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It's a daily Talk Show Episode 539

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week in banter we got the full gronk traffic.

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Boys wanted to compensate

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on the clap I feel like it doesn't feel right to be clapping without Jim watch him. What's his normally with us? I

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know she loves a good clap when we say come into a show. To do another clap. Yeah.

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24 seven

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All right, Harry, we wanted to surprise

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I've got no makeup on in my

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life that's perfect

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and fresh tab.

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What are you doing? I'm saying a bowl. You're not gonna be able to do

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a bowl

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you know I like the

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I'm very fancy

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what sort of bowl is being be the hot like a baseball?

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Yeah, what's this? I don't know but you just call it a baseball ball

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it's like bachelor and spin studies happened this week the muster up your way Harry.

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That's the dream I would love

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these on the back of the

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theatre people

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in the building their spins.

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Ian's just been his feet a person

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otherwise I've been saying it for no reason. For years.

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I've thought a thespian because I think you included that on the email you sent to us my and I thought that it just meant you like it was a fancy word for like it Sapiens. Oh my Yeah. What does

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an actor or actress relating to drama and the theatre?

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Well, we've gotten to Thespians.

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The crowd is

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Wait, did you keep that crammed like

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ideas shoved in my bag hence

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because really I actually just spoke to Jim Mike at 730 in the morning and said hey, can you

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guys running out of my door so lucky I cable my crowds just

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crazy today. Yeah, what do you have?

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Do you have any questions for Gemma? No,

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I'm just disappointed you don't work 24 seven

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and we're gonna actually start doing and I'm kinky. Yeah. Yeah, I think a good addition.

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Have you locked Harry on the show?

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Like I was reading through the day and

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told me to read through them because people were talking about me so so yeah.

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Machines yesterday because you will act. Oh, yeah, we should get jamming and I was like, Where's my phone?

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Great actually just said, you're getting German like I was like, Yeah, that'd be great. You mentioned it.

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We wouldn't find anything else in the day. How date did you go?

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I need to my last one, which was the billboard because I was trying to find show back is

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Alex Yeah. What

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were you gonna do because I was going to tag her in the Friday slip that Friday stuff, because I thought you'd be very disappointed with how it turned out. So I thought oh tiger and what

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companies and things like that an Instagram account is it quite stressful knowing who's managing it? What can you post and things like that? We theatre?

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Yeah, we don't have one. We've only got we've got a Facebook page. But that's one person's job we all have access to that's just

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her job. Jimmy, how many people know your password to your Instagram account? No One No One says one person. Yeah, four of them. I think it's probably time for change for us. Cuz we got a few throw to

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three to do probably. Hi Cindy Have you changed it since I did my grand final day

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tonight I appreciate that but was still once you've signed out

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to sign out It took me like a few days

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signing in and signing out is very hard because with my new phone is it yeah it's like it looks like it's signing but then says you've been signed out and you know sometimes if you're in one username and then you get a notification if you accidentally press on the notification of the other account sign you out of the one that kept happening to me. How many

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how many accounts Do you have a few little drop down? I've got four four. Have you ever posted accidentally in one of like I've commented, and that was always my field when I was doing

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social media management, my

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laundry.

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Everyone thought I was slipped spellcheck That's right. I thought

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I was

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and I was like oh really? But that could have been Regina George van booking anyway was the whole thing. My fee it was posting like my shit on a client and

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just a sheet.

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daily content

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when did you stop burning candles?

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Yeah, so that's missing 97 brought that in. Did you get it from your mom?

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Yeah for my birthday for milligramme huh? I said this morning when I walked in I said it smells like a handsome man's in the room. Yeah does is not handsome men. I want to say what do you think it smells like because

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they smell my art in fact.

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Day used to smell a lot worse than they did. That's not God this is six I am so I've yet to rinse

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was 6am like I did it at 6am really united sleep in them

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well I do bed I'm like I just like to look very dark so I slept in it and then rinse and then went, man I'm gonna do another liar

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when you go on holidays are you pretending Of

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course I would never go in the sun. Yes disgusting.

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So then you go in this on your way sunscreen on the fact 10

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Yes. So you can then you go in the water, whether it's like chlorine or salt water. It just it facts. Yeah, it just comes okay. But that's okay.

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Do you think there's anything that could happen? So we

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had a shower with that coming up? Or is it just that it's just chlorine

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or lack the salt water?

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Yeah, I mean, is there any revolutions that could happen in regards to spray tans that it will change the game do you think spray

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tans or

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self tan? Or barkay shore self tag? What can we get a selfie In a spray, I guess you can Yeah.

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Slightly different formulas when you get a spray tan it's like a concentrate.

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Or you can buy a full machine and the garage my brother used to be in there just doing doing these wife really nice wine. And then he started getting into it so he'd be tan she's gonna do my

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whole back myself.

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A bit messy. Do you get Chris?

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Not? Well, no, because he's just he's no used to make

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it hands when you want to.

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Well, the boys really good at it because you just say like, pretend you're waxing a car.

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I actually enjoy it because I start actually my wife would probably counter that because I don't do it that much. But I enjoy anything where I'm just exactly what you've just done is what you shouldn't be doing. You know, I'm just like shaking. Like I don't mind checking my brothers back. Because it's like, it's mo ever you have a mode near life.

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But the fact that you shy back, he's back

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So I like mowing if you mow it, you go up and you just really it's really cathartic saying the patches where you don't like levels. It's like power washing

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my hair and I

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just think about like a dirty floor with a powerhouse. There's videos on YouTube. Like,

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I just have never

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been nothing domestic.

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Live at home. You what's the George Judy? Like? Like? I haven't actually asked Mr. 97 about his child, Judy.

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Well, my dad's retired so he does all sorts of stuff we take it intends to cook. Okay, I'm a really good cook.

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She's not joking. No, you're good.

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No, I really am.

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I mean, that does most of it says all that.

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My match. I don't do tools, because we've all got disgusting chores like getting food and all that stuff

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to rearrange my lipstick Today

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getting the word day that Allah does that now as I just tend I'm too busy. What

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so you don't do any chores?

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No, I claim the fish tank. But that's yours. That's mine. So that's a personal

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we should all do more chores I've definitely upped my game in regards to cleaning because we discuss sorry washings specifically like clones I do Oh yeah, it's washing that's fun. Yeah, yeah, I think that's good. But toilets i think is one of the like, Yeah, do we like keeping toilet yeah plane

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you know, it's a very women's last time you clean the toilet I've never claimed

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to really lie ever see,

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my parents are away with just like all the time. I don't have to kiss me. Yeah, it's fine. says what's your list look like?

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dishwasher. I mean, I just depends on what happens but yeah, usually like emptying or loading the dishwasher. Helping the dishes before you put that you can be laced just like that you ate a lot of nice can just throw it in

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Don't you find that then the food is like

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type don't

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know like in the dishwasher yeah yeah but someone else close

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yeah and then it's just helping out with Tina happy and the God and if it cleaning up taking the beans out

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you want for a man How are you single?

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What's the thought on moving into a new place like if you had Harry next year you're going to be riding solo

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may talk about how much it costs

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500 a week.

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That's how much it costs the student accommodation. That's what he's

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heard. I don't know.

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Oh, no food, no power water and unlimited internet.

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So at $500 like Mike,

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you can stay applies for 300 500 500 is a lot. When you think about what the cost of one for one bedroom for like a distorted studio studio. It comes I guess but for fridges and stuck a fridge

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well if you were to get a one better thrown around here before heating with my foot

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what we don't know,

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but unlimited internet, so just use $500 worth of it today, right? Yeah, that was me at Government House last night I was like, Can I drink my taxes was

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what was it what we were at the launch of fashion week he said,

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George Oh, the News Radio was there so

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yes, I know one of my girlfriends types her son went around just No no, that's good. No.

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No, Joe, what was that? What's she's like an instant

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news reader.

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Yeah, but do you follow her?

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Yeah, she's amazing.

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She's wearing I can't remember lucky jumpsuit he sort of thing

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I don't know.

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I didn't say this fashion segment.

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Are you into the fashion? No, really? No. Okay.

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To my yesterday, just be like oh, look good in that. good at that.

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I had a moment on the weekend I went to shop. Oh,

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yes. I was actually thinking so annoying when you go to shop on Don't tell me I was

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I was thinking I wonder if James he could could possibly

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be here usually I am

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in shop Oh, do you hang out?

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All over

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Oh yeah, cuz I pop up me David Johnson that you have to walk to everywhere so

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JP

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yeah but I saw I saw I was in a shoe shop and was like fuck at this moment that I've realised that I love shoes. I just got no money to buy them. Yeah. And I was like, if I had lots of money, I was thinking, What's the one thing I'd probably have 7080 pairs of shoes, I reckon Oh, and

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the other had one left over in the school shoes. But now, I own three. Yeah, so I'm going up in

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my mind, I know fit in my wardrobe. Clean out and I still

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will. Because one of my clients a

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freemium shirt. What's the difference between a premium and a cheap show? Do you think could you Could you tell like if you're, like could say for instance, you could say a six of the most premium show based on the quote like the

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premium running shoes. Yeah. But I mean, there's a nice let's have a look at the

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sportswear today. Are they are they?

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Christine Santana used to be the fashion director of Vogue. That's good. She's responsible for all of them in the one No, no, I'm just very clean playing

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off the line in the Washington jam with embroided Custom job, of course.

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It's called Double Trouble equitation with

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double trouble and you just load up your name, you just yeah, and they put it on different things.

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Like after Shakespeare,

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if they thought of that,

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like why double toil and trouble. Mm.

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Fast means

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cities handshake seas.

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Everyone's been doing this Spotify year or

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so good. I mean, I don't listen to podcasts through Spotify,

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not getting tagging things. Hey,

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a lot of people do listen. It's amazing that it's calculating. The listen time

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is my favourite, but I just

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showed it to everyone I know. And they're like, we don't know these people

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a sword on our Insta stories, etc. So we've turned them. The minutes listened into gronk points. Well, I did.

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That's great, because the thing is perfect, but I think that it's across all their listening potentially. So first, I was like, are they spending that amount of time on just us?

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2019? No, it's 2019.

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So all their podcast.

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They could have only listen to us.

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But they favourite but the reason why we're getting tagged is where the number one show that I listened to

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it I thought

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me This is ridiculous. 17,000

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I was listening to a show 17 minutes.

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So, Ella's listened, which now we've worked out. It's just podcast. Listen, I think that

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I think Allah might be an example of someone who's looking at the cup.

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Yeah, just saying what I said to Frank. It's

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not a stolen family

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member, Allah I was when I think could be one that is just our time because she said was 250 or something hours, 13,000 minutes. Okay. And so I did the math, and it worked out to be over 300 episodes if we average them out at 40 minutes, but if it's not specific to our podcast, I tell you what your brother

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You can water solid effort, but what I'm more interested in. I mean, it's great everyone listening to us, but the top music plays

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Spotify. What

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do you use Apple Music? Yeah, I use Apple Music again. I

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think they gave it to you for free for six months with Telstra and then I'm just so glad to have have Apple Music.

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Yeah, it was up for me. Yeah

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The one thing about it got Spotify but i i got it with a Telstra plan early days yeah yeah it was a year was a primary care no play any song no one so it was I mean Spotify probably is doing that now I've always got turned off I don't trust her

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turn her off completely Yeah, I would even today Harry messaged me and he was walking and it was sent with Siri

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Yeah, often does it actually say that

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it says simply Siri now I'm on a good because

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it's often so wrong because sharing

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locations you

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did share with me Yes.

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Just for one moment, old time

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when we're at the footy and I tried to share my location and it just I don't have any location anything switched on.

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Is that a Why are you doing that?

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I don't know. I just don't know how do I use my

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privacy? I guess it's my stalkers just have it on all the time. Get the sensitivity around it.

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I just can't be bothered like changing settings. so lazy.

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Well, it's good. Like, the iOS has done a bunch of work. So it's actually becoming more annoying like Android where it will ask a bunch for permission for that. I mean, that gives you more control. But interestingly, did you say the number one artist for me? No. 788 minutes strange chop. Song ska. Wow. isn't that important, right? Because I don't know if I listened to it that much. But clearly, I've listened at least 200 times.

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What's your favourite thing about Missy Higgins. I just like

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her vocals is sort

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of a joke.

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I loved that film clip to where she said the piano. I had foxtel so it was very much channel that

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someone's doing

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A band in the bubble.

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Nope. Okay. Actually no but what I seek in the in the bubble

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is it was regurgitator it was a band and they were fed square. And there was a 24 hour he would have loved this. It was a 24 hour channel and you could watch them live and they lived like Big Brother. Clear room Jays.

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pretty full on no privacy. What um, what's a documentary about those guys that filmed every part of their life? It was was it cold?

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Was that the one way Josh to Yeah.

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No went to shit.

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Yeah, dude, it was in the early it was in the early 2000s. And it was the guy's name was Josh I can't remember it was like Josh two point O or something. But basically he his

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partner like stomach. Yeah.

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I'm always worried that people can he have you ever heard my stomach had a guest on. It's pretty unusual because we have that noise gate where the The vocals like open up the microphone and in closing, I'm worried that I ramble so loud that it will actually enter into the microphone. But anyway, the the Polo

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patent of the mock wouldn't go that far. We worry

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what Paula Patton you know, anyways he he's married or whatever broke down and because he was just filming absolutely everything. Oh yeah, Any word on it now I couldn't find him. Well, I'm kidding me. Josh New York City web camera 2000s Jason Calacanis was in it who is a tech reporter? Good. What was it called? We live in public live in public we love Josh Harris. Josh Harris. Thank you.

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God it's nice being here. Not in full glam. I'm really relaxed chill. It's

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It is very You don't have to be full glam all the time. I mean, you must

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not this is me like night today.

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It's pottering.

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Yeah, yeah. With that Christmas carol team. You doing this? Last night,

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no, that's on the 14th of December

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me Lou was doing one last time I thought,

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Oh, she's nine.

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Oh, I love her. Right? I said to her you probably don't get too many 18 year olds dming very often she said no.

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Sliding in

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the gym is damned. No, I don't even

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Well,

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sorry, I think someone's calling me.

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I went through it. I did a bit of a detox and just scrapped tapes and paperwork old friends. Here we go. You are. Yeah, Yeah, I do. Big solid sigh of relief.

20:42
Did you see what eventual added with the Stacy June unfollow debacle? Yes, I did. Yeah. What's your thoughts on that? Anything?

20:49
It was a good outcome. It's great outcome.

20:51
Yeah, I mean, I don't have a lot of thoughts on what's been covered.

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Do you feel like you don't overthink Like on the spectrum of may vs. Tommy where do you fit in the thinking spectrum? I think Tommy Tommy was thinking of Yeah, I don't have a look

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if this chrissteele anything of yours so I've stolen this cup of Amy's

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no but everything I are in is very like my cape cups it my cape copies that via Guam and it says

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my word Holly's paying everything because nothing to seal

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I think I've hit a real nerve with me She's got some one thing that she's getting really pissed off about and it sucks it

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It's better than you

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know, you know? We she she likes to buy I never buy she buys the the extra bubblegum flavoured chewing gum in the sort of little bottles. And always in the kitchen. I jump into my Yes,

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I just six of the time

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to I usually go to

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bubble gum sort of like it Yes,

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it does, doesn't it?

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And so usually it's like I get sick and tired chewing a unflavored chewing gum after an hour or something. So I take it out and I get one more so maybe there's like and I usually go one at that point on a double again so maybe three per trip and I'm driving to two times a day at least

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having at least half a dozen

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she has you should see a face when she opens it and sees and today she looked and she can put it straight into her purse so she's confiscated them she's so pissed off that I've got an idea what how about we contact not and I thought a great video contacts extra get them to supplies with like a garbage bag size full of the chewing gum we had them we feel the whole entire car so like all of the bits like the back of both

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ends definitely not going to annoy Yeah.

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She can't complain because that will be everywhere.

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So she definitely can't

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They're this Sunday. I'm going to get on them

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actually can help me. I think it's Wrigley's is that Yeah, extra? Wrigley's is where Chris Nichols mas. And so that's why I had like 100 extra at that show but we went through all of it.

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When it's day you go through it.

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Now chewing gum is a gummies intellects deviant, is it? Oh, it is.

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I mean, I don't do we know anyone that's personally shut themselves from me.

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Not from chewing gum.

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I we were chewing a lot. There was a

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means for that. Yeah. Well, if you eat a whole packet, it says on there. Like it's 810 calls that Lexi is perfect. Okay, so it's like it depends.

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I appreciated that we had so much cut through with the mints. We had grain mints and index cards. So we drive all the way to barefoot investors farm to do some, like a workshop day. And we get there and he's got grain mints, and indeed easily gone and got the exact same. So nice. Impressive. We were doing Christmas jam. Yes, Mr. 9797

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room. Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, we I mean, yeah,

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we could because you're planning the lounge room.

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Yeah. Well, that means I have to move the Christmas tree says

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send me nervous to let me know your exact address because you know, I'm just gonna turn up all the time.

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No, I'm happy.

24:30
But I just have been walking around the streets of bowling.

24:36
It was so impressive day now. Right went past your plate. Well, I actually I was with her I was in the car. And when she dropped off the a target No. So this was new date. But Bree was picking up a bunch of new day box stuff like you were donating all of this stuff. That's huge. Yeah, but

24:51
I'm a really good Yes.

24:51
Right? Yes. And so there was heaps of like me day boxes, giving products to women who are in sort of like domestic violence sexual Or they have to get out and they go into without the term. What would you

25:03
take to Bunnings

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to na Bunnings of now doing their version on eBay. But yeah, so you fill up a box. Exactly. Yeah, I cross this is a combination. Yeah. And so you get a bunch of products and things like that. And so, Bray was going to the new day box packing party. And so Jim kindly gave all this stuff. So when we're picking it up, I'm very much like, I don't miss I'm not the kind of person to really go, like I love. I'm excited to meet you, and all that sort of thing. But you know what, I'm Bruce. Bruce, and she's doing

25:41
face mask when I left this morning.

25:45
And so, no, but Bray did go going. But what I noticed was, you talk a bit about the fact that your house can be a little bit like a post office with the amount that when we were there, there was like Like a day I front it was on like a Sunday.

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Sunday. Yeah, we're just getting shit shit. Cuz I was at a baby shower two things. I'm an adult

26:09
Yeah, I mean just does it really start to up over Christmas

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gift God

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What does that mean? So brands so I've I

26:18
do a like a guide to the best like beauty Christmas presents and they see I was like oh I might make it a little bit smaller no it's 100 products

26:27
watch. And so that's over 52 weeks like as in like

26:32
no it's all limited edition like specific holiday products so every beauty brand will do like a holiday collection of limited edition stuff or don't do like Christmas sets. Yeah, so then I pick the best ones.

26:45
And so when did they send you them to test?

26:48
I start Are you just Yeah, I just scraped me cheat on the month.

26:52
I stopped planning gift God at the beginning of October

26:57
and sort of brands just know now like do you have to send Yeah any sort of

27:01
reach out to everyone because I just I get like it sounds really ungrateful I get sent stuff all the time obviously which is a beautiful thing but I don't physically have like I have one face I don't have the time to review every single product so Gift Guide I just reach out to brands where I already know that I lack the product so if there's something that's like particularly interesting holidays,

27:24
so would you go to when do you go to Mecca is Mecca doing any facilitation or is it all in the Do they have their own brands?

27:33
To signature line so they've got this stores and Mecca cosmetics and Mecca maximum and then they've got two in house brands that a mecca Max and Mecca cosmetics and what sort of stuff what products that they make a cosmetic or has a relaxed skin focus and Mecca Max has like a colour focus session.

27:49
And so do you go through

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PR companies that then work directly with all the individual brands or do you go direct to brands do you go to Mass who does their PR so America I they obviously have a lot of different brands, so any brands that have stopped at Mecca? I've just done that through them. And then other brands like I've got a full spreadsheet of who looks after what are

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you trying to work out and get free shoot. That's

28:12
so interesting. Yeah. I think it's interesting getting a sense of like, how do you stop putting these things together? Because so day to day copywriting and all that sort of thing.

28:23
You wouldn't LinkedIn.

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Yeah, but I don't really use it. Because there's just too many dudes trying to tell us what

28:32
sort of trading LinkedIn. Yeah. Hmm. I mean, this is so hot.

28:39
on LinkedIn,

28:40
they are everywhere.

28:42
Yeah, this is true, but what creeps is seeing it as a dating platform. large number one lives just

28:49
yeah, just like people trying to add me that are in no way connected to the field that I work in a main like I would love to connect. Yeah.

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JOHN from constructions might need a nice moist moisturiser recommendation I think on

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my website. Do you see Do you not see them as opportunities for potential? Like I mean john who's a try it either

29:17
a pretty good gauge of

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where the opportunity can come from and

29:23
you know, what are you looking

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at Sony's Instagram?

29:28
I was gonna say

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I'm gonna log off gone Look, I've got 350 profile visits in the last seven days. What was it normally? Black nightly talk

29:40
show, baby yeah, this is big

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and it was all

29:48
very hot I'm finding When

29:49
was the last time you posted?

29:52
Well we have Mako been guys tinea on the shot so close. Yeah.

29:57
Yes.

29:59
No I've said I've got a post once a week, so I'm feeling all the stress.

30:05
Now, I don't know, you just gotta feel no stress that's posted,

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please

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head over to Harry load. And then they

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posted this photo of the slideshow holding the Melbourne Cup. And so that's my first photo in over

30:23
17 months,

30:24
who's your audience? So that's why people haven't yet been following because they don't know what content they're going

30:29
to learn. And so how often are you posting?

30:32
It depends on I think Wednesday I posted three photos, but then I'll go like a week without posting anything. And what about follow care because people said so impossible to create?

30:43
I think it matters. I just I don't know how to like articulate it. But I just think cloud is more important than you following and the two aren't.

30:54
How do you how do you gauge your cloud

31:01
Seems like a pretty good job

31:02
Joe. What?

31:05
Do you reckon there's a tipping point. I feel like maybe at the start of the year you were 18,000 or something. 16,000 no idea.

I think 23,000

31:14
the accounts like, who have done in the hard times scrupulous homie who's coming on the show. Campbell he, he's got like a beautiful niche, which is, you know, appealing to so many people. He's in the main game he does very fun mainly. So he's like, super creative. And so you see how these profiles just boom?

31:36
Yeah, so you would know he's a stetic. Right? He does type of stuff. So it's so cool. And so I guess creating maybe not a thing but yeah, what do people expect when they go on to your Instagram

31:48
but then you go Okay, 350 thousand I don't I don't know. The other side of that what he does the business like he sells products and stuff. As much as I know what you do Gemma, but you could say your 20,000 specific to beauty very targeted. Yes. And you can see how you can use that powerful following. Maybe, you know smaller but it's like in business right you can you can look like you got this huge profile but the business does nothing. Yeah. Or you can have a smaller thing in the business is highly profitable. Like Which one do you want? I guess? Yeah, what do you What's your emphasis on followers these days? Is

32:23
it I just got one then Russkies?

32:28
A good one I call I call phone yeah

32:33
that's what I'll get on my phone.

32:36
And so what is it for you? Like what are you looking to do?

32:40
A sell product? Yeah, that's Yeah. So if a brand tells me always sold X number of days after you posted about it, I'm like, job done. Like keep booking me to MC things

32:50
is drop shipping something to get into or do you think to drop shipping train is nearly done. I mean, so for people who don't know drop shipping is the idea that you Sit up like this come you locked in the domain and I take the sales and then I send them to the factory and they send the factory since the product to the customer.

33:10
I think it's hot it's a lot harder because but if I think it's all in the branding potentially like if you can create a brand around something good example is like look at Five Minute Journal with Alex and Me, me they've created a niche where it's like it's essentially like a notebook. And they would you how much you said they were 9730 bucks. And so like to manufacture to make them it's probably costing them I don't know. What do you think five bucks live? I should say only 30 2022 USD 22. Right. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And so that's like an interesting example but I think so much of it is in the brand that you're buying into as well.

33:48
And drop shipping was sold as the dream Tim Ferriss was talking about in the four hour workweek, over 10 years ago.

33:54
It will do it with dresses, that's apparently a bit like shipping like fashion and stuff like that. I let you

33:59
Yeah, I mean love these unique businesses at the wedding I was at last week, man Amy looked

34:05
at so I mean Wife Wife, yeah. Yeah.

34:15
Good. And she she got a lot of compliments on that dress. We actually got a drop ship dress. She actually done it for how wedding.

34:24
Sounds like a secondary like she had a couple going on. Yeah,

34:27
it was the secondary one. The party time dress. It was definitely a party time. My dress is a plant and I was sitting next to a guy that I went to primary school with. So I love lucky I hadn't seen my mate in ages James, but we were in primary school. You know, from prep onwards, we were at the same primary school and he had he's a jeweller now has like a shopfront and engagement rings sick like he does amazing shit like

34:54
I got five on today. Conspiracy Jimmy's

34:57
engagement ring like some high end stuff. But he but he was telling me I asked about his dad because his dad used to be an old bodybuilder that was quite famous, you know, pioneer bodybuilding in Australia. And I said, I heard about your dad's business. What he does is gets old Versace Dolce Gabbana like all these high end suits my language from like a he's been able to find a supplier that gets them from like, thrift shops or whatever where they you know, think about like Beverly Hills, all the people that would donate the old suits that were with with 15 k at one point because you only wear them once. Oh, yeah, the rich people don't give a shit. And now he brings him in. So he gets a whole bunch of them and sells them for like 700 $800 and 15 k suits.

35:44
I was thinking of another idea. What about the idea of using that fabric to create something else? I imagine like like,

35:52
you know,

35:54
brand. What you just got Gucci cotton.

35:58
Have day saying thank you

36:06
right like you know the patent. Yeah Imagine if I created a hoodie that was made all out of their fabrics. patchwork hoodie Louis Vuitton patchworks ugly potentially block and blocking is blocked blocked colours. Colour blocking.

36:26
Have you sorted that out?

36:27
Yeah, you saying it

36:30
winter no shoes I brought I brought other white shoes or whatever

36:35
jewels I was telling me yesterday that there's a business that takes you kids paintings. So I

just always handy like here's another one but he's

36:51
gonna give that to the man they use.

36:54
You can you can take a whole bunch and I turned it into a teddy bear Oh Teddy bear teddy bears I don't know if it's the stuffing of it. Or it's the sister the crumble. Harry said is that the stuffing? I don't know.

37:14
But it makes it very strong teddy bears the outside of it was made by paper.

37:20
Yeah, I mean I've still got my rabbit from when I was born. I was my teddy bear but it's funny

37:25
is it got riding on it is that one I'm going to

37:27
mass Monte

37:29
Monte Okay, it's unreal.

37:31
what's the what's the rabbit thing you're talking about? I think I've seen

37:35
it wasn't one that you bought. It was one of my I think my great aunt in the UK centred over united

37:43
Yeah. Oh, that's cute.

37:45
me all of the fluff came off pretty quickly, but I still have it. I've still got my

37:49
childhood Teddy Bear, buddy now has it is that the blue one nine and that's

37:55
that's Easter. It's a baby. But that's it's a baby bear.

37:58
Come back into my bed. Charlie passed away cuz I needed

38:03
still kept going

38:04
yeah good

38:10
feeling yeah did you find Did you find the couldn't find anything? I mean I don't trust you after not being able to find what Josh asked earlier

38:19
that was very easy. How you finding the fake tanning over the tattoo?

38:22
I haven't haven't done it yet. I think it's too soon.

38:25
Are you just leaving you're just gonna have to go

38:28
Yeah,

38:29
I guess you're not wearing dresses that are showing that at the moment so you should be at the moment.

38:33
Although tonight's not should be everybody putting cream on it.

38:38
Yeah should be pants and for the first two weeks but I haven't been doing at least

38:43
he says the daily talk show. It's actually

38:45
all of your faces.

38:50
Many Hayden deeds is just going along nicely.

38:53
So good. That's about it.

38:55
Yeah. forgotten. Because mine so fine. It healed really quickly. faves that got it on the same day. Same deal which has been considering Did you want an opportunity to rebut Tommy's nastiness I already

39:07
saw in the comments he's snarky little bitches

39:11
so it's not a bit like if he called you a bitch and I called both of us which

39:17
is what I take issue with I your face

39:22
watch the video because I'm listing

39:24
in the little comment images.

39:29
So what he's talking about his message

39:32
to say it I've never seen a more like the face of someone. Oh. And like

39:43
myself in the mirror.

39:44
How many times have you got one? And when did you get that?

39:50
Twitter 13 years ago.

39:51
Okay, so do you Tommy when you went they would have been like, when did you last night? What did you wait

40:01
I've gotten real

40:03
17 when I got it as a legal at the time, they used to be a law with it. You could get them at 17 if you had my dad's permission 1616

40:12
is that New South Wales law? I'm not sure. But I think it's 16.

40:15
So my first issue was these phase. And then my second one is like, if I don't know, something I'll just be at Yeah, but like, I don't know. And he's like, no, that's That can't be right. Okay, that's what I

40:30
represented on the show many times. And we've had to pull up the audio, which Josh is not wrong quite a few times what is representative of what I said, and then we listened but I guess

40:39
part of it. I think that there is a tendency to be extremely confident in something that you're not necessarily sure on, which then puts the other person uncomfortable position because it's like, we have to defend ourselves, which looks like my thing. Bees. Yeah, we say No, you're right. But the weird thing is, you're wrong.

41:00
Yeah, and I find it like you've said this before, at least thing to that. I was like,

41:05
oh,

41:08
when you were directing brain I like it this way. Yeah. And then we walked for an hour and it was the wrong way. It was 15 minutes, but by the time you walk back,

41:19
no, but the point is that you were saying show I was trying to catch up with what the so you told the story, like everyone knew what was going on the Coca Cola Jim had the Coca Cola I was like, What the fuck?

41:30
Like, I think you did tell it like everyone knew.

41:34
It wasn't in the story like are jamming with the Coca Cola. And then I was like, so the Coca Cola.

41:41
If you have low blood sugar, you are more likely to faint. If you're in extreme pain, you're very likely to mind because I hadn't had a tattoo before. You don't know what your pain barrier is. Turns out lands very high because I'm real tough.

41:57
You want to have high blood sugar, just in case

42:00
I think well I almost fainted. I vomited at the optometrist, and she done he put I dropped him. Jay Z.

42:07
Oh my god. Contact lenses in every morning. How would you

42:10
cuz I had a holy monomi retina thingy so I had to go and get it written and so I had to go and get it lasered and the lady goes okay, we'll just put the eyedrops in the makeup. So I put my head back and she put him in this light and so I lie down on the floor and she handed me the recycling bin and I just vomited in the recycling but why not just the normal was the closest thing possible. Okay, because I was just gone. How are you with blood tests? Oh, I haven't had a blood test fees. Like I fainted at the seven injections.

42:45
Are you referring to Gemma?

42:46
No, no, no. And I have no problem with black needles and blood and anything. I'm so tough. I don't know if you guys got a tattoo. Yeah, fighting is full on dz lobs but that says I'm

43:00
Low nine

43:02
probably but very low environment as we I think we've discussed on here before. Why were you so nasty about the sun before? If you're low and I just take supplements, okay, okay. I don't want melanoma.

43:16
Yeah, no, I get that. I mean, if you put in sight if you just sunscreen block of vitamin D,

43:23
I don't believe so. But I'm not an

43:26
MD. But I think and this is obviously medical science. I don't know. But I think to properly absorb vitamin D, you only made like 20 minutes a day and it's meant to be on an area that wouldn't be getting sun all the time. Really.

43:40
Yeah. Because we were. We were at a shoot in Where was that? Was that you said what? Yeah, New South Wales. And before the client got there, Tommy took his top off and was lying down

43:51
try it.

43:54
Does I mean I enjoyed I did it

43:58
was actually he was trying to get invited. God's trying to up he's testosterone. The testosterone this was me.

44:09
Or it was.

44:11
Yeah,

44:12
you want Yeah. What's the deal? sunscreen prevents sunburn by block blocking EV Bay light theoretically that means sunscreen, lowest vitamin D levels.

44:21
sunscreen should be blocking UBI but you need a broad spectrum anyone?

44:25
You know God mast

44:26
with them. You had the Comic Con. Yeah, it was I had a I had female dermatologist on the podcast, but also I'm a little cash prize ambassador and the event I was saying yesterday was about sunscreen. What's that look good? That was a great event.

44:39
someone's house?

44:40
Yeah, I love events that are at houses.

44:42
You mean rich people? Yeah.

44:48
basketball

44:52
teams on standby. This place say Michelle like

44:56
Yeah, yeah, she's actually filled the place with Christmas stuff candy canes

45:07
edible stuff like these no no no no like

45:12
it's awesome it's really Christmas he bought the house here at look like a mansion big tennis cool yeah

45:16
so there's like a whole Christian shella there's a whole there's websites where you can like if you're a rich person with a beautiful home you can rent it out so some photo shoots and stuff. What's this? This is this is last

45:32
house is doing it isn't she's about

45:35
the price because I don't want to hold a big the daily talk show house party.

45:38
There's I forget which company This was in Sydney. The big one is Lux houses. I went to an event like a couple of weeks ago at the most unbelievable house I've ever seen boy Gardens by Honda.

45:52
Because I sort of sang I dropped in my to live at a house. I was like what's this and it was at this place that looked over rows by yeah And it was a sunglass launch I haven't yeah and said I must have done the same thing yeah it's it's the way to do it so what do you reckon you paying for the user rich person's house to run an event? And why are rich people wanting to do this anyway? If they're

46:13
rich I know that when will because a lot of rich people are quite taught to have like making money or they make their money with a postcard card provers pose pose pose postcode poverty, or

46:25
because a lot of these houses have one, like architecture awards and things so then it's more coverage for the house

46:31
like installations.

46:33
is a live there Yes, it's for Yeah, it's funny thing like if you buy a house that has been built that you you know, and so many years ago and gone through a few owners, and it's been you know, save, save and build a house now. I don't take any photos no one knows what what it's like right? Yeah. If you buy a house has been sold a few times. You can look through it online, you can find old Well, they sell photo the event

46:57
yesterday when they sent through the details. I know I looked it up.

47:02
And I was like,

47:07
old in like 2006

47:10
No, I didn't actually technology. Three plus 3 million plus Syrian.

47:14
Now what's up it? Melvin east, okay. Okay. And but if you look at my house, there's nothing because it's never been. You bought it. My dad's parents built it when he was 11 Oh, wow. And he's now 72 Fuck

47:28
yeah. When he was 11 Yeah,

47:30
so it was 61 years ago.

47:33
We've obviously renovated it. It's never been sold. There's nothing that

47:37
mean is that when did we get this? Maybe a bit silly, but when did they get like toilet systems? Do they have a dunny or something?

47:47
Looking at Here now No,

47:48
they didn't have an outhouse. I know the toilet you had to like it's it's still in the same place now but the room that it's it? I can't explain it was it? Was it a big piece of land or was it always six Nah, nah, really. They were building everything in that straight around the same time dad tells me about photos from when they first built. Are you talking

48:07
about your next steps of like buying a home? Like, oh, yeah,

48:11
we think going opens all here. I'm not allowed to speak at them. Yeah, I'm an idiot with these things. What are they worried that you know, just because Chris is a carpenter. So he walks into the room and he's like, Okay, well, this wall would get knocked down. This becomes this bubble, blah. And I'm like, I just love the collar. And he's like, Yeah, no, sir.

48:32
We can paint.

48:32
Yeah, that that's obviously not something you need to worry about. And I'm like, this house doesn't have a decade. I really want a decade. And he's like, yeah, cool. So I'm a cop. And so I would just say get a boys around and we, you know, my end of it, and I'm like, oh, okay, cool. And then I'll go missing. And he's like, why is Gemma and I'll be in a competent bedroom kind of just doing, like rocking back and forth. And he's like, what are you doing? I'm like Julian, these little balls on the heels. I want to rip up this guy. it again Yeah, I'm a carpenter so

49:02
but is that the flow of things is an interesting thing I remember

49:05
they had to put down if you're a cheapy at 10 Really?

49:08
Yeah, because as a kid I remember it was like pulling up sheet tiles to reveal

49:15
she's a beautiful floor. It was always

49:17
out right just what I remember was so fun getting like a crowbar. And bang bang bang and new.

49:24
bestest sometimes like vinyl tiles that

49:28
era vinyl.

49:29
Yes. And the vinyl tiles it's that's what we had in the old office.

49:33
It's in the glue.

49:35
We had an asbestos scare this year when part of our dicking roof just went off because I there was no space just because it was just out there was a there's like a period of time when everyone was just using it and then I think we just but they still have to come and like test it and

49:51
what is this best as it's like the material the

49:53
fibre it's more of a Hey resort of fibre

49:59
yeah code to school, the Department of Education and I've got a record for me about the amount of a specialist in your school.

50:06
Really? Does that come about?

50:12
It was a funny story. dead

50:14
bird in the room. Really? Tell us all right. So I contacted the

50:22
head. I just hopped on Google and I found the email address. So I sent an email. So they contacted my apartment of education somewhere in there and before they even got you there, like so you were looking around, like I think there's a specialist. Yeah, cuz I was writing like the best month ceilings or whatever they call it. Like popcorn ceilings. Yeah. And that sometimes had it in it. So I was curious if I had it in it. So I sent an email. And then he sends it to the State of New South Wales person who looks after all New South Wales, and then he sent it to the southern end of New South Wales and then he sent it to the top of the riverina. And then he sent it to a local district and then they went to my principal and then And then it goes from the principal back up to the end when all the way back up the chain and then back down the chain about five things and then they had to get an order so i think

51:11
i'm not sure but he

51:14
sent me an email but didn't follow up. No she just cause a massive

51:18
hit okay, I've

51:18
got the corresponding somewhere it was quite funny.

51:20
That's good.

51:22
It's fucking annoying you can send off so dad was doing some maintenance on the property and found the things that God This looks a bit dodgy. You take a sample, bag it up it back to sender off and it comes back. I tell you,

51:35
why would you want to play with it all with a workout.

51:39
It's only a few bloody putting in a blender and it's going to be you can get little piece I wouldn't like the worst thing is at our old office, it all got pulled up by a specialist removers the floor the vinyl flooring, some poor bloke next door, ripped it all up. It's called over 500 bucks

52:04
he's no longer with us. Sorry.

52:10
Yeah, that's it. It's full on, isn't it? The talking about the Yeah.

52:17
There you go.

52:18
But he's no longer with us. I just thought of that person that when you do the q&a Oh, yeah what happened talk Mary kill Gemma. Yeah.

52:30
I was like I've had a good evening.

52:32
So someone who was Yeah, she messaged us and said, we're asking Hey, questions from the gronk that we can answer and it was the whole kill fuck America. Yeah, that one. Yeah. was on the cutting room floor. Yeah, not appropriate. But what would you do between

the idea of sending something off DNA like just Medic tests

53:01
23 and

53:04
location settings on but

53:07
I will turn my location settings on I just don't really know how to get about it and then I just

53:13
so you spend into a tube send it off

53:15
yet takes it just to get that much saliva really

53:19
love food and I was like I'll do it on no I wanna just it just comes back as results is bacon

53:29
what um what do you find out

53:32
98.6% Great Britain so pretty interesting and then I think the next The only like vaguely interesting thing and that was like the rest is Scandinavian so just

53:45
did they still do I go thing because when I do not

53:49
tell us how's this was three clinic because oh yeah,

53:53
I want to do it but I don't want to find out. I'm not blue blood, like polish. I like to think I've got blue blood Me

54:02
Like what? Is it ratio sort of undertones to blue?

54:11
97 now,

54:13
I have a story that will sound like

54:15
it's like white colour, like saying like someone's a white worker. I think

54:18
this is how posh I am and it will sound like a lie but I swear to you it is the truth. My family aren't Stonehenge. Yeah, the

54:28
land that Stonehenge is on and then the maintenance

54:32
Yes.

54:36
That's a good

54:36
thing. I sold it to back. I didn't know the government of real estate.com to

54:43
go for the 1900

54:46
did you actually find this

54:47
because my dad told me that how how and I was like, this is a lie.

54:53
Or not super. Government has owned it for a long time. But

54:57
kept saying as they sold it

55:00
documented Stonehenge.

55:03
I'm like, Where's my money?

55:08
They owned the rocks.

55:09
I don't know.

55:11
Well, if you own the land Does anyone know how good they know? They'd be

55:18
both of your parents had kids later in life. What was your mom? Your mom is she was nearly 40 I was born my mom's 40

55:30
Yeah, my mom was 34 and my dad was 44. Yeah. So

55:35
what do we think? What's the difference between because TJ you're considered a young dad. Good dad. Good. Great, dad.

55:41
Sorry.

55:45
I was just softening it too good. I can take me down. You know,

55:51
he's there because we

55:53
talk about like, I want to have kids young or whatever. It's like, I guess people is dying to have kids older. Do you think there is actually a distinction when you growing up as a kid, is there a different experience? I guess? Yeah, for

56:05
sure. What do you see the differences? I think there is like, I've got actually one of my mates his mom, I've got on Snapchat like they're all really cool and he is not my parent. He has a minor shape.

56:19
half speed. Yeah, he's dead said that's an excellent podcast was too slow and it worked out that he had it on half speed. I don't do it almost

56:27
every time.

56:29
I think that that proves Harry's point. No, I think it's tiring as it is. As someone with high testosterone and being young. Yeah, testosterone hugely high massively, but I am. I see some older parents and might fuck it's tiring. Like you look really tired.

56:49
But then they could potentially like there's something nice OSP dad's now I remember Bruce. So Bruce has gotten to retire and probably spend more time with Jim and all that sort of thing. But

57:00
I just it's probably a different experience for every family because I'm I'm an only child so that was that's different again and then my parents have like, super high energy like again. Again I go home last night I had people over always and they were like Aren't you gonna have a wine with awesome I know I have a meeting at eight o'clock in the morning. Okay,

57:21
it's like having to the hospital yes

57:24
that's exactly what it's like and then this morning I'm up getting ready and they like wearing you off too. I have a job she says he no makeup and activity

57:35
five months ago yeah, I'm working did they think that they do you think that they would like you to stay longer at home dad does Yeah,

57:44
that gets super upset. But

57:48
Casey super and will be even

57:50
even if you're Mr. Home. breadwinner though

57:54
they meant listen to this because they'll be at cool pay more bored Exactly.

57:57
Fucking toilet

58:00
Now you live here. How many hear the word board?

58:02
board since 21?

58:05
What is the what's the like board? What is board mean?

58:08
Your border border board, I'm boarding at my parents. I'm bored.

58:13
I think that's good. I think that like having that formal sort of thing is probably like bringing you closer to an adult existence versus just sort of

58:24
living there. How are you going to be plans? Like if you didn't go to uni would have you left home? I think they

58:30
would. Stay in the farm. I don't like it. Oh,

58:33
you've got too much sparkle.

58:35
I do. I do. So does mom mean Mumbai city slickers?

58:38
Yeah. Did you buy stuff on the farm? No,

58:43
no, she's indoors with me. Dead Nelly. Go ahead on the phone.

58:46
I like wearing sunscreen. I don't know

58:50
what some of the things that's missing in the country like what? Where are the country behind versus the city city behind

59:01
I don't know. There's no public transport out in the country. But this normal people have the loss and spit on him a lot since

59:11
last year and wouldn't worry about it

59:13
because when he 21 he gave it

59:15
a fault or you just don't have to have 120 hours. Okay?

59:20
So I had a friend who moved from Adelaide to Melbourne, she was on an owl's went to get her L's in Victoria gave her learner's and they gave her a full licence bag.

59:29
Jesus

59:31
didn't have to go over it

59:32
Yeah, how long has she had her so for? Maybe there's some like if you've had a she young or she older

59:38
miles by

59:40
25 years and maybe wonder if it is it doesn't make sense. You need to do the test here.

59:45
Okay, stuffed up.

59:47
Oh, well, lucky here.

59:48
So did you What are you looking at? Well, let's try and say we're not got mine because maybe if there's a certain amount of

59:53
you just hold out Harry seven year, instant pays

59:58
to re

1:00:00
You should just go for it.

1:00:01
Yeah, I've got a body soul and just do it. Oh 2023 Oh, yeah. How old would it be then?

1:00:08
So you're George. Well, you're 21 that

1:00:13
I got mine. 25

1:00:15
euros,

1:00:16
no my pays, which is I feel so because I've got my pays. And then I'll be at a red light and then things like 18 year old boys will kind of roll up next to me expecting some like hot 18 year old and I'm there without my glasses on

1:00:33
the back is you're gonna have to go to a chukka Yeah, I've gotta go Bandera why, because mom and dad bought me jogging lessons for Christmas last year.

1:00:42
My parents did that when I was like 20

1:00:46
haven't taken them actually. I'll cut one on Monday. My first one. Yeah, yeah, I'm not chicken yet. They're

1:00:55
driving,

1:00:55
didn't like it. And now it's

1:01:00
Not a bit today. You want the freedom you mentioned that adds to the freedom. Yeah. So you can just I just

1:01:07
don't want to drive all the other decades on the road. No, I

1:01:10
get that. Because Yeah, there are a lot of idiotic people on the road

1:01:14
like the fellow this morning. was having a car park. Come near. McIntyre Makins.

1:01:21
Yeah, that wasn't too bad. But there were it was bad. Bad. No, there was there was actually three guys when we're walking into work. And they looked a bit dodge. And what did they ask for?

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Yeah, foreign so they could find a new dress because all three of their phones with flash.

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Fox, they just had a buck

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off the bus. They just got off the bus.

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They had a box.

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What did you do? I said, it's actually where I got that crown. I just

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I just said

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Alphonse a flat to

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blow me out. Yesterday, I thought I saw one of the local heroin addicts that we know Joe. Yeah, it looked like him. And I sort of was on my electric skateboard and if people bought around I got electric.

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I want to learn how to skateboard made

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to watch if you break your elbow yeah have anything to do with us. So I pulled around and I was going past and he sort of turned around and said, You're not really Hey, and I just fucking from centre

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What do you reckon it was going to ask? I'm curious about what do you think those guys when they said can you Google something? I was thinking like my new phone. I'd be so annoying if they took it off me. And so I thought that it was a good one because it's like

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annoying is a gentle word for the so

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annoying but would be good story. I'm always looking for stories. What does that do with any change on the show?

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Yeah

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timelapse 97 of Jim can from the start of the show to the end of the show I mean you wouldn't you wouldn't say it though because

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do you have any lease will be back cuz that's why I'm going any makeup on because you do do your body and then you just the leftovers you

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know horrible story you don't want them stealing in fun but what I mean,

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so joshin Don't worry my friends flat to so then love putting the changes at all for people would have flat fights. I want to go.

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We said that was the whole thing. My thing is like you've done a real shit story bullshit story. And yeah, I'm going to spin it back at you. And because the thing is, if they call bullshit then I call bullshit. Like if they say, yeah, show us my Will you show me yours. But the thing is that I didn't want I did panic because it's so obvious that I have a phone in my pocket. 11 Pro yeah I would like to get coins out though because I feel like people who asked for we had a guy the other day who came up to us and he said he comfy now the guys came up to us and said I've shit my pants oh yeah don't you hate that?

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Yeah, but he did smell I did smell he's

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shit my pants got it. Smells smelt now, he said kind of $2 for Andy's I literally didn't have the coins. Okay, I mean being the

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people can get on these two don't

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get any might have already had nine and he just needed two more.

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You can you could

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give it that would be in like a bulk pack. So the value may work out to be $2 per

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Yeah. What's that whole thing is like someone saying that. It's to be in a position of saying I've shit my pants. You fucking like. I want to give you the example I give you the $2 because you've like fucking Yeah, that's a level of vulnerability that I can pay out.

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What's mobility

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people yeah definitely telling Jesus anyway Jim, thank you for coming well what's on your list? What's on the hundred item? What should I get my mom for Christmas?

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Oh well okay give me your price range and then category Do you want a skincare? Makeup fragrance? Yeah, body fragrance. Yeah. fragrances very okay so I'm Britney Spears, pulse buddies right know that you that's more than 15 fragrance is a really difficult thing to buy unless you know what perfume she already likes to wear. So what what I need you to do for me is take photos of the perfume she already has and wears. I will put them into my spreadsheet I will work out the notes that matter and then I will make recommendations based on that. What if I was to remember back he's finally getting involved with the perfume spread today

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good. You can put in the

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dark and I talked about that. Like the first episode, maybe before maybe that was a was that a?

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I yeah. Back in the day when I was younger jump jump. Yeah was like my yes yeah, I would just wait all that all the time if someone was to have Jupiter it would be a you would have to use a spreadsheet

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I made to look at the notes and enter home. Right so

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does yours have What do you wear? lava?

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lava is the brand Tynwald? 29 is my favourite labarre Okay, um, I wear a lot with sandalwood. mask tobacco is one of my fav notes. Some sort of nicotine megamart that's a citrus. I just like woods and spices,

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the sandalwood stuffs very interesting. I like a base of like a sandalwood or a seed on this really interesting. The other day I saw a bunch of stuff like there was a company The IPO like public and also thing is shit the bed was all around that Sandra Woods very interesting

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is a scent

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or yeah it's like very popular in I think India or something but they use it a lot in fragrances that smells good and you can get like George like wouldn't jewellery and stuff out of it and but it's apparently like a bit of a gold mine in regards to like if you cry plantations and shit yeah,

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I've got a bead oil that smells lovely

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evasive is probably the most common one vedova? Yeah, that's another woody sort of,

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so I'm actually gonna get a

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mom has black opium.

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Oh, perfect. Jill watts. Where's that I'll send you recommendations right how do you know why? Yeah, regular black rpm.

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No, there was multiple.

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It's just the one with the circle in the middle of the

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shade. Listen to these. Yeah.

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Okay, we'll talk.

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The Denise What do you wear? Is it Denise? What do you wear?

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He's asking that she's not

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so in that spot they're

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saying that and then you know

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cartoons lovely gift God perfect

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indeed we haven't you back on for a festive in the

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yes Christmas especially

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if you're ready any last words Harry that you'd like to do some improv I'm about to

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pace myself. Can I wash my glasses in the bathroom before you do please shoot

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con saying how dress Jim k what thank you for being here, the very low on Instagram Please give her a follow any if you are in the TV industry and have any work for Harry, he's going to be in Melbourne in 2020 and so just reach out to him on Instagram. Oh yeah grab say to my guys. Hey guys, bye