Best Birthday(s) Ever #94 — Hold My Drink

[00:00–00:05] Hold my drink with Charlene and Ellie, a go-light original podcast,
[00:05–00:08] proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
[00:08–00:13] An ice cold can of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is so irresistibly tasty,
[00:13–00:15] it's worth protecting.
[00:25–00:28] But I think when I think of my birthday, I always think of my 24th.
[00:28–00:29] I don't know what.
[00:29–00:30] Really?
[00:30–00:31] What is so good like?
[00:31–00:32] No!
[00:32–00:36] Yeah, I think Twitter thing is kind of an American thing.
[00:36–00:38] That TV show made it a big thing.
[00:38–00:40] Otherwise it would be, I used to watch that and be like,
[00:40–00:43] oh, I need that to be my life.
[00:43–00:44] You know what I do?
[00:44–00:48] I found a picture recently and I don't know why nobody said to me back then,
[00:48–00:50] the fuck are you doing?
[00:50–00:53] I used to wear necklaces around my head.
[00:53–00:56] Welcome to our my drink with Charlene and Ellie, our podcast
[00:56–00:58] is a group chat between your best friends,
[00:58–01:00] girls watching online, out where you spill all the gossip,
[01:00–01:02] arm-relationship, dilemmas, and life.
[01:02–01:05] We are so excited today to share the day's episode is
[01:05–01:07] proudly sponsored by Coca-Cola Zero Sugar,
[01:07–01:09] which has a magical and irresistible taste,
[01:09–01:11] and needs to be protected at all times.
[01:11–01:14] Nothing beats a nice co-cow kind of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
[01:14–01:16] I'm actually pink in a lime right now.
[01:16–01:18] My mouth's feeling a little bit dry.
[01:18–01:19] It is.
[01:19–01:23] We have a poor stocked-up inhale on my drink with the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar,
[01:23–01:25] so we're gonna grab them.
[01:25–01:26] That noise.
[01:26–01:28] We did lovely ASMR with them last year.
[01:28–01:30] Yeah, I love watching videos on them.
[01:30–01:33] TikTok, if you're very eating, and then they're like cracking it open.
[01:33–01:37] Yes, they're just seeing the cold crisp can of the bubbles.
[01:37–01:39] Oh, but I always have to hide it at home.
[01:39–01:40] Yeah, we said it's every week.
[01:40–01:41] We really do.
[01:41–01:42] It's so true.
[01:42–01:45] It will be rubbed quick fast when we hide it in here.
[01:45–01:46] We actually do.
[01:46–01:47] We hide it in the room.
[01:47–01:48] Yeah.
[01:48–01:50] We hidden somewhere as we even don't know where it is.
[01:50–01:51] Yep.
[01:51–01:52] We have to go search and go hide.
[01:52–01:53] Yeah, go hide.
[01:54–01:55] So it's so good.
[01:55–01:58] It's worth protecting how far we go to protect yours.
[01:58–02:01] On this week's episode, we spoke all about birthdays.
[02:01–02:02] Birthdays.
[02:02–02:04] And as it's coming up, well, but I'm saying it's Leo's season.
[02:04–02:05] It is currently Leo's season.
[02:05–02:06] It is Leo's season.
[02:06–02:07] It's right.
[02:07–02:08] It's arriving in Leo's season.
[02:08–02:09] Time to shine.
[02:09–02:10] Yes.
[02:10–02:12] We talked about our Santa birthday party from our childhoods.
[02:12–02:14] How we celebrate our birthdays.
[02:14–02:16] Do we have any stories about birthdays?
[02:16–02:17] Horror stories.
[02:17–02:19] What are your favorite presents?
[02:19–02:23] Sweet 16, 18, 21st and is second-heavy birthday.
[02:23–02:24] Oh, first.
[02:24–02:27] We of course do our six-toned stalls.
[02:27–02:29] As always, our bleak for now.
[02:29–02:30] Pinky, complete.
[02:30–02:31] Pinky, complete.
[02:31–02:34] So we have a new stuff and our super skip as well.
[02:34–02:36] And we had very exciting stores.
[02:36–02:37] I feel so sweet to tell you.
[02:37–02:38] Yeah.
[02:38–02:39] Very fun.
[02:39–02:40] Yeah.
[02:40–02:41] Very good one.
[02:41–02:42] Yeah.
[02:42–02:43] So enjoy.
[02:43–02:44] Hi, bird.
[02:44–02:45] Hi, yeah.
[02:45–02:46] How are you?
[02:46–02:47] Tired today.
[02:47–02:48] I'm a little boy.
[02:48–02:49] Yeah.
[02:49–02:51] I'm a sister, but we have a quarter pass for her in the morning.
[02:51–02:52] Why?
[02:52–02:53] Ringing me because she was coming in.
[02:53–02:54] I'm like, I have a work to ask the door.
[02:54–02:56] And I was like, Mom left you out with me.
[02:56–02:57] She was like, yeah, so.
[02:57–02:59] I was like, what do you need to wait for?
[02:59–03:00] She needs to wait for me.
[03:00–03:01] Yeah.
[03:01–03:02] I said to her in the morning.
[03:02–03:03] I was like, Mom left you out with me.
[03:03–03:04] And she was like, Jitink, I remember that.
[03:04–03:05] I was like, this is one company.
[03:05–03:06] Yeah.
[03:06–03:07] I was like, you asked her to leave you out with me.
[03:07–03:09] She goes, Jitink, I remember that.
[03:09–03:10] And I was like, oh, thanks.
[03:10–03:12] She just wake me up in the middle of the night.
[03:12–03:13] Oh.
[03:13–03:14] Now, what does it work for?
[03:14–03:16] I like, yeah, I work, do.
[03:16–03:17] No.
[03:17–03:20] So, yeah, I got a Trojan work at Trojan work doing.
[03:20–03:21] I say, you would have been so proud of me.
[03:21–03:22] Trojan.
[03:22–03:23] Trojan work.
[03:23–03:25] I don't actually know what Trojan means.
[03:25–03:26] But like, you look at Trojan.
[03:26–03:27] It's like, Trojan work.
[03:27–03:28] My mom says it all the time.
[03:28–03:30] Trojan means like fake.
[03:30–03:31] Mom?
[03:31–03:33] Trojan horses like a fake horse.
[03:33–03:35] They don't, it's like back in the day.
[03:35–03:41] Like, in history, they brought horse in to like, disguise all these soldiers.
[03:42–03:44] Who like went, is a Trojan horse?
[03:44–03:46] My mom says it all the time.
[03:46–03:48] The Trojan horse went in, right.
[03:48–03:49] I remember it in my history books.
[03:49–03:50] I remember the picture of the horse.
[03:50–03:51] So, well, it was like a wooden horse.
[03:51–03:54] And they went in and brought the soldiers in to the horse.
[03:54–03:56] And then the horse.
[03:56–03:58] And then they were like, actually, listen.
[03:58–03:59] No, it's not a real horse.
[03:59–04:00] It's not a horse.
[04:00–04:01] And then the soldiers came, we're like, how?
[04:01–04:06] We're in the horse, popped out and then burned the horse.
[04:06–04:07] What does Trojan work mean?
[04:07–04:09] Cheefly British old-fashioned.
[04:09–04:11] It means to work very hard.
[04:11–04:12] Oh, I don't know.
[04:12–04:13] I don't know.
[04:13–04:14] Look at what Trojan horse says and see if I got right.
[04:14–04:15] What's a Trojan horse?
[04:15–04:16] Trojan horse.
[04:16–04:19] And I obviously like, does it afraid?
[04:19–04:22] It's like that, like your parents will just said, ground up and now.
[04:22–04:24] They just stick with it.
[04:24–04:25] Trojan horse.
[04:25–04:26] In computing.
[04:26–04:27] The Trojan horse is a malware.
[04:27–04:28] What?
[04:28–04:33] No, look at what the original Trojan horse story is.
[04:33–04:36] I used to hate history, actually, but that was the one story I remember.
[04:37–04:38] Trojan horse.
[04:38–04:45] Huge hollow wooden horse constructed by the Greeks to gain entrance into Trojan horse.
[04:45–04:47] Yeah, so they were like, let's pretend we're all right.
[04:47–04:50] I did history too, the whole history of history of history is with, don't remember this.
[04:50–04:52] Yeah, this is the one story.
[04:52–04:55] Yeah, I do remember that they might have attended.
[04:55–04:57] They were just like, oh, here.
[04:57–04:58] Yeah.
[04:58–04:59] And then they all burst out.
[04:59–05:00] They're not all like, yeah.
[05:00–05:02] Yeah, here's a lot of horses.
[05:02–05:04] There's no one's holder.
[05:04–05:11] No, but yeah, one of those days where I was like, right, I could lie down and have a little nap and just scroll and take it up for a while.
[05:11–05:14] And I was like, no, because you're going to regret it.
[05:14–05:15] Yeah.
[05:15–05:19] So I did like, oh, my washing change, my bed sheets, clean the makeup room, clean my bedroom.
[05:19–05:20] Yeah.
[05:20–05:23] I actually had a really proxor day because I know I'm going to wait tomorrow.
[05:23–05:25] So I was like, right, I want to go back to it clean.
[05:25–05:27] Yeah, I needed to do that.
[05:27–05:28] Yeah.
[05:28–05:29] So I got to try and go.
[05:29–05:31] It's only feel great after we're all tired after we're all tired.
[05:31–05:41] There was a bin bag, like a huge bin bag in the bathroom, because I'm terrible for like, it's really bad.
[05:41–05:42] I don't know why I do.
[05:42–05:48] I'll go in, have a shower, whatever I have on me, like whatever clothes they take off me, they just get fucked in the corner of the bathroom.
[05:48–05:50] And it's just piles up.
[05:50–05:56] There's this little space in my bathroom upstairs between the sink and like this wooden cupboards.
[05:56–05:57] Yeah.
[05:58–06:00] And it just piles the whole way up on my pajamas.
[06:00–06:01] What is that?
[06:01–06:02] Why do I do that?
[06:02–06:03] I do as well.
[06:03–06:04] My gym gear.
[06:04–06:05] I'm like, where's my gym gear on?
[06:05–06:06] It's all in the room.
[06:06–06:07] It's yeah, yeah, that's what it is.
[06:07–06:08] It's gym gear.
[06:08–06:10] When you come back in the gym, take off or like if I go for a shower or whatever clothes.
[06:10–06:15] I don't know why I can't just take my dad's, I was like, just take them out with the bathroom when you leave.
[06:15–06:16] I'm like, nah, nah, nah.
[06:16–06:17] We'll just let it pile up in there.
[06:17–06:19] We'll just put them out in the black bag.
[06:19–06:21] Because she was like, I'm sick of looking at them. They look horrible.
[06:21–06:23] And then when you don't have black, you see it in the black bag.
[06:24–06:25] Oh, completely forgot.
[06:25–06:26] Yeah.
[06:26–06:28] But I did loads of washes in the early ass day.
[06:28–06:30] My dad and he used to wash for sure.
[06:30–06:32] But you don't know how she used to wash from shame.
[06:32–06:33] I will teach you.
[06:33–06:34] I'm proud.
[06:34–06:35] No, I will teach you.
[06:35–06:36] I'm really proud of that at all.
[06:36–06:40] Well, now I'm afraid as I did put one on your shame when I opened it when it was finished, everything was so open.
[06:40–06:41] No.
[06:41–06:43] Like, we're in mustn't just spawn at the end.
[06:43–06:45] But I'm like, you know what?
[06:45–06:47] It's not even that I wasn't taught. Like, I have been.
[06:47–06:49] But I just forget.
[06:49–06:50] Ah, too easy.
[06:50–06:51] I think you're washing my face.
[06:51–06:52] I just too many buttons.
[06:52–06:54] Stuff like that really confused the life of him.
[06:54–06:55] I know. Pick your spines.
[06:55–06:56] I definitely don't know.
[06:56–06:57] I've done it, man.
[06:57–06:58] I'm so old.
[06:58–06:59] Yeah.
[06:59–07:00] So many different, I don't know.
[07:00–07:01] There's no words. I'll pick choose the stuff.
[07:01–07:02] I don't mind my words.
[07:02–07:03] And then I use the dryer.
[07:03–07:04] I'm like, I don't know.
[07:04–07:05] It's a fucks that, man.
[07:05–07:06] Oh, I don't know any of that.
[07:06–07:07] I just fuck anything in the wash machine.
[07:07–07:08] And if it comes out round.
[07:08–07:10] Well, then, yeah, I could do that.
[07:10–07:11] Sorry.
[07:11–07:12] Yeah.
[07:12–07:14] But my dad need to bet me around for using the dryer.
[07:14–07:15] Then I'll say,
[07:15–07:16] Oh, why?
[07:16–07:17] My dad really curses.
[07:20–07:22] Oh, come the ham.
[07:22–07:23] I said, so why do we own one?
[07:23–07:26] He was like the most expensive thing in the house.
[07:26–07:27] Oh, for electricity.
[07:27–07:28] Yeah. I was like, why do we have one then?
[07:28–07:29] What's the purpose of having a dryer?
[07:29–07:31] If you give it every bloody time I use it.
[07:31–07:33] I swear to you, you do, my horse.
[07:33–07:34] I'm like, go away.
[07:34–07:35] We shouldn't have one.
[07:35–07:37] And then I see Americans all the time.
[07:37–07:39] You obviously see like shake talks and it's where they're doing their washing and shit.
[07:39–07:43] And like, they take the clothes directly out with the wash machine and put it straight into the dryer.
[07:43–07:44] Yeah. Do we not see the other hair?
[07:44–07:45] No.
[07:45–07:46] Why would never?
[07:46–07:48] Is it because they're so expensive?
[07:49–07:50] I don't remember what this is.
[07:50–07:51] You don't remember your clothes though, so.
[07:51–07:54] I shrink your clothes now, but like I would never have done that.
[07:54–07:55] But for my mom,
[07:55–07:58] Wash from the Zanna's like cashmere jumpers.
[07:58–07:59] So you get some from Reese's.
[07:59–08:00] Oh, yeah, yeah, lovely.
[08:00–08:01] Like, yeah.
[08:01–08:02] And it was like a little,
[08:02–08:04] a little can top.
[08:04–08:06] Just look at the washroom really.
[08:06–08:08] A little baby, but I was probably pretty pretty.
[08:08–08:10] I used to be home, but yeah.
[08:10–08:12] We like looked up how to stretch it and all like just.
[08:12–08:14] No, real like up to us.
[08:14–08:15] I guess very lucky.
[08:15–08:17] I've definitely done the makin' things pink.
[08:18–08:19] Yeah.
[08:19–08:20] Easy mistake.
[08:20–08:21] Yeah.
[08:21–08:22] Our white's gone a bit gray.
[08:22–08:24] Come here when I said my white to the laundry.
[08:24–08:25] I sometimes say come back in the grey.
[08:25–08:28] Yeah, and I said it one day and I sounded like a bit.
[08:28–08:29] What is that?
[08:29–08:30] Well, now I didn't say it like a bit.
[08:30–08:32] I was like, ma'am, can I ask them like.
[08:32–08:33] Why?
[08:33–08:34] Why?
[08:34–08:36] Yeah, some of them would have like marks and stuff.
[08:36–08:38] And she was like, just ask them if they could make them wet.
[08:38–08:40] They were like, that's a service that they like they could do.
[08:40–08:41] Yeah.
[08:41–08:42] So I went to her and I was like,
[08:42–08:43] I'm like, the loveliest people in the entire,
[08:43–08:44] they're not me by name.
[08:44–08:45] Yeah, and they're terrible.
[08:45–08:46] I don't do my washroom that much.
[08:46–08:47] I don't do my washroom that much.
[08:47–08:49] But I was like, for my white wash, I was like,
[08:49–08:51] is there anything you can put in it to make it really white in your hair?
[08:51–08:52] Of course, yes.
[08:52–08:53] That what you want.
[08:53–08:54] But I feel bad.
[08:54–08:56] I didn't know that you'd do that.
[08:56–08:57] Yeah.
[08:57–08:59] I think there's like a sheet or something or something to turn into making on.
[08:59–09:00] I need that.
[09:00–09:02] I like to look in grey socks.
[09:02–09:05] They look so fresh when wearing them and then I'm like wearing my first socks.
[09:05–09:06] They're not fresh anymore. They're grey.
[09:06–09:08] T-shirts and I go, yeah.
[09:08–09:10] I don't really like wearing my t-shirts because of that.
[09:10–09:14] Yeah, so I'm like, you get one wear up and then it's grey.
[09:14–09:16] So we got like T-O, so my accent is T-shirts and they were just like, it opened up.
[09:17–09:21] I've been, okay, I must be a slutty, they're just showing my like sweat marks.
[09:21–09:24] So T-O and my accent is not like T-O, so they just go weird under the arms.
[09:24–09:26] Just go a bit off-color under the arms.
[09:27–09:30] Have you ever worn something black and then your armpits go black?
[09:30–09:31] No.
[09:31–09:33] Oh, that had me before and I was free.
[09:33–09:34] Did you just look too often with us?
[09:34–09:36] Yeah, I think it was like a pole leg or something.
[09:36–09:38] I know what it was one day.
[09:38–09:39] I look fabric on.
[09:39–09:46] Yeah, it's just like the dye after fabric and I was getting into the shower and took off the pole leg and I was like,
[09:46–09:50] Jesus, I either grew hair like a gorilla or what happened.
[09:50–09:53] My whole armpit was just black dye everywhere.
[09:53–09:54] I never had that.
[09:54–09:59] I saw six-hack actually of girls, like pregnant women, sweat and blue.
[09:59–10:00] Did you see that?
[10:00–10:03] What? Sweating, being like a dark blue.
[10:03–10:08] Like their clothes was when they, like their pajamas and all would be like blue from their sweat.
[10:08–10:10] What, I don't know, I didn't finish the six-hack.
[10:10–10:12] I actually really stayed watching it.
[10:12–10:14] Oh, it's so much happened that you pregnant, you don't realise.
[10:14–10:15] I know.
[10:15–10:19] Like, I saw going to a chase, my trainer rode up my sister in some months.
[10:19–10:20] Imagine I've heard it for you.
[10:20–10:21] Words.
[10:21–10:23] Like the feeling of something moving and going.
[10:23–10:24] Like, yeah.
[10:24–10:26] Like my sister had a feeling like,
[10:26–10:31] do you want someone's, the blind shot to play in, under a kick in your seat?
[10:31–10:32] Oh!
[10:32–10:34] She's like, that's, and I was like, hey, that feeling!
[10:34–10:35] Yeah.
[10:35–10:36] Isn't that what?
[10:36–10:41] It was the same when I was like, I don't know, my sister, who was pregnant and her body's
[10:41–10:42] way of when I was like, what's that feeling?
[10:42–10:45] Like, she was like, yeah, feeling like you're getting kicked in a play.
[10:45–10:46] Oh my.
[10:46–10:49] Which is the most annoying feeling in the world.
[10:49–10:51] I lose my shit, so what was down that to me?
[10:51–10:53] People in airports are just annoying in general though.
[10:53–10:54] And then on play-ins too.
[10:54–10:57] I got through a Manchester airport at the night in seven minutes.
[10:57–10:58] So quick, isn't it?
[10:58–10:59] Brilliant.
[10:59–11:00] Yeah.
[11:00–11:02] And I was shit, I remember I was texting you, and I was like, yeah, yeah, I'm not making that flight.
[11:02–11:03] You know, I know, you'll be around.
[11:03–11:05] I'm just going to ask her, especially when you're on the air, and in it.
[11:05–11:08] So even if you were, so I went and I was going to check what case in.
[11:08–11:09] No one in the care.
[11:09–11:12] Because anyone on two little planes, that's the perks of that as well.
[11:12–11:13] Because they're not eligible to board.
[11:13–11:14] Yeah, true.
[11:14–11:16] So you're not waiting for stuff.
[11:16–11:17] The teeny tiny one.
[11:17–11:18] Yeah.
[11:18–11:20] The gates of Manchester were very confusing.
[11:20–11:23] They are a little bit confusing, and they are a bit of a...well.
[11:23–11:25] That's about some...
[11:25–11:27] Definitely, I've worked quite a lot for stuff.
[11:27–11:28] I've been like, I'm heard all the airports.
[11:28–11:29] It's all soft.
[11:29–11:30] Isn't it?
[11:30–11:31] My little...
[11:31–11:32] Yeah.
[11:32–11:33] Why do we have to go into the subject?
[11:33–11:36] I don't know, I don't know how this happens, but I think it's fine.
[11:36–11:38] So I flew on.
[11:38–11:42] My way to tell you the speakers is where we give you the little drama, or like...
[11:42–11:44] Gossip or...
[11:44–11:47] I just try to think of things from the group chat, and I'm like...
[11:47–11:48] Yeah.
[11:48–11:49] Oh, I have one for a section.
[11:49–11:52] I'm gonna use one instead, because I'm gonna keep my door for the meager break.
[11:52–11:53] Okay.
[11:53–11:55] My way to tell you the way to the work going to...
[11:55–11:56] Beggars!
[11:56–11:57] Bebo!
[11:57–11:58] I'm Beggars!
[11:58–11:59] Run to Beggars.
[11:59–12:01] Why is that all direct flights?
[12:01–12:03] And because it's too far away?
[12:03–12:04] Is it?
[12:04–12:05] Well, no, sorry.
[12:05–12:06] It's...
[12:06–12:07] Vegas Airport isn't...no.
[12:07–12:08] Vegas Airport isn't...
[12:08–12:09] Yeah.
[12:09–12:13] Vegas Airport isn't big, as far as I know.
[12:13–12:15] Like, if you're going with...
[12:15–12:18] So I think this doesn't fly direct to...
[12:18–12:21] They fly direct to LA, I think, but not to Vegas.
[12:21–12:22] It's kind of...
[12:22–12:23] I think it's like a small...
[12:23–12:26] A small airport, so you'd fly down to there.
[12:26–12:27] Oh.
[12:27–12:28] But it's better.
[12:28–12:30] So basically, if we want to visit New York the next...
[12:30–12:32] If we're gonna visit New York afterwards...
[12:32–12:35] If you're getting just a single flight, it's open to Vegas.
[12:35–12:38] You're actually paying the same price as it return.
[12:38–12:42] So we're rest off, just booking to go to New York first, go from there, get a little internal flight.
[12:42–12:45] And then go back to New York and fly from there.
[12:45–12:47] And you're getting the best thing there.
[12:47–12:48] Because it was...
[12:48–12:49] It was giving me 1,300 to Vegas.
[12:49–12:52] And then just first to go back and forth to New York was 400.
[12:52–12:53] Oh, I was getting mad.
[12:53–12:54] That stuff.
[12:54–12:56] Like, compared to one has it for one way.
[12:56–12:57] I was getting mental price.
[12:57–12:58] Yeah.
[12:58–12:59] Like, you know what?
[12:59–13:00] No.
[13:00–13:01] But I'm not maybe no.
[13:01–13:02] Grab that.
[13:02–13:03] We're gonna be like to hang over.
[13:03–13:04] Oh my god.
[13:04–13:05] I'm actually...
[13:05–13:07] I'm thinking more straight from Vegas and I have my beta.
[13:07–13:08] I was saying.
[13:08–13:09] Like a beta, I know.
[13:09–13:10] I can just...
[13:10–13:11] If I'm not feeling like I can go home.
[13:11–13:12] Yeah.
[13:12–13:12] Whatever.
[13:12–13:14] Yeah, just...
[13:14–13:14] Yeah.
[13:14–13:18] So basically it's really good because I haven't very saddened at missing everyone.
[13:18–13:22] So, queer, vet and Zoe from New York are flying to Vegas.
[13:22–13:24] Rachel and Lucy from Canada.
[13:24–13:26] They're all artists, they're just living with me.
[13:26–13:30] I come from Canada and fly down and then Megan, hopefully,
[13:30–13:32] hopefully, to patients to get Megan to come.
[13:32–13:32] From Australia.
[13:32–13:34] That's right.
[13:34–13:36] She's just going to be nowhere she'll be and soften job wise and things because she's moving
[13:36–13:38] from early reach to Sydney.
[13:38–13:40] Oh.
[13:40–13:40] She's a lucky, lucky girl.
[13:40–13:42] So I feel like she'll be so looking.
[13:42–13:42] She will.
[13:42–13:44] She'll be so looking.
[13:44–13:44] Yeah.
[13:44–13:46] Easy peasy.
[13:46–13:46] Yeah.
[13:46–13:48] No problem.
[13:48–13:48] No problem.
[13:48–13:50] No problem.
[13:50–13:50] And you have your jobs in Sydney for...
[13:50–13:52] That we know.
[13:52–13:52] It's a great good worker.
[13:52–13:54] Well, yeah, that's her way to tell you.
[13:54–13:56] Where are we gonna stay?
[13:56–13:56] I don't know.
[13:56–13:58] Across the country.
[13:58–13:58] Yeah, if I were not to say.
[13:58–14:00] Oh really?
[14:00–14:00] Yeah.
[14:00–14:02] MGM.
[14:02–14:02] No.
[14:02–14:04] Yeah, it's all that not to say there.
[14:04–14:04] Not to say there.
[14:04–14:06] Not to say like the big ones kind of like...
[14:06–14:06] The season of...
[14:06–14:08] It's palisinala.
[14:08–14:08] Oh, that's really worth it.
[14:08–14:10] I think that's real.
[14:10–14:10] No.
[14:10–14:12] If anybody has any questions, let us know.
[14:12–14:12] Yes.
[14:12–14:14] It's gotta be very funny.
[14:14–14:14] I'm scared.
[14:14–14:16] I'm terrified.
[14:16–14:16] Yeah.
[14:16–14:18] I'm terrified.
[14:18–14:18] It's like...
[14:18–14:20] Like the drinks are so strong.
[14:20–14:22] One drink equals about three.
[14:22–14:24] There's no measures over there.
[14:24–14:24] I'm terrified.
[14:24–14:26] Someone's gonna get married.
[14:26–14:26] We can get married.
[14:26–14:28] Someone's gonna get married.
[14:28–14:28] We can get married.
[14:28–14:30] Someone's gonna get married.
[14:30–14:30] That's legal.
[14:30–14:34] My Instagram card looks like a shrote, old lima.
[14:34–14:34] It's too far.
[14:34–14:36] Relationship.
[14:36–14:38] One slide in a flash.
[14:38–14:40] Yeah, the one slide.
[14:40–14:40] It's only on my side.
[14:40–14:42] I send it to the screen.
[14:42–14:42] It's a screen shot of my Instagram.
[14:42–14:44] And I say...
[14:44–14:46] Why don't you look at my sister?
[14:46–14:46] I am, but like...
[14:46–14:48] I don't want the world to know.
[14:48–14:50] It's the last part of it.
[14:50–14:52] It's about a million million.
[14:52–14:54] Charlie doesn't post one of me.
[14:54–14:56] I see it.
[14:56–14:56] It's the football.
[14:56–14:58] Oh, yeah.
[14:58–14:58] Come and talk to the football team.
[14:58–15:00] I know.
[15:00–15:00] No.
[15:00–15:02] No, it's not.
[15:02–15:02] Okay.
[15:02–15:04] This is an extended way to hell.
[15:04–15:06] We recorded some very exciting for a RT player.
[15:06–15:08] We did.
[15:08–15:08] A little while ago.
[15:08–15:10] We don't have two days record.
[15:10–15:14] And it's basically all about us diving, tackling the football world.
[15:14–15:16] We didn't do it very well.
[15:16–15:22] We didn't do it very well, but it's a little 20 minute episodes of us, basically...
[15:22–15:24] We played football.
[15:24–15:24] We went to the game.
[15:24–15:26] We learned football.
[15:26–15:30] Went to a press conference with the Irish women's team.
[15:30–15:32] I watched them try and...
[15:32–15:32] It was a lot of fun.
[15:32–15:34] So you can watch that now on RT player.
[15:34–15:34] It was actually dead.
[15:34–15:36] Yeah, really fun.
[15:36–15:38] And we want to do more things like that.
[15:38–15:42] So the more people watch it, the better chance the more things like that happen.
[15:42–15:44] You're alive just to tell everybody.
[15:44–15:44] Oh, I was just, you could edit it.
[15:44–15:46] That was a lot of fun.
[15:46–15:46] You can edit it.
[15:46–15:48] Yeah.
[15:48–15:48] Or RT player now and let us know.
[15:48–15:50] Thank you.
[15:50–15:50] To give us our own show.
[15:50–15:52] It was very fun.
[15:52–15:56] But yeah, it's kind of a little episode, a little teaser of maybe what's to come.
[15:56–15:58] If this does well.
[15:58–15:58] Yeah.
[15:58–16:00] So we're right now on the feedback.
[16:00–16:00] So far as good.
[16:00–16:02] Yeah.
[16:02–16:02] So please go.
[16:02–16:04] But everyone got it.
[16:04–16:04] Please.
[16:04–16:06] Even just watching the background.
[16:06–16:06] I don't actually watch everyone.
[16:06–16:08] Just turn on, put on mute.
[16:08–16:08] But it is.
[16:08–16:10] I like it.
[16:10–16:10] I love it.
[16:10–16:12] I think it's fun.
[16:12–16:12] I haven't watched the background.
[16:12–16:14] Happy now.
[16:14–16:14] Yeah.
[16:14–16:16] I watched it like twice.
[16:16–16:18] When it came out for us, I kept watching it because I was just being so critical of like...
[16:18–16:20] Show something like that.
[16:20–16:20] You were trying to tank in somebody else's boots.
[16:20–16:22] You're like, right, if they were watching that level.
[16:22–16:22] What would they think?
[16:22–16:24] But then I was like, don't give a shit.
[16:24–16:26] Yeah.
[16:26–16:26] We had great cracks.
[16:26–16:28] Yeah.
[16:28–16:30] We were actually in the kit and all.
[16:30–16:30] Even see this in the kit.
[16:30–16:32] I can't remember if I found out.
[16:32–16:32] Shells, you're busy last night.
[16:32–16:34] Oh.
[16:34–16:34] Same actually.
[16:34–16:36] I have mine.
[16:36–16:36] Mine's on my monastery.
[16:36–16:38] Woohoo!
[16:38–16:38] Upshelves.
[16:38–16:40] Yeah.
[16:40–16:40] Yeah.
[16:40–16:42] If you want to go watch that on the more to your player now.
[16:42–16:44] I think you can watch it from my side of Ireland too.
[16:44–16:46] I don't know.
[16:46–16:46] I miss you as I think that.
[16:46–16:48] Yeah.
[16:48–16:48] You should be able to.
[16:48–16:50] I think so.
[16:50–16:52] Well, it's funny if I do say so myself.
[16:52–16:52] Yeah.
[16:52–16:54] Give you a little giggle of it.
[16:54–16:54] Yeah.
[16:54–16:56] And if you want to, I know people I was asked for a video on this.
[16:56–16:56] Which one was yours.
[16:56–16:58] Yeah.
[16:58–16:58] And it's a different kind of video.
[16:58–17:00] Yeah.
[17:00–17:00] And what's that?
[17:00–17:02] Peek-a-bleek.
[17:02–17:04] Or a peak ambleek as a week is our new segment.
[17:04–17:06] I like this.
[17:06–17:06] I like it.
[17:06–17:08] It was tough.
[17:08–17:08] Yeah.
[17:08–17:10] And also depressing.
[17:10–17:10] Yeah.
[17:10–17:12] Maybe cry last week actually.
[17:12–17:12] Cry.
[17:12–17:14] That was why I cried the least.
[17:14–17:14] Exactly.
[17:14–17:16] My period is nearly gone.
[17:16–17:16] I've had a lot of fun.
[17:16–17:18] Okay.
[17:18–17:18] What's your weekend?
[17:18–17:20] We're going to a period around the same time.
[17:20–17:20] Do you have yours now?
[17:20–17:22] I've all of them just finished.
[17:22–17:22] Do you think it's going to be good?
[17:22–17:24] I'm sure.
[17:24–17:24] I'm sure.
[17:24–17:26] Well, I'm probably be doing tomorrow.
[17:26–17:26] Yeah.
[17:26–17:28] Oh my god.
[17:28–17:28] Yeah.
[17:28–17:30] Probably they think cycle sink.
[17:30–17:30] Yeah.
[17:30–17:32] It's mad.
[17:32–17:32] Yeah.
[17:32–17:34] What a woman's body can do.
[17:34–17:34] Yeah.
[17:34–17:36] Hey, like, you always know I was sitting there
[17:36–17:38] the other week last week and I was like, yeah.
[17:38–17:38] I knew.
[17:38–17:40] I knew.
[17:40–17:40] Just your ovaries feel different.
[17:40–17:42] I just know I'm cranky built.
[17:42–17:44] No, I'm not cranky.
[17:44–17:44] I just get really emotional.
[17:44–17:48] I think I get more cranky when I'm finished.
[17:48–17:48] My period.
[17:48–17:50] Really?
[17:50–17:50] Yeah.
[17:50–17:52] It's going to be high to the yesterday.
[17:52–17:52] Yeah.
[17:52–17:54] I could have been that.
[17:54–17:54] High to all your work.
[17:54–17:56] I forced myself to do a lack of that.
[17:56–17:58] I was like, yeah.
[17:58–17:58] I was like, get away from everyone.
[17:58–18:00] Just like weaving, as me.
[18:00–18:04] You're a big knack today and I'm like, I'm not.
[18:04–18:05] I know.
[18:05–18:06] She said that's my love.
[18:06–18:08] She's like, you want your period and I'm just finished it.
[18:08–18:10] She was like, yeah, that's my love.
[18:10–18:14] I'll always get really emotional the day before.
[18:14–18:16] Cry at a drop of a hat.
[18:16–18:18] Do you eat loads in your period?
[18:18–18:20] Eh.
[18:20–18:22] Sometimes, not really this time.
[18:22–18:24] I'm like a fucking human being.
[18:24–18:27] But you were in more calories in your period,
[18:27–18:28] so you can actually eat three or three
[18:28–18:29] or more calories a day.
[18:29–18:30] Break.
[18:30–18:31] Yeah.
[18:31–18:32] I was in like, you can eat whatever but like, you'll
[18:32–18:35] want to put on weight if you have even extra calories a day.
[18:35–18:36] Yeah.
[18:36–18:38] It could be fake news, but I don't think it is.
[18:38–18:39] I've just taken her first.
[18:39–18:42] We know you need to feel your body when you're
[18:42–18:43] going to fail.
[18:43–18:44] Blurred.
[18:44–18:45] Yeah.
[18:45–18:47] What's your, oh, your peak, bleak, bleak.
[18:47–18:49] My peak for the week is going to Portugal in the morning.
[18:49–18:50] I think I said that last week.
[18:50–18:51] Woohoo.
[18:51–18:52] Woohoo.
[18:52–18:54] So, clocking out of work today.
[18:54–18:55] Yeah.
[18:55–18:56] Going on a little holiday.
[18:56–18:57] Faking.
[18:57–19:01] And then my bleak of the week is Bobby is going to school next week.
[19:01–19:02] Oh.
[19:02–19:03] Did I just, when you were away?
[19:03–19:04] My peak and bleak from last week.
[19:04–19:05] You know, you didn't tell us.
[19:05–19:06] I don't know.
[19:06–19:07] Yeah, when I'm away, Bobby is going to school.
[19:07–19:09] Oh, school, it is going to be there.
[19:09–19:10] I'm going to be just so worried.
[19:10–19:11] I'm going to be just so worried.
[19:11–19:12] No.
[19:12–19:13] You have fun.
[19:13–19:15] Tell you what, look at the dogs.
[19:15–19:17] I looked up the place and all, and I was like, scan it.
[19:17–19:18] So look nice.
[19:18–19:19] Yeah, it's a health.
[19:19–19:20] Like, it's someone's home.
[19:20–19:21] So I was like, okay, good.
[19:21–19:24] I didn't want to feel like a big facility because I had to go to the
[19:24–19:25] room look fit.
[19:25–19:26] Yeah, yeah.
[19:26–19:27] Yeah.
[19:27–19:29] We brought Taylor to kennels years ago.
[19:29–19:35] I remember and they had the dogs in like horse sheds, like sleeping in horse sheds at night.
[19:35–19:36] And I just did like no, no, no, no.
[19:36–19:38] So yeah, God love me.
[19:38–19:39] He's gone to school.
[19:39–19:41] But he's going to be such a boy.
[19:41–19:42] Yeah, I'm back.
[19:42–19:47] We have to go back to your home on the Wednesday.
[19:47–19:50] We have to go up to a tie and collect them on the Friday.
[19:50–19:51] Okay.
[19:51–19:54] But you have to stay with them then for two hours when you collect them because you have
[19:54–19:55] to learn obviously what they've been up to.
[19:55–19:56] Of course.
[19:56–19:57] Yeah.
[19:57–19:58] They have to teach you.
[19:58–20:01] And to help you comes back a very good boy.
[20:01–20:05] I realize he's coming back a very bold boy.
[20:05–20:06] He's scooby-soo.
[20:06–20:07] I was fine though anyway.
[20:07–20:08] I don't know.
[20:08–20:09] As I'm right now.
[20:09–20:10] He's so old.
[20:10–20:18] Oh, not like just when you just get away because you show fucking cute.
[20:18–20:20] He's so, so much of a sick.
[20:20–20:23] He's a very good boy.
[20:23–20:25] I was like, I'm very fucking him.
[20:25–20:26] He's a very good boy.
[20:26–20:27] You know, where he done it?
[20:27–20:29] Oh, where he where he done it?
[20:29–20:33] I was like, I'm speaking to him like that and I'm like, oh no, I'm here.
[20:33–20:34] You're wearing it.
[20:34–20:35] It's pretty way so bold.
[20:35–20:36] Yeah, he's wearing it.
[20:36–20:37] What does this woman say to me?
[20:37–20:39] Anyway, that's my peek and bleed.
[20:39–20:40] Could you say, I don't know.
[20:40–20:41] I don't know.
[20:41–20:42] Did I know?
[20:42–20:43] No.
[20:43–20:46] Well, we were, we would have had that conversation if we just, I didn't know.
[20:46–20:47] I didn't know.
[20:47–20:48] I didn't know.
[20:48–20:49] I didn't know.
[20:49–20:50] I didn't know.
[20:50–20:51] I didn't know.
[20:51–20:52] I didn't know.
[20:52–20:53] I didn't know.
[20:53–20:54] I didn't know.
[20:54–20:55] He's wearing white school.
[20:55–20:56] What's your peek and bleed?
[20:56–20:57] My last couple of weeks.
[20:57–20:58] I got Taylor Swift taking it.
[20:58–20:59] I should hear it.
[20:59–21:00] No.
[21:00–21:01] I said it was hell.
[21:01–21:02] It was hell in there.
[21:02–21:03] It was so bad.
[21:03–21:05] So I went, basically, I was on the wait list originally.
[21:05–21:07] People were texting me like, I did off the wait list.
[21:07–21:08] I didn't.
[21:08–21:09] Basically, he was mum.
[21:09–21:10] My friend, he was mum.
[21:10–21:11] Got a cold fruff.
[21:11–21:12] Yeah.
[21:12–21:13] So we didn't realise she had it.
[21:13–21:14] And then she did.
[21:14–21:16] It's because we were going to be a couple of weeks.
[21:16–21:17] I was like, I'm going to be a couple of weeks.
[21:17–21:18] I'm going to be a couple of weeks.
[21:18–21:19] Yeah.
[21:19–21:20] So we didn't realise she had it.
[21:20–21:21] And then she did.
[21:21–21:22] It's because we got no codes.
[21:22–21:23] So we had the code to be able to access.
[21:23–21:24] It's like the little withdrawal.
[21:24–21:25] It's the little withdrawal.
[21:25–21:26] It's the little withdrawal.
[21:26–21:27] So that's the little withdrawal first.
[21:27–21:28] I'm going to be a couple of weeks.
[21:28–21:29] I'm going to be a couple of weeks.
[21:29–21:30] Sorry.
[21:30–21:31] That's the little withdrawal first.
[21:31–21:36] And then also when you go into the page, you're in a lobby for half an hour.
[21:36–21:39] And then you go into the queue at like 11 or whatever time it starts at.
[21:39–21:43] And your queue number, whatever time you were in the web page, does matter.
[21:43–21:46] As long as you're, if you'd run, we put it as a number in the queue.
[21:47–21:49] Can you tell me why she did this in the first place?
[21:49–21:50] I don't get it.
[21:50–21:53] Basically it's because as far as I know it's in America.
[21:53–21:55] All these bots were getting the tickets.
[21:55–21:56] So they didn't have this thing.
[21:56–21:59] So take a matter like crashed, no fans actually got tickets.
[21:59–22:01] Like it was like there was murder over it.
[22:01–22:02] Oh, no.
[22:02–22:04] That's why this was put in place as far as I know.
[22:04–22:05] Okay.
[22:05–22:07] So we just meant that real people was getting them.
[22:07–22:08] I basically went into the queue.
[22:08–22:10] The first sale, there was three sales.
[22:10–22:11] 11 o'clock, 1 o'clock, 3.
[22:11–22:14] First sale, I was 65th, 10th in the queue.
[22:14–22:15] She texted me, right?
[22:15–22:17] And I was sent with my brother Jack.
[22:17–22:18] And I got his Jack.
[22:18–22:20] Guess what number Shirley is in the queue waiting and taking a master.
[22:20–22:22] And he was like really thinking about it.
[22:22–22:23] He was like, right.
[22:23–22:26] He's like probably like four tails and there's something.
[22:26–22:29] And I was like, 56,000.
[22:29–22:30] So bad.
[22:30–22:34] Like there was no, I was like, right, like maybe I was looking at the Veeves.
[22:34–22:35] I was like, 50,000.
[22:35–22:38] I was like, everyone here buys four tickets.
[22:38–22:39] I'm filling it up.
[22:39–22:43] So I was like, anyway, got to the end of the queue.
[22:43–22:45] Eventually, people kept dropping out.
[22:45–22:47] I was like, I know, there's only going to be a VIP left.
[22:47–22:48] How fast did it move?
[22:48–22:50] It was moving quite quick at the end.
[22:50–22:51] Then what?
[22:51–22:52] I was on it for two hours or something.
[22:52–22:54] So you went from 56,000 to 1.
[22:54–22:55] Like you said, 1 person ahead.
[22:55–22:56] Yeah, 1 person.
[22:56–22:57] And then it goes.
[22:57–22:58] Yeah.
[22:58–22:59] So then I got in.
[22:59–23:00] It was just VIP tickets left.
[23:00–23:04] The ones I wanted to stand in, the standings were 750 euro.
[23:04–23:08] And I was like, grand, book that, went off and tried 2nd sale.
[23:08–23:09] 2nd sale in the queue.
[23:09–23:10] 69th,000.
[23:10–23:11] And I thought it was like Shirley.
[23:11–23:14] Because we would actually be like, our 2nd sale is better because
[23:14–23:16] like people got the tickets already the first.
[23:16–23:18] You're more like, not even worse.
[23:18–23:20] Got the end of that.
[23:20–23:23] And I actually wasn't even at the end yet, but I knew it was already coming up on the side.
[23:23–23:28] A little notification being like there's limited seat place available.
[23:28–23:29] Best available is VIP.
[23:29–23:30] So they were already gone.
[23:30–23:33] And I was only on like 50,000 in the queue or something.
[23:33–23:34] They were already gone.
[23:34–23:37] So as I said before, everyone changed their mind and panics and buys VIP.
[23:37–23:38] I'm going to do that.
[23:38–23:39] Yeah.
[23:39–23:40] So panics.
[23:40–23:43] I was like, I'm going to panic and put a macabre on the VIP.
[23:43–23:46] I was like, I got them.
[23:46–23:49] And then suddenly we were like, that's just crazy.
[23:49–23:51] I see if we had a got them normally.
[23:51–23:52] No.
[23:52–23:54] Again, like I think she didn't think so.
[23:54–23:55] I don't know what to cork.
[23:55–23:57] And 50 times under something in the queue.
[23:57–23:58] I was like, we have to see her.
[23:58–23:59] There's no tickets left.
[23:59–24:03] No, so I just think I'm fronting on Friday.
[24:03–24:06] And look, it's a lot of money.
[24:06–24:08] Like extortion.
[24:08–24:11] It is it is it is like it's I'll be living on being the host.
[24:11–24:14] I wonder if she would for a single future bull.
[24:14–24:16] Just Taylor Swift picked the price of the tickets.
[24:16–24:17] I don't know.
[24:17–24:20] That's a lot like it's what it is.
[24:20–24:23] It's something saying like call player going to do like a 20 euro like.
[24:23–24:25] Are they viable tickets?
[24:25–24:26] Yeah.
[24:26–24:28] I think I want to make it really affordable so everyone can go.
[24:28–24:29] Oh my god.
[24:29–24:31] I love another for $750.
[24:31–24:32] What do you get?
[24:32–24:33] Yeah, I'll demurt.
[24:33–24:35] So you like standing at the front?
[24:35–24:36] Yeah.
[24:36–24:40] Front one of the sides and yeah, a lot of money.
[24:40–24:42] But I was gone if I over and see her in America.
[24:42–24:43] So you would have found it.
[24:43–24:45] I would have spent more than that anyway.
[24:45–24:47] I'm not saying what I'm just about.
[24:47–24:48] It's what yeah, it is.
[24:48–24:51] I'm like her big like I wish you even see her since the first time I was in her.
[24:51–24:53] I think I was like 13.
[24:53–24:56] Oh, it's almost third time seeing herself like.
[24:56–24:58] Yeah, it's worth the beans on toast.
[24:58–25:01] Yeah, for the week or two weeks whatever is.
[25:01–25:02] Yeah, it's fun.
[25:02–25:03] No, you'll be proud.
[25:03–25:04] Yeah.
[25:05–25:06] Oh my bleak.
[25:06–25:09] Oh, maybe I spent seven years ago.
[25:09–25:11] Can the baby be gone?
[25:11–25:12] Yeah.
[25:12–25:19] For look and I feel like as much as I love shopping and stuff like an experience is worth
[25:19–25:22] so much more like having the memories like crevice in New York.
[25:22–25:25] Yeah, for it like when is it June next year?
[25:25–25:31] Yeah, so like I just think it's worth the money for also.
[25:32–25:33] It's a lot of money.
[25:33–25:35] Yeah, that's my bleak probably how much they were.
[25:35–25:36] Yeah, it's just the price.
[25:36–25:37] Just leave me alone.
[25:37–25:38] Yeah.
[25:38–25:40] Yeah, now it's really bad happen to seek.
[25:40–25:42] Maybe just so is emotional all the time.
[25:42–25:43] That's it?
[25:43–25:46] Yeah, the fact I've lost my life's feeling.
[25:46–25:47] Yeah, that's it.
[25:47–25:51] Tell my kidney, my mouth's bleeding.
[25:51–25:54] This week we want to talk about.
[25:54–25:55] Perfage!
[25:55–25:57] Look at my wife.
[25:57–25:59] I thought I'd take talk of someone who's going to talk about Britannia.
[25:59–26:01] You know what Leo season is approaching?
[26:01–26:02] Yeah.
[26:02–26:03] Myself is sharing her.
[26:03–26:04] I have the approach.
[26:04–26:05] Do you have a check with Leo season?
[26:05–26:06] 22rd I think.
[26:06–26:08] 22rd July till the 29th.
[26:08–26:09] Oh yeah, so we're two days away.
[26:09–26:12] Yeah, so by the time it's coming it will be Leo season.
[26:12–26:13] Yeah.
[26:13–26:14] So my birthday is the 4th of August.
[26:14–26:15] Charlie is the 9th.
[26:15–26:16] Yeah.
[26:16–26:17] So you're 5 days away?
[26:17–26:18] It's not mad.
[26:18–26:19] Yeah, well 5 days and 4 years.
[26:19–26:20] 4 years.
[26:20–26:21] Yeah.
[26:21–26:22] We don't.
[26:22–26:23] Are you sure?
[26:23–26:24] Yeah, I'm turning 25.
[26:24–26:26] When you're 24 I'll be 28.
[26:26–26:27] I'm 24 now.
[26:27–26:28] Yeah, but when I...
[26:28–26:29] Oh, it's here for you.
[26:29–26:30] You're 24.
[26:30–26:31] Is that weird?
[26:31–26:32] I'm like a few days.
[26:32–26:33] It's not so strange.
[26:33–26:34] Oh my gosh.
[26:34–26:35] It's so weird.
[26:35–26:36] It's going to be 4 years old.
[26:36–26:37] Yeah, so you're 95 for you.
[26:37–26:38] What's this for?
[26:38–26:39] You're 98?
[26:39–26:40] Yeah.
[26:40–26:41] Jack's 98.
[26:41–26:42] I forgot.
[26:42–26:43] Oh my brothers.
[26:43–26:44] I'm a millennium.
[26:44–26:45] What's the called?
[26:45–26:46] Not millennium.
[26:46–26:47] Generation X.
[26:47–26:48] You're not Gen Z.
[26:48–26:49] What the hell is a Gen Z?
[26:49–26:50] Gen Z is 20th.
[26:50–26:51] Sorry.
[26:51–26:52] It says in 3 plus.
[26:52–26:53] What's your name?
[26:53–26:54] I'm a gen Z.
[26:54–26:55] I'm a gen Z.
[26:55–26:56] What's your name?
[26:56–26:57] I'm a gen Z.
[26:57–26:58] What's your name?
[26:58–26:59] I don't know what you were.
[27:00–27:08] check I'm a millennial oh my god I'm a millennial millennial
[27:08–27:14] generation X what am I trying to say millennium no oh wait hang on generation X is
[27:14–27:25] people born between 1946 and 1964 what am I what what generation is what
[27:25–27:34] generation am I okay oh I'm Gen Z well you're a millennial oh yeah
[27:34–27:41] millennia is 1981 to 1996 and then Gen Z is 1997 to 2012 what are the
[27:41–27:44] differences like what do they mean I don't know it's just like how they
[27:44–27:48] do how they characterize each each generation do you remember when we went into
[27:48–27:54] the year 2000 no because you were two no I can I remember I remember I don't
[27:54–27:57] just say my head because I like it happened but like I remember when the
[27:57–28:03] Euro chain when the Euro change or the one town changed the Euro let me check
[28:03–28:10] what you heard I was like one no hang on when did I don't get the Euro I think you
[28:10–28:16] might dream no guys I remember no I actually did when did I because my
[28:16–28:20] grandma was just give us a pound every time we left him we're gonna say bye
[28:20–28:24] first January 1990 1999
[28:24–28:28] I want to
[28:28–28:36] I do think she remembers what was it no no sorry that's how they can when they joined
[28:36–28:42] the EU and when they aren't somebody to the rich fans 2002 okay fine now because
[28:42–28:47] my mom used to give us 50p in Tesco in referendum to go on the little I think it
[28:47–28:50] was it a little burn yeah the burn the
[28:50–28:59] pink doesn't mean it's just sitting when your mom's packing up the
[28:59–29:12] girl she just looks like yeah I remember that yeah I knew I was 1999 I was
[29:12–29:17] thinking I also remember being in a bookie and having a blue and pink umbrella
[29:17–29:20] with stars I don't remember you remember my job so you know I remember like little
[29:20–29:26] things like I think I just generally really have a bad memory as it is not really
[29:26–29:35] though no I think I did really yeah I don't remember like I could let someone
[29:35–29:40] bring it up to me yeah yeah I won't be able to just be like oh yeah I remember
[29:40–29:46] that yeah was your memory went into the year 2000 and but yeah so today we're
[29:46–29:49] talking about birthdays yeah because we're actually not gonna have an episode
[29:49–29:51] well an episode an episode will be out which is won't be oh yeah I want to
[29:51–29:54] work the game so this is everything episode yeah this is a birthday
[29:54–30:01] yeah so too is there any birthday that stands out like in your head oh that
[30:01–30:07] I had I used to love um like I used to have swimming parties like in like when you
[30:07–30:11] go to a swimming pool no way yeah I don't know in I was in my
[30:11–30:17] family brother and my in my ruddery it's open to it it's like a swimming
[30:17–30:20] but you get like this big giant like blow up thing in the water playing my
[30:20–30:24] for a few hours and then you go get like cake and feel a little room I was like
[30:24–30:27] the aquatic center do you ever got it yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
[30:27–30:34] and I used to well I feel like I've had I had like dress up on
[30:34–30:39] like younger as well yeah I think at my house yeah I feel like if my birthday was
[30:39–30:45] um if it was your in school time yeah it would have been not fun or
[30:45–30:50] I used to want the cake yeah yeah yeah I wasn't in school too like
[30:50–30:55] like why did you have to get see me in a winter one so generous of you like
[30:55–30:58] today at their birthdays and on like be sitting in the class and now can I lie
[30:58–31:01] about my birthday absolutely yeah really is it is just want all these
[31:01–31:09] fancy adventure I spent what was your every birthday from when I was four
[31:09–31:14] to six legs no down in brits oh so I wasn't even with like people I
[31:14–31:19] hungry I had a party oh yeah we did in britties like on the deck we don't know yeah yeah yeah
[31:19–31:24] yeah yeah yeah yeah so but I think when I think of my birthday I always think of my 24th
[31:24–31:31] I don't know what really what is so good like no no well it like it was grand like
[31:31–31:37] thanks mom for pay oh did yeah she would have definitely paid for everything yeah she she probably
[31:37–31:41] would help her thanks I'm like seriously but no one came well not no one came but it was
[31:41–31:46] did oh okay this is very small it's like nobody was around me everyone's
[31:46–31:51] well yeah yeah um would you like to think when you think you're part of you think of like
[31:51–31:58] brisk yeah I think of yeah like younger parties would have been that and then like
[31:58–32:04] came home at 16 17 18 19 I probably just went out we went out we had a few drinks in the house
[32:05–32:10] and then 21st and then I think every year I was not every year but like most years after that
[32:10–32:15] we've been away yeah I was away when I was older than myself like what my family I'm very
[32:15–32:21] never I always get really emotional my birthday because I'm not with my family yeah remember
[32:21–32:26] was it last year or the year before when I came home from I beat him my mom told me that she was
[32:26–32:30] gone out or something I was like haven't seen me for a week it was my birthday yeah home like
[32:30–32:33] are you taking the bill yeah yeah remember I walked into the house and they had all Jack
[32:33–32:38] oh yeah Jack had individually stuck balloons to the seat that was really cute especially when
[32:38–32:42] you don't think they're gonna be there yeah I was like oh my god she could have well I nearly feel
[32:42–32:48] guilty not spending my birthday with them really yeah but my mom's like birthed you yeah I don't know
[32:48–32:52] like that really I get like like a guilt trip comes out of me and I'm like oh my god I'm not
[32:52–32:57] here for yeah I haven't friends birthday with my mom and I couldn't like oh five years yeah no but
[32:57–33:01] I think that like you can always celebrate on a different day yeah yeah yeah it wasn't really
[33:01–33:08] like maybe it's not that big video for it I don't know no I wonder when you have a kid are you like
[33:08–33:13] uh so happy on their like maybe a while years like that would your mom and dad know the three
[33:13–33:20] year birthday's yeah my work is so easy stuff my dad could not tell you the year we were born a month
[33:20–33:24] we were born my dad well I don't know about my dad do you know how to take them a while no not a
[33:24–33:29] few I was asked one day I was like do you not even know like I don't know no no he wouldn't have
[33:29–33:32] a kid guess like if I rang my dad now I was like well we're like we're going to ring ring
[33:32–33:40] ring of dudes he would love he would not have a notion he'll be like a tarty too
[33:43–33:46] I'll ask him how all the tree of a star right yeah yeah so we're 20
[33:47–33:53] I want it's Jack old and yeah yeah he's 25 27 and queen 29 okay right two years of training
[33:54–34:01] I love can you talk right have a quick question for you
[34:03–34:05] how old is Jack dad
[34:06–34:08] you
[34:18–34:23] a number of date he was 20 twenty what right how old am I
[34:26–34:27] DOU spiral
[34:27–34:31] No, hold his griever.
[34:31–34:33] It seems 27.
[34:33–34:38] Do you know the months that we were born?
[34:38–34:39] No.
[34:39–34:45] You know, I don't take the pace with me now because you're not even guess like the months.
[34:45–34:52] I know your June or your March and I think we there is June.
[34:52–34:54] I'm not sure what Jack is.
[34:54–34:55] One.
[34:55–34:57] Oh, how much you Jesus Christ.
[34:57–34:59] I'm not going to see you.
[34:59–35:02] God, they are the most important days of your life.
[35:02–35:04] Why don't you know them?
[35:04–35:09] Well, I'm more important than you said in my business and who's going to give me my next
[35:09–35:10] team?
[35:10–35:11] Jesus Christ.
[35:11–35:13] I need to know you're being a virtual.
[35:13–35:14] You're birthday.
[35:14–35:15] Nine and ten.
[35:15–35:16] Yes.
[35:16–35:18] That's what it works.
[35:18–35:19] Right, okay.
[35:19–35:23] So, Mom just feels a year and on everything.
[35:23–35:24] Yes, she does.
[35:24–35:28] She gives me a week's notice when somebody's birthday is coming up.
[35:28–35:31] You're a terrible man, you know, da.
[35:31–35:33] It's just a fact of life.
[35:33–35:36] Well, there's a lot of unpopular things in life.
[35:36–35:39] What, what if I forgot your birthday?
[35:39–35:41] What if you have them?
[35:41–35:43] Are you telling me you know them?
[35:43–35:45] To get them by the name?
[35:45–35:46] You don't care.
[35:46–35:47] No problem.
[35:47–35:48] Yeah.
[35:48–35:50] All right, but I just wanted to quiz you on that.
[35:50–35:51] Okay, thanks very much.
[35:51–35:52] You failed.
[35:52–35:53] You failed the quiz.
[35:53–35:57] No, you failed miserably.
[35:57–35:59] Okay, I tell you what it's doing.
[35:59–36:00] I see Mom.
[36:00–36:06] get all those kids and tumors off our 9-pointing into my diary so I'll have them.
[36:00–36:01] I'll get a...
[36:06–36:11] Two. Good man. Yeah. Okay. I do love for you love.
[36:11–36:13] Oh okay. Thanks love. Okay.
[36:13–36:14] Thanks love.
[36:14–36:16] Well I talked to you later a little bit. Bye.
[36:16–36:19] Oh it took a few years. Two figures of it. It's the thing.
[36:19–36:22] Fucking got my turn. I think so.
[36:22–36:24] You think you gave me the 27th?
[36:24–36:26] I thought you would have said. I only won your opinion with Jack.
[36:26–36:27] It's a point yeah.
[36:27–36:27] Apparently.
[36:27–36:28] Great.
[36:28–36:30] No. You just guessed.
[36:30–36:32] He got my ass in June. That's Jack and Quiver.
[36:32–36:33] Oh okay. He didn't say all.
[36:33–36:34] Yeah. He just didn't know.
[36:34–36:37] I'll guess this one in one so if people forget about it or something is there.
[36:38–36:40] But also when we were down in British all the time as well.
[36:41–36:44] My dad wouldn't. My dad had to travel up in back up because he'd still work.
[36:44–36:45] God love me. He spent so much time at home.
[36:45–36:48] Yeah. He's a bit at home like Monday to Friday and his arm.
[36:48–36:49] Oh.
[36:49–36:52] And then he's coming down to us on a Friday and go back up on his Sunday.
[36:52–36:52] Oh.
[36:52–36:54] So maybe just forgot that he owns me.
[36:54–36:55] Maybe.
[36:55–36:56] Got that your births?
[36:56–36:57] Yeah.
[36:57–36:58] You popped out of nowhere?
[36:58–36:59] No. It was just there one day.
[36:59–37:00] God love him.
[37:00–37:02] Did you have a sweet 16?
[37:02–37:02] Perfect.
[37:02–37:03] No. I don't know if that's an Irish thing.
[37:04–37:05] I had a party like.
[37:05–37:05] Did you?
[37:05–37:06] Yeah.
[37:06–37:06] Yeah.
[37:06–37:07] Like a party.
[37:07–37:07] Where?
[37:07–37:08] You know.
[37:08–37:08] No.
[37:08–37:09] Like just an house.
[37:09–37:10] Just people over and those.
[37:10–37:11] Yeah.
[37:11–37:14] I think that was probably the first party I had.
[37:14–37:16] Like the fourth birthday I celebrated in Dublin.
[37:17–37:17] Yeah.
[37:17–37:18] Yeah.
[37:18–37:20] My was in Portugal for my like.
[37:20–37:20] Oh lovely.
[37:20–37:21] Yeah.
[37:21–37:22] I drank a whole bottle of wine.
[37:22–37:23] Oh.
[37:23–37:24] But I tell you younger like wine.
[37:24–37:25] That's way more.
[37:25–37:26] Yeah. I don't know already.
[37:27–37:27] Was cheap.
[37:28–37:29] Three euro.
[37:29–37:30] And my friend.
[37:30–37:32] I was getting sick.
[37:32–37:33] And my friend Zach was a.
[37:34–37:36] Digging holes into the sand for me.
[37:36–37:37] One like a get sick of the sand.
[37:37–37:38] I remember so well.
[37:38–37:39] Yeah.
[37:39–37:39] Yeah.
[37:40–37:41] Yeah.
[37:41–37:41] Yeah.
[37:41–37:42] So.
[37:42–37:43] So.
[37:43–37:45] I feel like we don't do 16 too.
[37:45–37:46] Is that an American thing?
[37:46–37:47] Yeah.
[37:47–37:48] Yeah.
[37:48–37:48] It is.
[37:48–37:49] Yeah.
[37:49–37:50] Because they have like.
[37:50–37:51] Why do we do 18?
[37:51–37:52] Oh, because you're an adult.
[37:52–37:53] Yeah.
[37:53–37:54] And I don't know what 16 means for them.
[37:54–37:55] No.
[37:55–37:57] Well, I think some.
[37:57–37:58] Is it between the thing?
[37:58–37:59] Is it when you're Jewish?
[37:59–38:01] You have a quencinero.
[38:01–38:01] What is that?
[38:01–38:02] Quencinero.
[38:02–38:03] What's that?
[38:03–38:05] It is a quencinero.
[38:05–38:05] Isn't it?
[38:05–38:06] Yeah, it is.
[38:06–38:06] No, it's not.
[38:06–38:07] Spanish or something.
[38:07–38:08] Oh, is it?
[38:09–38:10] Oh, but I'm thinking of bar mitzvah.
[38:10–38:11] Oh, bar mitzvah.
[38:11–38:13] Let's see what bar mitzvah is.
[38:13–38:14] It is when you're 14.
[38:14–38:15] The girls have bar mitzvah.
[38:15–38:16] Bar mitzvah.
[38:17–38:18] Bar mitzvah.
[38:18–38:20] Yeah, girls have a bar mitzvah.
[38:21–38:22] Oh, yeah.
[38:22–38:23] Let's see when do you have a bar mitzvah.
[38:24–38:27] Is that like when you're coming to Adolfsord?
[38:27–38:28] Yeah, but I think that was it.
[38:28–38:31] I think in the Kardashians, oh, 12 or 13.
[38:31–38:33] That's very old Jewish boys and girls, yeah.
[38:33–38:33] What, so what?
[38:33–38:37] It just means you're, you're responsible for their own actions
[38:37–38:40] and can decide themselves how they like to predict practice two days.
[38:41–38:42] No way.
[38:42–38:42] Yeah.
[38:42–38:44] So they can have that and then decide they don't want to.
[38:44–38:46] Yeah, because your man, what's his name?
[38:46–38:46] From Kardashians.
[38:48–38:49] The case that racing was having one, yeah.
[38:50–38:52] Or was the plant there a plant in the one firm, yeah?
[38:53–38:54] Bar mitzvah.
[38:54–38:54] Bar mitzvah.
[38:54–38:55] Yeah.
[38:55–38:58] Yeah, I think sweet the things kind of American thing.
[38:58–39:00] That TV show made a big thing.
[39:00–39:00] Oh my god.
[39:00–39:01] Otherwise it wouldn't be.
[39:01–39:02] I used to watch that and be like,
[39:03–39:05] No, no need that to be my life.
[39:05–39:05] Yeah.
[39:05–39:06] They were bitch.
[39:06–39:09] And they pull out, they like get a huge car for a present.
[39:09–39:10] They come out to everyone at the front.
[39:10–39:12] I never forget what her name's, um,
[39:13–39:14] oh, she's a dancer now.
[39:15–39:16] Or a singer or a rapper.
[39:16–39:17] I don't know.
[39:17–39:19] She's in, she was in a Kanye West video.
[39:19–39:21] Like that iconic video for a dancer.
[39:21–39:21] And then she's like,
[39:23–39:25] Is it Talia or something or, um,
[39:26–39:27] I can't think of it.
[39:27–39:28] She's not a Kanye West song that's like,
[39:28–39:30] Oh, me, lift me.
[39:30–39:30] Yeah.
[39:30–39:31] Or whatever.
[39:31–39:31] Yeah.
[39:31–39:32] Yeah.
[39:32–39:32] Yeah.
[39:32–39:32] Yeah.
[39:32–39:33] Yeah.
[39:33–39:34] You don't have to be the other dancer.
[39:34–39:35] No.
[39:35–39:35] No.
[39:35–39:36] And she's in like a brand,
[39:36–39:37] Nickers and she's.
[39:37–39:38] She's feeling real.
[39:38–39:40] Oh my god.
[39:40–39:40] Unbelievable.
[39:40–39:42] But anyway, she was on sweet 16.
[39:42–39:43] I'm nearly 100% sure.
[39:43–39:45] And she came out like a Barbie box or something.
[39:45–39:47] Ah, the way that your end just says,
[39:47–39:48] I got like, how are you doing?
[39:48–39:49] Remember when they used to go to school?
[39:49–39:49] Yeah.
[39:49–39:50] And like, I have an abu like,
[39:51–39:52] swallowing over them like,
[39:52–39:54] lovin them and they'd be fine when people were like,
[39:54–39:55] you're not invited.
[39:55–39:55] Yeah.
[39:55–39:56] Did you get an invite?
[39:56–39:57] How did you get that invite?
[39:57–39:57] Yeah.
[39:57–39:58] And invite you.
[39:58–39:58] Oh my god.
[39:58–39:59] They're so funny.
[39:59–40:01] Oh, I could never.
[40:01–40:02] 18th birthday.
[40:03–40:04] Did you have a party?
[40:04–40:04] Yeah.
[40:05–40:06] I can't think when.
[40:06–40:08] I don't look, I need to look at a picture because
[40:08–40:10] I didn't have like, I wouldn't have had it somewhere.
[40:11–40:11] Oh my god.
[40:11–40:12] My legs.
[40:12–40:14] Like, I wouldn't have ran today.
[40:14–40:16] Anyway, I think I only did that for my 21st.
[40:16–40:16] Same.
[40:16–40:17] Yeah.
[40:17–40:19] Why was 21st such a big deal for us?
[40:19–40:20] I don't know.
[40:20–40:21] I would have been her.
[40:21–40:22] It's like 18, you're allowed.
[40:22–40:23] 21.
[40:23–40:23] Yeah.
[40:23–40:25] You're still allowed.
[40:25–40:26] Oh my 18th, I was in.
[40:26–40:28] How the hell did you find that?
[40:28–40:29] Oh, we hang on.
[40:29–40:29] No, I wasn't.
[40:30–40:32] I would have served 18 after school.
[40:34–40:36] Which would have been about here.
[40:36–40:37] I'm so good to find things.
[40:37–40:39] Have you got all those pictures on your phone?
[40:39–40:39] Yeah.
[40:40–40:40] Yeah.
[40:41–40:43] So my 8th birthday was,
[40:44–40:45] oh, it's my 19th.
[40:46–40:48] Oh, I got sent out of my own 19th.
[40:48–40:49] Night out in town.
[40:49–40:49] Oh.
[40:50–40:51] Me and my boyfriend had time out of fight.
[40:51–40:53] And he sent me home.
[40:53–40:55] He sent you home on your birthday.
[40:55–40:55] Yeah, and then I was lying about it.
[40:56–40:57] This is just remember I told you.
[40:57–40:58] I told you.
[40:58–40:58] Yeah.
[40:58–40:59] And I was lying about it.
[40:59–41:00] I was like, what the fuck, right?
[41:00–41:00] It's my birthday.
[41:00–41:01] I was like, I'm going back to my friend.
[41:01–41:01] I'm a snap-up.
[41:01–41:02] So what about that?
[41:04–41:05] Oh, this is not well.
[41:05–41:06] I'm going to be fine now, the year.
[41:06–41:08] So it was 2016.
[41:08–41:10] I turned 18.
[41:10–41:11] Remember what I turned 18?
[41:11–41:12] That it would have been in 2013.
[41:12–41:14] 10 years ago.
[41:15–41:16] Yeah.
[41:16–41:16] Does that matter, right?
[41:16–41:17] Yeah.
[41:17–41:18] Oh, I don't have pictures in that.
[41:19–41:20] My own pictures of them.
[41:20–41:21] I went to
[41:23–41:24] Diceys with Lucy.
[41:25–41:25] Oh.
[41:25–41:26] Apparently.
[41:27–41:29] I don't know when yeah, just it was Diceys.
[41:30–41:30] Yeah.
[41:31–41:32] It was me with my red couple.
[41:34–41:35] And Diceys.
[41:35–41:35] Show me.
[41:37–41:39] I'm really unsure of what my outfit was.
[41:39–41:41] Why are you taking the picture with my red couple?
[41:41–41:41] I don't know.
[41:42–41:43] In Diceys?
[41:43–41:43] Yeah.
[41:43–41:45] And there's me and Lucy look to us.
[41:45–41:46] I'm going to find my...
[41:46–41:47] Why am I drinking?
[41:47–41:48] Aww.
[41:48–41:49] That.
[41:49–41:49] Oh my god.
[41:49–41:51] I'm going to find a picture here of my 18.
[41:51–41:52] It's actually so cheap.
[41:53–41:54] Are you ready for this?
[41:54–41:56] We should put them in the whole my drink patch.
[41:56–41:56] These?
[41:56–41:57] These are just...
[41:58–41:59] Yeah.
[41:59–42:00] We'll be wherever we refer.
[42:00–42:00] We're in 18.
[42:00–42:01] We'll do a different birthday.
[42:02–42:04] Go to the check the whole my drink pod in scrimpage.
[42:04–42:06] Wait, so mine would have...
[42:06–42:06] Yeah.
[42:06–42:08] So if I'm torn in 2018 now,
[42:08–42:09] you'd be 2013.
[42:09–42:10] Three years before me.
[42:10–42:11] It would have been 2013.
[42:11–42:11] Yeah.
[42:11–42:12] So I was 2016.
[42:14–42:15] It's mad at the time.
[42:15–42:17] I feel so old for like...
[42:17–42:17] Oh my god.
[42:17–42:18] It's so young.
[42:18–42:20] I feel like I'm out of...
[42:20–42:21] Oh yeah.
[42:22–42:23] Well the night's one.
[42:23–42:24] Oh okay.
[42:24–42:25] I used to upload pictures of other people
[42:25–42:26] on my Instagram.
[42:26–42:26] Why the hell do I do that?
[42:26–42:27] Like not.
[42:27–42:28] You know, even in them?
[42:28–42:29] Yeah.
[42:29–42:29] Oh.
[42:29–42:30] Screenshots of messages.
[42:30–42:32] Why do I do stuff like that?
[42:32–42:32] Oh my god.
[42:32–42:33] Yeah.
[42:33–42:34] Why were we so weird back then?
[42:34–42:35] That makes me sick.
[42:35–42:37] I remember I'm wearing a girl's for one of my parties.
[42:37–42:38] Actually my birthday.
[42:38–42:40] We had a seat over mine.
[42:40–42:40] Remember that was a thing.
[42:40–42:41] Like you just put mattress in front of me.
[42:41–42:42] I'm just...
[42:42–42:43] Ah yeah.
[42:43–42:43] Yeah.
[42:43–42:44] Love anybody ever.
[42:44–42:46] So we done that and we had done an all night.
[42:46–42:48] We were like, how the fuck we had so much energy
[42:48–42:50] that I was like, it was really, we were really young.
[42:50–42:51] No one's drinking us like.
[42:51–42:52] Oh yes, stayed up the whole night.
[42:52–42:52] We had to hold on.
[42:52–42:53] I used to be so full.
[42:53–42:56] I went out because we didn't want to make my mom dad up.
[42:56–43:00] So we crawled out the window
[43:00–43:03] instead of opening the front door.
[43:03–43:03] I did that.
[43:03–43:05] Because we talked that they'd hear the door open
[43:05–43:06] and more than the windows.
[43:06–43:07] We all jumped out my window.
[43:07–43:10] Walked to the local McDonald's.
[43:10–43:11] I got McDonald's breakfast.
[43:11–43:14] Uh, in every jam is like,
[43:14–43:15] wherever crack it on it was.
[43:16–43:17] Seven am.
[43:17–43:18] And we post pictures of it.
[43:18–43:20] Oh, same McDonald's.
[43:20–43:22] Not cherries, not left.
[43:22–43:24] Eating a mac muffin, whatever it was.
[43:24–43:27] I'm finding pictures and it's like, results night.
[43:27–43:28] Oh my God.
[43:29–43:31] I'm in the caption.
[43:31–43:33] Me and the oh my God.
[43:33–43:34] Right.
[43:34–43:35] Do you want to see me at my age?
[43:35–43:36] Oh, look.
[43:36–43:37] Is it your older and sprimm or your pop?
[43:37–43:38] Yeah, no.
[43:38–43:39] This is like, this is the old one.
[43:39–43:41] The old old old one.
[43:41–43:42] At age 18, birthday.
[43:42–43:42] Oh my God.
[43:42–43:44] My name is Dr. On the door and I wrote,
[43:44–43:46] my mask took this on the front door.
[43:46–43:48] A happy birthday to me.
[43:48–43:48] Why?
[43:48–43:50] Like what?
[43:50–43:51] If you can't support yourself.
[43:51–43:52] If you can't support yourself.
[43:52–43:53] If you can't support yourself.
[43:53–43:54] If you can't support yourself.
[43:54–43:56] So I have people in the house.
[43:56–43:58] Yeah, I'm just sort of like.
[43:58–43:58] Like, uh,
[43:58–44:00] The old house, on the edge.
[44:00–44:02] Well, you have to post that picture on the edge.
[44:02–44:03] I think, was it this?
[44:03–44:05] Oh my God, there's a smoke in my hand.
[44:05–44:06] I am just disgusting.
[44:06–44:07] My God.
[44:08–44:09] Is that indeed?
[44:09–44:10] Yeah, that would be indeed.
[44:10–44:12] Oh my God.
[44:12–44:14] Look at my lovely outfit.
[44:14–44:15] No.
[44:15–44:17] Feels the heels.
[44:17–44:17] Oh my God.
[44:17–44:19] Look at the platform on the eye.
[44:19–44:19] Nice.
[44:19–44:21] I probably couldn't walk in them now.
[44:21–44:22] They're you.
[44:22–44:23] They are humongous.
[44:23–44:24] Yeah, so that's my age.
[44:24–44:24] That your humor, that's it.
[44:24–44:25] Yeah, posties out.
[44:25–44:26] Page.
[44:26–44:27] And now what, that's all my natural hair.
[44:27–44:29] And it's depressing.
[44:29–44:31] Yeah, so we'll post them on the page.
[44:31–44:32] Very funny.
[44:32–44:35] 21st, you said that you had it, were you having it?
[44:35–44:36] The right coat.
[44:36–44:38] Ah, back to Jiva again.
[44:38–44:39] Back to Jiva.
[44:39–44:40] Favorite place ever.
[44:40–44:40] Yeah.
[44:41–44:43] Yeah, I had it upstairs in the right coat.
[44:43–44:45] And then I had an outfit change.
[44:45–44:45] Today.
[44:45–44:47] I was like, what's the scene?
[44:47–44:48] No, no, no.
[44:48–44:49] That was my going away party.
[44:49–44:50] No, yeah, yeah, the outfit change.
[44:50–44:51] So my 24th, I had.
[44:51–44:52] Do you know how every change for that, as well?
[44:52–44:53] Your 24th, that's it.
[44:53–44:54] Yeah, yeah.
[44:54–44:55] Yeah.
[44:55–44:57] I changed, because I wore a ball gown
[44:57–44:58] and had diamonds all over.
[44:58–44:59] Oh my God.
[44:59–45:00] You never see me at my 24th.
[45:00–45:01] No, I have a hat.
[45:01–45:02] Yeah, you did.
[45:02–45:06] Yeah, um, we're a ball game with diamonds all over, and I was like, I can't wear this to the
[45:06–45:07] Club.
[45:07–45:08] No.
[45:08–45:09] So I changed it.
[45:09–45:10] But it would be uncomfortable.
[45:10–45:11] The smartest is a short-skilled.
[45:11–45:12] Oh my gosh.
[45:12–45:13] And had a ball in jiv.
[45:13–45:14] You're so funny, it's maddening.
[45:14–45:18] Yeah, the difference is like, what are you wearing now?
[45:18–45:20] I love to meet me now.
[45:20–45:21] Dad.
[45:21–45:24] Oh, I always get, I was thinking about that.
[45:24–45:25] I just want to meet me as a child now.
[45:25–45:27] I hope I was nice.
[45:27–45:28] Yeah.
[45:28–45:30] I don't get near you, nice anywhere.
[45:30–45:46] I had mine in Trinidad, but that's where I had my gone away, but yeah, I was like, ferrero
[45:46–45:47] that mine.
[45:47–45:52] Yeah, it's got so, was everyone's buying your drinks and you're just excited because
[45:52–45:53] it's your party.
[45:53–45:55] I wore like a little house CB dress.
[45:56–45:57] Was this size extra small?
[45:57–46:02] I never thought it was that anymore if I still had it, I wouldn't have it.
[46:02–46:06] And I had like a little flat, a crown thing for my head I was wearing.
[46:06–46:07] And yeah, I felt lovely.
[46:07–46:08] You know what I do?
[46:08–46:13] And I found a picture recently and I don't know why nobody said to me back then,
[46:13–46:15] the fuck are you doing?
[46:15–46:16] What was it?
[46:16–46:18] I used to wear necklaces around my head.
[46:18–46:20] Oh, that's the thing though.
[46:20–46:21] Was that a thing or something?
[46:21–46:22] It was.
[46:22–46:23] Yeah, it was.
[46:23–46:24] It was.
[46:24–46:25] It was.
[46:25–46:26] And I met it.
[46:26–46:28] Do you remember the original real boys?
[46:28–46:30] Oh my god, it's the love.
[46:30–46:31] I had to see them.
[46:31–46:32] Love them.
[46:32–46:33] Yeah, you had to go, yeah.
[46:33–46:35] We were in the same night, because that was the night.
[46:35–46:36] Yeah.
[46:36–46:37] And there's a picture of me.
[46:37–46:42] I don't even know what I was meant, but the main fella in the academy, but I have this
[46:42–46:50] big silver right, this huge necklace and it's all separate silver dime, silver flower,
[46:50–46:51] yeah.
[46:51–46:57] So I halved my hair, put this necklace under half my hair, put my hair back down and
[46:57–47:00] then this big necklace was just on my forehead.
[47:00–47:03] Oh, I don't, I think I remember like necklace has been on your head, like it's still
[47:03–47:05] see on the side of your head.
[47:05–47:07] Oh, no, mine was just like a forehead piece.
[47:07–47:08] Oh, it's interesting.
[47:08–47:15] That was a great night, but, it was so, so, so, so, so, so, yeah.
[47:15–47:18] The head of the crayon, that was a great night, but, ferro.
[47:18–47:19] Yeah.
[47:19–47:20] I just was so drunk.
[47:20–47:22] But, hey, the great night, yeah.
[47:22–47:23] Didn't that?
[47:23–47:24] Yeah.
[47:24–47:27] You don't remember a birthday night that you sat in and watched the telly, do you?
[47:27–47:28] Yeah.
[47:28–47:29] So, we're fine.
[47:29–47:30] Oh, yeah.
[47:30–47:33] So how are you going to celebrate your birthday this year?
[47:33–47:34] You be home, you don't know what year it is.
[47:34–47:35] This year I'll be home.
[47:35–47:41] Oh, me and Dan, I was going to go to London for, I think, a night or so.
[47:41–47:44] But we're going to celebrate it together and I'll be done.
[47:44–47:45] Yeah.
[47:45–47:46] It makes no sense.
[47:46–47:47] Yeah.
[47:47–47:48] I don't have that water thing around the actual day, my birthday.
[47:48–47:50] I like having celebrations like around.
[47:50–47:53] I'm going to miss the rest of the girls as well, because we're in here.
[47:53–47:54] Yeah.
[47:54–47:55] No point down the party.
[47:55–47:56] You're going to have to have.
[47:56–47:57] I'll be there.
[47:57–47:58] Two friends.
[47:58–47:59] I'll bring them.
[47:59–48:02] Now, while I do, I'll definitely do something my birthday.
[48:02–48:03] Like, start going with an organiser.
[48:03–48:06] And that now, I want you to say it to two, two friends.
[48:06–48:07] Yeah.
[48:07–48:09] Whoever's left in the country, yeah.
[48:09–48:11] And just organize dinner and drink something.
[48:11–48:12] Yeah.
[48:12–48:13] Yeah, be nice.
[48:13–48:15] I'll do a little meal when I'm home with the fam.
[48:15–48:16] Yeah.
[48:16–48:17] Happy with that.
[48:17–48:18] Happy birthday.
[48:18–48:20] And I have an Easter nephew on the day, you know?
[48:20–48:22] I don't know what day.
[48:22–48:24] Well, you just never know what someone will be around.
[48:24–48:25] Happy your birthday, gift and Easter nephew.
[48:25–48:26] Yeah.
[48:26–48:27] Oh, I would like that, yeah.
[48:27–48:28] Yeah.
[48:28–48:30] It's going to be a little bit of a little bit.
[48:30–48:31] Yeah.
[48:31–48:32] My God, tell it to me.
[48:32–48:35] Do you ever be a devastated birthday gift?
[48:35–48:36] Oh.
[48:36–48:37] No.
[48:37–48:38] Of you?
[48:38–48:39] I don't remember a present.
[48:39–48:40] I remember the best present ever.
[48:40–48:41] Oh my God, I was really young and my mom.
[48:41–48:42] It's really nice.
[48:42–48:43] I remember the best present ever.
[48:43–48:44] Oh my God, I was really young.
[48:44–48:45] And my mom.
[48:45–48:51] It's really good to speak to you and she said she wrapped up this little card of like a girl
[48:51–48:52] where like a mermaid girl.
[48:52–48:53] Yeah.
[48:53–48:57] I think it was for because this like you want to do this card.
[48:57–49:00] And then she like gave me a bag and it was a mermaid costume.
[49:00–49:01] I love it so much.
[49:01–49:02] I remember it so clearly.
[49:02–49:03] I was so cute.
[49:03–49:10] I was literally like four or five and a headband and it was just like a tale of so cute.
[49:10–49:11] It's where I was.
[49:11–49:12] I don't remember.
[49:13–49:14] Yeah.
[49:14–49:15] That was just one of the sounds though.
[49:15–49:18] My mom like give me like a piece of jewelry or something like that.
[49:18–49:21] What does she like give me?
[49:21–49:22] So meaningful.
[49:22–49:24] Yeah, she kind of liked that.
[49:24–49:25] Mm-hmm.
[49:25–49:29] But as I've gotten older, I really have realized I really don't want anything.
[49:29–49:30] Yeah.
[49:30–49:35] I think that was all of like kids don't remember how many presents yeah.
[49:35–49:39] It's like they remember getting something that like made something like a mermaid costume
[49:39–49:43] like 20 or like but that was like I still I'm 24 and I remember yeah.
[49:43–49:44] Yeah.
[49:44–49:45] Yeah.
[49:45–49:46] Yeah.
[49:46–49:48] Like kids be getting just that.
[49:48–49:49] Yeah.
[49:49–49:50] There you go.
[49:50–49:54] Do you have a party for every birthday?
[49:54–49:55] No.
[49:55–50:00] I do just feel really sad on the day my birthday that when I initially wake up.
[50:00–50:01] I get.
[50:01–50:02] But it's happy.
[50:02–50:03] Oh my god.
[50:03–50:04] Oh my god.
[50:04–50:05] I heard something.
[50:05–50:06] I was thinking something to take talk today.
[50:06–50:07] It was about someone.
[50:07–50:08] It was someone dying in the take talk.
[50:08–50:09] They were in a hospice.
[50:09–50:15] Both the comment was like your soul will go somewhere else and then the comment underneath
[50:15–50:20] that was like that's why we come in crying into the world and we're born because we're crying
[50:20–50:23] for the souls left behind because every time you get reborn.
[50:23–50:24] I know.
[50:24–50:25] That's quite sad.
[50:25–50:26] Isn't it?
[50:26–50:27] I'm like, I'm gonna be sad.
[50:27–50:28] I'm gonna get just in a new life.
[50:28–50:30] Next life like what the hell?
[50:30–50:31] I know.
[50:31–50:32] Yeah.
[50:32–50:34] But it rings on.
[50:34–50:35] We're not reading off of any.
[50:35–50:36] Maybe I'm having my head.
[50:36–50:38] I'm trying to think of a horror story.
[50:38–50:43] Tell you the funny birthday that the worst was just for me when I was getting sick.
[50:43–50:45] And then oh we're gonna.
[50:45–50:47] Read out some of your birthday.
[50:47–50:48] Story.
[50:48–50:54] Do you think also before we did that do you think people singing have a birthday is an
[50:54–50:55] Ick?
[50:55–50:56] No, I love it so much.
[50:56–50:57] Singing it.
[50:57–50:58] Yep.
[50:58–50:59] I love singing it too people.
[50:59–51:00] I love people sing this to me.
[51:00–51:01] Yeah.
[51:01–51:02] I want people to be on the big day.
[51:02–51:03] Yeah.
[51:03–51:04] One year.
[51:04–51:05] One day out of the year.
[51:05–51:06] Wish it were here.
[51:06–51:07] Yeah.
[51:07–51:08] One day out of the year.
[51:08–51:11] Let me be selfish and be made a big deal of.
[51:11–51:12] Yeah.
[51:12–51:13] Do you know what I mean?
[51:13–51:15] And everybody should treat their birthday like that.
[51:15–51:16] Yeah.
[51:16–51:18] It is a bit like, I don't know, friends on here you're with.
[51:18–51:20] It's like your friends here is like, yeah.
[51:20–51:22] But if it's not you're like, kind of awkward what's a deal.
[51:22–51:24] Well, I'll leave to you can do a single long club.
[51:24–51:25] Yeah.
[51:25–51:27] And celebrate yourself.
[51:27–51:28] Yeah.
[51:28–51:29] Okay.
[51:29–51:31] This is one of the stories.
[51:31–51:36] I mean, we asked, we asked people's most memorable birthday
[51:36–51:37] source.
[51:37–51:38] Good, bad or ugly.
[51:38–51:39] So, aww.
[51:39–51:44] Was that next week's my birthday and nobody remembers memorable for me anyways?
[51:44–51:46] Oh, I don't say that.
[51:46–51:47] Tell them.
[51:47–51:48] I don't say that.
[51:48–51:49] Tell them.
[51:49–51:50] I don't forget.
[51:50–51:51] Yeah.
[51:51–51:52] I remind everybody.
[51:52–51:53] I tell everybody.
[51:53–51:54] Yeah, same.
[51:54–51:55] Tell the world.
[51:55–51:59] Because people do forget sometimes but like, you need to just have a little nudge.
[51:59–52:03] And if they don't celebrate it then they're just assholes.
[52:03–52:06] And someone said, literally, dread my birthday every year.
[52:06–52:08] I hate all the forced meal mates.
[52:08–52:09] Some people I just like that.
[52:09–52:10] My dad would be very like that.
[52:10–52:13] He'd be like, I don't want to and I don't want to do that and buy me a pizza that night.
[52:13–52:14] Yeah, yeah, that's it.
[52:14–52:15] Yeah.
[52:15–52:17] I wish I was like that but I'd rather myself.
[52:17–52:18] Yeah.
[52:18–52:20] And he had one selfishly and I had to have the attention.
[52:20–52:21] Yeah.
[52:21–52:24] So I'm like, no, make a big deal out of me.
[52:24–52:27] Sometimes my dad's my 18th birthday were on the same day.
[52:27–52:28] What a waste celebrate.
[52:28–52:29] That's a good one.
[52:29–52:33] So I was at a flute's power swan best yet 6am on the morning my 21st.
[52:33–52:38] And say in a poolman hotel at the I full tower, you have to look it up.
[52:38–52:43] The room was decorated for me and I spent the day at the entrance to a pink themed restaurant.
[52:43–52:44] Oh, sorry.
[52:44–52:46] I went to a pink themed Italian restaurant.
[52:46–52:47] Oh, that's a little bit of a hotel.
[52:47–52:48] You can't heard that hotel.
[52:48–52:49] Yeah, same.
[52:49–52:51] It's the one that everyone goes to with it and you can see that with the very few.
[52:51–52:52] Yeah.
[52:52–52:57] I woke up on my 21st birthday to a big celebration and pictures of me growing up in the kitchen
[52:57–52:58] with balloons and all.
[52:58–53:02] I had a party that was only meant to be a small gathering and a turned out big.
[53:02–53:05] It went on all night and people still talk about it now.
[53:05–53:06] It was the best ever.
[53:06–53:07] Oh, yeah.
[53:07–53:09] So I was going to say I love to podcast.
[53:09–53:10] We love you.
[53:10–53:11] That's so fun.
[53:11–53:15] We even did that for me one year actually, but it was all my cam way pictures.
[53:15–53:16] Oh, yeah.
[53:16–53:17] It was like on the grain.
[53:17–53:20] Yeah, they were like printing up my laptop and oh my god.
[53:20–53:21] She got one of mine.
[53:21–53:23] Oh, I feel tall.
[53:23–53:24] I think it was like that.
[53:24–53:25] So cute.
[53:25–53:31] Someone said, my 21st birthday ordered a huge marquee which was a mock mock of most
[53:31–53:32] having from the Simpsons.
[53:32–53:33] Oh my god.
[53:33–53:34] Oh my god.
[53:34–53:39] In the middle of July almost three years ago it rained till my lawn was my lawn and marquee
[53:39–53:40] was swimming.
[53:40–53:41] Oh.
[53:41–53:44] Funnily as night we ended up making a drinking game out of who could walk through the muddy
[53:44–53:47] lawn the longest and they would have to show.
[53:47–53:49] The next day the sun absolutely shone to blue light.
[53:49–53:50] Oh, of course it did.
[53:50–53:51] Oh, I love to.
[53:51–53:52] Oh, that's made it.
[53:52–53:53] He's made a good situation.
[53:53–53:54] Yeah.
[53:54–53:57] I've made the most out of it like yeah.
[53:57–54:01] My 23rd birthday I was seeing my now boyfriend like.
[54:00–54:04] two weeks and he bought me a ring cost him five hundred euro. Then came to my birthday
[54:04–54:08] party, met my parents and now we're together about four years and just by our first home.
[54:11–54:17] meant to be. So once I had my angel boyfriend playing me video of my 22nd birthday,
[54:17–54:20] almost my 22nd birthday of a montage of everyone I work with and loved so much which
[54:20–54:24] me a happy birthday through covid and at the end I had my nanny and granddad singing happy birthday
[54:24–54:28] to me. They both passed now so it's such a special video for me to play when I'm missing them on
[54:28–54:33] my down days. That's cute. We did that. Oh she sent us the video. Oh,
[54:33–54:36] love to watch it after. It meant so much to me more than any present ever codes.
[54:36–54:40] To keep not sharing my granddad's death and couldn't hear my nanny was singing so we're
[54:40–54:47] just going out on paint. Oh, that's so nice. He still felt like that like sentimental things,
[54:47–54:52] like meaningful things. Like that video would mean more than any gift ever. Oh you could buy me
[54:52–54:58] anything in the world and yeah I'd rather a video like that. Oh my gosh. That's so cute.
[54:58–55:02] These are all lovely. Oh my gosh. It's all gets so lovely presents. Would you one more in the
[55:02–55:06] door? Yeah. My boyfriend broke up me two days before we were birthday. Oh,
[55:07–55:11] bill him. Fuck him. That's because you want to get your gift and now you don't want to be with
[55:11–55:16] someone scrounging. That happens. That's death. That happens. One million percent that is a
[55:16–55:19] thing. Yeah. All your birthdays coming up in the election. I know what I'm not. This is getting
[55:19–55:25] too much for me. Like yeah. I need to back out quick. Yeah. Yeah, I think it is. Yeah.
[55:26–55:29] No, it's free. Or they don't know what to be getting someone in like, yeah.
[55:29–55:32] Yeah. It's like that. Yeah. Yeah. I think it would have fucked out like,
[55:33–55:38] what if I can shout you? Shout you, hold. Yeah. We'll end on a good run because that was sad. Yeah.
[55:40–55:44] Went oh, this is bad. So, oh no. Went on a date and had to pay for my own foods and then he left me
[55:44–55:49] to go out with the voice. Shout you out. Shout you like, not worth a text but like, yeah.
[55:49–55:51] Especially not worth the one. Not worth that too.
[55:53–55:58] Incoved me. Incoved my friend decorated her car with me and we sat and had a cake.
[55:58–56:04] Oh my God, that's so awesome. Are you crying? That's like, okay. That's really nice.
[56:04–56:08] That's lovely. Oh my God. You don't know how to do it. Yeah.
[56:08–56:10] You might want to a little leg. Yeah. You think?
[56:10–56:14] Well, now I said crying when I think of myself as a child and if no one had a came to
[56:14–56:18] any of my priorities, but they did. But I just, if so makes me really want to cry.
[56:19–56:21] That's just sitting there with the cake and running to anyone else.
[56:22–56:24] Did you ever see on TikTok when people put up like all my songs?
[56:24–56:27] I've never seen anything like that. Yeah, because I'm like, why would you
[56:27–56:30] read your cards or try and say it out loud in front of them? No, I'll be in like that true.
[56:30–56:37] We're just here at Charlene's party with not one person. No one likes my child.
[56:38–56:43] It is not like, yeah, true. I should say that in front of them. You'd like your child and be like,
[56:44–56:47] oh, they forgot the dead. Yeah, true. We'll have to do this again.
[56:47–56:50] Yeah, we'll do it again next week and that's all right. You wouldn't
[56:50–56:54] fucking make it worse than they already made our babies. Our babies.
[56:55–56:59] Let's go on to our secret themselves. So we always want to have you any dilemmas.
[56:59–57:05] You might be having kind of like issues for anything you have. So we help dilemmas and kind of
[57:05–57:10] conversations have with the girls in the bathroom and nightclub. That's how you things need to hear
[57:10–57:16] and share our season of ice with you. So this one, this one,
[57:17–57:20] segment is called Six of the Solves and all these dilemmas are sent into email address.
[57:20–57:25] It's home I drink a goleadnow.com and I'm going to read it the first one. This one's quite long.
[57:26–57:30] Hey guys, love, love, love the podcast. I think it's amazing to have created such a puzzle
[57:30–57:34] platform that helps people with advice. Oh, that's so nice. Thank you. I have a dilemma.
[57:34–57:38] I moved countries three years ago, or sorry, counties three years ago. And if we go into this
[57:38–57:43] new hairdresser for past two years, to give some context is my boyfriends bestmate's girlfriend.
[57:44–57:46] Okay, start going to her because it was someone I knew and felt comfortable to.
[57:47–57:52] I know where this is going already. Yeah, the hair is going to have a problem. I decided to go
[57:52–57:55] blonde two years ago and spend a journey and a half. But every time I go get my hair done,
[57:55–57:59] I'm left waiting as serious, ridiculous amount of time, either perform a hair as we started on
[57:59–58:03] or a quarter of the way through hair. I went through a day and I was in the salon for nine and
[58:03–58:07] missed out on a whole day's work due to this. And fairness, I did get my full head of high life
[58:07–58:12] and extensions, bought my hair, wasn't started on until the free air was asked my actual appointment.
[58:12–58:16] Is this normal? I spoke to my girls about it and they said this is not normal and to go elsewhere.
[58:16–58:21] I had plans I had to see that even and also I had to miss that. I had to miss because I was there
[58:21–58:25] for so long. I was ready for straight it over this. I didn't know what to do or how to write
[58:25–58:29] it to or do I just stop going to her. If I stop going to her and go see someone else,
[58:29–58:33] go see someone else. I'll just feel so awkward when I see her next. And I appreciate all the work
[58:33–58:37] she's out. She's put in getting me this color. And if I say to her, I'll definitely find the
[58:37–58:40] awkward too. But maybe I just don't know what to say. My hairdresser doesn't apologize.
[58:40–58:44] Now, if nicest, I do say it's okay. But I've never put on a more pressure to be like, actually,
[58:44–58:49] it's not fine. Haha. I do not I do want to mention that this particular time went I'm not
[58:49–58:53] happy with my full head and looks like there are bits of the back that were missed and don't land in.
[58:53–58:56] As you know, it's not very cheap to get highlights on. I just feel very fed up. If there's
[58:56–59:00] any advice on who maybe had to break it to or what to say, they would be that would be very much appreciate.
[59:01–59:06] Oh, stick you on friends. The boy friends girlfriend.
[59:07–59:12] His best mates great. Okay. So it's like, oh god. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um,
[59:14–59:22] yes, stick you on. But also like some of this is telling me like it's the Irish and us.
[59:22–59:27] We don't be in like playing. We don't say things that are straight where it's in other
[59:27–59:30] countries. It's like you were even saying about your mom. Remember your mom getting the
[59:31–59:35] what should she do? You're a granny made or something like that. It's salty or something.
[59:35–59:38] Yeah, just yeah, really honest. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're just not like that. And I know
[59:38–59:43] like some people are it. But like, it's just that we just get on with things kind of and we'd rather
[59:43–59:52] complain. Yeah. Away from the situation. Yeah. Um, I think the only way this is to be
[59:52–59:57] out straight order because she's, you can't not say it to her and then she's going to see
[59:57–60:00] that you got your hair on and her dresser o'clock that straight away. I know.
[60:02–60:06] So you can't not say it to her go somewhere else. Can't ignore it because you're going to see her.
[60:06–60:10] Yeah. She's your boyfriends best friend. Do you think when you're I've also not hairdresser,
[60:10–60:14] what do you think when you're in the industry that like you don't really get a friend and when someone
[60:14–60:18] gets a new hairdresser because it's like people are doing it all the time. I don't know. It doesn't
[60:18–60:21] mean it doesn't mean that not in the first and being about that they're bad. It's just like people
[60:21–60:25] styles difference. Like if you were someone's makeup a few times and they went somewhere else you
[60:25–60:29] wouldn't be like, oh they didn't like mine anymore. It's just that people's style changes. There's
[60:29–60:36] like it's not as deep as it tinkering. I think maybe the client thinks it's deeper than the
[60:36–60:42] hairdresser does. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. We don't. I don't think hairdresser is like that. I don't know.
[60:42–60:48] I would. Yeah. I wouldn't have to. Yeah. I think I just say it to her. I just say the time thing like
[60:48–60:52] yeah. Well and then just you want to say it to her about. I just wouldn't even. If you didn't
[60:52–60:58] have if you had no good highlight and just take into your long it's like why should you sit there
[60:58–61:03] waiting for three hours. Yeah, it's going to start. No, I just think it's given. It's going to
[61:03–61:06] end up actually putting a block through your friend's because you feel awkward if you're going back
[61:06–61:12] and stuff. So I didn't just go just go elsewhere. Just be like if she you can't like she cannot be
[61:12–61:16] annoyed like if you were somewhere else no one says where and she's noticed your hair fresh she's
[61:16–61:20] not going to be like oh my god it can't believe it. So I was like your literally still you're
[61:20–61:25] paying her like to do it at the time. So like her arms are more else she's paying someone else.
[61:25–61:30] Yeah. Not like I don't know. She probably I think as well she probably might be that in a way
[61:30–61:34] because I don't think people like doing things on people that they know as much.
[61:34–61:38] Jerekan. I thought with me because you kind of feel more pressured like that I think.
[61:38–61:44] I think you're not really. Yeah. Well I thought it would be easier with it but I think you just
[61:44–61:49] like maybe she's not happy with the blend on it because you're one top. Oh yeah she's
[61:49–61:53] around. She's like friends. Yeah. I don't. I don't. Yeah. Yeah. I don't really have to
[61:55–61:58] not care someone. Yeah. You know what I'm trying to say. I didn't go elsewhere. I don't
[61:58–62:00] I wouldn't explain. I said it's going to make my mouth never more ill-hills. So you don't
[62:00–62:04] if you're going to turn it don't even tell her. I don't I just think just go somewhere else.
[62:04–62:07] It's only a beauty treatment at the end of the day. It's not like your friend. You're not on
[62:07–62:10] friend and her like it's going to make it more issue if you're like hey so I'm going to kind of
[62:11–62:15] don't like my highlights. You're ever taken too long like I didn't just avoid that and then you
[62:15–62:18] don't have to deal with the situation because you're. Oh somewhere else. I'll say. I don't know.
[62:18–62:23] And then everyone's happy. And if she ever asks you. No one to say. Just put a color of
[62:23–62:27] Scream and Scram and I looked. Oh yeah. Love what she did. Yeah. That's my friend.
[62:27–62:31] My close friend went to her. Yeah. Like a little white light in that. My cousin. Yeah. I don't
[62:31–62:37] want to hurt anyone's feelings and a boy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The next one then is hi girlies of
[62:37–62:42] your podcast dying to hear your opinion on this. My boyfriend of five years and we live together.
[62:42–62:44] Well I have maybe this I have boyfriend and we live together.
[62:45–62:49] Didn't I his phone went off at 4 a.m. and it was a girl from his work ring in him.
[62:49–62:53] The girl apparently has a boyfriend and when I asked him he said it's nothing as he works in a
[62:53–62:58] bar. I lay and they thought and they thought he was working and my boyfriend said it could be just
[62:58–63:05] them looking for a lift home.
[63:00–63:03] I find this spacious getting a call at that time.
[63:03–63:06] There's been a few things in the past and I do have trust issues as it is.
[63:06–63:10] Would you be annoyed at this canchelle if it's my go-instinct or on being paranoid?
[63:10–63:12] Thanks girls, love you both, never change.
[63:13–63:15] Eeeh...
[63:16–63:19] The girl has a boyfriend, he says, not as working very late.
[63:20–63:22] And they call you for a phone.
[63:22–63:26] My red flag is waving in the background.
[63:26–63:28] Yeah, that just makes sense.
[63:28–63:31] No, yeah, and she already has four sisters too.
[63:32–63:33] It's 12.
[63:33–63:34] 4am?
[63:36–63:39] Any person who rings me at 4am is my sister trying to get in the front door.
[63:40–63:42] Um, I think...
[63:42–63:43] Would you touch your one?
[63:45–63:46] Where's that psycho behavior?
[63:48–63:51] I just don't think girls should be ringing your boyfriend for a little film.
[63:51–63:53] Yeah, that's why it's called a touch.
[63:53–63:57] Yeah, like, unless they're really stranded in the middle somewhere, like...
[63:57–63:58] But like are they close?
[63:58–64:01] That's what I'm sorry, and there's a lot of boyfriend.
[64:01–64:03] Yeah, why is she ringing your boyfriend?
[64:03–64:03] Yeah.
[64:05–64:07] It's hard to know what to do with that because you...
[64:08–64:11] Would you text me like, hey, I appreciate you not if you wouldn't.
[64:11–64:13] Do you know my boyfriend for this film?
[64:13–64:14] Is that...
[64:14–64:15] Hi, get off her boyfriend.
[64:15–64:16] Maybe, go ahead.
[64:16–64:16] No.
[64:18–64:21] Or check her answer, like, hi, it's funer-moy you were ringing.
[64:21–64:23] Sounds like, yeah.
[64:23–64:24] Do they're like...
[64:24–64:24] Yeah.
[64:24–64:26] In my cause, it's like a...
[64:26–64:29] Divide you and your boyfriend a little bit, like a fighter, some people.
[64:30–64:32] He probably wouldn't be able to be able to be able to ring a new euphoria.
[64:35–64:35] Do you know?
[64:35–64:36] No, nobody would.
[64:36–64:37] No one would.
[64:37–64:39] Yeah, any parent I wouldn't so...
[64:41–64:42] Yeah, I probably would...
[64:43–64:43] Text.
[64:43–64:45] Especially if you have the trust issues already.
[64:45–64:46] Yeah, and if you want to know...
[64:46–64:48] What if she texts you and is like, oh my gods,
[64:49–64:50] I didn't know you had to work for her.
[64:50–64:52] I was something like that, so I mean, you don't know.
[64:52–64:53] Yeah, and then it's like...
[64:53–64:53] Wackle horns in the face.
[64:53–64:54] Yeah.
[64:55–64:55] Oh.
[64:56–64:58] At the end of the day, like, you don't know this girl.
[64:58–64:59] Doesn't mean that after things are a little bit...
[65:00–65:01] Crazy.
[65:01–65:02] Yeah, I don't know.
[65:02–65:02] Is that a voice?
[65:03–65:04] No, no.
[65:04–65:05] A lot of it crazy.
[65:05–65:06] That ends the day we're allowed to be like...
[65:07–65:08] It's the only way it's...
[65:09–65:11] Otherwise, it's gonna kind of play in your minds.
[65:12–65:13] Maybe.
[65:13–65:15] You're gonna have to paint in your fella.
[65:15–65:16] Yeah, if you don't want to text her though,
[65:17–65:17] then...
[65:19–65:20] Take her phone, go to the bathroom,
[65:20–65:21] lock yourself in,
[65:21–65:23] go through all the messages,
[65:23–65:24] screenshot everything,
[65:24–65:26] keep it all recording videos,
[65:26–65:27] screenshot.
[65:27–65:27] It works!
[65:27–65:29] I'm telling you, it works!
[65:29–65:30] Yeah, you take a video,
[65:30–65:31] you don't even screenshot everything.
[65:33–65:35] Yeah, especially with the issue,
[65:35–65:36] I don't want the issues of it in the past,
[65:36–65:36] just put...
[65:39–65:40] Keep an eye on it and...
[65:40–65:42] Yeah, I'd be a bit now.
[65:42–65:43] See how you're going from react to it.
[65:43–65:45] You know what, don't even text her,
[65:45–65:46] or see how we react when you're like,
[65:46–65:47] I'm just gonna text her and tell her,
[65:47–65:48] like not to say it again.
[65:48–65:50] Yeah, if you like, flip the lid on her,
[65:50–65:51] if she's completely like,
[65:51–65:54] and I'll watch her think you're doing all.
[65:54–65:55] He's hiding something,
[65:55–65:56] if he acts like,
[65:56–65:57] all right, you're a jacksor.
[65:57–65:58] I don't really care.
[65:58–66:00] Yeah, then you don't have to worry about me.
[66:00–66:00] Yeah.
[66:00–66:01] I agree.
[66:01–66:02] Oh, at the end she said,
[66:02–66:04] thanks for the love you wrote, never changed.
[66:05–66:06] Love you, birds.
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[66:37–66:39] So we're sip and obviously
[66:39–66:40] where our co-cola is our sugar.
[66:40–66:41] Can you hear it here?
[66:41–66:42] Keep an eye on us.
[66:42–66:44] Yeah, I love when people are laughing at us.
[66:45–66:48] And so this week's topic is
[66:48–66:50] house parties for your birthday party
[66:50–66:53] as opposed to getting going to a venue or a function room.
[66:53–66:56] Ehhhh, I'm not sip.
[66:56–66:58] Because I hate drinking my own house.
[66:58–67:00] I'm too on edge.
[67:00–67:01] I'm not enjoying myself.
[67:01–67:02] You're so true.
[67:02–67:04] I'm worried about if people are having a good time or not
[67:04–67:06] and then I'm worried about the toilet paper
[67:06–67:07] and the downstairs,
[67:07–67:08] Lou and then I'm worried about
[67:08–67:10] spilling things,
[67:10–67:11] filling up my bedroom.
[67:11–67:11] Oh, okay.
[67:11–67:13] Yeah, like, no, no, no,
[67:14–67:14] that's so true.
[67:14–67:15] Too much going on.
[67:15–67:16] And the mess.
[67:16–67:17] The mess.
[67:17–67:18] You can't be our stay-at-a-lot.
[67:18–67:19] Whereas Quayv and Jack
[67:19–67:20] complete opposite.
[67:20–67:21] They love it.
[67:21–67:22] They love bringing people back or they love...
[67:22–67:24] No, we don't mind a pre-drink in my house,
[67:24–67:25] but like when I pay a pre-drink,
[67:25–67:26] like, because no one's messy after that.
[67:26–67:28] Few of the girls were sitting around,
[67:28–67:29] few of the slackers and then we go out
[67:29–67:30] and put on a product, clean,
[67:30–67:31] few bottles.
[67:31–67:32] Whereas the house party,
[67:32–67:34] a member of clean them with floors three times.
[67:34–67:36] Because the mood for my outtie being brought in
[67:36–67:39] just gets sticky, drinks are being spilled.
[67:39–67:40] My mom had to get new care for people
[67:40–67:42] who are cooking noodles.
[67:42–67:44] Like, Lauren's ex and I'm calling you out here.
[67:44–67:45] What should we do?
[67:45–67:46] We only fell out years later
[67:46–67:47] that it was Lauren's ex.
[67:47–67:48] There was my age age.
[67:48–67:49] It probably was my age age.
[67:49–67:50] Yeah, she got sick.
[67:50–67:52] The whole way up the stairs.
[67:52–67:53] On the rugs,
[67:53–67:55] or on the mats in the bathroom upstairs
[67:55–67:57] and you rolled them up and shoved them in the press.
[67:58–67:58] She...
[67:58–68:01] And for weeks after we were like...
[68:01–68:02] I remember I put up a bit...
[68:02–68:04] Was it a story and Snapchat?
[68:04–68:04] I re-inscrime or something.
[68:04–68:05] I was like,
[68:05–68:07] thanks to whoever got sick all over my floors.
[68:07–68:09] My mom had to get brand new care.
[68:09–68:10] It's the whole way up the stairs.
[68:11–68:12] And we didn't find her for her age.
[68:12–68:14] And we must have been drunk then again.
[68:14–68:15] And I think someone was like...
[68:15–68:16] Yeah, that was Lauren. I was like,
[68:16–68:18] oh my god.
[68:18–68:18] No.
[68:18–68:19] Lauren.
[68:19–68:20] I'm so love you.
[68:20–68:21] Oh my god.
[68:21–68:22] That's so funny.
[68:22–68:23] Yeah, well like, you shit.
[68:23–68:23] Like,
[68:23–68:24] it's just couldn't say.
[68:24–68:25] Don't care about it now.
[68:25–68:25] But like,
[68:25–68:28] I feel like in your roundhouse it's so different.
[68:28–68:30] You just can't have some phone.
[68:30–68:31] You're checking on everyone.
[68:31–68:32] You're making sure like,
[68:32–68:33] I don't even feel familiar there.
[68:33–68:33] Like,
[68:33–68:34] oh.
[68:34–68:34] And I'm just like,
[68:34–68:36] now I'd rather go to my house
[68:36–68:37] or have the interfunction room.
[68:37–68:38] Mm-hmm.
[68:38–68:38] Yeah.
[68:38–68:39] Yeah, pretty good.
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