The Stitch-up

Tommy: The Daily Talk Show.

Josh: It's The Daily Talk Show, episode 696.

Tommy: Welcome to the show, Mr. 97's replacements because he's so tuckered out, Grace and Gemma.

George: And I'm George.

Tommy: Yeah, we have just done the switcheroony. Uh, Gemma's bringing the tech difficulty. And what are you bringing, Grace? Are you, um Are you tired?

Grace: I'll be all right. No, I'm okay actually.

George: She's talking about pornhub.

Grace: That's me, yeah. Wait a minute, look up.

Josh: The fun bit about all of this is Sev doesn't know that we're live right now, so he was having a nap and then I said—

George: I feel awful about this. I don't feel good about it.

Josh: Normally I'm on the other side. I am— DJ Precious is loving that we're punching someone else for a change.

Tommy: All right, so explain what's happening, Josh. Explain what we've done.

Josh: So I said to Sev's, uh, just before the show, I changed all the, um, the logins for the software we use, and I said, uh, hey, Windows has just decided to update, and because Windows has updated, uh, we're gonna have to delay the show. And whilst that was happening, Gem and Grace have kindly joined us, and what it means is Sev's is getting to chill out, he's getting to relax.

Tommy: Yeah, he can't.

George: Do you think he's chilling out or do you think his heart rate is currently through the roof?

Grace: I think it's through the roof.

Josh: I think he's fine.

Tommy: I mean, would he be still thinking if the show's up or not, or what's going on?

Josh: I mean, that's a good question.

George: I can't answer that for you.

Grace: I would like to.

Tommy: Maybe you could FaceTime him, Grace. You could FaceTime him right now.

Josh: On the phone. Can you FaceTime him on the phone?

Grace: Right now?

Tommy: Yeah, do it.

Grace: Like a reverse, isn't it?

George: Yeah, this is—

Tommy: for anyone who doesn't know Grace, Grace, who are you to Mr. 97?

Grace: Um, I'm Mr. 97's girlfriend.

George: Mrs. 97.

Grace: No way.

George: I'm glad that word girlfriend—

Josh: oh, here we go, here we go.

George: Like, what the fuck are you doing?

Grace: Hello.

Josh: Play cool.

Grace: Now they asked me to FaceTime you. What's up, Seb?

Josh: Are you looking right now?

George: Does he not know? Are you on YouTube?

Josh: No, we will be. They're going—

Grace: you should go on YouTube right now.

George: You might want to have a look now. He looks so stressed.

Grace: Hey, okay, he's getting it up.

Josh: He's a little bit— so I did take him off the WhatsApp, and so he doesn't know that we're live right now.

George: Oh my God, I have goosebumps. Oh, come on, guys.

Grace: Oh, that's great. Absolute stitch-up. Sorry, he's so confused.

George: That's right, the original prankster.

Josh: This is good. I mean, Gem, you're uncomfortable, but have you ever done— have you ever pranked Mates, have you ever been that type of person? You know, I was, I was literally, I've literally been recording, um, a bunch of Insta stories. Well, don't.

Grace: Oh, it's too funny.

Josh: Just hang up on him.

George: We're live now.

Grace: We don't need you.

George: We're fine. You actually maybe don't have a job anymore.

Tommy: Hang on, wait, Grace, can you tell him, can you tell him that he's got the, the show off? He can take the show off.

Josh: I don't even know where to look.

Grace: You can take the show off, it's fine. Tommy says You got the day off, the rest of the afternoon off.

Josh: And tell him that I've changed my Audible password too.

Grace: Josh has also changed his Audible password.

George: Okay, great.

Grace: Yeah, perfect.

George: Every boy can have a nap now.

Grace: Yeah, you can go back to sleep.

Josh: Okay, great.

George: Well, I might just watch along then.

Grace: He might as well watch along then.

Josh: In the chat.

George: Wow, so glad you gave him the afternoon off.

Josh: He knows how to use it, doesn't he?

Tommy: Jem, you build a good enough show, your employees take the day off and still watch it.

George: Yeah, what a lucky you guys. He's a treasure.

Josh: Ask about the prank thing, but I feel like I asked you that before, Jem, because we talked about the, the, um, this, this, the last day of school, the whole, um, the oval thing.

George: Oh yeah, yeah, two weeks ago we discussed it. I'm just not much of a prankster, but I think just because I'm so mean to people already, it would be like unnecessary for me to then try try to trick them.

Josh: Yeah, no, I get it.

Grace: Yeah, um, I'm so glad everyone's jumped in to be like, oh my God, no, you're lovely.

Tommy: Grace, there is one sort of caveat around you being on the show, uh, taking Mr. 97's spot. Uh, we need show notes done. Are you able to do some show notes during these? Just some dot points.

Grace: How does one do that? Do I just like write dot points now throughout the show or do I do it after?

Josh: So it's during the show he does them.

Tommy: During the show.

Grace: Okay, let me get something up then.

Tommy: He's quite good at— he's a little multitasker. He, you know, stays up late, puts in hard work.

George: Well done, honey.

Grace: He also does that very light, doesn't he?

Tommy: Any other content? You know, like we always like to— Seb's to bring some content to the show. So feel free to sort of drop in some natural segue into something.

Josh: Fun story.

Tommy: Funny you ask that, guys. I've got a storey from here.

Grace: Well, I'll have to have a think. I'm sure if you guys start talking, I'll think of something throughout the—

George: Yeah, the MO of this show is not having a think.

Josh: That's not how it works.

Tommy: We also didn't ask you to mimic Mr. 97 because, God, that's a good job of him.

Josh: Yeah, that's a classic Seb's move. I was talking to Tall Gronkh before. He had an idea that I wanted to run by the world.

George: My best friend.

Josh: He's your best friend. Dual best friends, yes.

Tommy: He said— You're going to hear some plates in the background. There's just a dishwasher being undone, I think.

Josh: That's fine. You wouldn't hear it while I'm doing the show because I can't reach the—

Tommy: Oh, I remember somebody called out. They said, who's banging pots and pans in the background?

Josh: Guys, I'm not a fan. I last minute decided to wear my hat that I haven't worn in a while. I feel like it's quite flat on my head. I feel like a very flathead.

Grace: Anyway, that's great.

Josh: Thank you.

George: Okay, you look good.

Josh: Thanks, guys.

George: Yeah, I put a necklace on, so you know I'm taking the beautiful—

Josh: let's have a look at the necklace. That's very—

George: thank you. I've also— I've got a tracksuit on with it because I'm like, I'm Jennifer Lopez wearing chunky gold jewellery but, um, a tracksuit. Jenny from the Block.

Grace: And your hair looks fantastic. I love it.

George: Oh my God, stop it, Grace. Keep going. What else do you think? I guess we're all making jokes.

Josh: TJ, I like your hat.

Tommy: Yeah, Josh, you were leading into a storey and then got diverted.

Josh: Yeah, sorry. Pete Shepherd suggested something for Friday Night Drinks. How do we feel about at some point, it doesn't have to be this week, but including a plus one where anyone can bring anyone, but the deal is that they can't have listened to this or they don't listen regularly to the show?

Grace: Yes.

Josh: Oh yeah.

George: Oh, so Chris can come.

Tommy: Yeah, that's great. But then at the end—

Grace: I'll bring my friend Emma.

Tommy: What they don't know is we'll open up the microphone and get like a live Apple Podcast review from them.

Josh: Yeah. Before they can leave the Zoom call.

Tommy: They have to give us a star rating out of 5 and then also just one paragraph or, you know, one sentence on what they thought of the show.

Josh: I think that would be quite fun though.

Tommy: Yeah, I think it'd be great.

Grace: That's great.

Josh: Yeah, yeah. So do we want to do it this week or should we wait until the following week?

Tommy: Uh, maybe the following Friday. We've got some fun stuff happening.

George: Yeah, um, you know, when's the pyjama party?

Tommy: Oh well, who knows, could be the following.

Grace: Oh yeah, I'm excited for that.

Tommy: We've got Ramble Campbell working on some current content. He is our go-to Friday night drinks I've got to send a video through.

George: Oh yeah, I love him so much.

Grace: He's great.

Josh: You guys right?

George: Um, no, I love Campbell, I love George, I love you guys. I was just flirting with everyone at formal at the after party. Shana was like, can you, can you maybe not? Because there are some of us that are actually single and like could be flirting with these people. And I'm like, I can't help it. I can't help that everyone that lives in Georgia's house is so hot. Okay, just— Gem, it's important that people know when they're hot.

Tommy: Gem, you're our beauty correspondent for the show. Uh, I have walked into my dad's house, uh, the other day and he said, um, oh yeah, there was, um, you know, some, some online fitness brand that, you know, was not doing well before —this all happened, but they ended up having to pull all their stock from the shops, and they sold out the whole entire stock in 2 days, where it usually took them months and months. Is there any beauty brands that have, A, gone under in this time, and B, ones that haven't done well are somehow flourishing?

George: I mean, it's hard to say. I am certain that many would have gone under. Certainly none of the multinationals have, and none of my clients clients have, touch wood. I don't think any that were not doing well are, you know, through the roof now, but definitely, I mean, it's a good time to be in beauty, I'll say that. I feel a bit awkward talking about it because I know so many people have lost their jobs, so I don't want to sit here and be like, woohoo, party time. But yeah, it's definitely a good time to be in digital, and it's a good time to be in beauty, so it's worked out pretty nicely. Yeah, but I don't want to be an asshole.

Josh: I feel like face masks, like, I want to wear more, like, things for my skin. My skin's been quite dry.

George: I want to wear more things for my skin.

Josh: Yeah, well, no, like, I want to put on the face mask, sort of like the actual, not like a, not like one COVID style, but like an actual mask.

George: You want to do a sheet mask? I don't— yeah, a sheet mask is good for like pre-event prep, it's good pre-makeup, but if you're doing it like before bed, I don't think— like, a sheet mask doesn't deserve to be used in the evening. You should be using something detoxifying and then following it up with a hydrating mask.

Tommy: You know, you know, um, beauty expert Seth Godin— who's it for, what's it for? That's what you gotta ask before you think about using. Yeah. I need some face mask. Who's it for and what's it for?

George: I'm dropping some stuff off in Seb's letterbox in the morning when I, um, go to First Choice to get my Cafe Patron.

Tommy: Oh, you're getting Cafe Patron for tomorrow?

George: Yeah, well, I mean, in the YouTube comments this morning, which is frankly is my favourite place to be, um, actually I'm not there now. What am I doing? Um, I'm, I'm having a lot of fun. My phone's on like Nothing sent. Yes, I'm going to get some Café Patron. I also need to get some Vermouth Rosso because I haven't had a Negroni in like 2 weeks, and 2 weeks without a Negroni, too long.

Josh: What is that?

George: I don't even know what it is. Campari, gin, and Vermouth Rosso. What's the— Mum calls it— Mum calls it— What's the what?

Josh: Vermouth Rosso, no?

George: I don't know what that is.

Tommy: What did you say? Sounds like a drunk person saying Vermouth Rosso.

Josh: Vermouth? Vermouth.

George: Vermouth. Yeah. You would hate it. I don't think that you would like Campari. Campari is an aperitif, as is Aperol, but it's much stronger.

Josh: Aperitif? What did you just say? Aperitif. Okay, there's a lot of words I don't understand here.

Grace: Because I prefer Aperols over Campari spritzers.

Josh: Oh, really?

Tommy: Sweeter. I don't know if you'd like the—

George: I just have straight Campari. Yeah, they're crazy.

Tommy: You are. They're no good, Josh. They know they're very potent.

Josh: Like, I have— yeah, I have no interest in trying to impress people with my drinking. I just want to enjoy it, you know? I don't need to.

George: Oh my God, I'm not trying to impress anyone. I'm just drinking the shit that I like to drink.

Josh: Yeah, I can— I get it. What do you— Grace, what are you gonna drink tomorrow?

Grace: Um, I've gone and got all the ingredients for Aperol Spritzes. Okay, I thought I'd jump on the Aperol bandwagon with everyone.

George: Do you want me to send you the video that Bree and Josh requested that I send them? Mum and I are filming it.

Grace: Oh yeah, I'd love to see it.

Josh: Could you do a live stream of that on Insta, Gem?

George: She would kill herself. Um, she's not about that Instagram life. Um, but she does have the most incredible way of making a spritz, and, um, it's her signature. And every person that we've taught how to do it Adopts it and they move through life with ease and with joy. So yeah, let me make of that.

Grace: Does Jill put more Prosecco or soda water in? Are you—

George: Grace, if you put the soda water in last, the measurements are 3:2:1. Yeah, yeah, you're not— you're not messing up that ratio. I know, but you're also not going to measure it with a, like, a spirit level.

Grace: Oh no, you don't.

George: You just use the smallest amount of soda. There's no— Grace, no alcohol.

Grace: No, no, no, I'm the same. I always have more— I have hardly any soda water in my Aperol spritzes. Do I put it in a wine glass or a glass?

Josh: Soda water more, a big glass.

George: Some people— Grace, you've got to— anyone that's telling you that they're doing that, you need to cut them out of your life this instant.

Grace: Emma, if you're listening— Emma, I'm sorry. Emma, Gemma, I've told her this.

George: If, um, but has she heard— had me looking straight into the camera going, Emma, probably not. This is what happens when you let dang women on the show. No, no, women out of control.

Tommy: You said it, George.

Josh: I mean, Gemma, that's such a George thing to say, wouldn't it?

Tommy: I want to ask you a personal question, Gemma, and then I want to throw over to Seb's better half, Grace, to sort of just ask the questions that we've kind of been asking to Seb, but I want to get versions from Grace. Um, Gemma, will we— and when I say we, the Daily Talk Show crew, Gronkh, sorry— will we ever make it onto your— will we ever make it onto your Instagram as a tile? No, no.

Josh: Okay, what about if we did the Daily Talk Show?

George: Bring out a beauty product?

Josh: Yes. What about if it was in millennial pink? If we did the logo in millennial pink?

George: Well, that would be very interesting because Glow Journal branding 2 months ago was millennial pink. It's not anymore. What do you call it now?

Josh: Peach? What colour is it?

George: It's like, no, it's like, it's all pretty, um, neutral. But you've, you've actually made it up onto a tile before, but it was in a carousel and I couldn't remember it. And it was before we did the, the bushfire fundraiser. Oh my God.

Tommy: See, I mean, but that, that kind of had the spruikings of you in there. It's like us being in Zoe Foster's vlogs. Of course it did. On Go To Skincare, but we were in carousel. It doesn't have the quite cut through of a The final barista.

Josh: Are you—

George: yeah, like, what are you asking of me? I feel like I put you in my dang stories. It would be nice.

Josh: I'm sort of—

Tommy: hang on, hang on, this answers itself because you say I put you in my dang stories, but you're saying, uh, that obviously the tile holds more worth. It's exactly why I'm asking this.

George: Yeah, because it's her brand. Yeah, it's beautiful. It's all business. There is not a single personal post on there. You don't even know about your page.

Josh: Look, what would we have to do? Yeah, could we— what would we have to— what sort of collab would we have to do to sort of justify a tile? So it's got to be— what about if we were to do it? So beauty brand stuff. What if we were to do like a Gronkh sort of body? Yeah, yeah. What about some form of— you could—

George: you'd make it— you'd be in a tile on Old Mate Watsi.

Josh: Okay, sure. You haven't updated Old Maid Wotsi in a long time though.

George: I haven't, but I would if you wanted. Oh, it's my other account where it's mostly just me posting like— I love this. —sensitive Snapchat content. And then I tried to make it pretty for a moment and then I was like, I'm trash, why am I doing this? There's a video of me getting a tattoo and just throwing up Sharkas the whole time. Me off my tits at the races. All the real good on them.

Josh: It's the real you. It's actually more on brand than the— Do you think people understand? Like, what do you think the perception is, Gemma, of you? Like, do you think people understand?

George: I think they know. I think they see my storeys and go, she is scum. So, I think they know. I think for a while people thought that I was real fancy, but I think in recent times they've gone, nah, she knows. She's a functioning alcoholic.

Tommy: It's actually the— it's the— what you do on Instagram is the perfect sort of— I think it displays you, right? Like, if I saw you, didn't hear you, I'd be like, look at that elegant sort of beauty. And then you see the— then you'd start talking, you're like, oh fuck, she's hilarious, outrageous, and sort of—

George: this is maybe my favourite episode so far.

Josh: He's trying to get a snippet for a tile on you.

Tommy: That's exactly what your Instagram does. The stream of consciousness is your, is your Instagram stories, and your tiles are your sort of facade. It's, um, it's—

George: well, I don't know that it's a facade. I think it's, um, I think it's just in-depth, considered beauty commentary. And I think people are following me for that, number one. And then, um, the fact that I'm you know, just a lunatic, maybe that just gives them a little something to enjoy on the side. But I think the reason people are following me is because they want the beauty stuff, so I'm gonna give it to them.

Tommy: And so you think the tile is more worthy, like, in terms— because Gary Vee says, um, to people, don't be so precious, it's not a fucking tombstone that you're putting up on your— in terms of your tiles. Your posts that just get into your feed. And he says, don't, don't, don't think so much about that, just post.

Josh: And so just post it. Yeah, yeah.

George: But I don't want to. I don't want to. My Instagram account is a business account, and I don't— like, everything I'm doing is based around the business.

Josh: No, it's simple as that.

Grace: Grace is in a different— mine's not a business.

Josh: And so what's the To TJ's question, like, what does it take to get a tile from you?

Grace: Yeah. I don't know really. I don't really post that much on my Instagram feed, more of my stories. So it's more impactful.

Tommy: Hasn't posted for a month and then the boys show up.

Grace: I don't think I've posted since my birthday in January.

Josh: Is it a deliberate, are you talking it, like, are you thinking about this? Is this like a, you know what, I'm not gonna post?

Grace: Not really. I just haven't really done anything in the last couple months that has, warranted an Instagram post. Maybe tomorrow, tomorrow's tonight drink.

Josh: When does the, what does that mean?

Grace: Someone did ask me this. One of my friends was like, you're going to tell the group? I was like, I just feel a bit weird announcing it to the group. Hey guys, got a boyfriend. Here we go.

Tommy: What's, what's TJ doing? She just burnt Mason.

George: Did you like ready to go waiting for someone to say something like vaguely upsetting so that you could do that?

Josh: So you could light a match?

Grace: I feel bad now, but I just like don't announce it.

George: No, don't feel bad about anything. Don't let these dickheads make you feel bad about your Instagram.

Grace: My friends that I talk about, talk to a lot, I've told them, but everyone else doesn't really matter, I guess.

Josh: How do you, how do you explain exactly with the podcast? Like, say with a tile, if you had to explain the podcast? Because Crystal did an Insta storey early in the morning, and then we had our abomination of an episode this morning.

Grace: And so everyone was too tired. Yeah.

Josh: And so I don't think it was bad.

George: I quite enjoyed it. It was hilarious.

Josh: But it was, I guess it was, it was, it was slightly more risqué. I think Crystal was probably wishing that they landed on, you know, some form of thoughtless shit.

George: I don't reckon she was. I feel like you've created this narrative in your head. I think, yeah, I think Crystal would have watched that and been like, this is funny. And then, yeah, okay, sure. Yeah, I don't think she got any regrets about the story.

Josh: So Grace, how would you explain the podcast, just so we have a better understanding of what people think? Yeah, like if you had to explain the podcast.

Grace: This is why they brought it to my brother and his fiancée, because for Easter they came over and they're like, what's this podcast you always post on your Instagram story? And so I was like, well, it's these two guys in Melbourne and they have these great chats with interesting guests and they have this community called the Gronk Squad and they just talk about everything really, you know, about— like the other day when Tommy was talking about his psychologist and things like that. They have insightful conversations, but then they also can talk about random things.

George: And you do a nicer job of describing it than I do. That's great.

Josh: And we like that. That'll definitely make the, um, George's, uh, little highlight.

George: You know what, that'll make it to the episode 1000 when they do their big supercut of people coming on the show and being like, you guys have created is a community.

Grace: Do you reckon you'd get— hopefully I'll be there this time.

Josh: Yeah, well, I do wonder like how many people are just slightly spewing. You come on, you chat, and then the snippet we use is just like them just Or alternatively, of them praising us and we just highlight that.

George: Well, I can think of one person who gets a bit pissed off when she comes on the show, like, and just hypothetically, it might be, um, if she comes on the show heaps and maybe she's been given, I guess, an official title, and then, um, she watches the snippets and, um, she's not in them. So I think, I guess everyone's offended.

Grace: No one's going to be happy, whoever it is.

Tommy: I'm not saying that the show is about this person, but yeah, but, um, I'll have you know, I'll have you know, take all of these issues up with Georgie boy because he's, he's the—

George: I'm talking about episode 500. I reckon there was a bit at the start.

Josh: Was there a clap or something? There was something that potentially went on.

Tommy: Oh, lucky girl. We'll put you back in when you give us a tile. Yeah, exactly.

Grace: Yeah, maybe I'll put a tiling up tomorrow. Yeah, I'll do one of TJ's from behind, you know. Yeah, yeah.

George: And then I will comment and say, oh, looks like you've given in to peer pressure. So you're bullying me? Yeah.

Josh: So Grace, now, now that, uh, you're dating Sevs, you're basically an influencer. And so with, with an influencer comes responsibility, sort of like what you're listening to, what you're watching, what you recommend. People are going to start paying attention to these types of things. They're really not. Um, give us your recommendations. What are you listening? What are you watching? What are you enjoying?

Grace: Oh, actually, so today I listened to—

Josh: after the whole— I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.

Tommy: However, yeah, coupon code, make sure you use Grace.

Josh: You are 100% going to be on Postcards in Melbourne, which is a great travel show.

Grace: I'd love to do Postcards. Really?

George: Anyone in the Post Squad gets Postcards before I get Postcards, I will sue. That is my plan. When I'm drunk, I go into full Postcards mode. I'm like, you've caught me here in leafy Mont Albert, and it goes on.

Tommy: Just on that, sorry, just on that, isn't it a parody of itself? Like Who the fuck talks like that in real life? I know.

George: Presenting, TV presenting, done. Someone in Dalestead about to dig into an apple pie and they're like, I can't wait. Oh, sorry. And then it cuts just as Becca's about to put that cake into her mouth and then it comes back to her and she just puts it down. That was delicious. I can't wait to follow it up with a glass of Shiraz.

Josh: And then it's cut. Actually, I think it's more like, don't they say, "This almost looks too good to eat." Don't they say that?

Tommy: Yeah. I might as well. In short.

George: The best place to do it is Phillip Island. You walk up and down the pier and just get like an unsuspecting fisherman and be like, "Whoa, what have you caught?" Wait, so what I want to know is—

Grace: James definitely practised this.

George: Yeah, so, when I say it's my party trick, every time. I probably did it on New Year's.

Josh: Yeah. To be honest, I was thinking that Postcards was a Melbourne-only thing. So, my question to you, Grace, is have you watched Postcards? And secondly, is it city by city? Like in Perth, is it a Perth Postcards or is it a Melbourne franchise?

Grace: I'm actually not sure. I don't really watch it that often. I always— I feel like I used to watch Getaway quite a lot.

George: Oh yeah, that was just—

Grace: Yeah, like a fun one. But no, I don't really watch, you know, I don't really watch what, 4:30, 5:30 TV.

Josh: No, I get it. You're more of a 2 PM gal, bit of Doctor Phil.

Tommy: So get back to your answer. Josh asked you what you're watching and listening to.

Grace: So after the whole Stanley Tucci conversation this morning, had a stalk of him on Instagram. And then I listened to Love Stories with Dolly Alderton and listened to his episode, which was fantastic. He was talking about cooking and how he has two cookbooks. So I was listening to that today and I now really want to buy his cookbook called Tucci Kitchen or something like that, or Tucci Foods. What I'm—

George: Or as Mr. 97 pronounces it. What did he say?

Grace: Tucci. No, no, Josh. Josh said Tucci. No, no, I did not say tootsie.

Josh: I said tucchi. I said the CC is a ch. We're gonna go back. Yeah, we'll go back.

Grace: I feel like he said tootsie.

Josh: I definitely didn't say tootsie.

Grace: And then George corrected you and said, no, I'm pretty sure it's tucchi.

Josh: No, no, you'll find that that was your boyfriend.

Tommy: I completely lost you guys. There must have been some other sub-show going on in the comments. I did see that word come up. The comments are great. I have no idea who Mr. Stephen Tuckey is. What is this?

Grace: Stanley Tucci, he's an actor. And actually, I'm going to watch Devil Wears Prada after this.

George: Yeah. I am Miranda Priestly. And so, love him.

Josh: And so, so that's what you're watching. You're watching anything related to Stanley Tucci?

Grace: Well, I will be, but I've just been rewatching Friends again. Which friend are you? I feel like I'm a mixture between Monica and Phoebe. I'm a bit quirky, but I'm also— I'm organized. Um, I don't know, maybe Chandler.

George: Chandler's the best one. You want to be Chandler.

Grace: Yeah, Chandler's great.

Tommy: Hey, hey, what's wrong with Joey? I did a personality test and I came back as Joey. He's a big artist.

Grace: Oh yeah, he did. I got to learn in person with that personality quiz. Yeah, it wasn't good. It was some Star Trek, I think it was. Can't remember. Didn't know who they were though.

Josh: And so what are you listening to? So I recommended Pete Murray's Opportunity, which since Dodge did the performance, I have it stuck like— Bree and I have been singing it nonstop. It's just, I think it was the harmony. It got into my head.

Grace: Yeah. I mean, George's cover of the song was great. I might even put that on my playlist now, but I have been listening to Think About Things by Dayo Freya, I think it is. I saw some TikTok on Facebook and the song was fantastic. So, I just like looked it up and just been playing that ever since, really. My workout playlist. My shower playlist. It's on every playlist. You have a shower playlist? Ah, yeah, just like tunes that pump you up in the shower, I guess.

Tommy: The question, the big question is though, do you have a Mr. 90 Sev's and Grace playlist?

Grace: No, because his songs would just be Justin Bieber.

George: Yeah, really?

Josh: How do you listen to music in the shower? Have you got one of those waterproof radios?

Grace: Oh no, I just put my UE Boom in the bathroom. Okay, do you like the UE Boom?

Josh: Is that sort of your product pick of the day?

Grace: Of the day, um, I guess so. I like it.

Josh: Anything else that you bought recently that you love? Don't say the pasta maker. And maybe, hang on, let me rephrase it.

Tommy: What's the purchase? What's your purchase, latest purchase under $100 that's changed your life, that's given you the most value?

Josh: Yeah.

Grace: The pasta maker. It's amazing. Really? I don't know why I haven't got one before, but I try to make pasta all the time now. It's so easy.

Josh: You just got it though. So, I feel like if you've only had something for a week, any sort of evangelism around it is sort of overhyped.

Grace: Well, how long do I have to have the product for? 6 months.

George: This is just so interesting coming from someone who has had an iPad app for a DJ setup for one day and was like, oh, you know what, I need to get actual decks.

Tommy: I did say that. So I've never said—

Josh: I'm, I'm the first one to say that I'm not right, but I know how to pick when someone's wrong.

Grace: I'm not saying I'm right.

Tommy: Yeah, I'm just saying I love my pasta maker. He also won't admit that he's wrong. Yeah, no, absolutely not. I'm not right, but I'm definitely not wrong.

Josh: Because failure is important.

Grace: Or that he's losing a Monopoly game.

George: Well, that was, that was a turn that I wasn't I wasn't expecting.

Josh: The whole hotel and fucking house thing got me.

George: It was great, wasn't it?

Josh: I had the most amount of money in my bank.

Tommy: I spoke to Ryan John earlier today and he has an idea for Sev's that he wants to sort of do. But he also didn't know that Sev's is now sort of cozied up. And he asked me what, hang on. Who? How? What? When? What? Um, fair questions, all, all of them. Yes, he then told me about a guy who I know that works in the radio industry. Both of his partners—

Josh: this better be a good story.

Tommy: Both of his partners, mate, it's better than your fucking Monopoly content, I'll tell you that. Both of these partners are from— so this guy I know was married, they got divorced it was a listener. He's now married again and has two kids to a listener. A guy who's a celebrant met his partner through the radio show that he was doing. So it was like, listener relationships are real and this is one of them. Can you tell us though, like, what is the back— like, how did you come across us? And then how did you and Seb even start talking? Because I don't know, I don't know. And Gemma, yeah, answer.

Grace: Shameless. It was the shameless dating. It's on your Instagram feed.

George: Yeah, and she's already told you. She said that's how I knew because it was the last episode.

Josh: She wants a snippet for the love storey video.

Tommy: We want a clean snippet. Start from the beginning and just go run as long as you like.

George: Go. Oh my gosh.

Tommy: So talk about how you met, how you, how you found us, and then Seb's go.

Grace: Yeah, so through Shameless, the Shameless dating, um, when Michelle and Zara were trying to set Mr. 97 up with someone. And as I said, I thought he was cute. And then I just started listening to you guys. And I think this was like March last year. And then I went away in like over the summer holidays and went to Europe. And then I listened to you guys all the time over there, which was great because I was travelling alone. And then just followed since and been a fan ever since. And then I guess, how did Mason and I start talking? I think when— oh, he said—

Josh: there it is! That's, uh, Pete Shepherd in the, in the chat asked for the exclusive banners.

George: Yeah, yeah, so we are listening live.

Grace: And then, yeah, when, um, I guess Mason started doing the VIP texting, that's when he messaged me and he was asking me about what drinks he should get. And so that's how we started chatting. Alcohol bringing people together.

Josh: I mean, TJ, you did the whole radio thing. Do you think that the— I feel like there's a few clichés around dating. I remember hearing that sort of like if you're in church circles, you can actually go way higher in your sort of batting average based on what's— so like if you're part of that youth group, like I remember hearing When I was younger, I was like, oh, if you're part of a youth group, you can actually secure a partner that is significantly more attractive than you potentially. I somehow, I worked out another solution, which is through my media class. But, um, TJ, do you think, do you think that the, uh, being on— so Sev's being on a podcast has potentially given him an ability to punch higher.

Tommy: Well, I think I've actually thought that Mr. 97's got more attractive as time's gone on for the show, whether it's confidence. I mean, this morning, muscles he's grown. Yeah, he looked like a train wreck today. I am fixing that. But I like to think that it's our doing, Josh. We've helped him find a personality because he absolutely had none before he came to us.

Josh: Well, the other thing, the thing— very mean. Well, just to be annoying. We love you, Seb. Okay, all right, fun police.

George: Uh, no, but I, um— oh my God, why am I here?

Grace: Gem, I love that you're here. All right, give us a time.

Tommy: Go to the YouTube comments, those are my people.

Josh: Now, the early days, I asked Seb, the most annoying thing about Seb was when he would talk I would say, what did Gray say about the show? And he would say, it didn't come up. I'm like, what the fuck? We talked for 4 hours. What do you mean you didn't talk about the show? What's going on? But I don't ask him.

Grace: Ah, that's a rhetorical question. Yeah, but what do you think about the show?

Josh: Yeah, anything more you want to say about the show? Because he doesn't tell us. Do you like the show?

Grace: Oh, I love the show. I love it. I plan my days around it now.

Josh: Any changes you'd make to the show? We love sort of positive and negative feedback. And I think you want to— Anything that you tune off, anything that makes you tune off? Oh, here we go. There we go.

Grace: I don't know. No, like even the other day when Jason the Accountant was on, I'm not very— Mm-mm-mm. All of a sudden everyone's interested in finance. That's the thing, I've got zero financial intelligence. I'm just not very good with it. And so, listening to him talk about it and things like that, I was like, this is so interesting. So, I love the fact that you guys have different, like, people from all different walks of life, I guess. So, yeah, and you're getting kind of a range of topics and learning about different things and yes, I love that about the show. Who would you like us to have on?

Josh: Who else should we add to the list?

George: They call me about this once a day and I haven't given them any answers.

Grace: I don't know. Oh, this— Oh crap, this is good context. I have no idea.

George: I've gone blank. This is real Seb stuff.

Grace: She really is feeling into Seb. I'm really playing into his character, aren't I? I really don't know. I'll have a think and I'll send you a message. I'll send a WhatsApp. Okay, no, I appreciate it.

Josh: Yeah. Gem, what are you watching and listening to and stuff at the moment?

George: Um, I'm what— I'm actually not really watching anything. I hadn't finished Sex Education, so we've gone back to, to finish that. Um, yeah, I'm not really consuming a lot at the moment, if I'm honest. I've been working like around the clock. You know what, just to backtrack a bit, you know what I was thinking about the other day? I remember the very first Weekend Banter, and it was Pete and I And I think at one point we were talking about how I had the hots for Ash Williams and Tommy was like, oh, that would be a fun couple. And then one of you said, imagine if we have like, eventually we might have our first like gronk couple. And then I think it escalated to gronk marriage and gronk baby. But then I was like, we've got it. Our first gronk couple has happened through the show. And that's a beautiful thing. I'll drink to that. I reckon— I'm sure that's a conversation that was had maybe on— was it the first Weekend Banter? Does anyone else recall this, or am I just— nope, cool.

Tommy: No, I don't. I totally forgotten how Grace and Seb's met, but I'm sure it's been true. Too much going on, too much.

Grace: All the shows are merging into one on the music thing.

Tommy: It's now sort of just merged into one. If you think you can get Monopoly content through the show, you really didn't realise you were scraping the barrel.

Josh: I literally even wrote it down on a notepad. That's how good I thought it was. I'm joking. I'm joking.

Grace: We'll bring you an update of Pluto.

Josh: Yeah. Grace, what's the pushback on TikTok?

Grace: I just, I just don't get it. Really? Like, it's funny to watch. And I love all the political ones like the, you know, Andrew, Andrew, Andrew, those ones. But the dances, I don't understand. I just don't. But I love it. Can you dance, Grace?

Tommy: Can you? You got movement in those hips?

Grace: I can dance. Have you not seen me at Friday night kick-ons? No, but you were seated.

Josh: Yes. Have you ever? Because Jen is a solid dancer.

Grace: I actually used to do ballroom dancing. Oh, that's fun. Dance quite well. Yeah, great. You know, you're gonna wear like— yes, yeah, you do. Yeah, but they're great and they tone your calves really well. So really, that was a fast one. Great.

Josh: Josh, get a pic. Yeah, point shoes do the same thing.

George: For a mug, if anyone wants those.

Grace: Oh my God, I'm not sending you a calf photo.

Josh: It's a catfish. I don't have mugs. Um, the, uh, that's the joke.

George: The joke is that there's no marks.

Josh: Yeah, uh, Seb's 21st. It would be nice for you to do it like your first dance with him.

Grace: Is that what they do at a wedding? Yeah, 21st.

Josh: Yeah, a little bit. Well, aren't we doing—

George: Surprise, I'm getting ordained!

Josh: Are we not doing the wedding theme? Has that been sort of Limited?

Grace: I mean, it's a bit much, isn't it? Yeah. A couple of my friends did like the idea. Do you think that—

Josh: Are you someone that's forward? Like, I think that it takes a certain type of person to be willing to enter into a relationship where you haven't met in person.

Grace: The person, yeah. A bit weird, isn't it?

Josh: Are you someone who thought would do that or did Sevs provide some level of charm?

Grace: He definitely provided some level of charm because I don't think I would do that. I never thought I would do that, nor this. Um, so yeah, it's never something I haven't really thought about, but I don't know, I guess it just feels right.

George: That's cute. Is that the snippet? Yeah, that's really nice. I shut my mouth for long enough for that to be a snippet. Yeah, yeah.

Josh: Does your mum think it's all weird? Like, does she do like—

Grace: She's a bit like, who is this guy? But then when he called me last night and mum was making dinner, so they said hi and stuff. So, and then she goes, he looks like a really tall boy. And I was like, yeah, he is. And then she was like— How tall are you, Grace? I'm 5, between 5 foot and 5'1". Sounds like a 5 foot boy. So he's definitely taller than you.

George: You can continue to wear your favourite pair of heels.

Grace: I know, thank goodness. So you're in for a real treat. Easy. Yeah, Mum said he's going to be surprised with how small I am.

Josh: Did you ever do the— tell me if I'm going too far— did you ever do the online dating thing? Did you ever do Tinder and shit?

Grace: I did do Tinder and Bumble, and real bad. Just, I went on 2 dates and they were both shocking, just hilariously shocking. What was bad? My favourite. The first guy, the first dinner date I ever went on, I got stood up. It was a breakfast date. And then— A breakfast date?

Josh: I mean, that's quite— that's something that I would do. What's the thinking behind a breakfast date? I don't know.

Grace: We just decided to go for breakfast and then just the meal that we chose. And so I called my friend. That bit was clear.

Josh: It was more than mine. Like you just described breakfast for me. I got that.

Grace: Anyway, so I don't know why we were driving. It was a morning meeting. So I called my friend and she sped down the highway and came and saved me. Anyway, that ended up—

Josh: How many minutes does it have to be before you like call your friend?

Grace: Is it sort of like— It was like half an hour. I sat there just like freaking out. And this was like—

George: Oh my God, 30 seconds and I would have been like, he's late, I'm done, this isn't the person for me.

Grace: It was like freshly after being broken up with as well. So I was like, confidence was kind of shot and everything. So it's just a nightmare. Um, and then he's a lovely guy, but we just became like just friends. The second one, we went on a couple of dates and then I said to him, oh, like, I think we should just be friends. And he turned around and said to me, oh, so I wasted my time and money for nothing then?

Josh: And I was like, oh. Did he cancel your Audible?

Grace: No, he didn't do that. I've still got his—

Tommy: that idiot doesn't get how it works. Yeah, I know.

Grace: And so I said to him, like, I'll transfer you back the $115. Oh my God, that is so embarrassing.

Tommy: I love that. No, I love that.

Grace: I love it. If that's what— if that's the issue, the money, I'm happy to transfer it because whatever. That is embarrassing. Yeah. So, and then I basically stopped doing that series. Like, oh, every now and then I used to download it when you get a bit bored and have a swipe, and then after a day you're like, I'm not— delete this, it's rubbish, absolute rubbish.

Josh: What's the difference between the, like, Tinder and Bumble in regards to sort of pre-banter?

George: Like, is it you're chatting? I hate the—

Grace: I hate starting conversations, which is why I hate Bumble. But the guys are better looking on Bumble. Oh, really? I just can't start conversations. I'm so anxious. I'm like, oh, God, I need something that's like banterous. Well, not anymore, but back when I did. Is it banterous?

George: Banterous, I like that. Is that a thing? I have a question for Grace. Yeah, go. Pre-sevs, what would you have described your type as? Type in inverted commas. Presets so he can't get offended.

Grace: Okay. Oh, probably like tall, dark, and handsome. That is safe. This is so good.

George: I better call Rachel and cancel that bleaching appointment.

Grace: Um, but then I would have also said someone that's funny and kind and someone that's, um, that can communicate with me because in the past I've had I don't like guys that aren't able to communicate with me or freak out about anything kind of serious and just want this kind of like fun thing or whatever. And I'm not into that. Um, and so yeah, someone who can communicate. So yeah, and I guess that's, that's Mason.

Josh: I guess that makes sense.

Tommy: The shit we've asked him, the shit we push him to talk to us about. It's, I'm amazing. I'm amazed when he's like, I'm amazed when you ask him a tough question. Like, you know, this could be about sexuality or whatever. Like, he just, he's really thinking about the answer that's personal to him. I appreciate that about him.

Josh: Yeah. But I think we should, um, have you, has Sevs, um, suggested that he could give you the 40-minute, like we did the 40-minute, uh, Four Seasons condoms video.

Grace: Actually, the other day after the livestream finished, that whole episode came up, so I just watched it again. That was like my suggested episode.

Josh: That was 4 minutes and we got something from it.

Tommy: He can't do that.

Grace: He has told me that he's going to send it to me about 4 times. I think it's good.

Josh: It's annoying because there's a reason.

Tommy: There's a reason he's told you 4 times, but he hasn't sent it.

Grace: And that's fine. I haven't pushed it. I think it's great content, don't you think?

Josh: If you only want it, that's fine.

Tommy: It's, um, I mean, this is the bizarre situation that he is in with yourself, Grace. Because I can't imagine Amy seeing something where I'm talking about all that stuff at the very beginning. I just, I mean, there's only—

Josh: But does it mean that you have to go deeper sooner?

Tommy: Yeah, but is that— yeah, I don't know how, I don't know, just let, let it evolve. I think it's something about the time that you have together, whether it's, you know, however long this relationship is. Hopefully it's forever. To be honest. But, um, it is one of those things, you want some, some depth.

Josh: It's not a romantic thing to say, to build the depth.

Grace: It's quite cute over time, you know.

Tommy: You're gonna build that. You got—

Grace: you don't want to just— no, I'm complacent. It is 23rd or something, I'm sure.

George: Yeah, but I still think you can be upfront and go deep from the start and still build on that depth. What's the risk?

Josh: What's the risk in going? Yeah.

Tommy: Um, I mean, it's all just so unno— it's so unnatural. Like, this, to be honest, the whole unnatural—

Josh: based on what?

Tommy: What's the cyclone of this show and what we're doing? And, and the vortex is a better word. A vortex of sort of— it's just all a bit bizarre. I don't know, it's some— I don't know. I just think this, yeah, it's up to Seb. He can do it if he wants.

Josh: He's already done it. Sorry, sorry, Grace.

Tommy: No, no, no, no. I'm talking about the 40-minute clip. 30-minute clip.

George: Okay, great. It's bizarre. There's someone in the YouTube comments that I think is asking if Grace is single while she's talking about her and Seb's relationship.

Tommy: Oh yeah. Fucking good hustle.

Grace: Sams got competition.

Josh: Yeah. I mean, you get that, you get the other end of that normally. So it's probably, I know.

Grace: Yeah. This is probably fair.

Tommy: I think it's good people out there and there's two great people that have come together.

Josh: Yeah. But I like the, I reckon the deep thing, like TJ, think if you and Amy met today, how much more of an open book you would be today versus when you first met her. Do you think it would be different?

George: Yeah.

Tommy: But I think the There's a difference between a piece of content that you've created and a conversation going deep. Sev's is going deep. They're having long conversations and they're building a bond, and then they're having people like me talk about their fucking relationship in this way. All I'm saying is that was a piece of content. There's a much deeper way to build connection and depth, and that is from communicating to each other.

Josh: Like, but then say when you have your, your content around like engagement or doing your honeymoon content, things like that, it's not about me saying I'm going deep.

Tommy: Like, Amy and I have spent hours in it. Like, think of all the hours you clock up that aren't anything to do with content.

Josh: I'm not suggesting that Grace just needs to go through the back catalogue and that's how she knows it, but I just feel, I don't know what the risk is. Like, I feel like like, isn't that just a fun little time capsule that you can watch together and laugh?

Grace: Yeah, I'm sure it'd be hilarious.

Tommy: Yeah, I'm sure it'd be all cool. I'm just saying, I always like to— Sevs, to put the— I just think he need— he— I don't know how much of a filter Sevs has, to be honest.

Josh: But why do you need a filter?

Tommy: It's not a filter, but it's an understanding, like wading through uh, really, he's gone on 3 dates. Like, I'm really talking like they're a celebrity couple, but it's like living, living a life in front of them.

Josh: Crystal, I hope you're writing this out.

Tommy: It really is.

George: We really need an article. Crystal doesn't watch the show anymore. She was in the comments after this morning.

Josh: Um, no, TJ, I'm curious about this thing.

Tommy: Go on. Yeah, I just think, I think there's time. These are all— I think the hard bit is you need to make all the mistakes yourself. And so I am only taking into account my experience dating and conversing with women. And so it's like there is a whole bunch of stuff I've learned over the years. And so I'm just, I'm just cautious about sort of fucking foot to the floor. Not saying hold it back, but I'm just also understanding that it's a unique situation, like And so what does that mean?

Josh: How do you—

Tommy: there's no rush for anything.

Josh: There's no rush for everything. We're not saying there's any rush, but what's the— so there's, there's obviously a rush, which is the extreme, which is too much, but then there's transparency and just acting on how you feel.

Tommy: Yeah, but transparency isn't necessarily, hey, here's a piece of content of me talking about sex for 45 minutes. That's what I'm saying. That's not transparent. That's that's not necessarily him not being transparent by not sending something that we have never— that's all I'm saying. Yeah, I'm sure Sevs is honest and talking with you anyway. And so what I'm saying is that's, that's, that's good, that's great.

Josh: But I wonder what—

Tommy: that's all you can ask, like, what more do you need?

Josh: But I wonder what I just don't get is the, like, you always have a pushback of like slowing down whereas I feel like I'm not like speed up, but it's just like however you feel, communicate to people now, do all that sort of thing.

Tommy: Is the— that's not what I'm saying though. I'm talking— we're talking about a piece of content. That's the only reason we've got in this conversation is that sending a piece of content talking about sex for 45 minutes that hasn't been released. I'm not saying don't talk about your feelings. If anything, Sev does talk about his feelings. It's great.

Josh: So can Grace see that 40 minutes? Sounds like you're— It's not my fucking choice.

Tommy: It sounds like— No, it's not.

George: That's why I'm so confused by this whole conversation. I have no idea. No, well, I don't know what the pushback—

Josh: I don't understand the pushback on it. Like, I don't know, because I think, like, whatever, like, he, he, he did it. It's fun. Like, I think you can send it.

Tommy: I didn't say I can't send it.

Josh: I'm just saying my pushback to you on it is I think that, like, like part of the reason why people aren't open is because your mates are like, 'Mum, fucking settle down.' Like, don't— like that type of mentality. Then you end up having this headfuck of a game of like, 'Oh, don't show all your cards, do this, do it.' Like, can't you just like figure it out? Maybe he does— like maybe people will get hurt. Maybe you get hurt through being honest and open and just having fun and doing all that sort of thing.

Tommy: But he said I said that a moment ago. I was like, he has to learn all the mistakes, and if that is one of them, you don't know where the mistake lies. Any, any other thoughts? Yeah, I just don't want to find out that he's a, you know, a massive sex freak. It's, um, I'm joking.

Josh: What do you think, Jen? Any, any, any thoughts?

George: I just, I don't know, dating, um, I, I don't give relationship advice unless, um, someone's in a position where the person that they're seeing is going to hurt them, whether that's like physically, emotionally, whatever it is. Because I just think everyone's got to do their own thing. I think it's super dangerous to compare your relationship to someone else's. What's right for you— and Tommy did say that, he's like, as he's just said, you've got to figure these things out for yourself. But, um, I just think advice on relationships is pretty redundant unless you're, um, yeah, you know, genuinely in a place where you know you can 100% help the person out. But most of the time, how can you know that?

Josh: So, Gem, have you seen friends that go through patterns that are negative in regards to dating that then you feel like you have to say something?

George: Not patterns, but I've certainly had friends who have been with, um, abusive partners, both physically and emotionally. And naturally, when, um, you're in that position, that's when you do have to help. But if they're just, you know, if it's a question of, oh, um, should I wait this many days to text him, or blah blah blah, nothing that I say is going to change things if it's not serious. If it's a matter of— yeah, if it's a matter of sending a 40-minute video about your dick to someone, you know what, that is on your own, to be clear.

Josh: Yeah, sure, just for the listeners.

George: Yeah, I bet you will never know because it will never be publicly No, but I just, yeah, I mean, that's totally his call. Yeah. But I find it interesting.

Josh: I love these conversations because I feel like it's one of those relationships that like fucking, there's a few things as like, like getting married, having kids, like all of these things for whatever reason seems to be very triggering for everyone because it's such a personal like decision. I feel like because these things are so personal, we normally have a strong opinion or we want to share what the opinion is. But, um, yeah, I'm going to pick up my baby.

Tommy: Okay. And my, uh, and my mama.

George: I can't wait to play Transformers with him. Tell him I love him. I promised I would. The second we're out, I promised I would.

Josh: This is That's the problem with— We're talking, Crystal said earlier about having all men on the show and the amount of people that are writing about attractiveness levels on the chat has gone a bit out of control and there's no love for me.

Tommy: What are people saying?

Josh: There's just a lot of positivity going around, which I guess is good. I left it. Good for you.

George: And now, message me. Oh yeah, Kate's just sent me a photo of it.

Josh: There you go, little pick-me-up. All right, it's a daily talk show. Thank you, Grace. Thank you, Gemma, for coming on the show. Thanks for having me. Uh, Friday night drinks, that will be fun.

George: I'm so excited. I'm actually excited. Favorite thing.

Josh: And how good is the WhatsApp?

Grace: Can you guys just vouch with Oh, the WhatsApp's great. Josh, you gave me that great tip the other day about the watching The Castle. Yeah. Thank you for that. Because Mum and I did watch it that night.

Josh: It's a great film.

George: You want it as a clean snippet?

Josh: Yeah. Obviously. Bruce, g'day, mate. That is live.

Grace: Hello.

Josh: I love Bruce's polos.

George: What colour is the polo? That was a, um, a blue and grey stripe from Gazman. Oh, beautiful. Where men—

Josh: it had a violet vibe with that light.

George: Yeah, who knows. Um, see, but for the show, I love the Daily Talk Show WhatsApp messaging system. I really feel like I'm more connected to the show, and that means something in my heart. So everyone hit that like button, make sure you are subscribed to the channel. Sign up to be a VIP Gronk and join in the fun on WhatsApp. Thank you, Gemma Watts.

Grace: Yeah, what Gem said, hit that like button.

Josh: It's a, it's a daily talk show. If you're wondering what this music is, if you're a podcaster, we, uh, finished it. What do you— oh, TJ's just blowing out a candle.

Tommy: We're getting open for inspection.

Josh: Oh, okay. It's a warm-up for the Friday night drink.

Grace: Oh, did you make that?

George: Bread. That's the trick.

Josh: Oh, that's a good idea. We play music at the end of the show and we stay on and chat. So if you go to youtube.com/thedailytalkshow, turn on the bell so you get notified. We also let you know on WhatsApp if you're part of the VIP Gronk program. Go to thedailytalkshow.com/gronks to join. Thank you, Grace. Thank you, Gem.

Grace: And, uh, we'll see you, DJ. Thanks, JJ. Thank you.

George: See you tomorrow.

Josh: See you tomorrow.

George: Love you. Bye-bye. Love you. Bye. I gotta go back to work.