Speaker 1: Life onun Cut acknowledges the traditional custodians of country whose
Speaker 1: lands were never seated. We pay our respects to their
Speaker 1: elders past and present.
Speaker 2: Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. This episode was
Speaker 2: recorded on de rug Wallamuta Land.
Speaker 1: Hi guys, I'm welcome back to another episode of Life
Speaker 1: on Cut. I'm Laura. I'm Brittany. I'm Brittany.
Speaker 2: I have a a that's not really a bone to pick.
Speaker 2: I've just realized I fucking hate asymmetrical shirt. I also
Speaker 2: hate that term a bone to pick.
Speaker 1: I hate the pone pick. You know why, because we
Speaker 1: picked so many bones. I got a bone pick. It's
Speaker 1: very radio, isn't it. I have a bone to pick
Speaker 1: with you right now? Totally you have. I'm going to
Speaker 1: describe it. You look great, you pop a color. You
Speaker 1: got some blue pants, thank you, linen pants that you
Speaker 1: obviously have never einned in your time. No are they're
Speaker 1: linen pants that I wear at least three times a
Speaker 1: week like they're my staples. Yes, I live in them.
Speaker 1: They came out of a drawer this morning though we
Speaker 1: left very early. You definitely don't iron them. And then
Speaker 1: you have a shirt on that has what do you
Speaker 1: call it? I know it's asymmetrical, but it's like really
Speaker 1: low one shoulder. It crosses on a diagonal across like
Speaker 1: high neck one shoulder down to the elbow on the other.
Speaker 1: Looked great if you don't move or breathe.
Speaker 2: Except I do move and I do breathe, and several
Speaker 2: times my entire left hitty has fallen out today, and
Speaker 2: I'm just you know what, I thought I would try
Speaker 2: something new, and that's why I only have the same
Speaker 2: ten things in my cupboard and I just rotate them
Speaker 2: because anytime I try something new, I wish I hadn't.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been to a nudy beach? H I've been.
Speaker 2: No, No, not to a specifically nude beach. I don't
Speaker 2: think so.
Speaker 1: I've been cloth beach, had gotten breaking some laws there.
Speaker 2: I've gotten naked at a beach, but it wasn't a
Speaker 2: nude beach, A public clothed beach. Yeah, but I mean
Speaker 2: there's lots of beaches around Australia that are quite empty.
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 2: I got naked, went for a swim, and then got
Speaker 2: dressed again. Why when I was in my twenties, I
Speaker 2: went through this real phase of like nudy runs. That
Speaker 2: was my thing, like going for like a nudy swim
Speaker 2: at highlight.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I thought I was cool and
Speaker 1: then I realized that alone or are you doing this
Speaker 1: with people of both skinny tipping? So you yeah, but
Speaker 1: on your own, like you would go to a beach
Speaker 1: and just get nude. Because I have questions. Something is
Speaker 1: not adding up. Yeah, you're a streaker, streaking. What am
Speaker 1: I going to do with my night drive down to
Speaker 1: the National Park and Street. I'm genuinely haven't done it
Speaker 1: in yet. I'm genuinely why I should hope not. I'm
Speaker 1: genuinely perplexed. You would go down to a normal beach alone,
Speaker 1: get nude and swim.
Speaker 2: I go for a swim if I didn't have my
Speaker 2: swimmers on me or a towel or whatever. Just yeah,
Speaker 2: go for a naked swim, but only if it was
Speaker 2: a remote beach.
Speaker 1: This is weird, Okay, Yeah, well you just you think
Speaker 1: you know someone and I have a flasher and a
Speaker 1: streaker as a co ho.
Speaker 2: I think in another life, you know, like maybe when
Speaker 2: I'm retired and we don't live in the center of Sydney,
Speaker 2: I'll become a nudist. I quite love being nude. I'm
Speaker 2: nude around my own house. I don't often close the blinds,
Speaker 2: and that will be like Laura, I was just on
Speaker 2: the street and I could see you nude from downstairs.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I love being naked, that is me.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Can I tell you something's funny?
Speaker 2: No, please don't refrain. I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 1: I don't even know why I'm gonna tell this last night,
Speaker 1: because I walk around nood all the time too, or
Speaker 1: just in my undies, because my house is pretty private,
Speaker 1: like from the street. No, from the street, but not
Speaker 1: from the apartment buildings across the street, because you can
Speaker 1: if you're in a high apartment, you can sort of
Speaker 1: look in. But from the street it's pretty good. You
Speaker 1: don't have to be a peeping tom. I used to
Speaker 1: live in your apartment, brit And you think it's private
Speaker 1: because there's bushes, But if you stand out in the
Speaker 1: street look in, like at nighttime, if you've got the
Speaker 1: lights on inside and you're standing out in the street
Speaker 1: looking in, you can see everything inside that apartment. Well,
Speaker 1: last night I was just in like nude, undis I
Speaker 1: probably look nude, nude, I wasted undies and a nude
Speaker 1: sea through briolet. That was all I was wearing because
Speaker 1: it was so hot in my apartment. So I was
Speaker 1: just walking around nude. And then I made a cup
Speaker 1: of tea and I walked my back door and I
Speaker 1: leant against the doors, having a real moment. If it
Speaker 1: was on a movie, it would have looked like a
Speaker 1: great scene. I was leaning against the door and I
Speaker 1: had one hand because it's a comfort thing that I do.
Speaker 1: I pulled the briolet down so my boob hold and
Speaker 1: I just held my boob while.
Speaker 2: My tea, my tea and my TDY.
Speaker 1: So I looked nude, feeling myself up, having a tea.
Speaker 1: And then I looked up and I saw a man
Speaker 1: in the apartment block across the road staring at me.
Speaker 1: I was like, how long he'd been watching me? How
Speaker 1: often does he watch me? No, that's not his fault.
Speaker 2: If you're going to stand outside completely naked, you can't
Speaker 2: shame a man for standing there and being like, oh,
Speaker 2: what's that girl doing.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not shaming him at all. I'm not shaming him.
Speaker 1: But I just it was the first moment I have
Speaker 1: ever realized how often I am nude. Sometimes I am
Speaker 1: completely nude. I have a mirror right where I was standing,
Speaker 1: and I just go and look at myself, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: check myself out. I'm like, what's going on? How the
Speaker 1: girls the curtains, the girl's holding up, okay, like gravity's
Speaker 1: starting to wig in. But he just completely watched me.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, this is not his
Speaker 1: fault at all. Like, if I saw somebody that I
Speaker 1: thought was attractive, would I look? Yeah. I mean his
Speaker 1: responsibility is to probably look away, Like I feel like
Speaker 1: there's a moral obligation.
Speaker 2: That as you were like, I don't blame him. I
Speaker 2: was like, I kind of do a bit though. But
Speaker 2: if somebody is going to be naked inside their house
Speaker 2: and you can see it from the street, you can't
Speaker 2: be angry at that person from just looking.
Speaker 1: But what if it's not the street. What if it's
Speaker 1: one apartment to the other, and you know, morally you
Speaker 1: shouldn't be looking because it's there in their house. What
Speaker 1: do you do? Do you walk away?
Speaker 2: I think this becomes creepier because of the dynamic. You're like,
Speaker 2: it was an old guy and I'm standing there, But
Speaker 2: then I think about it. I don't think he was old,
Speaker 2: no way. Okay, regardless, let's make him sound creepy. I
Speaker 2: put myself in that position. If I was in my
Speaker 2: house and someone in the apartment directly across from us
Speaker 2: was naked walking around and I could see them. They
Speaker 2: were just like full blown in their glory with the
Speaker 2: windows open, You're like, man, come, I would look, and
Speaker 2: then I realized that's probably not what I should say.
Speaker 2: But I think I would just look and be like, hah,
Speaker 2: that person doesn't realize.
Speaker 1: I can see that they're naked. Yeah, I think that
Speaker 1: that's wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, okay, we got to the bottom whilst you
Speaker 1: were naked in your doorway. I had the freaking best
Speaker 1: weekend ever. And I know that everyone's talking about Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift at the moment, which will be us next week
Speaker 1: because we're going this coming. Oh my god, it is
Speaker 1: this Sunday Tea Swizzle. I'm gone on Friday. But I
Speaker 1: think there's another band. There's another band that hasn't gotten
Speaker 1: as much airtime. And let me tell you, it was
Speaker 1: the fucking best thing I've ever done with my entire life.
Speaker 1: Stop bread crumbing. I went to the Bleak one a.
Speaker 2: Two concert on Friday. If you follow along my stories,
Speaker 2: I literally sounded like a swifty I was so in
Speaker 2: my element. But it was this moment of just pure
Speaker 2: fucking nostalgia. When I was eighteen, nineteen twenty, I was
Speaker 2: such an angsty little like I don't know, I just
Speaker 2: finished Uni. I had this boyfriend who wore black mail.
Speaker 1: Polish all the time, and I had a little skinny
Speaker 1: white belt, a skinny belt, well like skinny black jeans.
Speaker 2: And then everyone wore that like what's it called. It's
Speaker 2: like a white belt, but it's shiny. What's the material
Speaker 2: I'm thinking of, like a metasic fake leather, but shiny
Speaker 2: plethar whatever and vinyl. I don't know. Anyway, I had
Speaker 2: that belt and we were all just emo and angry
Speaker 2: at the world. And the reason why Friday was so
Speaker 2: fucking fun is because it almost felt like satire.
Speaker 1: So it was all these people who when they were
Speaker 1: that age. So everyone's forty plus now we're all grown up.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not quite forty, but we're all grown up.
Speaker 2: We've got kids, Like, we're all in a very different
Speaker 2: phase of life. And nobody that was there is probably
Speaker 2: still emo. Everyone was dressed as though they were emo.
Speaker 2: Everyone was doing like cosplay to their eighteen year old self,
Speaker 2: So did you cosplay to go?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I looked very unemo. But there was this one point
Speaker 2: where so like one of the main singers, Tom, he
Speaker 2: was like, is everyone having a good time? And everyone's
Speaker 2: in the crowd like ah, and he's like, fuck that
Speaker 2: be angry, we're emos.
Speaker 1: He's like, call your dad, tell your dad. It wasn't
Speaker 1: a phase.
Speaker 2: And it was so fucking funny because you never think
Speaker 2: about these people being like self deprecating. It was almost
Speaker 2: as though like they know so much that nobody who
Speaker 2: listens to their music is where they were that long ago.
Speaker 2: But now they can look back on it and laugh
Speaker 2: because when they were making that music, they were also
Speaker 2: kids who were like angry, angsty teens.
Speaker 1: And now their dads it's fucking good. So they still like,
Speaker 1: are they still actually emo? No? Not really. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: say one of them. Definitely not Travis.
Speaker 2: I feel like he's always going to be emo because
Speaker 2: he's covered from tattoos to the eyeballs down. But like
Speaker 2: the other one, No, they're just kind of like normal
Speaker 2: dads who sing angry songs, but I I've not been
Speaker 2: to a concert where, considering how angry some of the
Speaker 2: music is, it felt so joyful. It was like this,
Speaker 2: everyone was screaming and dancing and having so much fun.
Speaker 2: Everyone was so nice, like so nice.
Speaker 1: And I screamed and dance aren't mean, Laura, but they're
Speaker 1: sad and they hate everything. Still nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But the last time I went to a Blink
Speaker 2: One Night two concert, I was eighteen years old. The
Speaker 2: mosh pit was so crazy. Everyone was like that. I
Speaker 2: got smashed up against the front of the barricade and
Speaker 2: I had to get saved by a security guard. This
Speaker 2: was very different. I was laughing and I was laughing
Speaker 2: and singing so hard, and then at one point I
Speaker 2: was crying. But then I was also simultaneously crying from
Speaker 2: my vagina because my public floor is so bad. So
Speaker 2: it just everything felt really full circle and I'm actually
Speaker 2: wet yourself several times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's do you know what did you get yourself
Speaker 1: from excitement or from like laxicity both.
Speaker 2: I know I make a lot of jokes about my
Speaker 2: pelvic floor, but I would say it's actually not that bad.
Speaker 2: But there's something about the pressure of jumping up and
Speaker 2: down and simultaneously screaming at the top of your lungs.
Speaker 2: That really just forced a glass drops out down my
Speaker 2: legs and into my boots. So yeah, that was my weekend.
Speaker 1: Tell if you're taking the piars, no food in tended,
Speaker 1: but I cann't tell if you're taking the piers or
Speaker 1: if you were actually weaning into your.
Speaker 2: Shoes swinging into my shoes.
Speaker 1: I weed into my shoes twice.
Speaker 2: It was so euphoric. I pissed into my shoes twice.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I'm thinking. It's almost like you
Speaker 1: did a two in one. You know, how you go home.
Speaker 1: You put your foot in like a foot mask, like
Speaker 1: it was a rear foot buss. Your foot was just
Speaker 1: bathing in urine for like three hours. I was probably
Speaker 1: so soft and moist.
Speaker 2: Were you should see my feet. It's like I've been
Speaker 2: having done.
Speaker 1: It still smells like I can smell from here.
Speaker 2: I feel like we've heard so much about the tailor
Speaker 2: Swift content and everyone's talking about like what a euphoric
Speaker 2: experience it is, And there's something really incredible about being
Speaker 2: in a room with that many people who deeply love
Speaker 2: whatever it is that's on stage right, Like that's the
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift effect. You know, there's ninety five thousand people
Speaker 2: in Melbourne who were all in the one room kind
Speaker 2: of experiencing. Because she's obviously expanded across the last fifteen years,
Speaker 2: so there's so much nostalgia in what she does as well.
Speaker 2: You know, people who have listened to a song from
Speaker 2: when they were nineteen twenty years old to now and
Speaker 2: it kind of transports you back. But that's what this
Speaker 2: was for me. It transported me back so deeply to
Speaker 2: a time when I was eighteen, when I would sit
Speaker 2: in the car with my boyfriend at the time listening
Speaker 2: to this music and I put this on my stories,
Speaker 2: but I just had this real moment where I was
Speaker 2: like far, our life has changed so much since then.
Speaker 2: I'm so proud of where I am now. Like I'm
Speaker 2: there with my husband, who doesn't know a single fucking song.
Speaker 1: He would have known that Blink one A two could
Speaker 1: incite such passion. Really it was.
Speaker 2: It was transformative, and Matt thought I was a complete
Speaker 2: weirdo because he had discovered a part of me that
Speaker 2: he never knew about. He never knew that I was
Speaker 2: this like deep Blink one eight two fan and neither
Speaker 2: did jew And look it was really it took me back.
Speaker 1: So did he? Was he not in that Blink twenty
Speaker 1: two era?
Speaker 2: Yeah he was, He just didn't care about it as
Speaker 2: much as I did.
Speaker 1: You know who? I want to go and see that
Speaker 1: have just released a concert and I feel like, you
Speaker 1: know how you said, I don't know that about you.
Speaker 1: Blink twenty two. Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam are here in town.
Speaker 1: They're coming and I need to go because Pearl Jam
Speaker 1: for me sounds like what Blink twenty two was.
Speaker 2: Now I'm calling it twenty twenty four is like the
Speaker 2: year of nostalgia music. And the reason why I say
Speaker 2: that is because act well, no Aqua is here touring,
Speaker 2: the Googoo Dolls are here touring.
Speaker 1: Match Box twenty is here touring. Wasn't aqua Barbie girl?
Speaker 2: I'm a Barbie girl in a bubby world. I mean,
Speaker 2: perfect time for them to come back after the Barbie music.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was coincidental. Look, but they're all
Speaker 1: they are all in Australia at the moment, and it
Speaker 1: just it's so weird.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty four year of nostalgia.
Speaker 1: Imagine deciding to go on tour in the middle of
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. Why if Taylor Swift is coming, I would
Speaker 1: be steering clear. If I was an artist, I'd be like, look,
Speaker 1: every single person in the history of time, he's gonna
Speaker 1: ge to Taylor Swift. I'll wait till she's gone on
Speaker 1: that I'll come.
Speaker 2: No, I feel like at least you kind of like
Speaker 2: ride on her coat tails, because like, even where we were,
Speaker 2: Blink one A two was in the stadium next door. Well,
Speaker 2: they were in the theater next door to her stadium.
Speaker 2: So she has like the ninety five thousand or one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand stadium and they their capacity was like fifteen thousand,
Speaker 2: but they're doing four or five shows and they've sold
Speaker 2: out every single show. That's a lot of fucking people
Speaker 2: who are going to watch Blink one eight two hundred.
Speaker 1: Percent A lot of people. Anyways, that was my weekend.
Speaker 1: It was very exciting. Sounds like you really went from
Speaker 1: the highest of eyes to the lowest of low's. Laura.
Speaker 1: I went to Laura's house last night.
Speaker 2: I've shut up.
Speaker 1: Well, I think Benis we spoke about this is how
Speaker 1: good friends we are. You know how you used to
Speaker 1: base your friendships off, if you could go to someone's
Speaker 1: house a without knocking, Like if you had a friend
Speaker 1: that you knew, you could just walk in without knocking.
Speaker 1: B A real friend would always walk in and they
Speaker 1: go straight to the fridge or straight to the pantry,
Speaker 1: like what have you got to eat?
Speaker 2: Like a real friend, if you're a real friend, they
Speaker 2: don't even say hello, like you just like you're right
Speaker 2: there acknowledge that they're in the house. But there's not
Speaker 2: even like a real hello.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like you can't you never left, Like you come
Speaker 1: downstairs in the morning, I'm just have a bowl cheerio,
Speaker 1: So you're like, what are you doing here? Yeah, that
Speaker 1: kind of friendship. So that's a friendship Laura and I have.
Speaker 1: But this is like another standard of how you know
Speaker 1: that you're friends. So I went to Laura's house last
Speaker 1: night because we're gonna watch maths and have some tie
Speaker 1: and a girl's nine, just chill because we don't actually,
Speaker 1: you know, during the week, we try not to speak
Speaker 1: to each other too much, like as little as possible
Speaker 1: in terms of like really having those dms because save
Speaker 1: it off the podcast, save it for the pods, So
Speaker 1: we were.
Speaker 2: Very surface level usually during the week there's not much
Speaker 2: substance to us anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no are the best of times. It's pretty We
Speaker 1: don't know oxygen tank. We don't go deep. We stay
Speaker 1: on the top. So I walked into Laura's house and
Speaker 1: I just thought I walked straight around the back because
Speaker 1: I could see the back gate open. So down I
Speaker 1: go around on the corner, straight through the back door,
Speaker 1: and Matt and Laura are sitting over at their dining
Speaker 1: room table doing some work or something, having a talk.
Speaker 1: And I walked in and I was like, Hey, what up?
Speaker 1: And they're like just barely said anything to me, just
Speaker 1: like glanced back and looked at me like hey, looked away.
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh, okay, the energy is low. Yeah.
Speaker 1: When put my stuff down, my phone and stuff down
Speaker 1: on the table next them to say hello, and I
Speaker 1: was like, something just doesn't feel right, like there's an
Speaker 1: energy that's not right. So I was like, we're back
Speaker 1: in our EMO phase. Yeah. I was like, I'm going
Speaker 1: to read the room here and back away slowly. So
Speaker 1: I reversed up, got a drink from the fridge, and
Speaker 1: then just sat on the lounge and I was like,
Speaker 1: I'll let them finish whatever they're doing well. My god,
Speaker 1: within two minutes there was, and I'm going to say it,
Speaker 1: the worst fight I have ever seen you and Matt have.
Speaker 1: It was an all out brawl. That's not even a
Speaker 1: real fight. Excuse me. They were going It was like
Speaker 1: I wasn't there. They were like, you weren't there?
Speaker 2: Fine, you know I was there.
Speaker 1: They were fighting. You guys were going each other, and
Speaker 1: we don't have to get into what it was about.
Speaker 1: It was about Instagram. We were fighting about Instagram content. Guys.
Speaker 1: They were actually fighting about Instagram caption, the wording of
Speaker 1: a caption.
Speaker 2: Because I wanted to change the caption and Matt told
Speaker 2: me actually to check the email.
Speaker 1: Anyway, what you think could be a light fight turned
Speaker 1: into a proper, proper fight where I was like, I
Speaker 1: need to leave the room because it's so uncomfortable. They
Speaker 1: didn't give a fuck that I was there, Like it
Speaker 1: was like I was not there, and I was like,
Speaker 1: mom and dad are fighting. Mom and dad again a divorce.
Speaker 2: To okay, the kids were asleep. Firstly, we don't fight
Speaker 2: in front of the kids, but we do fight in
Speaker 2: front of Britty and that's okay.
Speaker 1: Laura storms up, like it tells me to get no, No,
Speaker 1: that did not happen. Matt told me to get fucked,
Speaker 1: and then he was like, we need to finish this
Speaker 1: conversation upstairs. So Maca is like, whatever, bis off. Whatever.
Speaker 1: So Laura comes over to me, sits on a lounge
Speaker 1: and looks at me, and I was like it's okay.
Speaker 1: I was like rubbing her leg in circles and I
Speaker 1: was like, it's all right, look at me. Let's get
Speaker 1: out of this and like you and I can talk.
Speaker 1: And then I saw Matt walking from behind him and
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, it's not over. That
Speaker 1: brought the argument to me and I just sat there quietly,
Speaker 1: didn't want to make eye contact. And then he goes,
Speaker 1: it's like parents. I felt like I was a kid.
Speaker 1: He looked at me and then looked at Laura and
Speaker 1: he goes, can I have a word with you upstairs? Please?
Speaker 1: And you were like yes, I think that's a good idea.
Speaker 1: And I was like, mom and dad are definitely divorcing.
Speaker 1: Then you guys went up and I left my phone
Speaker 1: up there, so I had to go and evacuate, and
Speaker 1: I was like, can't talk to anyone because my phone's
Speaker 1: over there. While you guys are going each other, and
Speaker 1: I was like, this is the my awkward moment of
Speaker 1: my life. Ten minutes later, you come back and you're like.
Speaker 1: Matt comes over and hugs me like I'm the child,
Speaker 1: just like letting me know it's okay. He's like, it's okay,
Speaker 1: We've sorted it. I'm like, okay, you don't need to die.
Speaker 1: You okay? Are you okay? Yeah? He came to see
Speaker 1: that I was okay.
Speaker 2: He's like saying, are you okay?
Speaker 1: Sorry that you had to witness that. Well, thanks for asking, Laura.
Speaker 1: I'm not okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well you should be okay because mum and dads
Speaker 2: fight sometimes, and that's okay. Everyone fights sometimes. Never fight
Speaker 2: about important stuff. We fight about literal shit in nothingness.
Speaker 2: We were fighting about work, and at that moment it
Speaker 2: was a dumb fight.
Speaker 1: And then the thing about Matt and I is there's
Speaker 1: a level of intensity for literally ten minutes, and then
Speaker 1: one of us makes the other person laugh and it
Speaker 1: disarms the whole thing, and then we're like, well, this
Speaker 1: was stupid, and then Mat goes, yeah, that was stupid,
Speaker 1: and then I'm like.
Speaker 2: Okay, well who's gonna say sorry?
Speaker 1: First?
Speaker 2: Normally he caves and says sorry first because I'm stubborn,
Speaker 2: but that's okay. You need one person in the relationship
Speaker 2: who's going to take the blame and take the fault.
Speaker 2: And then we came downstairs and Britt was like, you
Speaker 2: don't need to pretend like you're good for me because
Speaker 2: I'm here, and I'm like, no, no, really, we're fine.
Speaker 2: Now we got it out of the system. But I
Speaker 2: think that this is a testament to where you get
Speaker 2: to in friendships, because you would never have a fight
Speaker 2: like that in front of someone who you're just friends.
Speaker 2: You might have a fight like that in front of
Speaker 2: your sister, but like, you're so in the inner circle
Speaker 2: of us that it was as though you weren't there.
Speaker 2: And we came downstairs and Britt was gone, but actually
Speaker 2: you just gone. I'd gone with it in the back.
Speaker 1: I'd gone to the furthest part of the back gardend
Speaker 1: that I caught and I'm I'd sunk. You know that
Speaker 1: home is seems to meme where he goes back into
Speaker 1: the hedge. That's why I went my morphed back into
Speaker 1: the edge. And then Laura came down. She's like, in
Speaker 1: the garden, no, I Okay, it's important, guys.
Speaker 2: Everybody fights. Matt and I fights sometimes, but then it's
Speaker 2: not about the fighting. It's about the reparation. It's about
Speaker 2: how you make up. It's about how you say sorry,
Speaker 2: and it's about how long you hold on too grudges
Speaker 2: and there is never a grudge out household. It lasts
Speaker 2: for ten minutes and it is over. It is explosive
Speaker 2: and it is gone.
Speaker 1: Speaking of grudges, did you see Lauren Phillips ex Valentine's
Speaker 1: Day fight?
Speaker 2: It's good segue, good segue. I'm glad that we're no
Speaker 2: longer talking about my relationship, which is also healthy. You
Speaker 2: don't write about it in the Daily Mountain.
Speaker 1: No, you guys are stable and great, but you guys
Speaker 1: probably you may or may not know Lauren Phillips. She's
Speaker 1: like an Australian media personality. She was on radio and she's.
Speaker 2: Still on radio. So she used to be on Kiss
Speaker 2: Network Jace and Lauren, which is the breakfast show in Melbourne,
Speaker 2: and now they've moved across to Nova so they're going
Speaker 2: to it. They're still doing breakfast, but they're just doing
Speaker 2: breakfast on the no Ova Net.
Speaker 1: They're just doing it elsewhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's great, she's lovely, and she's recently gotten engaged.
Speaker 2: She's literally getting married to a bazillionaire who owns a
Speaker 2: private jet company.
Speaker 1: But that's irrelevant. But yeah, I mean it's lucky for her,
Speaker 1: good tax af alone, irrelevant to the story.
Speaker 2: Good to know, though, good to have the background information.
Speaker 2: So something I didn't know until very recently is she
Speaker 2: was married before. I thought that this was her first marriage.
Speaker 2: Is you know, extremely wealthy man. But no, she's had
Speaker 2: a marriage before. Obviously separated from her ex husband and
Speaker 2: they were going through a divorce processes.
Speaker 1: Now, Brittany, So Valentine's Day has just gone right. It
Speaker 1: was last week And the reason I want to talk
Speaker 1: about this is because I saw a Valentine's Day post
Speaker 1: from one Lachlan's Park. Now Lachlan's Park was Lauren Phillips's
Speaker 1: ex husband. They were married for one year, from twenty
Speaker 1: seventeen to twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: But they are together for a bit longer than that.
Speaker 1: They've been yeah, yeah, they were together for six years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: got married in twenty seventeen, split in twenty eighteen, got
Speaker 1: divorced in twenty twenty one. That's the timeline. Now, this
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day post that Lachland posts to his current fiance
Speaker 1: He's moved on. Lauren Phillips has moved on to her partner.
Speaker 1: Lachlan's moved on to both in your relationships. The reason
Speaker 1: it's so gobsmacking and stopped me in my tracks is
Speaker 1: that the declaration on Valentine's Day from Lachlan to his
Speaker 1: new partner Courtney, was literally a screenshot of his divorce
Speaker 1: certificate from his divorce to Lauren, and he said, Happy
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day, Courtney, and I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: the divorce must have just come through. And he is
Speaker 1: posted to say, you know, like in some weird way,
Speaker 1: this is his romantic like yeay, I love you, I'm
Speaker 1: moving on, I'm getting divorced. I thought that was weird anyway,
Speaker 1: and I was like, okay, you've posted a divorce certificate
Speaker 1: to wish your current fiance happy Valentine's Day. But then
Speaker 1: I looked at the details. The certificate was from twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one. I cannot work out what has gone through
Speaker 1: this man's brain. He has posted on Valentine's Day his
Speaker 1: divorce certificate to Lauren Phillips from twenty twenty one and
Speaker 1: said Happy Valentine's Day to Courtney.
Speaker 2: No, there's more to it. The part that I thought
Speaker 2: it was so funny, okay because obviously, like we said,
Speaker 2: they're both now engaged to new people. And he wrote
Speaker 2: he did.
Speaker 1: Text Overla and he wrote, bigger me is officially off.
Speaker 2: The cards might have been worth checking before getting engaged.
Speaker 2: In hindsight, happy Valentine's Day at courts when or whatever
Speaker 2: her istram handle is.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. I feel like I miss I have
Speaker 1: to be missing something because it doesn't like, it doesn't
Speaker 1: make sense to me. I there's a part of me
Speaker 1: that's like, Okay, I know this divorce certificate says it
Speaker 1: was finalizing twenty twenty one, but it can't be. It
Speaker 1: had to have come through now otherwise, why the fuck
Speaker 1: is that your love declaration to your new fiance.
Speaker 2: I have conflicting feelings about this, because part of me
Speaker 2: sees this like if you're gonna post your divorce certificate
Speaker 2: and then tag your new fiance, part of me says
Speaker 2: that this suggests that you're still hung up on your divorce. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like that there is still some sort of like petty
Speaker 2: resentment that's coursing through your veins. That's how I feel
Speaker 2: about it when I saw it, which obviously my interpretation
Speaker 2: may not be the case. Also, don't come for me
Speaker 2: and sue me. But my second part of this, imagine
Speaker 2: being the fiance. Imagine thinking what is it about our relationship?
Speaker 2: What is it about us as a couple that makes
Speaker 2: you happy or inspired, or what is the thing that
Speaker 2: you know you want to celebrate about us that's important
Speaker 2: to you. And the only thing you can think of
Speaker 2: is how you're no longer in the previous relationship, which
Speaker 2: is just it's so undermining and it's actually a little
Speaker 2: bit humiliating. I would be so embarrassed if I was
Speaker 2: his current fiance.
Speaker 1: It's really shitty, Like at least your follow up story
Speaker 1: where it's like, you know, also, you're the best at
Speaker 1: Courtney I recently. You know, when you're getting into those
Speaker 1: moods in a relationship where you're a bit needy and
Speaker 1: you just want love and affection, you know, when you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: you might not know because you're six years deep. I
Speaker 1: was in one of those moods where I was like, hey, man,
Speaker 1: what's your favorite thing about me? Because I just wanted
Speaker 1: some I just obviously you want a compliment. I wanted
Speaker 1: a compliment. I was commonal, but also I'm genuinely interested,
Speaker 1: like what parts do you love? And I was just
Speaker 1: getting ready for my complimentary showered and he had this
Speaker 1: really long think and he said, I know, I said
Speaker 1: what he said, your smell. I was like, what, He's like,
Speaker 1: the way you smell, I was like, is in my perfume?
Speaker 1: And he's like yeah, I'm like that you bought me.
Speaker 1: And he's like yeah, And I'm like, babe, I don't
Speaker 1: think you understand the question. That's not part of my personality.
Speaker 1: I'm like, the question is what's your favorite thing about me?
Speaker 1: And he's like, yeah, the way you couldn't think of
Speaker 1: anything else.
Speaker 2: But it's but that was jen No.
Speaker 1: He thought he took his time and he could not
Speaker 1: understand why I was upset by that. He's like, no,
Speaker 1: but when I smell that, it makes me feel like
Speaker 1: home because you're I'm home. And I'm like, I get that,
Speaker 1: But if that is the thing you like about me
Speaker 1: the most as a human is the way I smell,
Speaker 1: It's like you could buy any woman that perfume, any
Speaker 1: single woman. Entrapment. Shut up, it's not entrapment, is imagine
Speaker 1: if that imagine if you said, what's your favorite thing
Speaker 1: in Maco's that shirt I bought you?
Speaker 2: You set him up to fail.
Speaker 1: I laid that on a platter. He could have said anything.
Speaker 1: I did not set him up and failed. I set
Speaker 1: him up. In fact, I set him up for a
Speaker 1: home fucking run. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But also when he explained to you, why, like because
Speaker 2: you smell like home to him, that still like that
Speaker 2: was like cute, Yes.
Speaker 1: It's cute.
Speaker 2: He's being adorable, and that's still not good enough. That's
Speaker 2: like you're treading into crazy girlfriend territory.
Speaker 1: You know why, because if I spray perfume and then
Speaker 1: hud Keisha, is he gonna smell Keisha and m home
Speaker 1: like a dopaman? I was about it. Come back to me.
Speaker 2: Can we just go back to this? Can we please
Speaker 2: just go back to Lauren Phillips and her husband for one? No,
Speaker 2: I'm not done. I'm not done because I do have
Speaker 2: one thing to say on this. I don't think it
Speaker 2: is that bad that he's celebrating the fact that he
Speaker 2: is divorced. I think we talk about divorce in such
Speaker 2: a taboo way, and I know that it's become way
Speaker 2: more normalized, but we usually talk about it in terms
Speaker 2: of it being like a failure. So I guess it's
Speaker 2: probably weird to us. I'm unpacking this a little bit
Speaker 2: too seriously, but it's weird to us that he's put
Speaker 2: up his divorce certificate as though it's something that he's
Speaker 2: proud of, because that as the way that society looks
Speaker 2: at it is that divorce is a failure. But maybe
Speaker 2: he actually was like, let's have a fucking party. I'm
Speaker 2: out of that relationship and I can now marry my
Speaker 2: now fiance. That was the way he viewed it, That
Speaker 2: was his intention. But I guess the thing that makes
Speaker 2: it a little bit more troublesome is the fact that
Speaker 2: both of these people. He's a producer, He has twelve
Speaker 2: thousand followers, which is not in a huge amount, but
Speaker 2: it's an amount that means that his post was not
Speaker 2: going to go unnoticed. And Lauren Phillips is a media
Speaker 2: personality and she has a huge profile. So I think
Speaker 2: that that's.
Speaker 1: Problem is not that they have twelve thousand followers. The
Speaker 1: problem is not that they're celebrating divorced. The problem is
Speaker 1: set he's celebrating his divorce from two years ago on
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day and dedicating it to his new fiance.
Speaker 2: That's the problem, okay to show, but also I do
Speaker 2: think we should celebrate divorce more. Divorce parties should be
Speaker 2: normalized in the same way that weddings are.
Speaker 1: Yes, not on Valentine's Day, not just somebody else. It's cooked.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, it's cooked.
Speaker 2: So last night, Brick came over and we were watching
Speaker 2: Married at First Sight, which is you know, this is
Speaker 2: unusual for Britt because you are not a married at
Speaker 2: First cider.
Speaker 1: I'm not a married at First cider from Go to Woe. Like,
Speaker 1: I've never sat down and watched an entire series to
Speaker 1: follow their journeys. I'm a very sporadic tuning when I
Speaker 1: when I've heard that something drastic is happening, or the
Speaker 1: meat is talking about something, or I've got nothing else
Speaker 1: to do. But I've never been like from the beginning
Speaker 1: to the end and watched a whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you're the worst kind of person.
Speaker 1: Yeah you are. Thanks. Do you know why you're gonna
Speaker 1: tell me?
Speaker 2: Because you watch one episode and then you poopoo everything
Speaker 2: about it. You're like, oh my god, it's so it's
Speaker 2: so annoying how they always write stay when they don't
Speaker 2: love each other, and it's so this and I'm like,
Speaker 2: of course, of course you would say that because you're
Speaker 2: not in the trenches with me.
Speaker 1: I stand by that. I one hunt last night reiterated
Speaker 1: my thoughts about maths and about how I just and yes,
Speaker 1: I don't watch it from the beginning, but the reason
Speaker 1: it's so unbelievable. So last night, Ellie and Ben, there
Speaker 1: are a couple that I have you know, seen again,
Speaker 1: there are.
Speaker 2: A couple that I have absolutely no attachment to. I
Speaker 2: also alienbad, couldn't care less, but you know, let's talk
Speaker 2: about them. Elien Band, Well that was one of the
Speaker 2: standout ones for me.
Speaker 1: When they're on the lounge, they're talking to John and
Speaker 1: everyone else about, like, you know, their relationship, and I
Speaker 1: was just really wanting to root for a couple. Okay,
Speaker 1: And so they get on and Ellie starts talking about
Speaker 1: how upset she is and how rude Ben is and
Speaker 1: how he mocked her and he put on a voice
Speaker 1: to impersonate her, which I detest. Like that's a deal
Speaker 1: break for me. If everyone's like, eh, yeah, I'm like, fuck,
Speaker 1: you I'm out anyway. So he did that, and how
Speaker 1: rude he was, and just like, you know, how offended
Speaker 1: she was.
Speaker 2: He also said that she wasn't his match, and I finished, sorry. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He also then said, Brittany, because I'm on my rampant.
Speaker 1: He also said that she is not his match. So
Speaker 1: he blatantly said, you're not my match, and I want
Speaker 1: to get out of here. He said, I want to
Speaker 1: get out of here. You're not it. She said, you're
Speaker 1: a fuck with you treat me like shit. Then they're like,
Speaker 1: so what's the verdict, And they're like stay, and I'm
Speaker 1: like bullshit, Like why do you think it's so unbelievable
Speaker 1: for us as an audience when you two obviously dislike
Speaker 1: each other. You are putting a square peg in a
Speaker 1: round hole. And we know mass can work. You know,
Speaker 1: we've seen like Jules Robinson and Cam like, we've seen
Speaker 1: the success couples come out of it great. I hope
Speaker 1: for that. I hope that they all find they're happy
Speaker 1: ever after. But when you sit there and someone has
Speaker 1: literally said you're not it for me, and I just
Speaker 1: want to leave, but then push comes to shove and
Speaker 1: he's like, oh, I don't know why I said that
Speaker 1: that was so weird that that came out. I should
Speaker 1: stay totally. That's where I'm like, I just it's just
Speaker 1: not believable. Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Statistically though, there have been a successful couples that have
Speaker 2: come out of Mass. But something that's interesting is that
Speaker 2: there has never ever been a couple, a successful couple
Speaker 2: that's come out of Mass that's had a redemption arc story.
Speaker 2: So every single couple that's still together now that's come
Speaker 2: off the back of the series has been great from
Speaker 2: the get go. And I don't mean boring is in like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, that's so boring, but I mean boring
Speaker 2: is in there was no drama around their storyline. They
Speaker 2: just got in, they thought the other one was great,
Speaker 2: and then they were kind of the narrators around everybody
Speaker 2: else's drama from each season.
Speaker 1: Well, I can tell you the couple that I'm most
Speaker 1: invested in in this entire series of Maths is Jack
Speaker 1: Dunkley and his ex court Me. So it's not even
Speaker 1: the relationship that he's on the screen, it's the relationship
Speaker 1: that was happening before Maths and that he's currently playing
Speaker 1: out in the medium right now.
Speaker 2: Well, you guys might have seen so okay if you
Speaker 2: are across married at first SI. There's been a little
Speaker 2: bit of controversy that's been surrounding this guy, Jack Dunkley.
Speaker 2: He is in a relationship with Tory. They seem, I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're only just kind of like jumping in and out.
Speaker 2: They seem from the outset as though they must be
Speaker 2: a great couple because they're very complimentary to each other.
Speaker 1: They seem very touchy, feely and lovely. He wrote her
Speaker 1: the world's most boring poem, which I'm pretty sure he
Speaker 1: got chat GP to do whilst he was at the gym.
Speaker 2: It's a new ick that's.
Speaker 1: Been unlocked for me, and that is sing song poems.
Speaker 1: Can we play that? Here's the poem.
Speaker 3: I love the way you make our bed. I love
Speaker 3: the way you put a grin on my head. I
Speaker 3: love it when you cuddle me at night. I love
Speaker 3: it when you put up a fight like last night.
Speaker 3: I love the way you make me feel. This is
Speaker 3: a crazy experiment, but our connection is real. Most importantly,
Speaker 3: I love the way we're striving for our happy ever after,
Speaker 3: and of course how we share that ridiculous laughter. Don't
Speaker 3: ever change my baby. I'm already so very proud of you.
Speaker 1: Did you really right this?
Speaker 3: I did, babe.
Speaker 1: That's really cute. Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The thing about them though, is like, and I don't know,
Speaker 2: there was a few layers to this last night, which
Speaker 2: I didn't like, because they have not actually been physically
Speaker 2: intimate in terms of having sex, and he in the
Speaker 2: past has said that he's like quite a sexual person,
Speaker 2: that he likes to be physical with his matches or
Speaker 2: his partners, and so the audience is kind of calling
Speaker 2: out this mismatch between him saying that he's sexual and
Speaker 2: now not wanting to have sex with his wife, even
Speaker 2: though he's saying that he is in this great relationship. Firstly,
Speaker 2: I found it a little bit odd that it's normalized
Speaker 2: within the maths world to question why someone hasn't chosen
Speaker 2: yet to be physical, because in like, it was almost
Speaker 2: as though and it was they did it in a
Speaker 2: very sensitive way, because I think even they knew that
Speaker 2: it was a blurred line around the whole consent conversation,
Speaker 2: but it was looked badly on them that they hadn't
Speaker 2: fucked yet, which I just think is kind of gross.
Speaker 2: This pressure that to prove you're in a good relationship,
Speaker 2: you have to have sex. I was like, Wow, that's
Speaker 2: a really gross message to send.
Speaker 1: I agree with that, But what I will say is
Speaker 1: I think that's because of the fact that it was
Speaker 1: front loaded by Jack with how much he loves sex
Speaker 1: and how sexual he is. So I think it would
Speaker 1: be a different conversation if he hadn't come out of
Speaker 1: the bat being like, fucking love sex, have it all
Speaker 1: the time. It's the way I connect. If he hadn't
Speaker 1: have said that, I don't think it would have been
Speaker 1: an issue. The fact that he's like, you know, we're
Speaker 1: just waiting it out. That makes sense, and you're like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I get that, take your time connecting whatever. But when
Speaker 1: he's like, a love.
Speaker 2: The sex, but not with you, I agree, and I
Speaker 2: disagree because I do think that there is an undercurrent
Speaker 2: of expectation that the participants are sexually active with each other.
Speaker 2: I think there is a pressure because every week there's
Speaker 2: the question of like, well, have you had sex yet?
Speaker 2: That has happened on every season with every couple, and
Speaker 2: the couples who are sexually intimate are kind of deemed
Speaker 2: as more successful couples, and I think it is a
Speaker 2: gross expectation that that's where people would get in this experiment,
Speaker 2: because ultimately they've still only been together for a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks anyway, total, that's a whole different thing aside. Now,
Speaker 2: the thing that has popped up in the news a
Speaker 2: couple of times now is the fact that Jack he
Speaker 2: had a girlfriend before going into the show, and the
Speaker 2: question mark has kind of sat across one how intense
Speaker 2: was that relationship, Like how invested were the two of them?
Speaker 2: The girl that he was in a relationship with has
Speaker 2: come out, her name is Courtney, But also like up
Speaker 2: unto what point? So like, how soon up until the
Speaker 2: show was filming, was he still in said relationship because
Speaker 2: he has downplayed it on the TV series he said
Speaker 2: that yes, he you know, had a bit of a relationship,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't anything serious. He's called her crazy and
Speaker 2: he's trying to minimize what the connection was that the
Speaker 2: two of them shared. But Courtney has since come out
Speaker 2: and she has shared photos on her Instagram and she
Speaker 2: has really kind of rewritten that narrative around I'm not
Speaker 2: the crazy X, I'm the jilted X, and I want
Speaker 2: to get my perspective across, So Courtney put.
Speaker 1: A couple of pictures on her Instagram. She even actually
Speaker 1: put one up with like a pole. I shouldn't laugh.
Speaker 1: I don't mean to be laughing, but it is real
Speaker 1: lives British. Seriously, I was laughing because she did make
Speaker 1: a statement basically saying like, I'm not going to give
Speaker 1: any quotes about it. I don't want to talk about
Speaker 1: it because I'm hurting. But then she put a foot
Speaker 1: with a pole, so I did think that was funny.
Speaker 1: She said, I don't deserve to be portrayed the way
Speaker 1: I have been. I have every right to defend my
Speaker 1: character by those who claim to know me. For something
Speaker 1: so meaningful to be disregarded like nothing. All I can
Speaker 1: do now is put my armor on and fight a
Speaker 1: battle I never wanted. Now. I really do feel for
Speaker 1: her because it's a pretty shitty feeling. It's always a
Speaker 1: shitty feeling to not be chosen right, like, even when
Speaker 1: you're seeing someone, when one person wants to end it,
Speaker 1: you're always going to feel shitty that you've been rejected,
Speaker 1: that it's not reciprocal the feelings. But then for that
Speaker 1: to be escalated onto a national TV show, which is
Speaker 1: probably the most watched TV show in Australia would feel
Speaker 1: pretty shit and undermining to know that you had something
Speaker 1: with someone. She said that they had said they loved
Speaker 1: each other just a couple of weeks before. She said
Speaker 1: that she had flown to meet his family into state.
Speaker 1: She also said that she'd started to sell furniture because
Speaker 1: they had been talking about moving in together. So I imagine
Speaker 1: she's very, very hurt. I don't know if they understand
Speaker 1: why she feels the need to be posting so much
Speaker 1: about it to defend herself. I don't know what she
Speaker 1: wants to get from putting out an air in all
Speaker 1: her dirty laundry, but I imagine it's because he has
Speaker 1: literally on TV called her crazy, you know, which I
Speaker 1: think is something that all women can connect to in
Speaker 1: some way when a man or an ex like how
Speaker 1: many times everyone listening now, how many times have you
Speaker 1: dated somebody or you've met somebody, could be online, could
Speaker 1: be new, whatever, and they say, oh, my ex used
Speaker 1: to be crazy, she was crazy. How many times have
Speaker 1: you heard that?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's like the biggest red flag, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's also it depends on how many crazy exes everyone
Speaker 2: is entitled to have one crazy X. I think that's okay.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is a quota statistically, that's fine.
Speaker 2: But if the guy you're seeing talks about women as
Speaker 2: though the exes in his life are crazy and as
Speaker 2: though they're the problem, there seems to be one common
Speaker 2: denominator and it's probably him, and it's probably the fact
Speaker 2: that he made them crazy. I mean, I don't want
Speaker 2: to kind of say that, look people can no. Actually
Speaker 2: I will say it I and I have said this
Speaker 2: on the pod before. I absolutely believe that you can
Speaker 2: be in relationships with people who make you act crazy
Speaker 2: when you're not actually crazy when you're not, because they
Speaker 2: inflame and securities in you. They inflame all the worst parts,
Speaker 2: because they behave in a way that's not congruent, or
Speaker 2: they you know, they say one thing to you, but
Speaker 2: they act in a different way. And if all of
Speaker 2: those indicating factors are true, if Jack did take Courtney
Speaker 2: to go on Meeta's family, if he was like, we're
Speaker 2: going to move in together, I love you, cell your furniture,
Speaker 2: all that sort of shit, and then he also told
Speaker 2: her he was breaking up with her because he'd taken
Speaker 2: a job in the United States, according to her, that
Speaker 2: stuff would make you be crazy when you find out
Speaker 2: that it's actually your boyfriend or ex boyfriend didn't go
Speaker 2: to the United States. That's not why you broke up.
Speaker 2: He actually just signed up for Marriat at First Sight
Speaker 2: and was on a TV show. But I guess the
Speaker 2: thing is is that it really does kind of hold
Speaker 2: a mirror up to the fact that often we can
Speaker 2: be in relationships where we think it's one thing, or
Speaker 2: we've been led to believe it's one thing, and actually
Speaker 2: the other person is nowhere near as invested as what
Speaker 2: we are, Which when you think about this, in this relationship,
Speaker 2: if looking at both sides of the story, Jack just
Speaker 2: simply was not as invested as what he maybe had
Speaker 2: either led her to believe or what she had come
Speaker 2: to think he was. And that's the outcome, right. But
Speaker 2: the reason why we're talking about this is this has
Speaker 2: kind of popped up a couple of times in media.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: It was exposed before the show had even started airing
Speaker 2: on TV, so he already had a bit of a
Speaker 2: villain narrative. But in the last two or three days,
Speaker 2: Courtney has shared more photos, and so she shared this
Speaker 2: one photo of her sitting on Jack's lap where he
Speaker 2: has his arms wrapped around her. And that's the one.
Speaker 1: Where she was like, you know, does Jack look at
Speaker 1: Tory the way he looked at me? Yes? No, maybe?
Speaker 2: And then she posted and then she posted another one
Speaker 2: which was them it looks like they were at the
Speaker 2: airport potentially, and she was like, you know, this is
Speaker 2: when we went to Melbourne a week before he left
Speaker 2: to go and start filming, and he's tying it's just
Speaker 2: of her feet actually, and he's tying up her shoelaces,
Speaker 2: which I guess is trying to show that he was
Speaker 2: caring towards her. You know that we had a level
Speaker 2: of intimacy, but I don't know. My big question is,
Speaker 2: and like you said, Britt, would I go down this path,
Speaker 2: like would I be the jilted ex lover who wants
Speaker 2: to expose the type of person that my ex boyfriend
Speaker 2: was on TV?
Speaker 1: Part of me thinks yes.
Speaker 2: Part of me thinks it's so unfair that when one
Speaker 2: person has a media profile and they're able to spin
Speaker 2: a certain narrative around you know, like this Courtney girl,
Speaker 2: she has no profile, She has no way of necessarily
Speaker 2: getting her story out. I mean obviously she's gone to media.
Speaker 2: But when a certain narrative has been spun about you,
Speaker 2: and maybe your friends or your family have heard this
Speaker 2: version of who you were, that seems untrue. There's a
Speaker 2: part of you that's like, this is unjust and I
Speaker 2: want to be able to get my word out there
Speaker 2: and get my story out there. At the end of
Speaker 2: the day, who knows what has actually gone down in
Speaker 2: this relationship. But it does raise a bigger question, and
Speaker 2: that is when it comes to these reality TV shows
Speaker 2: like The Bachelor, like Married at First Sight? Do the
Speaker 2: people who enter them need to be completely single? Do
Speaker 2: they need to be like they've had nothing else on
Speaker 2: the table for quite a period of time? Or can
Speaker 2: they be in relationships or can they be you know,
Speaker 2: dating or seeing people but they're not invested and they're
Speaker 2: looking for something better than that.
Speaker 1: I genuinely think the latter. I think that people can
Speaker 1: be loosely dating and seeing people, are in situationships and
Speaker 1: then decide to go on a show like this. Can
Speaker 1: you be in a serious relationship and be in love
Speaker 1: and then dump them for TV? No, like fucked hard, No,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. But think of how many times
Speaker 1: I in my twenties, there were times that I would
Speaker 1: be dating people casually knowing one hundred and twenty percent
Speaker 1: that person is not my person. This is not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm not introducing you to my family. But do I
Speaker 1: enjoy spending time with you and hanging out or having
Speaker 1: sex or whatever else. Yeah, Like, you can be friends
Speaker 1: with someone and enjoying your time and having sex and
Speaker 1: doing all the things that a relationship entails without being
Speaker 1: in a relationship. You can do all that knowing that
Speaker 1: it's not going anywhere. If that's your choice. Would I
Speaker 1: ever do that now? Absolutely not. When I got into
Speaker 1: my third I started dating with a purpose, and my
Speaker 1: purpose was I want to date, to meet somebody and
Speaker 1: to be with that person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but a lot of people date because they want
Speaker 2: to date, they want to experience. They don't have the
Speaker 2: same expectations for an outcome. And I actually, I genuinely
Speaker 2: think that when it comes to dating, depending on the
Speaker 2: period that you are in life, you should just date
Speaker 2: for the experience. You should date for getting comfortable, for
Speaker 2: knowing what you do like, what you don't like a
Speaker 2: what you want in a person, how you interact with someone,
Speaker 2: how you fight, how you have conflict resolution. I I
Speaker 2: Matt and I. But I, I mean, truthfully, I was
Speaker 2: dating when I signed up for The Bachelor, Like I was.
Speaker 2: I mean, technically, are you were married?
Speaker 1: Weren't you?
Speaker 2: It was comp care I was just quite divorced to it. No,
Speaker 2: I mean technically I was single, but I was definitely dating.
Speaker 2: And I guess I think about my experience, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: had stories come out, Like if that guy who I
Speaker 2: was in a relationship with wanted to fuck me over,
Speaker 2: he could have gone to media and said X y Z,
Speaker 2: and that would have painted me in a way which
Speaker 2: wasn't true. It wasn't indicative of what was going on
Speaker 2: in my life. But he could have done that if
Speaker 2: he wanted to destroy me, if he was somebody who
Speaker 2: felt resentful. But luckily we were both very much on
Speaker 2: the same page around what the relationship was. And I
Speaker 2: was looking for something better and I was looking for
Speaker 2: something more meaningful and something that could lead me to
Speaker 2: a potential life partner.
Speaker 1: Did I expect to find that on the Bachelor? Fuck?
Speaker 2: No, I thought it was gonna be a funny experience,
Speaker 2: But you know, I was still willing and hoping for
Speaker 2: that opportunity to come along.
Speaker 1: When I went on a Bachelor, I was definitely not
Speaker 1: seen anyone but I and you know this person, Laura.
Speaker 1: I had been talking to a person that was Australian
Speaker 1: but had been overseas for work for quite a while.
Speaker 1: We had met online and we were vibing. We were
Speaker 1: like facetiming every day or obviously I know I have
Speaker 1: a truck record of probably talking to people that aren't here,
Speaker 1: but we were really really vibing each other, and we
Speaker 1: FaceTime twice a day and that was for like two
Speaker 1: months with all intentions of meeting when he got home
Speaker 1: because he was on this overseas trip. He was a pilot,
Speaker 1: and just before he was coming home, You're looking at
Speaker 1: me like.
Speaker 2: Trying to who it was this now I'm thinking, wasn't
Speaker 2: Jimmy who was the next Bachelor?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I was talking to Jimmy toom remember before
Speaker 1: he went on I Love You, Holly. No, he's a
Speaker 1: pilot named well, I'll tell you he's a pilot. And
Speaker 1: before he was coming home. I got on the Bachelor
Speaker 1: because obviously, like I didn't know this guy, but I
Speaker 1: was enjoying talking and so I had applied for the
Speaker 1: Bachelor I got on and I told him he was
Speaker 1: coming home the following week and I was like, hey,
Speaker 1: I can't meet you anymore. I'm going on to the Bachelor,
Speaker 1: and I just and he was like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: good luck. He was amazing. He was like, you gotta
Speaker 1: kill it. And I was like, that's the attitude that
Speaker 1: I need. Now I'm on no one's side here. One
Speaker 1: thing I did want to say, because I understand the
Speaker 1: media can pick something and go hard on it, and
Speaker 1: then somebody's story is ingrained in you for the rest
Speaker 1: of existence. The media has really honed in on the
Speaker 1: fact that when Jack broke up with Courtney, he told
Speaker 1: her he was going overseas for work, and that has
Speaker 1: become a part of his story. Like what a liar.
Speaker 1: You know, you said you're gonna move to whole nother country.
Speaker 1: Then you pop up on TV from the outset. It
Speaker 1: sounds really bad and it is really bad. But after
Speaker 1: having been in that exact position, and I know you
Speaker 1: have a different story, Laura. But when I found out
Speaker 1: I went on a Bachelor, they tell you they're so adamant.
Speaker 1: You sign your life away, you sign paperwork. You cannot
Speaker 1: tell a soul you're going on only the people you
Speaker 1: absolutely have to, which is like your immediate family or
Speaker 1: an immediate employer or something like that. But you are
Speaker 1: not allowed to tell anyone you are doing this show.
Speaker 1: And they scare you to the fact that they're like,
Speaker 1: if this comes out or if anyone knows, you're cut
Speaker 1: from the show. So if you're not really well versed
Speaker 1: in the media landscape or reality TV landscape, which these
Speaker 1: people that are going into this show aren't, And I
Speaker 1: wasn't you take it really seriously? I told everyone but
Speaker 1: my immediate sort of five family members. I told everyone
Speaker 1: that I was going to Bali for a meditation retreat
Speaker 1: and I was gone for three months, and like two
Speaker 1: months in they were all like, is Brittany on one
Speaker 1: of those silent retreats? But I took that really serious.
Speaker 1: But imagine I've actually giving.
Speaker 2: Him way too much better at the doubt.
Speaker 1: I think I'm just telling you that I feel for
Speaker 1: that part, because that's the excuse he's done. He's been
Speaker 1: like I have to go away. He's taken that seriously
Speaker 1: or could he be a wenker? Yeah, I'm sure he
Speaker 1: is a wanker. But I just want to I just
Speaker 1: want to put that out there so people know what
Speaker 1: it's like and don't just formulate one opinion on someone.
Speaker 2: Yes, I totally agree with this, but I think in
Speaker 2: those instances when you're lying to the people in your
Speaker 2: close network and you're saying, okay, you have to make
Speaker 2: up a story about where you're going to be to
Speaker 2: justify the fact that you're going away to film a
Speaker 2: reality TV show. Normally you're telling people whose lives it
Speaker 2: doesn't actually impact that you're lying. So if you have
Speaker 2: a girlfriend and you're lying to her about where you're
Speaker 2: going to that impacts her life. I had a similar
Speaker 2: experience with Brittwin and I did Bachelor. There was this
Speaker 2: one guy that I'd been seeing who like adore him.
Speaker 2: He was a great, great guy, and we'd been seeing
Speaker 2: each other for a really long time, on and off.
Speaker 2: I always wanted it to go somewhere like I always
Speaker 2: saw the potential because I'm a real potential person.
Speaker 1: You could pick up turd and be like, this could
Speaker 1: be a diamond and if I freeze this up, make
Speaker 1: it hard and polish it up and give it a paint,
Speaker 1: that could be a statue.
Speaker 2: Literally, So I saw the potential in what we could
Speaker 2: be and we were like, we're really good friends as well.
Speaker 2: And I remember just before going into the show, he
Speaker 2: was in Sydney and the guy lived in Melbourne at
Speaker 2: the time. He was in Sydney and I was like,
Speaker 2: let's go to breakfast. There's something I want to talk
Speaker 2: to you about. And I told him I was doing
Speaker 2: The Bachelor. Because I kind of told you I'm not committing.
Speaker 1: I don't totally, I kind of wanted him to greenlight it.
Speaker 2: I wanted him to be like, that's fine, like there
Speaker 2: is nothing here, so like you go and do your thing.
Speaker 1: And he's like, I don't have to go on.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's exactly what I said, and he was way
Speaker 2: too enthusiastic.
Speaker 1: He was like this is a great idea. He's like,
Speaker 1: you should go. This is amazing, And so then I
Speaker 1: did go.
Speaker 2: Obviously I was like, okay, well, I'm glad he's as
Speaker 2: enthusiastic about it as what I am. So he greenled
Speaker 2: it for me and I went. And then when i'd finished,
Speaker 2: when I came out, so obviously Matt and I were together,
Speaker 2: nob he knew because we had to keep it really
Speaker 2: quiet and really secretive. When I came out from the shows, well, no.
Speaker 1: He was like this poor.
Speaker 2: Guy didn't know that I was in a relationship. And
Speaker 2: I came out and he was like, telling you that
Speaker 2: I wanted you to go was the stupidest thing I've
Speaker 2: ever done, and I want to be with you. And
Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, well things ended really
Speaker 2: well for me, so sorry about that.
Speaker 1: You do with that? What you were? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, at the end, I silly boy.
Speaker 1: I ended Betty's kicking himself. Now I'm sure he doesn't care.
Speaker 1: Now he doesn't. It's polished in your house. Do you
Speaker 1: know what it was?
Speaker 2: He was the definition of a guy who wants what
Speaker 2: he can't have. That's all it was. It was only
Speaker 2: because the opportunity of us was gone that he was like,
Speaker 2: oh maybe I do want that, So it would have
Speaker 2: turned terrible anyway.
Speaker 1: I actually and just to come full circle that pilot sleep,
Speaker 1: I actually ended up meeting him twice, like so I
Speaker 1: think two years went past and he was like, do
Speaker 1: you want to finally meet but sorry me, no. We
Speaker 1: never even ended up making out. He was super good looking,
Speaker 1: but the chemistry is on their in real life, and
Speaker 1: we ended up meeting up once for a coffee and
Speaker 1: it was cool. Like it could have we could have
Speaker 1: worked on it. Like it wasn't immediate, but it wasn't bad.
Speaker 1: And then I think there was another year between dates.
Speaker 1: We were on one more date again, not even a date.
Speaker 1: We just caught up and I was like, it's not there.
Speaker 1: But so we did try. That relationship, like we was
Speaker 1: probably the best one I've had where we met up
Speaker 1: twice and over two years. That was it. But that
Speaker 1: I did, we did try and comfort circle for that.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to add that in with the pilot.
Speaker 1: You tried, Yeah, we tried.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, all right, it is time for accidentally unfilter
Speaker 2: your most embarrassing stories. We fucking love them. If you've
Speaker 2: got some accumiliating happening to you or something in the past,
Speaker 2: we're sorry. But writing no, we're not. We're not because
Speaker 2: everybody's always there's always embarrassing stuff. It's how you react
Speaker 2: to a moment in life. It's not what happens to you,
Speaker 2: it's how you react to it. And by reacting to it,
Speaker 2: I mean send it into life on cup podcast on Instagram.
Speaker 2: All right, this one is great. My birthday is Valentine's Day,
Speaker 2: so my husband got me some presents and we were
Speaker 2: going to open them up with my four year old
Speaker 2: and the baby twins. When I got to the second box,
Speaker 2: I opened it and my daughter went, Mommy, you got
Speaker 2: a microphone? And I thought, why would he ever buy
Speaker 2: me a microphone?
Speaker 1: I don't sing?
Speaker 2: I thought it was a microphone as well. Realize well
Speaker 2: it was actually a magic wand there was a great,
Speaker 2: big black microphone. My daughter was adamant about opening it,
Speaker 2: and then she wanted to try it out. I did
Speaker 2: hide it instantly, but she proceeded to tell everyone that
Speaker 2: I got a microphone for my birthday, and she wanted
Speaker 2: to sing it.
Speaker 1: That's the worst too, because you know that she's going
Speaker 1: to school for chov and tell telling everyone then mum
Speaker 1: got a big microphone.
Speaker 2: Cute and innocent. But also, if you're the husband buying
Speaker 2: a dildo for your wife, why are you letting her
Speaker 2: open that in front of the kids? Like was she
Speaker 2: opening the present on her own without anyone around?
Speaker 1: Just the kid? Laurie, you realize you're saying this when
Speaker 1: Lola's favorite toy at the moment is a sex whip.
Speaker 2: That's true, but that's different. It's not one we actually use.
Speaker 1: It runs around with a sex whip, calling it like
Speaker 1: a horse. No, a wand she thinks it's a magic
Speaker 1: wand yeah, it is a magic wand it's a sex whip.
Speaker 2: It's like literally like a paddle that you would use
Speaker 2: on a horse. Yes, so you make it go faster.
Speaker 2: It's a riding crop, that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got it. Just a second, Lola has a
Speaker 1: sex wave would be good though we've never used it.
Speaker 2: But i'm a little spanking's nice.
Speaker 1: Okay, sure, why don't you try that out? Come back
Speaker 1: on first, your magic wand Okay, this accidentally unfiltered, is
Speaker 1: something that I would do. I just went to text
Speaker 1: my boss and I realized that three months ago, when
Speaker 1: I was doing an F forty five challenge, that I
Speaker 1: had set my boss the results of my body scan.
Speaker 1: I'm talking my weight, my b and I my body
Speaker 1: fat percentage, everything, just out of the blue, a random text.
Speaker 1: The fucking worst part is the body scan was before
Speaker 1: the challenge started. Actually fucked my life. I'm dead. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't even show my partner that shit, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Be more like, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: In brace that is so funny, but who cares if
Speaker 1: it's the before or the after shouldn't matter.
Speaker 2: Just don't and I to your boss.
Speaker 1: That shouldn't matter. But imagine no clue, there's no context,
Speaker 1: like this is my fat percentage. You're like, thanks, I
Speaker 1: just want you to know I'm working on it. Like
Speaker 1: but also the fact that the boss didn't respond. I
Speaker 1: would have been like, if kecha sent me her body
Speaker 1: five percent, Actually no, I'd probably like you go go.
Speaker 1: I'd probably be cheerleader. To be fair, I sent my
Speaker 1: labia to my staff and she didn't respond either, So
Speaker 1: it's nature.
Speaker 2: I mean, I understand, I understand. Maybe he felt uncomfortable
Speaker 2: and violated. He was like, I didn't want to know that.
Speaker 1: I don't need to know. I don't need to know that.
Speaker 2: I do have an update for you, though, Britt on
Speaker 2: the whole me sending my labia to my staff member,
Speaker 2: if you didn't listen to a lot I think it
Speaker 2: was last Tuesday, Tuesday before, if you didn't listen to
Speaker 2: that episode, basically my aexually harassinginess. You cannot say that
Speaker 2: I was absolutely not sexually harassing my staff.
Speaker 1: Well, you unintentionally sent her a picture of your laber,
Speaker 1: so yeah, but like a medical picture, not like a
Speaker 1: sexy picture. It doesn't mater different.
Speaker 2: It's different.
Speaker 1: It's not a medical it's just a laber. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But like just like a non styled lighting photo of
Speaker 2: a lavier is different to being like, here's malebi.
Speaker 1: It's like screenshots. You know how you have the measure
Speaker 1: app in your phone. It's like Laura's not on the
Speaker 1: measure app.
Speaker 2: For a lad I was like, how many centimeters is
Speaker 2: too many? Now I'm joking, no, but okay, she has
Speaker 2: my old work phone. The photos were sinking, and she
Speaker 2: was getting photos of my LaBier, which was not intentional.
Speaker 2: I told the story on the podcast. Julia is her name,
Speaker 2: and I have an update for you, she says, and
Speaker 2: she swears black and blue that she did not see it,
Speaker 2: and she was like, I always thought that you had
Speaker 2: such high trust in me. She's like, I thought you
Speaker 2: knew that your photos were sinking, and I always just thought, gosh,
Speaker 2: Laura has such high trust in me that I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna look And I was like, it's still weird that
Speaker 2: you didn't tell me, but anyway, it's fine.
Speaker 1: She bless her cotton socks. She looked, but I love
Speaker 1: that she's trying to make you feel better. Yeah, like
Speaker 1: you saying if you saw someone newt in the apartment
Speaker 1: next door, you know what's wrong, but you couldna have
Speaker 1: That's true. It's true. I would look at my neighbor.
Speaker 2: Okay, anyway, look suck and sweet Brittany, what's your suck
Speaker 2: for the week?
Speaker 1: My suck. You're gonna say it's against the rules because
Speaker 1: I've already mentioned it, But my suck is definitely just
Speaker 1: been spied feeling my boobs up by my neighbor being sprung.
Speaker 1: That's my suck. Wasn't the fact that your dog almost
Speaker 1: got killed by a camel? Oh? Yeah, my other dog. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's camels. I went home to Port McCrary, where I'm from,
Speaker 1: on the weekend, and we have camels that like live
Speaker 1: on the beach. Basically you can do camel rides and
Speaker 1: they're the best. Everyone in Port mcory knows them. Hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: ride a camel today. That's a song. Anyway, I went
Speaker 1: back with to get Delilah. She lived with my parents
Speaker 1: for two months while I was gone, and they have
Speaker 1: two other little dogs. They have this tiny little rescue
Speaker 1: dog called Daisy who literally weighs a kilo. She's like
Speaker 1: a half sausage dog. Half god knows what. She's straggly
Speaker 1: little thing. She's two centimeters off the ground, but she
Speaker 1: is ballsy. She doesn't she thinks she's like a great day.
Speaker 1: She's got a small dog syndrome annoying. Doesn't bark ever,
Speaker 1: not that she doesn't try, just too much confidence. So
Speaker 1: she's literally the size of a camel's foot. Anyway, she
Speaker 1: took off and was weaving in and out of these camels.
Speaker 1: The camels didn't even know she was there, and I
Speaker 1: was like, this is how she dies. I was like,
Speaker 1: she's going to be squished to death by a camel.
Speaker 1: Thank god she wasn't. It was fine, So yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: let's make that my suck. My suck was on my
Speaker 1: dog nearly died by a camel. My sweet was definitely
Speaker 1: just going back to Port mcquarie for the weekend. I
Speaker 1: caught up with all my family and some of my
Speaker 1: really good friends there and it was just really wholesome.
Speaker 1: I got Delilah back after two months. I was super
Speaker 1: worried that she was gonna hate me and judge me
Speaker 1: and forget me, but like Ben, she loves my smell.
Speaker 1: She remembered me straight away, so that was That was
Speaker 1: my sweet. I just had a really wholesome weekend.
Speaker 2: Very very cute. Also nice that you've got to go
Speaker 2: and spend some family time after being away for so long.
Speaker 2: And also I'm glad that you've got Delilah back.
Speaker 1: Thank you very grad Is she validating my sweet?
Speaker 2: Is she any more well behaved?
Speaker 1: No, she's worse. She's worse. Yeah, she's the worst.
Speaker 2: Something that you guys don't know is that Brick got
Speaker 2: asked to go on the reality TV show Don't Behaving Badly?
Speaker 1: Actually messaged me again yesterday. That is like following up.
Speaker 1: Is she's still bad? I'm like, yeah, oh yeah, she's
Speaker 1: fucking terrible. Anyway, that's no one needed to know about
Speaker 1: Dolilah's reality TV crew.
Speaker 2: What's your sock taken after mummy?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: My suck for the week is do you know what?
Speaker 2: I didn't really have a suck. I can say it
Speaker 2: was the fight with Matt, but truly it wasn't. Fights
Speaker 2: are fine, and I'm gonna stand by this. Fighting is healthy.
Speaker 2: It all comes down to how you make up. It's
Speaker 2: very important. Maybe that was my suck. Your for my
Speaker 2: fight could be your suck. No, my suck for the week. Fuck,
Speaker 2: it was just such a good week, so I really
Speaker 2: don't want to labor in like the little bits that
Speaker 2: weren't didn't make me happy. Who because I'm going to
Speaker 2: say that my fight, but it just wasn't even Some
Speaker 2: might say it might have been the urine in my boots,
Speaker 2: but once again, that was pure, the unfiltered joy. I
Speaker 2: have had so many sweets this week, and I know
Speaker 2: that that goes against the rules, but just this entire
Speaker 2: weekend was one sweet after the other.
Speaker 1: I had.
Speaker 2: Sunday was one of the best days I've had in
Speaker 2: ages where Matt and I we got to take the
Speaker 2: kids to the beach that we had fishing chips for
Speaker 2: lunch down the beach, and then we play with them
Speaker 2: in the backyard and it was just like a very
Speaker 2: family orientated day that was wonderful. Like we both kind
Speaker 2: of at the end of the day, we're like, oh,
Speaker 2: we feel like we're on holidays, even though we were
Speaker 2: just dicking around knowing backyard and it was so much fun.
Speaker 2: And I know that sometimes when work gets really crazy
Speaker 2: and life and everything just kind of is in the
Speaker 2: chaos and you're in that sort of like from one
Speaker 2: thing to another. You don't really get time to plug
Speaker 2: in to your kids and plug into your family and
Speaker 2: spend those really quality time moments together. And for me
Speaker 2: that was this weekend. It was amazing. Also blink on
Speaker 2: it two, pissing in my own shoes. Pure joy hard
Speaker 2: to pure joy, really hard to choose. And then and
Speaker 2: then Saturday, I spent Saturday night.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's one thing. We don't need it right out
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 2: Week making friendship bracelets with my kids?
Speaker 1: Did you make me? Will not yet, but we will, guys.
Speaker 1: That's it from us.
Speaker 2: Pretty big titty, Okay, that's do on that. What do
Speaker 2: you want on your friendship bracelet?
Speaker 1: Pretty big titty? That's great.
Speaker 2: Okay, thanks big titty.
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