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- Coming up.
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- You gave birth right there?
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- Yeah, on the floor.
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Yeah.
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- Is there any like stains left behind?
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I just had a sniff of your hair.
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- Cool.
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Red wine.
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- It lets out a cry from the vagina.
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- [Stereo talking] He
comes back from the shower
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in only a towel.
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And I absolutely ablaze.
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- Do you want to see my blast toys?
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- Happy December.
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So for this month, I'm going to be doing
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some fun festive live shows
on a new app called Stereo.
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Each week with a different guest.
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If you're over 18, I want
to check out the app.
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I've put a link below so
you can follow me on it
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and also check out some other shows.
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Today's videos with Louise Pentland.
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We had a very large low.
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(upbeat music)
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- Welcome to my first Stereo show.
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I am joined by the
fabulous Louise Pentland.
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Hello.
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- Hi.
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This is so exciting.
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- You got your flower crown.
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You're rocking it.
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- That's how I get old school,
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sprinkle of glitter, you know.
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- I feel like mine looks a
bit cooler than I actually am.
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Do you know what I mean?
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- Yeah.
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- He's got more and more tailored
quit than I actually have.
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- I'll tell you what
it is with emoji people
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and something, I'm very
grateful for myself is that
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they don't portray age at all.
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And I think that that
does you and I mostly me,
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a good service.
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- I mean, you're looking
glowing right now today, Louise.
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- That's the Botox, Phil.
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That is frozen till Christmas.
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- The way you can interact with stereo is
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you can send in a voice message and then
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it will play out for us
and we can react to it.
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So we've just got our first one.
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Now let's play it.
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- [Stereo] Have you started
decorating the house
-
for Christmas yet?
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- Well, I think Louise
is the Christmas queen
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because when did you start
decorating your house
-
for Christmas Louise?
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- So the Christmas decorations went up on,
-
let me just look at my
calendar, one second,
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so I can get the exact date for you.
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- July,
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- July.
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It was the 2nd of November
that we had our Christmas
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decorations done.
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So yeah, we were set for Christmas.
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What about you? I imagine
you're slightly less festive.
-
- At the moment, all I've got is a tree
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that is covered in fairy lights.
-
- Can I just say for
all your dear listeners,
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it is the most sad effort for
Christmas, I have ever seen.
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It's a slightly dying
plant and you've not even
-
wrapped them round that you just try it,
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- That is my best try
of wrapping them around.
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- Oh God.
-
- I'm not a very crafty person.
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So I think the last time
we made a video together,
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we were talking about mucus
plugs and fundal rights.
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And various other birth terms.
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If you've got twins,
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is when they both come
out at the same time.
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- Jesus Christ.
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That doesn't happen.
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- That was a long time.
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I like to think I've retained
some of that knowledge.
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- Oh, okay, great.
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That will be handy.
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- Do you want to quiz me on one of them?
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- Sure, okay.
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What is a search a surge?
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- A surge is when the
baby is getting so close
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to being born, it lets
out a cry from the vagina.
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- No.
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- And that's the surge.
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They are like, we've heard the surge.
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We heard the cry.
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- So, No.
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For those watching the video
will know this spot where I'm
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sitting right now is exactly
where I gave birth to that baby
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girl that we did the video on.
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- You gave birth right there.
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- Yeah, on the floor.
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- Was there any like stains left behind?
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- No, it's a tiled floor and
also it was in a birthing pool.
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It's in a birthing pool,
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but we did put the after
birth in the bushes,
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in the garden afterwards.
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- Did it make the roses grow extra?
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- Yeah, but not the placenta
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cause we had that made into pills.
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- Oh my God.
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You ate your placenta, didn't you?
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- Yeah, but I feel like this
is probably a separate video
-
altogether.
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- Could I, I'm not.
-
I'm just saying hypothetically,
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if I ate some placenta,
sorry, would that benefit me
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in any way or is it all for
the benefit of the mother?
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- The idea is, it is for
the benefit of the mother.
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I don't know biologically
what the risks of that would
-
resoundingly sound risky because
it is like dried insides,
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but it's worth looking into
if ever you find yourself in a
-
position to eat your own placenta.
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- Okay. Well now I know,
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I didn't think we were
talking about eating placentas
-
at the start of this show.
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I get surprised..
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- It's a surprise round
Jeffery corner fell.
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- Did you see that Lady Gaga released
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Lady Gaga flavored Oreos today?
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Just random tangent.
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- I did not want.
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What part of her body are
they supposed to taste like?
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- I don't know.
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That's what I was wondering
because I was thinking about
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eating placenta and I was all
about eating Oreos and I was
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like lady Gaga did those Oreos,
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what flavor do you think
your Oreo would be?
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If you were a flavored biscuit?
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- I feel like this not
a conversation could go.
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(both laugh)
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- You said don't have to keep this PG.
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I'll just settle for delicious.
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- A glittery biscuit.
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- Yeah, we'll just keep it there.
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What about you?
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- I think I'd be very like
hyper sweet cause I'm quiet.
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I like sweet foods.
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So I think mine would be
like triple marshmallow,
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popcorn, caramel salted,
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but you literally want one.
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- I like having lots of you.
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- I thank you.
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- You got so many messages
coming in on stereo
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for the topic of today, which is
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embarrassing dating incidents.
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(upbeat music)
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- [Stereo] I have this
really awkward story
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of my first day and it was a blind date.
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And I was 15 years old and
I was at the movie theater.
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And I met this guy on
Instagram and never seen a
-
picture of him, never seen before.
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So my older brother went
with me to the movie theater
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on this date with me.
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And I was horrified, and after that date,
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I never spoke to that guy ever again.
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- I just want to say to that
good thinking to take her older
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brother with her, even though
it will be really cringe.
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I think that she gets for, for
her, for, for you Glen Coco,
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- That's got safety points as well,
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but also kind of awkward
when in the future,
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if you stayed with that
person, you'd be like,
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remember our first date
was with my brother.
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- And also what if it go
well and he'd gone to like,
-
go in for the kiss and
then your brother's there,
-
just like,
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- Gonna look the other way.
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- [Stereo voice] I was staying
over at my partner's house
-
for the first time and I just got dressed
-
and ready for today,
-
had a shower and him
trying to be smooth as
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how does your hair always smell so nice.
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And my hair's not with the
brain goes, I don't know.
-
It's just what your mom had.
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And I realized very quickly,
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I just your mom and my boyfriend.
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- Well, you get points for
having nice smelling hair.
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But I would, I think maybe two years ago,
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I would always go for the, your mum joke
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quite a lot as well.
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So I see where you're coming from,
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especially if there's a bit
of an awkward situation,
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but I feel like the other side
of that is the person just
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sniffed your hair.
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So you don't want to be on a date,
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and someone's like, I just
had a sniff of your hair.
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Oh, I would really be flattered.
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I'd quite like I think,
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only because I'm sad and desperate.
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So I would just go, Oh,
someone wants to sniff my hair.
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- Say on a date, you just go
straight nose in the hair like
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I have a big day for
inhalation of your scalp.
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So if anyone has any others,
you can now send them in.
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I'll tell you one of mine though.
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Cause I am a gay, but
I had confused moments.
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I was like, I've got
this repressed feeling.
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Maybe I should be dating girls.
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I don't know what I should be doing.
-
So today I thought I could
talk about the times where
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I tried to date girls
because I thought you could
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Louise offer a bit of insight.
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Was I doing a good thing?
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Was I doing a bad thing?
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Cause I don't know.
-
- Well, I would love to offer you insight,
-
but I just want to pre-phase this with
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I was not a good dater.
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And I didn't have my
first date till I was 17.
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And then, I was his second option.
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Cause he asked my best friend
on a date and she said, no,
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but Louise might go.
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And I was like, Oh God.
-
- You were the second option.
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How could you be the
second option, Louise?
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- Thanks Phil, but I was.
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- So I had a girl over to my house.
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Why would my parents go home?
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And we were like,
-
let's watch a horror movie.
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And I thought she's going to
be scared of the horror movie.
-
And then if you get scared,
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go through the whole little
cuddle under the duvet
-
and protect.
-
I think it was Jeepers Creepers.
-
You don't like horror, so
I'm guessing you don't know.
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You've not seen Jeepers Creepers.
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No.
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Anyway, every time someone got murdered,
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the girl I was with was the most laughing
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you've ever heard, from sort
of watching people get killed.
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- Wow.
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Wow, luckiest date.
-
- To the point where someone
was being brutally murdered
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on the film.
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She asked me to rewind it
so we could watch it again.
-
- Maybe you needed
protecting under the duvet.
-
- After about the fourth
death in the film,
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I was like, maybe I need some protection.
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I want some snuggling under the covers
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and maybe not from you.
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- Yeah.
-
She sounds like she would
actually murder you under the
-
covers and not in like a sexy way.
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- Not like, Oh I'll have
you, but like I'll end you.
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- I'll end you.
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That was the first one.
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I did get away with
all of my limbs though.
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So that was all right.
-
- And how did it end with her?
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- It ended not with a date.
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We decided we were going to
go our separate ways probably
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because I was sat like
this in the bedroom,
-
but the entire time, cause I was scared.
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She was going to start
chopping me up with an axe.
-
- Did you have to see her
at school like the next day?
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- Yeah.
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And she told everyone that I
didn't want to do anything.
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I didn't even try and kiss her.
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- And also didn't like girls.
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So.
-
- It was, it was a mix.
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It was a mixed bag situation.
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What about you?
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Do you have any other
awkward dating experiences?
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- Honestly Phil, all of
my dating experiences
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have been awkward until
Liam who I'm now engaged to.
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So teens were horrific.
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And then as you know, I became
single again when I was 29.
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And I was single for a couple of years
-
and I thought, Oh, now I'll date.
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But knowing what to do, but no you don't,
-
you don't know in your
twenties and thirties either.
-
I don't have really
any early dating sorts.
-
Cause I went to a girls school
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and led a very sheltered life.
-
So I was at university and
I'd gone on a night out
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with all my gal pals.
-
And there was this cool
older guy in the studio,
-
not in like a bar, like a student's bar,
-
looking back it was a bit
weird that he was there
-
because it was a student bar.
-
But, and he was 30 and
at the time I was 19.
-
So I felt like that was very debonair.
-
We swapped numbers and he text
me because all you could do
-
back in the day was texts or
phone and ask me if I wanted to
-
go to his apartment for a drink.
-
Now that was obviously
really stupid and dangerous,
-
but I was feeling racy.
-
So I was like, yes, I would love to.
-
I went to his apartment and I got there
-
and it's a studio apartment.
-
So if our listeners don't
know what studio apartment is,
-
basically, it's just one room
with everything in the room.
-
So he was like, do you want a tour?
-
And I was like, yes, please.
-
Even though it's was like, I
can, I can literally see it.
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I'll have a tour.
-
So he walked me around this
like one room being like,
-
this is the kitchenette.
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And the carpet, and the washing machine,
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I was like, wow wow.
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Okay.
-
So we do this whole tour.
-
And then he got to his bedroom area.
-
By the way, I've got a
glass of red wine in my hand
-
and I don't like red wine,
-
but I was like, Oh cool.
-
Red wine.
-
We go to his bedroom area and he goes,
-
and this is the badge.
-
Can I just say,
-
I've written this in
my, my book, Mum Life.
-
And there's more detail,
-
but we get to the bed and
he's like, this is the badge.
-
And I was like, yeah, okay.
-
I'm thinking, he's thinking like,
-
what are we going to do on the bed?
-
Or let's get on the bed or something.
-
That's where I am as
well with my thoughts.
-
There he goes on his bedside drawer.
-
And he says, this is my bedside drawer.
-
And he opens it and no word of a lie.
-
It is filled to the top with tampons.
-
- Oh, why was he showing
you that as a light in case?
-
In case of emergency.
-
- Yeah, but I'm not talking like,
-
one box that maybe an
ex-girlfriend had left there.
-
I'm talking like hundreds of tampons,
-
like how big the drawer is.
-
And a tampon is like
the size of half a pen
-
and fill a drawer.
-
- Yeah, all leaves, not in their boxes,
-
just like a sweetie jar.
-
And I was like,
-
Oh wow.
-
And he was like, do you want any?
-
I was like, and he offered me.
-
So do you want an....
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Yes.
-
- Did you make a hefty escape after that?
-
- Yes, I said I wanted to go home,
-
but it was very awkward
because he had to walk me home
-
because I didn't have
the money for a taxi.
-
So he walked me home,
which was about 20 minutes.
-
And then we got to my place
and he said, can I come up?
-
And I was like, no, sorry.
-
I'm not allowed.
-
Like, I don't know who's not allowing it.
-
But I was like, no.
-
Because I didn't know how
to end the interaction.
-
I put my hand on his shoulder
and I said, bless you.
-
Like a nun.
-
I just walked into my hood.
-
It was just like,
-
- Do you like some people
are like train spotters.
-
Maybe he was a tampon collector?
-
- Maybe, but....
-
- [Stereo voice] In 11th grade,
-
my straight boy crush got me
to skip school with him in the
-
middle of the day to go back to his house,
-
which I was obviously all for.
-
We get to the house, nobody else's there.
-
we go to his room,
-
I'm ready for this move.
-
Like, I'm gonna go take a shower.
-
He comes back from the
shower in only a towel
-
and I'm absolutely ablaze.
-
And then he shows me his Yukio cards
-
and we head back to the school.
-
My mother is at the school
frantic because she's been trying
-
to contact me for the past 30 minutes
-
to pick me up for an
orthodontist appointment
-
that I'd forgotten about
for skipping school.
-
I am grounded for the next three weeks.
-
And it turns out in the end,
the boy wasn't even straight,
-
but I didn't find that
out until a year later
-
after he had had an entire baby.
-
- What!
-
That happens.
-
That was a roller coaster.
-
He had a baby.
-
Yukio cards, is in the towel.
-
We need some kind of,
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It's like a Pokemon card.
-
He just wanted to show
his whole collection.
-
- Oh, did he?
-
I think he panicked.
-
- Well, I think so.
-
He's like, do you want
to see my blast toys.
-
- What's a blast toys?
-
- Do you know what a squirtle is?
-
- Oh yes.
-
The Pokemon.
-
- Yeah, is there any
Pokemon, you know, a picture?
-
- Yes.
-
If I said like Tom Anda,
-
you wouldn't know what that was.
-
- No, I do you know what that is.
-
That's a little tracking.
-
- Yeah.
-
- So you don't know what a squirtle is,
-
which is the best Pokemon.
-
- So the only reason I
know what Pokemons are,
-
and this is a dating story is
because do you remember when
-
that game came out on your
phone where you could collect
-
them, like around your house
and things like Pokemon go.
-
So I got that app and on that same day,
-
I had a date with Liam,
my first date with Liam.
-
And was so excited about this Pokemon go.
-
I don't know why,
-
because I've never played
Pokemon in my lounge.
-
I was like, this is so cool
-
that there's a Pokemon in my lounge.
-
Yeah.
-
And then I was on this date
with Liam and it got to near the
-
end and I said, anywhere, best be going,
-
unless you want to come outside
and play Pokemon with me.
-
And he was like, he was like,
-
Oh yes I do.
-
And I was like, great, have
you got it downloaded it?
-
And I was like, it's really cool.
-
It's an app.
-
And then I made it, he was like, okay.
-
And then we went outside
and I was like, look,
-
there's a Cholomander.
-
And he was like, what
do you want to do now?
-
I was like, play Pokemon.
-
Didn't you and Dan go
to Japan at that time?
-
I remember watching a video.
-
Where did Dan let go and try and collect?
-
- It was the Hong Kong, I got the flu.
-
So I was in bed and he was
trying to get the rarest Pokemon.
-
It just all around Hong Kong.
-
It was that actual fail in the end.
-
If you ever watched that video.
-
No, he didn't get it.
-
It was a complete waste today.
-
I had another awkward incident
where I don't know if it was
-
the same in your town,
-
but did you say making out for kissing?
-
No, we said getting off with.
-
- That's what, that's what we said.
-
We said getting off.
-
Anyway, okay.
-
So that's, that's where we're going.
-
Remember that.
-
I was doing a babysitting
job with another girl from my
-
street who I thought I fancied a bit.
-
Again, I was a gay, so I
don't know if I did fancy her.
-
There was weird feelings.
-
So I thought, you know what?
-
Maybe I could make my move
during this babysitting job.
-
There was a thing where all
of the adults on the street
-
would get two of the teens
to do babysitting together.
-
I guess this would be more responsible.
-
I don't know how to teens is
more responsible if you're
-
leaving them alone in
the house, to be honest.
-
- Why would you put a bully
and a girl team together
-
in a house?
-
- That's the classic, romantic
teen comedy situation.
-
- Maybe they were doing it
on purpose to set you up.
-
- Maybe my street was a cult
and they wanted us all to have
-
babies or something.
-
I don't know, it was weird.
-
Anyway, getting onto a tangent.
-
So I thought, you know what,
if I'm going to woo this lass,
-
I need to give her a gift.
-
So I brought a multi-pack
of timeout chocolate bars.
-
- I'd be thrilled.
-
- At this age, I would be thrilled.
-
But back in the day, everything was lame.
-
And I don't know what she was expecting.
-
So I got to the door and I was like,
-
I got you some time outs.
-
And she was like, what?
-
Anyway, I just, I placed
the timeouts into her hand.
-
Anyway, she wasn't even
like saying, thanks.
-
She was like, oh.
-
Anyway, I got a bit more...
-
I just caught the wind, the
wind is having a cringe.
-
I got a bit closer to something.
-
We were on the sofa.
-
We were watching a movie
and she said to me,
-
do you want to make out?
-
- Oh, okay.
-
Yeah, kiss.
-
- I don't know what that means Louise.
-
Me as a teen, I'd never
heard make-out before.
-
So I was like, what does that mean?
-
I want it to be, I don't know.
-
I wanted to be cool.
-
So I didn't want to be like, what's that?
-
So I was like.
-
- What did you do then?
-
- So I was like, yeah, I guess
maybe we could do it later.
-
And she was like, what?
-
And I was like, yeah,
we could make out later.
-
And I was hoping she'd
changed the subject.
-
And she just looked at me like,
-
what?
-
So then.
-
- I was so comfortable cause
I'm imagining this so vividly.
-
- I know, it was really, really bad.
-
And we'd heard about five
timeouts at this point.
-
And I've got flight dairy issues.
-
So I probably shouldn't
have indulged so much in the
-
timeouts, and because of
this make-out situation,
-
I was getting a nervous tummy.
-
- You know me, I understand.
-
- I heard that very well.
-
So then.
-
Unfortunately I spent the next
half an hour in the toilet.
-
- That's so, and she would
have known what you were doing.
-
- I could just hear her
sighing in the lounge
-
cause it was one of
those people, they've got
-
the toilet so close to the TV.
-
I was like, you can hear everything
-
that's happening in here.
-
It was terrible.
-
Then the parents came home,
-
and they didn't ask us to babysit again.
-
I don't know why.
-
Cause the babysitting
part of it was great.
-
- That's terrific.
-
So headlines are, don't give
people timeouts as a gift,
-
although I totally would now.
-
So I don't know why that was an issue.
-
Everyone knows what making out is now.
-
So that won't be a problem.
-
So I don't think we need
to give much dating advice
-
on that one, you know.
-
We've got another message on stereo.
-
Let's have a listen.
-
- [Stereo message] So this
happened before my first semester
-
of college.
-
I got on the Facebook page
trying to find some friends.
-
And I started talking to
this guy and we hit it off.
-
We were planning on
going on a bowling date
-
when we got to campus.
-
Before we even got on campus,
-
before we even met in person, he was like,
-
so when we go bowling.
-
Don't show me your feet when you're trying
-
on the bowling shoes.
-
And I was like, what?
-
Excuse me.
-
And he was like, yeah,
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I kind of have a feet thing and
I don't want to make it look
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weird on the first day.
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And I was like, made it weird.
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- It's awkward that they're like,
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don't show me your feet straight away.
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- I would say, yeah, never
yuck someone else's yam.
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But maybe he didn't need to go straight in
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with his yam, you know.
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- No, there's a time and a
place for the foot fetish.
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And just being like, don't
want to see your feet.
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That's a bit weird.
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So I think that's a good
time to end the dating chat.
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For the last few minutes,
I thought we could do
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something called fill in the blanks.
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We're just going to fire at
random topics at each other.
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And just talk about them.
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First thing that comes to your head.
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But I'm going to kick
things off with aliens.
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- Lots to say about aliens.
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I'm glad this has come up.
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So one, I definitely think they exist
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just mathematically by statistics.
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Of course they do.
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How could we exempt them?
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And also I think that they have
been to earth, the pyramids.
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How did the pyramids happen?
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I've watched a lot of documentaries
and the parents and also
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are they, you know, are they
under airports and things.
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- 100%, there are aliens on the airport.
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(Phil laughs gently)
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Is there any point you
say airports specifically?
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Is there a reason why you said airport?
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- Yeah, because I think that
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they have secret alien airports
underneath our airport.
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- That would be the least place
that you're getting to look
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for an alien airport
is under human airport.
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- I just think it would
be handy because it's got
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all the equipment, you know.
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- That could just nip
into duty free as well.
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And just be like....
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- I'm sure I saw like some
sort of crazy YouTube video
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about a specific American airport,
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and I've forgotten what it is.
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And also I'm scared.
Even if I do remember,
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I'm scared to say it in case like
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I alert them to my knowledge.
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- They'll know that
listening, don't say it.
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Have you seen that
monolith that is appearing?
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There's one in Utah.
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Like it was like a metal pole.
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- Just like a mirror thing.
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- Yeah, it disappeared
overnight, appeared in Romania.
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- What?
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- Yes.
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I don't know if it's the same one.
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But a monolith and then
that one has disappeared.
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So I'm expecting to wake up
and it'll just be in my bed.
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Why isn't this like
- Life in 2020 got weirder.
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- Why isn't this headline news though?
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Like what is this thing?
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I don't know, I'm voting aliens.
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What do you vote?
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- I'm going to vote bank C.
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Oh, okay.
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I've got a good.
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Oh, it's quite niche to us though.
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But I think that the
audience will enjoy it.
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You ready?
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Video conventions.
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Because we made it too often.
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- We've been to a lot of video conventions
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and spent a lot of time
together at video conventions.
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But the thing the best times,
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but the thing that Springs to
mind is one of the things that
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I always feel guilty
about with you, Louise,
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which is we were,
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I think it was playlist live
and we were going to go on
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some rides, we were at universal studios.
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And there was one ride,
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which was the mummy ride.
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And do you like, is it scary Phil?
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I was like, no, it's not that scary.
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It's fine.
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- But your audience can
I just let them know?
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I am like so afraid anything
paranormal, like a phobia.
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I said to you, is it scary?
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And you're like, no, it's just fast.
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I was like, I don't mind
speed, but is it like spooky?
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And you were like, no, it's not spooky.
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- I was like, it's not spooky, it's fine.
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It's based on a movie, you'll be okay.
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So we went on the ride and I was like.
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I was like, it'll be all
right, Louis, it'll be fine.
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30 seconds into the ride,
I realized it was not fine.
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I've never seen someone so
terrified in my entire life.
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And it wasn't like funny scared.
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Louise was like wheezing with
her eyes closed and screaming.
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It was like screaming and wheezing.
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You were squeezing.
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- Squeezing, yeah.
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You forgive me for that.
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- If that was only the story, yes.
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But can I just remind you
what happened at the end?
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So we've been really fortunate
to be given like access to
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loads and loads of rice.
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There were no queues cause it
was after the park could shut,
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but like our convention
arranged for us to go.
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And so at the end of the ride,
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I was almost hyperventilating.
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The ride operators took me
off and took me into like the
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little side room to like
get me some first aid
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to see if I was all right.
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You would think that Phil
was like, don't worry,
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I'll stay with you.
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But then the rider creeks said,
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Oh, do you guys want to go on again?
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Whilst we're getting the first day?
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And you went, you went on the ride again.
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- They said it'll be really quick.
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I figured you'd have
to like sit in the dark
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for at least 15 minutes.
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Did you come out like
the, on the ride again.
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- Okay, in the end.
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But yes, I do forgive him for that.
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- Sometimes I wake up
at four in the morning.
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I'm like, remember when
I did that to Louise,
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I feel so bad.
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- Was it that one with little lights,
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like LED lights that we
had all over the place?
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- I don't know what you're talking about.
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I think it goes back to the
little light convention.
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- No you did.
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I've got a picture of me and
you and I wearing a white dress
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and there were tiny little lines.
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- I remember that.
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- But the most about that is
you after it's being like,
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can you put those somewhere else?
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Don't put them on the table.
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Someone else might touch them.
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Don't know.
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It feels like, ah, sorry.
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- I don't know.
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I might've had one down
my pants at some point.
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It was a whole thing.
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- I think we all had one down our pants.
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- I still got one down my pants.
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Well, that was a hoot.
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Thanks for being my favorite guest.
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- We can't end on down your pants.
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- I'm down with.
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That's how it goes on my channel, Louise.
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It was lovely to have you on my show.
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Thanks for coming.
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Make sure to check out Louise's channel.
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I'll put a link below
and have a lovely day.
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Subscribe to me.
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Check out Stereo.
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There is a link below.
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- Thank you so much for having me.
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This has been so fun.
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- Thanks.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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- Okay, we should get a thumbnail.
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- Yep.
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- Which I'm also filming, so
this might be included in.
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If you get like closer to the camera,
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I want it like a higher quality Louise.
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Maybe I could get you to
take a photo of yourself.
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- Do you want it longie or totally.
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Oh, hang on.
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God.
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- Look inside ways.
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Do you ever, when you film a video,
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just have about five minutes
of you doing thumbnail faces
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with really weird breathy sounds.
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- No, I actually the opposite
because when I'm doing it,
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I'm like right now do some now.
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And then I think, Oh,
I've done that for ages.
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And I come to agitate and
I did it for four seconds.
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Why didn't I do this for long enough?
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- Yeah.
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I've sometimes got a good
two minutes of me going.
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- Taking a picture next to
someone and you can hear them.
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- I share that with you.
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I'm not a fan of mouth noises.
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Whenever I see Louise,
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she doesn't want my mouth close to her ear
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or my hand close to her at all.
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- You know 2020 has been horrific.
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But if there's one thing I have enjoyed is
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I haven't shaken and
or shook anyone's hand
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will have to hug anyone.
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Yeah.
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- Your hand, I can't.
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You know what I mean?
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- Oh yeah, I'm excited to embrace you.
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Squeeze me, stop recording for a second.
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So I can say something scandalous.
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