What is on the desk in front of you? A
Speaker 2: fresh pair a Red Rothe's socks sent to us because
Speaker 2: of the amount of love we have for Red Resa
Speaker 2: Well I do specifically, why didn't they send me one?
Speaker 2: I've got plenty if you want some? Oh okay, yeah
Speaker 2: can I So I just want to know what's your
Speaker 2: beef with Red Rooster, bra because I feel like they've
Speaker 2: really lifted their game recently, like they're good shit.
Speaker 9: I wouldn't know, because honestly, I don't pay them any attention,
Speaker 9: just like the rest of Australia. Oh, I'm sorry. When
Speaker 9: I literally drive past every Red Rooster, there's never, ever,
Speaker 9: ever a customer insight. I used to work at McDonald's
Speaker 9: before I was Australie's biggscl Amazon. I was, you know,
Speaker 9: in the fast bit industry, and we were actually right
Speaker 9: next to a Red Rooster and we don't think we
Speaker 9: saw one customer in the years that I worked there.
Speaker 9: We thought, how are they stealing business? Like, what are
Speaker 9: they doing? There's got to be something going on there.
Speaker 2: Do you know what they've done? They were ahead of
Speaker 2: their time. They started doing Red Roosa delivery before everyone
Speaker 2: got on board with the Uber eats and macis was
Speaker 2: easily accessible, so they would have been cars filled with
Speaker 2: morons lined up around the street time trying to get macers.
Speaker 2: But people who shop at Red Roosa, they're they're smart.
Speaker 2: They was sitting at home getting it delivered.
Speaker 3: You see.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 9: No, see, I think that speculation. You've got no proof
Speaker 9: of that. I'm sorry, I'm not that as an argument.
Speaker 9: You can bring me statistics from Red Rooster. It's just
Speaker 9: how many people delivered. This is how we stand in business.
Speaker 9: I mean, if you go and check the comments of
Speaker 9: that fixed off you can see that Australia, most of
Speaker 9: Australia agrees with me. There's about three comments on there,
Speaker 9: one from you Mitchell, and the rest of them are like,
Speaker 9: it's got to be a scam. What's going on? Like
Speaker 9: how are they making money? And I remember as a child,
Speaker 9: I think it all went down to them. You know what,
Speaker 9: I actually know what it is. It all went down
Speaker 9: to them when they stopped serving the blue pop tops
Speaker 9: with their kids' meals.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know exactly what you mean.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And from that moment forward, kids everywhere when naps, we're
Speaker 9: going to macs because they've got more range and they
Speaker 9: don't have the cool drinks, and then more they only
Speaker 9: have orange juice and apple juice. I would have want
Speaker 9: that when I can go and get a sprite. And
Speaker 9: I think that that generation now less. Red Rooster in
Speaker 9: the dark. And you know what, it's probably just because
Speaker 9: you were from bogan Gate and you didn't realize it.
Speaker 2: Honestly, in the country, Red Rooster is considered on par
Speaker 2: with all the other fast food like KFC, Machas and
Speaker 2: Red Rooster are the same in terms of like hierarchy.
Speaker 2: It's hungry jacks, it's down low. It's only when I
Speaker 2: moved to the city that I realized there's some sort
Speaker 2: of snobbery about it. But here's the thing, where are adults.
Speaker 2: Now forget your fucking blue popper, honey, because here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I've recently took one of my KFC loving friends to
Speaker 2: Red Rooster and they had it, and they said, I
Speaker 2: feel less disgusting after eating this. You know, when you
Speaker 2: have KC you feel all greasy and your paws are
Speaker 2: fucked and you feel guilty. There's no guilt with Red Rooster.
Speaker 2: There's something about it just feels cleaner, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: What's funny is I absolutely agree with the KFC thing.
Speaker 9: I feel like you get so hyped up for KFC
Speaker 9: and you're like, yes, I'm gonna have KFC, Like this
Speaker 9: is something that I never really have very often. But
Speaker 9: when I have KFC, I'm like, here we go, girls, wrong,
Speaker 9: come on, let's hull kit and kaboodle. And then you
Speaker 9: have it and you go, oh wish.
Speaker 3: I went to macas I regret Are you being paid
Speaker 3: by macis? There's a lot of macers praise.
Speaker 9: I was paid by macis for many years, but then
Speaker 9: I got a real job.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: We were actually just saying before we got you on
Speaker 2: the phone, I said, I was about to introduce you
Speaker 2: as a YouTuber, all right, hey, But then I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's probably not his main game anymore. Like, what would
Speaker 2: you call yourself?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: Wait, just a glamazonj.
Speaker 2: Glamizon, you DJ you obviously post drug videos everywhere, drag
Speaker 2: queen exactly. So I think Glamazon just sums it up, right.
Speaker 9: I think you know that I have never wanted to
Speaker 9: be put in a box, and so my career has
Speaker 9: literally been every aspect of the entertainment industry that you
Speaker 9: can think of. I've got my comedy shows coming up.
Speaker 9: I'm apparently a comedian.
Speaker 2: Now, oh yeah, you have to postpone them, right.
Speaker 9: I know, because of miss Rona. She's come into the
Speaker 9: building and stolen all the VIP tickets. So I'm hoping
Speaker 9: I'm hoping to see a few of you there. You're
Speaker 9: going to come along to the show I was planning to.
Speaker 2: I remember, I was going to buy tickets with one
Speaker 2: of my friends and then the whole Rona thing happened.
Speaker 2: So when's it happening?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 9: Excuse me? The show's actually sold out before Rona happened.
Speaker 9: But yes, okay, I'll give you that. I wanted to
Speaker 9: see Jenna there though, because I need to see these
Speaker 9: cat claws in real life.
Speaker 3: Yes, No, if you haven't booked security yet, you can
Speaker 3: hire Jenna. She's brilliant. Just stands at the door and
Speaker 3: scratch all the late the late comers.
Speaker 2: Do you have any date for the shows?
Speaker 9: We do, but I'm just not announcing that just yet.
Speaker 9: I don't know whether we're going to have a second
Speaker 9: wave or anything like that. Yeah, Dave locked in. They're
Speaker 9: going to go ahead if everything goes according to plan.
Speaker 3: Well, why don't we because you know Red Rooster big
Speaker 3: fans of this show. They've actually sent us a couple
Speaker 3: of gift cards, right, we have some lie.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, we've got vouchers to give away.
Speaker 3: Why don't we send one? All right, Hayes Way, and
Speaker 3: we get him to review it on his story, have
Speaker 3: a review and he doesn't have to. If you want
Speaker 3: it to be public, you can make it public or
Speaker 3: you can make a follow up TikTok. I'm sure the
Speaker 3: haters will love it. Eating a half chicken roll? Is
Speaker 3: that what's called carter chicken roll? Half chicken roll?
Speaker 2: It's a rooster roos eating a rooster roll.
Speaker 3: We'll pay for it. You don't have to pay for
Speaker 3: a cent. Would you eat it? And would you do
Speaker 3: an official review.
Speaker 9: So you had me at free too.
Speaker 8: In the world.
Speaker 9: As I said, I'm getting it for free.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Matt and I that's his real name. We went to
Speaker 2: Katie Perry's witness to us. So I know for a
Speaker 2: fact you are a sucker for an underdog. So I'm
Speaker 2: thinking you will frothfread Reesa and you, like me, will
Speaker 2: be telling everyone it's fucking underrated. You guys don't know
Speaker 2: what you're missing out on.
Speaker 9: Okay, look, I'm going to have to turn this into
Speaker 9: a whole Facebook video like it's going to be a
Speaker 9: whole a production for this. But you give me that boucher.
Speaker 9: I'm going to go document my entire experience and I'll
Speaker 9: come back to you a s A P with the results.
Speaker 3: All I want to add is you need to try
Speaker 3: the pineapple for it to trust me. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that will change your life. Just get
Speaker 3: one with your chicken, all right, I'll do it.
Speaker 9: Then you give me whatever you want me to try
Speaker 9: that you think will change my mind.
Speaker 2: I'll come with your babe. Because we used to do
Speaker 2: YouTube collabs back in the day. I'll go check out
Speaker 2: part two on his channel. All that shit. So it's
Speaker 2: been a while. We'll have to dust off the old
Speaker 2: vlogging camera.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Absolutely. I don't even know where.
Speaker 3: Mine is general, and I can just fucking sit it high.
Speaker 2: I saw I saw a post of yours, Matt the
Speaker 2: other day where you were like, three years ago I
Speaker 2: hit eighty thousand subscribers on YouTube, and then you were like,
Speaker 2: and now I've got seventy nine thousand, thanks for unsubsiding
Speaker 2: your fuck. Do you think that YouTube's dead?
Speaker 9: I think it's dead for certain people. I think it's
Speaker 9: booming for others. I think that there are a lot
Speaker 9: of us who have been absolutely left in the dust
Speaker 9: when it comes to YouTube, but there are people absolutely
Speaker 9: killing it. I think they're really focusing on making it
Speaker 9: a kid friendly platform to with Netflix Kids, and so
Speaker 9: that's kind of the route they're going down, and they
Speaker 9: want it to be a lot like cleaner, And so
Speaker 9: for me it was hard to you know, because I've
Speaker 9: got to look at it from a job perspective. If
Speaker 9: that's not paying my bills, I can't afford to make
Speaker 9: YouTube videos anymore, especially.
Speaker 2: If you're trying to make them really like kid friendly.
Speaker 2: Every time I upload something now for my work, it
Speaker 2: makes you tick all these specifics. It's like, oh, does
Speaker 2: this contain light profanities? Is it suitable for children? You
Speaker 2: have to go through all these things that you wouldn't
Speaker 2: have to do on any other platform.
Speaker 9: And you know, as a creator and you want creative
Speaker 9: control of everything, you don't want to be limited to
Speaker 9: their rules and sort of things like that. So I
Speaker 9: just decided to say, you know what, no more YouTube,
Speaker 9: Let's go to Facebook. Facebook's awesome. It's so much easier
Speaker 9: for more people to see my things, It's so much
Speaker 9: easier for people to enjoy the content. And yeah, it's
Speaker 9: been the best decision I've made. So you can find
Speaker 9: me on Facebook now. Everyone listening, thank you?
Speaker 3: So yeah said get a done? All right?
Speaker 2: Hey, whatever works for you. You're also on TikTok. Of course,
Speaker 2: that's where I saw the offensive one. Can I just ask,
Speaker 2: how the fuck did you get a blue tick? Because
Speaker 2: no offense. I've got more followers than you.
Speaker 9: You know what's funny is I don't actually know. One day,
Speaker 9: I just work out and it was ticked blue. And
Speaker 9: I think it comes down to the fact that TikTok
Speaker 9: and Instagram are competing, and I think I've worked out
Speaker 9: a little scam with TikTok, and it's if you have
Speaker 9: followers on other platforms and you link it to your TikTok, TikTok,
Speaker 9: TikTok actually recognizes that and will bump you up in
Speaker 9: the algorithm. Im because I've grown. I just hit fifty
Speaker 9: k and I've been on at the hot second and
Speaker 9: that's more than my Instagram now. And I think that's
Speaker 9: TikTok player of saying, you know, use our platform instead
Speaker 9: of instead of the other ones, that.
Speaker 2: We're right, So you do not have the blue tick
Speaker 2: on Instagram?
Speaker 9: No, you know what. I've been in cohoots with them
Speaker 9: for so long trying to get it, and I eventually
Speaker 9: it was actually good having the blue tick on TikTok
Speaker 9: because I actually went to Instagram and said, hi, motherfuckers,
Speaker 9: look what they did. Yeah, they got it done for
Speaker 9: me quick start. I didn't even have to ask. It's
Speaker 9: just with Instagram though, it's just because I don't use
Speaker 9: my real name on social media. I go by all
Speaker 9: Right hay and obviously that's all Right Hayes not on
Speaker 9: my driver's license.
Speaker 2: Oh but like, hello, does Lady Gaga have like Stephanie
Speaker 2: on her Instagram. There's a blue tick there.
Speaker 9: I've given them all these arguments and more love. They're
Speaker 9: not budging, so I've just accepted the fact that I
Speaker 9: won't be having a blue tick.
Speaker 2: On Instagram spewing. Well anyway, all right, Hayes, where you
Speaker 2: can stalk him. Like I mentioned once mths Rohner has
Speaker 2: well and truly fucked off. We'll have our red breaster
Speaker 2: feed and we'll have to get you in the studio
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, absolutely, I'm excited to be back. I haven't
Speaker 9: been to the new studio yet.
Speaker 3: It looked very last it's very fancy.
Speaker 9: You'll love it right up my alley.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, darl and we'll catch you soon, all right,
Speaker 2: love you n leave the girls, all right. I forgive,
Speaker 2: but I never forget. Don't have a bag read Ruth
Speaker 2: through a game by bye. Fine, you didn't even remember
Speaker 2: their happy Birthday dinner, so rude.
Speaker 3: Boston and we ended nicely. But there's a real fuck
Speaker 3: stick that one.
Speaker 2: You've definitely hung up right.
Speaker 3: Oh she's still there now, he's right, he was good.
Speaker 3: All right, we have to send him out that voucher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll make it happen.
Speaker 3: Well, what a pleasure. Of a show sort of running
Speaker 3: bit overtime. It was a big one. Thank you to Georgie.
Speaker 3: What's her hashtag again?
Speaker 2: It's at get Baked with Georgie on Instagram. There's also
Speaker 2: a Facebook page as well.
Speaker 3: Lovely give her a follow, give her a like? Can
Speaker 3: you subscribe from out of a YouTube channel making the cookies?
Speaker 3: Who knows? Anyway, she probably would have mentioned it.
Speaker 2: I think these things are okay to say, is thoughts Dalan?
Speaker 3: Just like just tyrat?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, doesn't Happy birthday Jenna, Thank you, we love you.
Speaker 3: We've given you a card. Open that in your own.
Speaker 2: Having another cookie? Sorry, I know that yours, but fucking.
Speaker 3: Chuck me when I have one. We'll see you back
Speaker 3: next week. Not quoe, Sure, what's happening? Which one do
Speaker 3: we have on? You know it's not probably some sort
Speaker 3: of slow guest or some super international stuff. We're going
Speaker 3: to end it with a good friend of the show,
Speaker 3: Take it away down, whither you go a breakway.
Speaker 8: Here wanting to say happy birthday to ground Keeper Jenna.
Speaker 8: I assume your name is ground that's really nice name,
Speaker 8: ground keeper Jenna. Anyway, Happy birthday from Daryl of Corefield.
Speaker 2: You assume wrong. Dads. I assume your name's Brown. I'm
Speaker 2: not even a good dad joke anyway, terrible, all right,
Speaker 2: see next week, Thanks for listening, guys. See yeah, welcome,
Speaker 2: I know, sorry, Welcome to a d DE brief. The
Speaker 2: bonus bit on the end where we aren't really required
Speaker 2: to focus. That's why we call that we have a
Speaker 2: debrief and we have well I have a d D.
Speaker 2: So it's a good opportunity to just switch to my
Speaker 2: brain off. Don't have to bother trying to concentrate now.
Speaker 3: And I'm undiagnosed. I lent on the button on it
Speaker 3: with my elbow. Live tweeting is open. I think we're
Speaker 3: having some technical and we are. We trades cookies are
Speaker 3: good trends saying we have some technical difficulties. But you
Speaker 3: can tweet through the sheld anytime gives a call these
Speaker 3: fucking cookies, I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: What we call them. Sorry, this is not good content.
Speaker 3: Terrible radio Jenna. We did give you a card earlier on,
Speaker 3: so why don't you go ahead and open.
Speaker 2: The very rude you meant to open the card first.
Speaker 2: You don't wait.
Speaker 3: Your language is quickly being a cunt joking.
Speaker 1: Read it out the front says, on your hundredth birthday,
Speaker 1: straight joy, that's a cup of tea.
Speaker 2: I actually asked Mitch to get one hundred and something,
Speaker 2: but apparently birthday cards ended one hundred. I've just googled
Speaker 2: the oldest the world's oldest person one and twenty two.
Speaker 2: What a miserable twenty two years? So they got no cards?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Fuck that?
Speaker 2: What it would have mean? Some generic rubbish.
Speaker 3: It's one hundred years old? On that that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Jenna here, would you want us to read the
Speaker 2: card out?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Please? So can you crank that old birthday music?
Speaker 3: I'm gotting it now into a long lot of effort
Speaker 3: to make it.
Speaker 2: Lady Jenner, how fair is the Sucheth wishing vinst are
Speaker 2: most quaint and blessed annual birth festivities. It is our
Speaker 2: fervent hope that Vinst enjoys a jolly good sponge and
Speaker 2: a warm worm and a warm berghemot on this one
Speaker 2: hundredth eve, bestowing a god ye goodmorrow full of grace,
Speaker 2: thanks be to the Church. One necessaries are embarked. Farewell
Speaker 2: are you? Mitch and Mitcheth?
Speaker 3: Absolutely beautiful?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we.
Speaker 3: Actually have never got to the end of this song.
Speaker 3: So this, this recording was from your birthday. What year,
Speaker 3: yester year?
Speaker 1: What was it, seventeen Jenna, seventeen twenty.
Speaker 3: This is a live recording. Actually you're on the stage,
Speaker 3: they're all Wavy Duke was there. You were killed that
Speaker 3: it was horrific.
Speaker 2: That's the audio now more than ever you needed to
Speaker 2: lead the gun sound effect.
Speaker 3: Sorry, actually no, it is right now, will it's not
Speaker 3: funn I shouldn't playing gunshot sound effects everything that's going
Speaker 3: on in the world.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that's what I meant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh there you go, picked up on it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: actually we should talk about that because that was not
Speaker 3: a joke in reference to that at all. But there's
Speaker 3: a lot happening right around the world and it's sort
Speaker 3: of affecting Australia now, which I think it's great. I
Speaker 3: think it's really good.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because you say it's affecting Australia now,
Speaker 2: but it's actually always been.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: So let's just say, for instance, aake, someone is listening
Speaker 2: to these podcast in like two years time, can you
Speaker 2: just give context of where we're at in terms of
Speaker 2: world news right now.
Speaker 3: Well, obviously the horrendous killing of George Floyd. I'm getting
Speaker 3: that right. Yeah, George Floyd in Minnesota and he was
Speaker 3: killed by a white police officer. And now we're up
Speaker 3: to like day six of riots and peaceful protests. I
Speaker 3: should probably say they're not riots.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's sparked a lot of we wont put up
Speaker 2: with this shit anymore, and rightly so. And he is
Speaker 2: an in gym on the fly either just me or
Speaker 2: did you feel very guilty for being unaware of the
Speaker 2: situation in Australia, Yeah, because it's kind of what happened
Speaker 2: in the US. What is happening in the US, I
Speaker 2: should say, yeah, has everyone a lot of media in Australia.
Speaker 2: It's been a good opportunity to be like, oh, by
Speaker 2: the way, this has been happening to Indigenous Australians for
Speaker 2: a long time, unfair treatment by police officers. I've been, yeah,
Speaker 2: consuming a lot of media around it because I was
Speaker 2: just like, holy shit, I had well, I mean I knew.
Speaker 2: I think everyone kind of knew, but we just never
Speaker 2: it was not really spoken about.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing though, and it's hard and who are
Speaker 3: we three white, very privileged young people I know to
Speaker 3: talk on the topic.
Speaker 2: Do you know, hold on, I'm gonna find friend of
Speaker 2: the show, Nick Kelly Love. He put something on Twitter
Speaker 2: that kind of really summed up like what my thoughts
Speaker 2: have been recently, because I know that you do on
Speaker 2: the flight. Is it just me? Or do you just
Speaker 2: not know what to do to help? Like you feel
Speaker 2: like you should do something, but it's like is that
Speaker 2: my place?
Speaker 9: What do I do?
Speaker 3: I also feel like there's a lot of pent up
Speaker 3: guilt from me. Yes, but I haven't done enough. But
Speaker 3: no one wants to hear about my body white guilt.
Speaker 3: It's not my time to vent and get it off est.
Speaker 1: I think also it's important that we don't stop talking
Speaker 1: about this once it stops trending. It's an issue that
Speaker 1: is ongoing and has to be addressed and acknowledged. And
Speaker 1: it's not just for the likes and all that. It's
Speaker 1: a systemic issue that needs changing.
Speaker 2: So Nick wrote, I feel so exceptionally helpless. My natural
Speaker 2: instinct is to listen actively, to learn, to amplify black voices,
Speaker 2: shut the fuck up, and learn. But it's not enough.
Speaker 2: All I want to do is my bit, but I
Speaker 2: don't know what is the most effective and meaningful contribution.
Speaker 2: I can make. I've donated, I'm learning and sharing what
Speaker 2: I learn, but I'm so conscious of drowning out black
Speaker 2: voices and the people we learn we should be learning
Speaker 2: from and acting on the learnings. And then I feel
Speaker 2: so fucking selfish for even thinking all this, because it's
Speaker 2: not about me. I just want to contribute meaningfully, and
Speaker 2: I want to learn so much. I just hope my
Speaker 2: tiny contribute and it is meaningful, which is kind of
Speaker 2: where I'm at. I'm like, oh, like, I don't just
Speaker 2: want to post a bloody black square on my Instagram.
Speaker 2: I've donated and I'm planning to attend the protests in
Speaker 2: Sydney on Saturday for Black Lives Matter. But yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: just like, is that enough like to feel?
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: I think it's all about also acknowledging that it's a problem.
Speaker 2: And like I said, I wasn't aware of the I
Speaker 2: A lot of people shy away and get scared, and
Speaker 2: I was definitely in that bucket for a while, like
Speaker 2: especially in high school, especially living in the Shire, which
Speaker 2: is so so it's so sheltered, there's such a bubble
Speaker 2: and it's so white, it's such old money, and it
Speaker 2: really is a breeding ground for a lot of racism.
Speaker 3: It's horrific to go to school in the Shire for
Speaker 3: anything but straight and white. Really it is, and that
Speaker 3: is the way a lot of us are brought up.
Speaker 3: So I've had all this shame and guild about talking
Speaker 3: about it, but I think you're right. You have to
Speaker 3: and you have to keep talking about it. We can't
Speaker 3: just do this episode on it and then you know,
Speaker 3: not talk about it until there's another killing, you.
Speaker 2: Know, Yeah, yeah, I know. It's one of those things
Speaker 2: that I'm like, oh God, I don't want to say
Speaker 2: the wrong thing, don't want to listen back to this
Speaker 2: and be like, oh I should have you know, given
Speaker 2: out links to donut or something. Yes, it's a tricky one,
Speaker 2: but you know they've been saying amplify, amplify black voices
Speaker 2: and something people can do. Hell, I might actually post
Speaker 2: it on our Facebook because one of the Studio ten
Speaker 2: panelists they've got on there now is no RelA Jacobs.
Speaker 2: She's Indigenous and also LGBT.
Speaker 3: She I love that.
Speaker 2: So she did a big backstory on Studio ten about
Speaker 2: lots of Indigenous Indigenous deaths in custody in Australia and
Speaker 2: a lot of them are like unsolved, and a lot
Speaker 2: of them just been like, oh well, not guilty, even
Speaker 2: though it's really sus I actually watched a documentary the
Speaker 2: other day. It's called what was it? The Tall Man?
Speaker 2: It was about Indigenous death in custody and I'm not
Speaker 2: something about it since it's so for long. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: remember it. I might actually share that on Facebook Nomela
Speaker 2: Jacob's talking on Studio ten, because that was a good
Speaker 2: insight from her.
Speaker 3: Well, there was a Royal commission into Indigenous deaths in
Speaker 3: custody in Australia like nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nineteen ninety one, nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 3: And it has only gotten worse since then. There's been something.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get my facts wrong, but it's almost like
Speaker 3: upwards of five hundred deaths since the inquest happened, which
Speaker 3: is horrendous. That's meant to stop those times.
Speaker 1: Only two officers have been charged for the real those
Speaker 1: dance And I remember when I was living in Melbourne
Speaker 1: there was an Indigenous woman who was killed by the
Speaker 1: police on a tram. She'd fallen asleep, she'd been on
Speaker 1: a long journey.
Speaker 2: I think I read about that recently and.
Speaker 1: The police assumed, you know, that she was drunk and
Speaker 1: disorderly and all that when she was simply just sleeping.
Speaker 1: And her daughter was actually on the project recently talking
Speaker 1: about it, and they asked her, do you think this
Speaker 1: same treatment would have happened if she was white? And
Speaker 1: the daughter was like, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: Can you go what's their name?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me just get that up.
Speaker 3: Yes, of course they wouldn't. That's the thing, Like we
Speaker 3: go out and like, I'm not scared to walk through
Speaker 3: the middle of the night at midnight like on my own,
Speaker 3: but people of color can be because they are just
Speaker 3: so much more inclined to, you know, involved in those
Speaker 3: kinds of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it's it's it's weird because I went
Speaker 2: to a boarding school in the country and there were
Speaker 2: lots of indigenous people at the school, and I never
Speaker 2: ever thought to ask them, Hey, are you more frightened
Speaker 2: to walk down the street than I am? It's it's yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it feels shit that that thought never crossed my mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree. Anyway, all we can do is continue
Speaker 3: to voice it and continue to talk about it. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I should say, and donate. So I've donated to like
Speaker 3: four different charities The Minnesota Freedom Fund was the first
Speaker 3: one I donated to, which is like paying for people
Speaker 3: who are being arrested in the protests in the US.
Speaker 3: It's paying for their bailout. And then I can't remember
Speaker 3: that the young boy who was like arrested the other day.
Speaker 3: Did you see that the Indian is Australian the police officer, Yeah, today, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, Like that was horrific, And I hate that
Speaker 1: people are saying, Oh, but did you hear the things
Speaker 1: that he was saying to the police officer. There's no
Speaker 1: excuse to physically abuse somebody.
Speaker 3: Also, the police commissioner came out today and said that
Speaker 3: police officer was having a bad day.
Speaker 1: And that that society doesn't want to see him.
Speaker 3: Correct. But the stupid thing is I had a bad
Speaker 3: day yesterday and like I just looked in had a
Speaker 3: fucking bag of chips. Like I didn't, I didn't push
Speaker 3: a child onto the ground. Yeah, like that's not an
Speaker 3: excuse for any form of violence and brutality. It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: And that woman's name is Tenure Day. Yeah she died
Speaker 1: seventeen days after falling asleep on a train. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's really it's horrific. And she was doing absolutely nothing wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and she didn't resist or anything. She was just and
Speaker 1: apparently there were others on that tram who were sleeping
Speaker 1: as well, white people and they were just laid off,
Speaker 1: which is pathetic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no good anyway, Look, it's hard, and like I
Speaker 3: said this, I still feel like I'm going to say
Speaker 3: something wrong and like I feel like I'm treading on ehls.
Speaker 3: But that shouldn't be the case. We should be able
Speaker 3: to talk about it openly and freely.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put that Nerelda Jacob's thing from thredeo ten
Speaker 2: on our Facebook page. Couple of mitches. We'll put some
Speaker 2: links there as well for some of the places we've
Speaker 2: donated with other people as well. But yeah, I've still
Speaker 2: got this feeling around like, oh is it enough like
Speaker 2: I've donated, I'm going to share stuff I'm going to
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just feel like, oh, I literally don't know what
Speaker 2: to do. I have toy and help fix that being
Speaker 2: you know you know what.
Speaker 3: I think the key is educating yourselves, not you, which
Speaker 3: I have no I agree. I felt the same on Monday,
Speaker 3: and I'm like shit, so I literally sat in bed
Speaker 3: when I finished work at midnight and I was just
Speaker 3: reading and getting the stats, which absolutely blew my mind.
Speaker 2: To the tall man it with a full on documentary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's one on Netflix. Oh my god, I don't
Speaker 3: know what it's called. I'm going to get it quickly.
Speaker 3: It's on Netflix and it blew my mind. Thirteenth It's
Speaker 3: called The Thirteenth on Netflix. Go watch that with it
Speaker 3: about it's about how am I going to say this?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: It's about police brutality.
Speaker 2: And the lives that is it American?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, the Black Americans face and the brutality that they
Speaker 3: face and have faced four years. People. You know, a
Speaker 3: lot of people say slavery is over and great, you
Speaker 3: know we've done our thing. We have not done our thing.
Speaker 3: You know, slavery ending is not even a quarter of
Speaker 3: the lives of the history of black people, Like they've
Speaker 3: been enslaved the majority of their existence. Horrific.
Speaker 2: I've been putting a lot more of my focus on
Speaker 2: the Indigenous Australian perspective because, yeah, obviously the stuff happening
Speaker 2: in America is all over TV and nightfully so like
Speaker 2: it's unfolding now, it's breaking news. Whatever but yeah, I've
Speaker 2: been really surprised that the lack of coverage around Indigenous
Speaker 2: Australians with like I said, I'll share the studio attend thing.
Speaker 1: And another interesting fact I've read today was that Indigenous Australians,
Speaker 1: more Indigenous Australians are in custody than anywhere else in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Really, yes, And the thing is they make up
Speaker 3: oh I'm going to butcher it again, but say seven
Speaker 3: percent of the whole population, but they make up over
Speaker 3: thirty percent of the incarcerated population, which is which ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeap, shouldn't be that way exactly. And I think it's
Speaker 1: important to talk about these issues and just acknowledge that
Speaker 1: it's happening. Yeah, I know that today. Well recently on
Speaker 1: Jones and Amanda. Amanda did a video about it, just
Speaker 1: saying what she thought about it, and there was a
Speaker 1: lot of backlash from the WSFM community, who it's mainly
Speaker 1: consisting of over.
Speaker 2: Sixties, wealthy, white privilege people.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I think it's you know, the COT like
Speaker 1: what constant all lives matter.
Speaker 2: Insteads Yes, and.
Speaker 1: You know, government payouts and all that, and it's just
Speaker 1: so ingrained in their mind, this racism.
Speaker 3: It's a real cultural issue in Australia that they.
Speaker 1: Don't even realize they're being racist and that's just how
Speaker 1: they are. But the thing is, it's about acknowledging that,
Speaker 1: you know, they are disadvantaged and the only way to
Speaker 1: move forward is to look back at what we've done,
Speaker 1: the stolen generation and everything, and you know, acknowledging that
Speaker 1: that happened. I think it's all about acknowledgment.
Speaker 2: I saw it think the other day that was like,
Speaker 2: it's not about it's not like you know, us three
Speaker 2: have changed their minds and gone, Okay, we won't be
Speaker 2: racist anymore, because like none of us were racist or
Speaker 2: are racist. But I saw a thing that when my
Speaker 2: headphone fell out. Shit, I saw a thing the other
Speaker 2: day that was like, oh, it's not about being not racist,
Speaker 2: it's about being anti racist, so like calling out people
Speaker 2: for inappropriate jokes and stuff. And I'm like, that's a
Speaker 2: good point actually, because just like ignoring and being like, oh,
Speaker 2: well I didn't say the inappropriate joke, so it's fine. Yeah,
Speaker 2: is especially now no longer enough. So I guess that
Speaker 2: it's good things have come of this. I suppose that.
Speaker 3: And I think the big thing is ignorance plays a
Speaker 3: massive part. If you don't want to learn, that's on
Speaker 3: you and stay ignorant. But if you want to learn
Speaker 3: and educate yourself, I think you that's the most important thing.
Speaker 3: Sit down, take some time out of your day to
Speaker 3: educate yourselves on everything happening in your own country, in
Speaker 3: your own suburb. I mean, that poor boy that was
Speaker 3: attacked by the police happened in Marubra, which is ten
Speaker 3: minutes fromhere I live, like I would not have known
Speaker 3: about that otherwise it wasn't exactly, So do yourself a
Speaker 3: favor and educate because it's it's how we're going to
Speaker 3: get through this, I think. But then again I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all about empathy.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's very tricky to try and segway from this
Speaker 2: into something else, it really is. We can just end
Speaker 2: the show here, I suppose we could.
Speaker 3: There's a time and the place. Oh my god, that liner,
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to link that too as well as
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 3: That's not that's fine.
Speaker 2: People are setting shit on fire in the US, so okay,
Speaker 2: we were talking about tas before as well. Don't link
Speaker 2: everything I do back, No, No, that was that was
Speaker 2: me actually, I think I brought up that it's a Tata.
Speaker 1: It's actually.
Speaker 2: Just suddenly everything feels in appropriately.
Speaker 3: It really does. We need to stick clear? Well, what
Speaker 3: can we do?
Speaker 2: God, Mitchell, your fat I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to lighten the mood.
Speaker 3: Discriminate against me. I'm fine with the bloody hell. Well,
Speaker 3: we should win and with a high. I don't know
Speaker 3: what should we do. The one thing I do know
Speaker 3: is that the phone lines right, guys, you can call
Speaker 3: through any time eight at eight ninety six four three
Speaker 3: nine two oh one six two eight nine four.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have had that second cookie. It's given me
Speaker 2: that sugar headache.
Speaker 3: Yeah see that's about my fourth that I'll get what.
Speaker 3: My body's becoming quite accustomed to the sugar rush. I
Speaker 3: had a coke at eleven o'clock last night, and then
Speaker 3: by two am I couldn't sleep. I'm like, what have
Speaker 3: I done? You had a fucking full, strange coco idiot.
Speaker 2: The coke doesn'tly work for me, like in terms of
Speaker 2: making me.
Speaker 3: Up, No, yeah, I feel you. I'm more of a
Speaker 3: I'm a coffee. I have to have three shots of
Speaker 3: coffee to really wake up in the morning.
Speaker 2: God, yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Why becoming a problem? I think I've just like become
Speaker 3: accustomed to it. I really need the coffee.
Speaker 2: I mean I technically have three shots, but they're all
Speaker 2: separate coffee, So throughout the morning, I have one when
Speaker 2: I get here at five thirty, and then I have
Speaker 2: another one. I go up to the roof at like
Speaker 2: maybe six forty, and then I'll go I'm up again
Speaker 2: at eight thirty. I mean, it's bloody on tap for free.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't I have as much coffee as I can get?
Speaker 3: Very true? Do you get tempted to have a like
Speaker 3: a smoke when you're up there with like kJ.
Speaker 2: And no, it's something. I mean, I will confess. When
Speaker 2: I'm drunk at a club, I suddenly really crave them.
Speaker 2: I go to the smokers area, I'm like yeah, and
Speaker 2: like so yeah, that's the only time I really crave them.
Speaker 2: But daytime smoking, especially in summer, it makes me feel
Speaker 2: ill when I see people smoking, because I don't think
Speaker 2: i've I don't remember the last time I had a
Speaker 2: cigarette while sober, like it it's something about me being
Speaker 2: drunk and I'm like, oh, yeah, that'll be complimenting it well,
Speaker 2: but then I always regret it the next day because
Speaker 2: my throat's all croaky and like, yeah, and my hair
Speaker 2: smells of cigarettes. Like it's never ever a good decision
Speaker 2: and it always feels like a good idea at the time.
Speaker 3: Then you scratch your face like three days later and
Speaker 3: your fingers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like what the fuck? Yeah, I always always regret it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, every time I see someone, especially in summer,
Speaker 2: like if I'm driving home and I see someone on
Speaker 2: a forty dego day, see any of your stop smoking,
Speaker 2: I literally want to vombit because the idea of that
Speaker 2: is just so fucked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree. I hates the inside of your body.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I seem to recall sober cigarettes. They give
Speaker 2: you like a weird head spin and you're like, I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh god, I've got to sit down because I'm already drunk.
Speaker 2: It's kind of my head spinning already. So like you
Speaker 2: don't feel it. They yeah, anyway, I don't recommend it.
Speaker 3: No, I feel like I actually feel my arteries just closing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: cigarette when I'm sober, when I'm drunk, nothing, I just
Speaker 3: like you chobout like a seagull at apart, but like,
Speaker 3: when I'm sober, can't do it. Jenna, do you like smoking?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Have you ever had one?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Just checking.
Speaker 2: Jenna and I went to Amsterdam.
Speaker 3: Stays in Amsterdam.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's really all there is to it. We
Speaker 2: just smoked a lot of weird holy ship on a
Speaker 2: boat and that's Oh my god, Amsterdam.
Speaker 3: Did you get lost? No, we just what happened. We tried.
Speaker 2: We went to one of the coffee shops over there.
Speaker 2: We just code for weed shop and it's totally legal,
Speaker 2: and we tried. We got some edibles, had some brownies,
Speaker 2: and we went back to the hotel room and we
Speaker 2: were convinced that we couldn't feel it. We're like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's nothing. And then I went to the bathroom and
Speaker 2: I was like, girls, I think I'm feeling it. And
Speaker 2: then as I walked past, Jenna was lying down on
Speaker 2: her motel room bed and I walked past the into
Speaker 2: the bed and accidentally knocked her foot and she just goes, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm definitely feeling it because that touch would have just
Speaker 2: felt so different because of her brains, and yeah, she
Speaker 2: was just like oh. And then we got up and
Speaker 2: then we were like wandering around Amsterdam, just like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, we are off our tits. And then we
Speaker 2: remembered that we booked this canal cruise and so we're
Speaker 2: just cooked this shit on this boat and there's all
Speaker 2: these couples dressed up having a lovely time. We're just like,
Speaker 2: holy fun.
Speaker 1: And they're going through like Amsterdam history and I'm sitting
Speaker 1: there like.
Speaker 3: There's some Italian man with a bare ray on. He's
Speaker 3: got a striped shirt. My memories just go.
Speaker 1: Back to that bed. And then we're on that boat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then that's it. And we were so devastated.
Speaker 2: And when we realized that we booked that canaluy were like, fuck,
Speaker 2: we forgot about that because we went and got the
Speaker 2: things first thing in the morning. We're like, oh, we
Speaker 2: have to go all day glazed.
Speaker 3: Jesus hit your poor fuck is. I did that when
Speaker 3: I lived in Brooklyn in New York.
Speaker 2: I don't say poor fuckers. I loved it, really jenuous
Speaker 2: with a new experience.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh see, I did it alone the
Speaker 3: first time, and it was the worst decision on a
Speaker 3: rooftop in Brooklyn and I fell. I was on my
Speaker 3: rooftop and fell into like the balcony ledge and it
Speaker 3: broke it on the top of the Landlord. I fell,
Speaker 3: I tripped over gardening. I just fell into the railing
Speaker 3: high an awful experience.
Speaker 1: I also remember we went to the rooftop of the
Speaker 1: hotel and just stood there.
Speaker 3: Yeah we did.
Speaker 1: I don't know what we did there.
Speaker 2: Wow, beautiful view.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, I feel you. I remember looking out
Speaker 3: on Manhattan and just like looking at the lights and
Speaker 3: they were like dancing.
Speaker 1: But we were at a popover part of town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was nothing.
Speaker 3: Look at the holiday in Express like beautiful.
Speaker 7: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I had A three? Your life being cooked? We've never
Speaker 2: listened to our podcast in half Speed, another edition of
Speaker 2: the Apple podcast app that Spotify doesn't offer. Actually it
Speaker 2: could for all I know.
Speaker 3: No, should we sit let's save this. No, we can
Speaker 3: do it as a bit. It's a segment.
Speaker 2: No, because like Carl and Dachio do it, we'll just
Speaker 2: be sealing this ship. We're just gonna do it now
Speaker 2: because it was it's relevant. So this is last week
Speaker 2: us talking about Georgia Gardener's mispronunciation.
Speaker 3: But half Speed wouldn't have pronounce ready, so I meant
Speaker 3: to sound baked.
Speaker 2: It definitely makes it sound cooked.
Speaker 5: O fuck, come on eliving this sound and need the
Speaker 5: charge by Farward, it's my favorite.
Speaker 2: Pronounce.
Speaker 5: You better keep.
Speaker 2: Going these all the ship jokes. We were actually laughing
Speaker 2: Jenner's laughs out horn.
Speaker 3: Tell you what last Christmas, I was up with Judy
Speaker 3: in the North Coast around Cairns and we were hit
Speaker 3: by an awful cycloen not funny, no one was.
Speaker 5: I remember my friend Seamous in primary school. He got
Speaker 5: me to sign his cast after he broke his collar bow.
Speaker 3: And you know, back in high school.
Speaker 2: Anyway, jes you can imagine a sitting around on the
Speaker 2: bloody loundering floor, rip and cone and having that conversation.
Speaker 3: That it's the funniest thing in the world.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ's actually for some reason, I now feel cooked too.
Speaker 2: Lulled me into that state of mind without a single substance.
Speaker 3: I'm ready for bed. I got a whole radio show
Speaker 3: to do. Poor it was me. All right, We're back
Speaker 3: next week, Same old, same old. It's gotta be fun.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, Jenna, thank you. How are you spending it
Speaker 3: with a family.
Speaker 1: I'm just reminiscing on old times. Just how are you
Speaker 1: actually reminiscing on old times?
Speaker 3: That's something. Family is fair enough.
Speaker 2: I can't be great to that, can I?
Speaker 3: Are you having lunch or dinner with fam.
Speaker 1: With the mining community, Jenna, I try.
Speaker 4: To get.
Speaker 3: One more chance. Are you going out with your gray
Speaker 3: hand and your parents?
Speaker 1: I'm going out with my mum to have pizza lovely.
Speaker 3: Very twenty twenty of you. Yeah, your past spirits would
Speaker 3: just be rolling in their grave. Two women, pizza, toil.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's all I have. All right, We'll see
Speaker 3: you next week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll catch you then, guys, see up. Thanks for listening?
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