Speaker 1: Hihart podcasts, he More Kiss podcast playlist and listen live
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Speaker 1: just heard that we are supposed to be talking about
Speaker 1: married at First Side and how all the contestants just
Speaker 1: got their phones back.
Speaker 2: But more pressing news has just made itself known and
Speaker 2: we do need to break it down.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, so we were talking about sniffing ants before
Speaker 1: hear me out.
Speaker 3: Things are not Things are not as rogue as what
Speaker 3: you might think they are. Stop on the shold.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be known for that. Laura was
Speaker 4: talking about sniffing ants. Brittany most certainly was not.
Speaker 1: So there is a thing going around currently online, which
Speaker 1: is the fact that some people can smell ants and
Speaker 1: like the acid that they emit if they've been stepped
Speaker 1: on or crushed.
Speaker 3: Other people can't.
Speaker 1: Apparently only twenty percent of the population can smell ants.
Speaker 3: So then that happened. We talked about that already.
Speaker 1: We left that go because we were gonna then talk
Speaker 1: about Siena and whoever else a, Feena and everyone else
Speaker 1: whom married at first sites who got their phones back
Speaker 1: and have been texting and showing all of there've been
Speaker 1: un unveiling stuff on Instagram. No one cares. You can
Speaker 1: get that information anywhere. What you can't get from anywhere
Speaker 1: is what we talked about in the break just then,
Speaker 1: and that is that Brittany can't smell the rain.
Speaker 3: That's not no.
Speaker 4: The more important part of this is I said I
Speaker 4: can't smell rain. I got a beuse hurled at me
Speaker 4: by everyone in this room saying, yes I can. Every
Speaker 4: single human can smell rain, and I said, no, they
Speaker 4: can't produce a grace. You did some googling there, What
Speaker 4: did you come up with about rain smelling?
Speaker 3: Uh? Not everyone can smell the rain.
Speaker 1: I am thank you sent into all, but I am
Speaker 1: on another planet now. You can also call me Katy Perry.
Speaker 1: So the smell of rain is the word for it
Speaker 1: is called petrocor. I thought it was literally a basic
Speaker 1: human joy. I thought every single person it was like
Speaker 1: watching a sunset sniff in the rain.
Speaker 3: Answer.
Speaker 1: It's not a pleasant smell. So I don't think you
Speaker 1: should be jealous about that one. If you can't smell
Speaker 1: the rain, that to me is absolutely shocking. I'm doing okay, though,
Speaker 1: I don't know You're gonna no, We're gonna end this conversation.
Speaker 3: You're gonna need a yourself into therapy.
Speaker 1: The fact that you've missed out on this your whole life,
Speaker 1: it is insane to me.
Speaker 2: We are of equal success here.
Speaker 4: And I've also grown up not smelling rain like it
Speaker 4: hasn't altered my life's journey.
Speaker 3: But you haven't felt true joy passion.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happened. I don't know if this
Speaker 2: happened off the back of COVID.
Speaker 4: I have been able to start smelling it loosely the
Speaker 4: last couple of years, so like, I get something and
Speaker 4: it's still a new thing, and I'm like, is that
Speaker 4: the rain?
Speaker 2: So I think I'm smelling it?
Speaker 1: So you gained powers post COVID, because most people lost
Speaker 1: their powers post COVID. It's like this really earthy, rich,
Speaker 1: muddy smell, but it's it's nice. I know I'm not
Speaker 1: describing it well, but it smells beautiful.
Speaker 3: Do you want to know something else? Crazy? Oh god?
Speaker 4: Do you know that there are some people I don't
Speaker 4: know what it's called produced grays get on the Google, people.
Speaker 2: That like hear color, like every.
Speaker 3: Like that cough that cough.
Speaker 2: I'm getting green gunk. I'm getting green gunk. Maybe I
Speaker 2: have whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm getting chest infections, I'm getting flu.
Speaker 4: It's colds in esthesia, oh synesthesia, Okay, I did think
Speaker 4: it was that, but I think I think for example,
Speaker 4: like so people can hear a color, like someone's voice
Speaker 4: can have a color.
Speaker 2: I think mine would be like floral pink.
Speaker 4: You ask what I'm saying, like it's like it's in
Speaker 4: your face?
Speaker 3: What do you reply?
Speaker 1: I have seen this before, and there's a little boy
Speaker 1: online who does this and like every so, like every
Speaker 1: key on a piano has a different color attached to it,
Speaker 1: and that was how they found out that he sees
Speaker 1: the same colors. And in the comment section, what was
Speaker 1: really interesting is that there were heaps of other people
Speaker 1: who had this same I don't know what you'd call it.
Speaker 1: It's not condition, not a disorder, but just way of
Speaker 1: I guess, perceiving the world. So he would be like, oh, there,
Speaker 1: you know, E on a piano is green to me
Speaker 1: and B is blue. And people in the comments who
Speaker 1: also had whatever the word is, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: pretend like an thank you, yeah exactly that one Brittain.
Speaker 1: They also were seeing the identical color that he was
Speaker 1: seeing for their own hearing, so it's fascinating.
Speaker 4: I'm I don't know how I feel about it, but
Speaker 4: producer Grace is telling us that's enough of the
Speaker 1: Com every somebody who can't smell rain or smell as
Speaker 1: I'm just so sorry, you know whatever,