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Speaker BHello and welcome to Amber and Vogue.
Speaker BVogue and Amber.
Speaker BThe pods feature FT emo emojin.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BI told Amber.
Speaker BShe wasn't there to talk about being sick, and now she's just gonna cough.
Speaker BSo we all have to listen to that instead.
Speaker AI've tried to dose up.
Speaker AI've tried to dose up.
Speaker AThere is one silver lining out of it.
Speaker AI can't smoke.
Speaker BYeah, I'm so.
Speaker BThat's shocking to me.
Speaker BAmber could be dying of tonsillitis and she's still outside puffing away.
Speaker ANo, not right now.
Speaker ANot right now, girls.
Speaker BSo we had Alexander's surprise party.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AGod, that was stressful.
Speaker ATrying to keep that in.
Speaker BAnd we went to Shaish Kebab.
Speaker BAnyway, before that.
Speaker BBefore that, we're getting ready and we'd organized to go to this restaurant before we went to.
Speaker BTo me, desperate.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAnd we're all standing there, like, having a good time, getting ready, watching Harland beat England.
Speaker BAnd then we.
Speaker BThe door open, the front door open.
Speaker BAnd we're all like, you know, he gets such a fright.
Speaker BAnd you're like.
Speaker BAnd then I was like, oh, my God, am I not.
Speaker AHe's like, why are you all looking at me so strangely?
Speaker BI was like, I thought.
Speaker BI thought it was the kids.
Speaker BWhy would I get so frightened by my kids?
Speaker BI wouldn't.
Speaker ASpenny did quite well thinking on his feet.
Speaker AHe came up with a very, very quick excuse, but I just.
Speaker AI can't lie.
Speaker AI just had to evacuate.
Speaker AI went downstairs and I was like, mom, what.
Speaker AWhat is he doing here?
Speaker AMom, what have you done?
Speaker AShe'd want.
Speaker BShe'd want to do that.
Speaker AWhat do you want me to do?
Speaker BHe wanted to go over and get some clothes.
Speaker BDo you know what we want you to do, Sandra?
Speaker BMaybe call us so we know that it's happening.
Speaker BLike, give us a call.
Speaker BSandra, Imagine you're like, two seconds, you've got a mobile phone.
Speaker BSo do I call it 25.
Speaker AShe was having a good giggle when I rang her in a panic.
Speaker AYou leave my Ray alone.
Speaker ARay.
Speaker ADo you know what Ray is, Emma?
Speaker AOne time my mom was talking and she was just like, oh, yeah, But Ray such and such and such and such.
Speaker AI was like, who's Ray?
Speaker AWhat is she talking about?
Speaker AShe's like, it's Alexander.
Speaker AAnd I was like, why do you call him Ray?
Speaker AMy little ray of sunshine.
Speaker BI've actually, there's been a couple of occasions I've heard her call me Ray.
Speaker AOh, I don't think so.
Speaker BBolt.
Speaker ALightning.
Speaker BBolt no, Ray.
Speaker BRay.
Speaker ASo the surprise happened.
Speaker AWe went for dinner and then we went.
Speaker AAnd this.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI definitely still think that he knew.
Speaker AI don't.
Speaker BI just don't even care anymore.
Speaker BI'm just glad it's done.
Speaker BI don't like.
Speaker BI don't want to do anything like that.
Speaker BJust like.
Speaker BCan we just.
Speaker BI think there should be a rule, right?
Speaker BBirthdays till you're 10, then you're finished.
Speaker ASays you're one who's after like some.
Speaker ASome follow up baby showers.
Speaker BI'm owed to two babies.
Speaker BImagine that.
Speaker BEmo.
Speaker BYou get pregnant two extra times and nothing.
Speaker AIt was too difficult.
Speaker AYou're in London, Amber.
Speaker APlease.
Speaker AThat first one was brilliant.
Speaker AThat should have accounted for all three children.
Speaker BThe first one wasn't even that good.
Speaker BAnd I'm pretty sure I had to organize most of it.
Speaker ANo, you didn't actually.
Speaker BIf it was good, it was me.
Speaker BThat's why it was good.
Speaker AAnd this is why you didn't get another one.
Speaker AUngrateful.
Speaker BSo Amber.
Speaker BAmber came over to see us.
Speaker BObviously we love when she comes over and she was like desperate to get home on the Sunday and I was like, God, I thought she would have left a bit later on the Sunday.
Speaker BLittle did I know it was actually a bank holiday in Ireland and she could have stayed till Monday but scampered on.
Speaker BShe knows I don't.
Speaker AWait one little buffer day when I get back to get myself organized, to get all my clothes washed, ironed, all that type of stuff.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker AYou'd be the exact same vogue as if you wouldn't go home a day early.
Speaker BWhat clothes were you washing in ironing?
Speaker BBecause you didn't bring any clothes.
Speaker BYou brought a few pairs of knickers.
Speaker AVery valid point.
Speaker AVery valid point.
Speaker BWashing and ironing my pits.
Speaker BSure.
Speaker AMe smalls.
Speaker ASo I just gave them a bird bath in the sink in the bathroom.
Speaker AThey're hanging up there in the shower.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BInvolved in your week, Amber?
Speaker AWell, obviously we did our first record in person.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd I found it very.
Speaker AI think I was overwhelmed.
Speaker AOver stimulated with emo.
Speaker AAs if she was emo.
Speaker AAs if she was a mime artist with all the actions and stuff like that.
Speaker AYou beside me and then trying to read the screen.
Speaker AI like, I like where I have a bit more control and.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker BAnd then we were told that we were going to meet the sales team in Global and we thought it was like we were going to just have a meeting in an office with a couple of people.
Speaker ABoardroom maybe, like.
Speaker ABecause I said it like maybe eight people.
Speaker AI was like.
Speaker AAnd that.
Speaker AThat was like maybe eight people on the sales team.
Speaker AYou, me, emo and Louisa.
Speaker AAnd I was like, to be totally fine.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker BLike 40 people.
Speaker BWould we say emo?
Speaker B40 people just standing there.
Speaker AYeah, I just.
Speaker AI was glad I had a good bit of powder on the face to absorb all the sweat, you know, the perspiration.
Speaker ABut as we were going into the room, because we were walking through the office, I was like, looking forward to seeing the boardroom.
Speaker AAnd then Louisa, we came in and I was like, hold on.
Speaker AWhat?
Speaker AThere was two.
Speaker ATwo seats with like two mics.
Speaker AAnd then there was another one.
Speaker AShe's like, yeah, I'm just gonna sit here and you guys sit there.
Speaker AAnd I was.
Speaker AAnd Louisa looked at me, she's like, I'm so sorry.
Speaker AI'm so sorry.
Speaker BShe wasn't sorry at all.
Speaker BLouisa's never sorry.
Speaker BLouisa thinks it's hilarious.
Speaker BI said to her, like, oh, yeah, I'm handing in my book tomorrow to the editors.
Speaker BAnd she's like, oh, really?
Speaker BI was like, yeah.
Speaker BHow would you even know that I finished that book?
Speaker BShe did not give me one single day.
Speaker BShe never thought once, I'm going to put the book in her diary now, so she's time to write.
Speaker BNot once.
Speaker BI've been like a lunatic last year trying to get that book finished.
Speaker BAnd even now I'm like, can I.
Speaker BIs there any days off this week?
Speaker BConsidering it's hand in day.
Speaker ALike I need to be in hand in day.
Speaker AI thought I was getting to review that, considering there's quite a few stories about me in it.
Speaker BI'm not giving it to you.
Speaker BIt's hand in day to my editor, who then gives it back to me, who Then I put more stuff in and then I give it back to them, then it goes through legal and then it comes back to me.
Speaker BAnd then I might let you read it before it comes out to legal.
Speaker AOtherwise, I tell you that much.
Speaker AIt is.
Speaker BIt is on pre sale as well.
Speaker BI might as well get that out there.
Speaker BIt's on pre sale links in my bio.
Speaker BBig mouth.
Speaker AOkie dokie.
Speaker BAnyway, there's only one bad thing about you in there.
Speaker ANo, there's a few.
Speaker AVogue, you sent me a few excerpts and I was like, nah, nah, I don't want that in no thing.
Speaker AWell, you can read the whole thing and just see how you feel about it.
Speaker ASo I'll just give me the digital version and what I'll do is I'll do control f And I'll look at every mention of me and we will see.
Speaker AYou'll be left with half a book, I'd say.
Speaker BYeah, you send me back your edits and I'll make sure I edit it properly.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker BAnd add some.
Speaker BSome pieces.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ASo anyway, back to London.
Speaker AYeah, I definitely decided I want to make more trips over to London because I actually don't even think.
Speaker AI went over once last year.
Speaker AAnd obviously because it was a family affair, I didn't get to see anyone I know over in East London in it.
Speaker ABut, yeah, the Banker Vogue.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker AAnyone, like, who enjoys an extra day off?
Speaker AYou want to get home and just get your bearings and be prepped for the week ahead.
Speaker BI hate that there's like different bank holidays in England and Ireland because I always miss them all.
Speaker BI don't know how it lands, but for some reason I never am in the right place at the right time for the bank holiday.
Speaker BAnd then England has different ones to Ireland and I just feel like I can't even relax.
Speaker ASome of them cross over, but we're.
Speaker AI think.
Speaker AI think we're pretty spoiled here in Dublin in terms of.
Speaker AOr in Ireland, in the number of bank holidays we get that Saint Bridges.
Speaker BSay that you have now everyone posted about it.
Speaker BI used to make wreaths in school.
Speaker BThat's what mom said.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWhat do you think we did in school?
Speaker BWe used to make them as well.
Speaker BFor God's sake.
Speaker AShe's the first Irish patron saint folk.
Speaker AIrish female patron saint Sage.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AI can't speak.
Speaker BWhat else happened to you this week?
Speaker AI went to.
Speaker AWell, when we were on the way back.
Speaker AThe reason I got that flight as well is because Frederick and Emma were getting it.
Speaker ABut we were in the airport and I was teeing the two of them up.
Speaker AI was like, would you get Chinese when we get to the airport?
Speaker AThere's a nice Chinese in Heathrow.
Speaker AOh, it's beside your sushi, but it's nicer.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AIt was.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BI've never been there.
Speaker ASat down.
Speaker ALovely Nazi gang.
Speaker ASpring rolls.
Speaker ADelish, delish.
Speaker AAnd dumplings.
Speaker APerfect.
Speaker AAnd it wasn't the type of Chinese that you kind of feel guilty or you're going to have nightmares because of all the MSG in it.
Speaker BWell, I had a fat and I just in.
Speaker BIn my.
Speaker BIt's called Ph A T P H U C.
Speaker BIt is the nicest prawn lax.
Speaker BAnd I was like, right, I need the prawn lax.
Speaker BI need to get spring rolls.
Speaker BI need to get two Things of dumplings I need to get.
Speaker AYou got them on Monday.
Speaker BNo, I got them on Sunday.
Speaker BAnd I got the duck pancakes.
Speaker BAnd I, I, my eyes were bigger than my stomach.
Speaker BBut then I was heating them up on Monday.
Speaker BI had a great two days.
Speaker BI got that for my lunch and then I got, I got pizza for my dinner.
Speaker BAnd then the next day I was like, well, I've loads left over.
Speaker BSo that was my lunch and dinner the next day.
Speaker ABecause you had the duck, the duck pancakes on the pizza.
Speaker BI had a duck pancake.
Speaker BCold.
Speaker BIt was cold because I couldn't put it in the microwave because I got cucumber in there.
Speaker AI would, you see, I wouldn't be bothered.
Speaker AI wouldn't care about stuff like that.
Speaker AYou know, the way people like, you can't put coleslaw on that.
Speaker AYou can't put rocket if you're toasting it.
Speaker AI just launch it.
Speaker AThe Sammy.
Speaker AOff we go.
Speaker AYour childminder texted me a video.
Speaker AWas it yesterday or the day before?
Speaker AAnd she was like, he learned that from you?
Speaker AOtto now says Jesus Christ.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BI wondered because I don't say the full Jesus Christ.
Speaker BI was like, where did he get that?
Speaker AAnd he's so.
Speaker AHe knows what he's doing.
Speaker AJesus Christ.
Speaker BAnd that's.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker BWhen Theodore started saying sake, I was like, that's Amber.
Speaker AI don't.
Speaker AYou, No, I don't really say that.
Speaker BYou do.
Speaker BYou do.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BSo Mom, I got mom when she was over, obviously she was sitting down and she started going through all the swear words with them because, you know, the way she likes to do that with children, sisters, cards.
Speaker BWhat normal activities seem suspicious when done at 3:00am Anything done at 3:00am I.
Speaker AJust, no, not really.
Speaker AI was gonna say cooking.
Speaker AAnd then I was like, well, no, not if you've been on a night out.
Speaker AThat's totally justified.
Speaker AThen I was going to say ironing.
Speaker AAnd then I was like, well, no, not if you're going to get in the flight and you need to iron your clothes.
Speaker AAnd then I was like, what else would be suspicious at that time?
Speaker AMaybe having a bath?
Speaker BNo, I had one when I was sick.
Speaker BI had to have baths at 3am I just don't like any activity done at 3am I even think foxes are weird when they're just walking around at 3aM like, where are you going?
Speaker BWhere are you going at this time?
Speaker AWell, they can't be out during the day because people will see them.
Speaker BI once caught the foxes, two foxes out here playing with a tennis ball in Our car park, Good fox behavior.
Speaker BI just think at 3:00am, like, I remember when I was having one of my nervous breakdowns in when I was away with Span.
Speaker BI was having like a panic attack and I had to go outside at 4am because I was, I knew I was just being really weird and annoying.
Speaker BSo I went outside to be alone and I saw a man walking along the road at 4am and I was like, where's that lunatic?
Speaker AProbably Mark Wahlberg.
Speaker BHe gets up like 4am now this guy was definitely some kind of murder.
Speaker AThat's one thing.
Speaker AThat's one thing that's suspicious to do at 3am, the gym.
Speaker BWell now if you, if you're jet lagged, I suppose there's a reason to do anything at 3am but if you're in your right time zone, you should just be sleeping.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BNo, I used to wake up when I was pregnant.
Speaker BI used to wake up and it would be around 2 or 3am every night and I'd have to get up, have a can of Coke Zero and cheese on toast.
Speaker BHad to have it 3am what?
Speaker BLet me go back to bed when I was pregnant.
Speaker AYeah, if people do that.
Speaker ASome people do that, sleep, eat as well, get up in the middle of the night and have a can of diet Coke and chocolate bar.
Speaker BWhat's the most overrated invention or trend in modern life?
Speaker BI hate tick tock dancing.
Speaker BI hate it so bad.
Speaker AI think if an invention is like smart fridges, certain things that just like, are obsolete and they break within, like, within like months of you having it.
Speaker ALike a smart fridge.
Speaker ALike, what does a smart fridge do?
Speaker AHey, Alexa, put bananas on my shopping list.
Speaker BYeah, I'd love that.
Speaker BWhat I will say to you is that I years ago was offered this, like, it's almost like, it's like a big box that you do your dry cleaning in and you can put like a couple of coats in.
Speaker BI said, no, who is gonna need that?
Speaker BI deeply regret it.
Speaker BLike I just having to drag my coats now, that coat because I went out obviously on Saturday night, fell asleep in all my clothes and my coat and I thought, that coat needs to go to the dry cleaners now.
Speaker BAnd if I had my little dry cleaning box, it would just put it.
Speaker AIn a bag, for God's sake.
Speaker ANo, I think we've gone there for.
Speaker BThe next three months.
Speaker AI think we've gone too far with smart devices like smart washing machines and dryers and fridges and all that type of stuff.
Speaker AI don't, I think it's a step Too far.
Speaker BAmber wouldn't let me buy an ice machine.
Speaker BI saw an ice machine for 80 quid and I was like, that's perfect.
Speaker BWe love ice machines.
Speaker BYou've never.
Speaker BShe's always down the Summit Pub looking for ice for free ice.
Speaker BShe goes down with a black bag.
Speaker AShe's like, see how far I can push it.
Speaker BI just.
Speaker AI'm a neighbor.
Speaker AI just up the road there.
Speaker BNeighbor, get your own bloody ice.
Speaker AI do go to the shop.
Speaker AI get my eyes as well.
Speaker BYou know what I got recently?
Speaker BLiterally sitting in a box outside at my front door.
Speaker BWell, Spenny got gifted it and Lou tell me that Spencer didn't want it, but she thought she should pass it by me.
Speaker BA ninja slushy machine.
Speaker BHe was willing to pass on a ninja.
Speaker BI said, don't you dare take that home, Louisa.
Speaker BThat is coming straight.
Speaker AOh, Louisa was off to take it for herself.
Speaker BI was like, no.
Speaker BShe knew.
Speaker BShe did say there was some kind of ice cream maker as well, but that doesn't seem to have come home.
Speaker BAnyway, the slushie maker you can put in your frozen margaritas.
Speaker AOh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AI'll have to give you a couple bottles of that.
Speaker BI don't know if I should go to bring it to Ireland or leave it here.
Speaker BI probably do more drinking in Ireland because when I.
Speaker BWhen I'm around you, I tend to drink well.
Speaker AThere's more bottles of that stuff.
Speaker AThe remarkable cocktail stuff here.
Speaker AOh, God.
Speaker AThat really, that really.
Speaker BThat.
Speaker BWe had these remarkable cocktails but they actually lent us a slushy machine.
Speaker BAnd it was at Amber's party.
Speaker BNever again.
Speaker BAnd.
Speaker BAnd everybody was like, these are delicious.
Speaker BAnd then all of a sudden I saw people dropping like fl.
Speaker BPeople were like, they weren't considering that it was like proper alcohol because it just tasted so nice.
Speaker AThere's.
Speaker AThere's a lot of learnings from that party.
Speaker BSo Amber in assisted MO insisted on basically giving everyone a four course bloody meal.
Speaker BA party.
Speaker BDo you think anyone wants to go to a party and eat anything other than a crisp and drink?
Speaker BThat's all they want to do.
Speaker BShe's making a rice salad.
Speaker BShe's cooking sassos.
Speaker AI'm making a rice salad.
Speaker AMaking a regular salad.
Speaker AMaking sassos.
Speaker AMaking veg lasagna.
Speaker AMaking proper lasagna.
Speaker BOh, there might be a couple of veggies.
Speaker BThe waste was shocking, Shocking waste.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI was eating sausages for three days.
Speaker BI was like.
Speaker ANo, yeah, there will only be crisps.
Speaker AThere will only be crisps the next time.
Speaker BThank God.
Speaker BWhat is the most stupid thing you've ever heard someone say.
Speaker AOh, I have a good one.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AToday is today, Tomorrow is tomorrow.
Speaker BBut that won't mildly mask my tears.
Speaker BLove you, dad.
Speaker ASure.
Speaker AAlways.
Speaker AOr something like that.
Speaker BYou didn't even want to see him if he got to choose.
Speaker BIf he got to speak to a dead person, he didn't even choose him.
Speaker ABecause as I still stand over my point, it's valid.
Speaker AHe wouldn't have a lot to say.
Speaker AI actually made a rolling list when we were in Amsterdam.
Speaker AOne of my friends, she kept coming out with absolute clangers.
Speaker ANishi, like, clangers.
Speaker AI was like, oh, my God.
Speaker ALike, we went to a gay bar.
Speaker AAnd she was just like.
Speaker AIt was just all a bit too gay for me, you know?
Speaker BI'm like.
Speaker AAnd then another thing.
Speaker AAnd then another thing.
Speaker AShe's like, yeah, just too lesbian, you know?
Speaker AAnd we were.
Speaker AI really wanted to go to a karaoke bar.
Speaker AShe kept on saying no.
Speaker AAnd every night when we were on that strip, the gay strip.
Speaker BD.
Speaker BI hate to go to Amazon.
Speaker ACan we go to the karaoke bar, please?
Speaker AAnd she's like, amber, I don't sing.
Speaker AI raped.
Speaker BI love Michigan.
Speaker BThat sounds like something I'd say.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BWhen I was in abstinence, I found myself not joking.
Speaker BNot in a brothel that's called the red light district.
Speaker BNo, no, no, it wasn't in the red light district.
Speaker B1.
Speaker BA friend of ours who is two wilds to mention, he basically said, oh, we just have to go to this party.
Speaker BWe're gonna go.
Speaker BAnd I was like, no, we're gonna go home.
Speaker BHe's like.
Speaker BI said, stop this party on the way home.
Speaker BAnd I was like, like, no, we're actually gonna.
Speaker BWe're gonna just go home anyway, so we all get in the car and we go to this party in this house in a normal neighborhood.
Speaker BGo in, there's this big bar.
Speaker BAnd I was like, hang on, this place is great.
Speaker BI was like, wow, what a house.
Speaker BAnd then I was like, oh, oh, hang on a second.
Speaker BAnd yeah, turned out it was a brothel.
Speaker AI think that's all changed over there in terms of the red light district and everything like that.
Speaker ABecause I remember years and years I went and it was different, but wouldn't be my scene now, you know, I don't think I'd.
Speaker BI hope not to find myself back at brothel, but never say never.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BI did.
Speaker BThey were all very friendly and very nice, I must admit.
Speaker AWhat's something stupid?
Speaker AWhat's the stupidest You've ever stupid thing that you have both ever heard someone say.
Speaker CWhen my friend.
Speaker CSo I went to uni in Cardiff, which is in Wales, when my friend came to visit me, she was like, oh, do they charge for data roaming here?
Speaker AOh, stop.
Speaker BAnd I was like, oh, babe, that's bad.
Speaker AAre you still friends?
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CAnd now she's in charge of a whole human child.
Speaker AOh, God.
Speaker BI had a friend, and she probably listens to this podcast.
Speaker BI'm not slagging you, by the way, but you did say this.
Speaker BShe came over.
Speaker BShe came over to Aberdeen to visit us, Amber, when we were in uni there.
Speaker AI think I know who this is.
Speaker BShe's like, what time is it over there?
Speaker BNo, there's nothing worse.
Speaker BOkay, next one.
Speaker BAmber, what is something you wish more people knew about you and why?
Speaker BOh, that's a good one.
Speaker AI find that.
Speaker ANo, I find that a very difficult question to answer.
Speaker AWhat, they knew more about me?
Speaker AThat I'm quite sensitive and a deep thinker.
Speaker AIs that too.
Speaker BAre you a deep thinker?
Speaker BI've only seen you.
Speaker BI've only seen your shadow.
Speaker BThinking.
Speaker BI haven't seen.
Speaker BI haven't really.
Speaker AWhat would you say?
Speaker AIt's a tricky question because that's just like.
Speaker AIs it like something boisterous?
Speaker AIs it like, oh, that I have, like, two birthmarks.
Speaker BDo you?
Speaker AWell, yeah, we all have the same one at the back of our head, and then I have one on my inner thigh.
Speaker BI, I, I.
Speaker BWell, I don't know.
Speaker BI think when you start doing something like this and people start to, to know you for what you're actually like, it's a lot.
Speaker BIt's, it's, it's better.
Speaker BLike, I think before I started doing podcasts, people just thought that I was a complete rsol, to be honest with you.
Speaker BNow they think I'm less of an rso.
Speaker AOh, I was gonna say.
Speaker AI'd say they still have that opinion.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BWell, also, I think people think that I never see my kids, and I, I spend a lot of time with my kids, and I'd say that I'm a very good mother, if I do say so myself.
Speaker BYeah, okay.
Speaker AThat was a hard one.
Speaker BWhat's a kid food you secretly or not so secretly still enjoy as an adult?
Speaker BEmo.
Speaker BI know.
Speaker BYou'd eat shite.
Speaker AI'm the same.
Speaker AI'd still, I'd still eat it all.
Speaker CI literally just had a pepperoni.
Speaker BWhat the hell is a pepper?
Speaker BThose long sticks.
Speaker AYeah, it's dried meat.
Speaker BI've never had one of them.
Speaker AIn my life, I'd love all the sweets that we used to have.
Speaker AI'd still eat chicken goujons.
Speaker AOne of my favorite things, of course.
Speaker BChicken goose has a hero meal.
Speaker BHave you ever had someone make you a chicken goujon, though?
Speaker BLike, from scratch?
Speaker BThe difference is phenomenal, you have to admit.
Speaker BThere's just.
Speaker BAlthough there's.
Speaker BDo you know those southern fried chicken dippers?
Speaker BThe big ones from Marks and Spencer?
Speaker AYeah, they're good.
Speaker AThe kids have.
Speaker BAnd beans.
Speaker BI love beans.
Speaker AI overdid it on the beans there a few weeks ago, so I'm.
Speaker AI'm having a bit of a hiatus from them.
Speaker AJesus.
Speaker BI'm.
Speaker BA spaghetti hoop.
Speaker ANo, I would not.
Speaker APulls off spaghetti hoops anymore now.
Speaker ANo, Emo was.
Speaker BYou have a spaghetti hoop.
Speaker CNo, they're not for me.
Speaker AOh, I remember.
Speaker BYou remember.
Speaker AYou used to get the spaghetti bolognese in a can or the spaghetti meatballs in a can.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker AOr Spam in a can.
Speaker BSpam and a come.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWho is an underrated artist or band that you always recommend?
Speaker AMary Bloody Black.
Speaker BWe do.
Speaker BWe do talk about it.
Speaker BI, like, I also am mad for Kneecap now, and I saw that they're not underrated.
Speaker BI know they're not underrated, but they're new on my horizon.
Speaker BI listen to them a lot.
Speaker BI listen to stuff like.
Speaker BLike, I was cycling into.
Speaker BInto Umo.
Speaker BI'm always with him on there.
Speaker BAnd I was cycling in, and I was listening to Snoop Dogg Doggy Style, the album.
Speaker BAnd I was like, if anyone could hear what's going on in my ears right now, like, it's so savage.
Speaker BSo stuff that he's talking about in those songs, and I'm just.
Speaker BIt's so bad.
Speaker AWe used to call that all the.
Speaker AWhat is it?
Speaker A2001 chronic.
Speaker BAnd then NWA 2001 chronic is like, that's my.
Speaker BWhen my funeral's gone on, that's what I want.
Speaker BPlaying that whole album.
Speaker BAll great songs.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BDo you prefer a bath or a shower?
Speaker BAnd why.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AShower.
Speaker A100ammo.
Speaker BShower.
Speaker CShower.
Speaker AIt's more efficient.
Speaker BWell, obviously, like, I think a bath is a real treat.
Speaker BThe fact that mom sometimes has two baths a day, I'm like, you have too much time on your hands.
Speaker ALike, oh, the path is just a lot of investment.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI will say, when I was sick, I couldn't get out of the bath.
Speaker BI had to get in and out of the bath, like, maybe six times a day.
Speaker BIt was so bad.
Speaker BAnd they really are helpful if you.
Speaker AFeel like when you share emo, do you let the water wash your feet or do you pick your feet up.
Speaker CAnd wash them unless there's, like, visible dirt on them?
Speaker CI just let them do the work.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AThe odd time now if I'm feeling like a real treat, you know, get.
Speaker BThe fingers in between the toes.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BIf you could instantly master anyone's skill, what would it be?
Speaker BLanguages for me.
Speaker AYou already said that before.
Speaker BYeah, languages in my language.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CI'm not all right at languages.
Speaker CI just.
Speaker CI've never mastered them fully, maybe.
Speaker COr music, like being, like, pitch perfect and being able to, like, pick up any.
Speaker CAny instrument, just play it perfectly.
Speaker AOh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker AOr a good singer.
Speaker CSo impressive.
Speaker BSo, Amber, I thought that.
Speaker BMoving on from your horrendous pillows.
Speaker AI have them right over there.
Speaker AI can show you.
Speaker ABut, like, I do have to say, like, no, I'm not taking a hit on this.
Speaker AThis is bad.
Speaker AThis is like, just gonna get a name for myself.
Speaker BUnwashed pillowcases can harbor 17 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat a report finds.
Speaker BI mean, I'd sit in the toilet seats in Global, but I wouldn't sit in her.
Speaker AWell, you used to when you were younger, your little dirt bag.
Speaker BThat's what.
Speaker BThat's how we used to fight with each other.
Speaker BWe used to, like, go and sit in each other's pillow with our.
Speaker ARub our pair of bums on the other person's pillow.
Speaker AIt's probably why I got words.
Speaker BBaby.
Speaker BI remember.
Speaker BI'll never forget ever running upstairs to do it to my pillow, and I'm like, it's too late.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BSo here's a few things that are dirtier than your toilet seat or an armor's case or pillowcase.
Speaker AOkay, no, apparently it's not my pillowcase.
Speaker AApparently it's my pillow.
Speaker AAnd I could get you a pillow and show you they are white.
Speaker BYour phone has 10 times more bacteria than a toilet seat seat.
Speaker AI believe that people don't, like, clean their phones.
Speaker BWhen.
Speaker BWhen did either of you last clean your phone?
Speaker BCome on.
Speaker BI don't remember.
Speaker AI probably did it about two weeks ago or last week.
Speaker AYeah, but.
Speaker ABut like, the thing about it is with phones now, do you never see the little vents at the bottom for listening and stuff?
Speaker AThey get filled with like, little bits of dirt and stuff like that.
Speaker AIt's disgusting.
Speaker BYour keyboard.
Speaker BI mean, my laptop's.
Speaker BI was embarrassed my laptop did that.
Speaker BI'm going to clean it after this podcast, cuz so it's got 400 times more bact Toilet seat shopping cart handles.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker ALike, sorry.
Speaker AI'd be a firm believer to still have the, like.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AWhat's called the antibacterial spray to wipe down your shopping cart handles.
Speaker AAnd then also for public transport.
Speaker BYou never do that when you are.
Speaker BYou tell me when you go down.
Speaker BSuper.
Speaker BYou're washing your shop and tr.
Speaker AWhen they had the stuff there to do it when it was co.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd then masks as well.
Speaker AFor public transportation.
Speaker BDefinitely no, Amber, No.
Speaker BYour kitchen sponge.
Speaker BIt's basically a bacteria hotel.
Speaker BIt could be 200, 000 times dirtier than your toilet.
Speaker BNow, what I will say is we don't have a sponge.
Speaker BI use those microfiber cloths.
Speaker AI love them.
Speaker AYeah, but like, I'd say you got to be washing them every day.
Speaker BYeah, of course you have to on your bed sheets.
Speaker BIf you don't wash your sheets regularly.
Speaker BOn me, they collect sweat.
Speaker AHonestly, I wash them weekly.
Speaker AYou make me paranoid.
Speaker ALike, you make me paranoid.
Speaker AWhen I was washing them, I was like, look, when I was changing them, I was just like looking at the pillowcases and I was like, well, she tough.
Speaker AIs that bit there yet?
Speaker AI know, I know from talking to people previously.
Speaker ANow this is over the years and I won't be named names.
Speaker AI remember asking someone and they genuinely said that they didn't wash their sheets, like only every two to three months.
Speaker AAnd I was just like, you know how bad that is?
Speaker ABecause apparently, obviously you shed like 10,000 skin cells every night.
Speaker BOh, God, we're disgusting.
Speaker BHumans are gross.
Speaker BWell, I tell you what, I wasn't when I had, obviously, because I was a bit hungover on Sunday.
Speaker BIt wasn't that bad now, in fairness, but did I sweat on Sunday night?
Speaker BAnd I woke up and I was.
Speaker ALike, I'll tell you what, Vogue, when I went into wake you on Sunday morning, every bit of your pillow was yellow brown, a bit brown in some patches.
Speaker AI should have taken a bloody picture for the pod.
Speaker AThat's what I was like, Vogue, are you in there?
Speaker AAnd it was just such little slope.
Speaker BWhat was.
Speaker BWhat was the deal with you on Sunday, by the way?
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI fell asleep in Amber's bed.
Speaker BDon't ask, right?
Speaker BI'd had too much to drink, fell asleep when I was bed in my coat and everything.
Speaker BAnd then Amber's like, get out.
Speaker ALike, I don't want to share a bed with anyone at like 8 in the morning.
Speaker BLike, she'd been sitting there waiting until appropriate time.
Speaker AYou were kicking me and stuff like that.
Speaker AIt was a Super king bed.
Speaker AAnd you're still like, knee me and kicking.
Speaker AKicking me.
Speaker BAnyway, then I go back up to my own bed.
Speaker BI said, smelly, don't ask.
Speaker BAnd I got into bed and I was like, I need to go back to sleep.
Speaker BSo I went back to sleep till 11.
Speaker BAnd you're.
Speaker BYou're what woke me up at 11?
Speaker BWhat are you asking?
Speaker AI couldn't get back asleep after you, you big oaf, left the room.
Speaker BI could have gotten.
Speaker BYou were just jealous because I was.
Speaker BI was clocking up the errors for a hangover.
Speaker AI was a bit jealous, yeah.
Speaker ABut it's too cold down there.
Speaker ALike, that's probably why I'm sick.
Speaker AThere's some other bad habits, right?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThat need to be eradicated.
Speaker AJust canceled once and for all.
Speaker APicking your nose and eating it.
Speaker BOh, I.
Speaker BI was on the tube and I saw a little boy doing that and his parents just did nothing.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, come on.
Speaker BNo, emo.
Speaker BNot cute.
Speaker BNo, never was.
Speaker BThe boy.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AThat's disgusting.
Speaker CThey can be.
Speaker BNo, I think you should forgive like.
Speaker CA three year old.
Speaker CThey do it mindlessly.
Speaker ANo, he got his finger up.
Speaker BYeah, but he's not eating it.
Speaker AAt least I've seen him put that finger in his.
Speaker BAh, stop.
Speaker BHe does not.
Speaker ASo listen, when you pick your nose and eat it, it spreads germs and can weaken your immune system.
Speaker AInstead of strengthening it, leading to infections.
Speaker ACan also rip the lining of your nose, leading to nosebleeds.
Speaker AYou used to get a lot of nosebleeds when you're younger.
Speaker BYeah, Amber, I was actually meant to get my adenoids caught, or whatever they're called.
Speaker BI actually had a problem.
Speaker BI do pick my nose.
Speaker BI do.
Speaker BI mean, I'm sorry.
Speaker BWe all pick your nose.
Speaker BLike, you can't say you don't.
Speaker AI get a tissue.
Speaker AA tissue?
Speaker BOh, sure.
Speaker BEvery time you're getting, you're reaching for a tissue.
Speaker BI don't know what you do.
Speaker BI know a girl who once said to me, she's like.
Speaker BShe ever like.
Speaker BLike you're just like sitting there doing something.
Speaker BThen you put your baby finger in your mouth.
Speaker BYou're like, ew.
Speaker BAnd then she's like.
Speaker BThen you remember that you had it in your ear.
Speaker BI was, that's disgusting.
Speaker BI was like, no, no, that's rotten.
Speaker ASo another bad habit is spitting.
Speaker ASo spitting spreads bacteria and viruses.
Speaker AIt's also one of the most common ways of spreading infections.
Speaker AAnd it's considered unhygienic.
Speaker APublic spaces now sometimes.
Speaker AOnly sometimes.
Speaker AIf we're On a walk.
Speaker AI might have to spit.
Speaker ABut that's.
Speaker ABut other than that.
Speaker BThat's because we're going for a walk and Amber's sparking up a cigarette.
Speaker BI'm like, humber, we're.
Speaker BWe're going on a walk.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker ABefore we get into it, Amber would.
Speaker BBe like, I would be.
Speaker BThen nearly a mile down the road.
Speaker ABehind, I stopped to take photos.
Speaker BNo, should be voice noting somebody.
Speaker BI'm like, am I in a walk alone or did I go with Amber?
Speaker AYou usually get someone to come with you.
Speaker AAnother one is now this.
Speaker AI can't believe that people still do this.
Speaker AWiping back to front.
Speaker BWell, Amber, I actually put that in for you.
Speaker ASpreading bacteria from the anus to the urethra, increasing the risk of infection.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AIt's anus imaging.
Speaker AOkay, I said a noose as a joke.
Speaker AImagine.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BI never call her Imogen.
Speaker BOkay, Amber and I have a couple of things that we want to deep dive.
Speaker BI want to do a quick chat about the Grammys.
Speaker BDid you watch the Grammys, anyone?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BKendrick Lamar won five Grammys for dissing Drake.
Speaker BRemember that diss track he did?
Speaker BHe's savage.
Speaker BJaden Smith made us all loathe him again.
Speaker BHonestly, he went with a house on his head.
Speaker BBut.
Speaker BBut then I was like, but why is he at the Grammys?
Speaker BI don't get it.
Speaker BWhy is he there?
Speaker ANot because of nepotism anyway, because apparently him and the sister didn't benefit from their parents careers.
Speaker AHis successful career.
Speaker BYeah, but what?
Speaker BI don't get it.
Speaker BLike, I want to go to the Grammys, but, like, there's no goddamn way I'll be invited to the Grammys.
Speaker BAnd he turns up with a house on his head.
Speaker AOh, I don't know.
Speaker AHe used to be best mates with the.
Speaker AWhat are they called?
Speaker AThe Kardashians.
Speaker BThen there was a Bianca sensory who showed up with Kanye west, obviously, and did her naked stunt, which are just.
Speaker BI mean, she has the nicest body I've probably ever seen in my life.
Speaker AI thought they were getting divorced.
Speaker BI mean, did you see that little kid looking around the corner while she was standing there naked?
Speaker BLike, I would go a mental.
Speaker AWell, apparently they weren't invited.
Speaker AJust went on the red carpet and then left.
Speaker BI just find the whole thing, and I know everyone's like, unpacking it and being like, oh, she just looks dead behind the eyes.
Speaker BHe looks dead behind the eyes.
Speaker BI've never seen either of them smile.
Speaker BI think that they're both in this, like, weird Thing together.
Speaker BIt's just really strange.
Speaker BAnd like, I mean, what is the point for her?
Speaker BI just don't understand.
Speaker AI don't really get it.
Speaker AI would just be mortified.
Speaker ABut listen, he has no shame.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BWhat else?
Speaker BSomething that I want to tell you.
Speaker BAnd Taylor Swift was snubbed.
Speaker BDidn't win anything.
Speaker AShe looked like she was having the time of her life, though.
Speaker BShe looks like gray crack.
Speaker BI have to say, Taylor Swift looks like she would be good fun to go on the piss with.
Speaker AShe was with your.
Speaker AYour pal you love from that show made.
Speaker BOh, I love her.
Speaker BMargaret Qualy.
Speaker AThey were.
Speaker AThey were hanging out.
Speaker AAnd then.
Speaker ADid you see the videos of Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga?
Speaker AAbsolutely wrecking it.
Speaker AWhen I'd love to be friends.
Speaker ACharlie XCX was performing.
Speaker AIt looked like great crack.
Speaker BThey aren't great crack, though.
Speaker BNone of those things are ever great.
Speaker ACroc.
Speaker AOh, okay.
Speaker BThe best crack is to.
Speaker BWell, I mean, if you're.
Speaker BIf you're.
Speaker BObviously if you're nominated for something, that would be quite a lot of fun.
Speaker BBut if you're just there like a pleb, like we would be.
Speaker BIt wouldn't be that much fun with.
Speaker AHouses on our heads.
Speaker BThe worst part about Jaden Smith is that we would be lower rent than him.
Speaker BLike, way lower rent.
Speaker BLike, he is way above us.
Speaker BAnd that's what's sad to me.
Speaker BNo, that's probably what bothers me so much.
Speaker BAnd also, we want to do a deep dive on Chiara Ferragami.
Speaker BBut do you want to do that today or do you want to save it?
Speaker AI think we need to save that because apparently some people are now saying it's all a big ploy because obviously they were two, like, big people in Italy and they were the perfect couple.
Speaker AHe was a rapper and she was like a goody two shoes.
Speaker ASo I think leave that for another day because we need to do a bit more research on it.
Speaker BWe're doing a bit more research on it.
Speaker BBut Kiara Faragami is basically a huge influencer in Italy and she married this guy.
Speaker BAnd then there was a tick tock thing going around to say that he basically was seeing someone from before they got married, asked this girl to get with him, she said no.
Speaker BAnd then he stayed with Kirari Ferragami, married her, and then kept going out with the other girl.
Speaker BBut we need to deep dive more.
Speaker BThat's what happens.
Speaker AYou need to learn how to pronounce her name.
Speaker BOh, sorry, I didn't realize you were Italian, Amber.
Speaker AAnd also, sorry, I needed to correct you about your woman from last week because the woman that got convicted, right?
Speaker BThe forester.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ABut you kept on saying that she is the woman who's with the guy now, and she's sending it to your man's ex.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker BThat's even weirder.
Speaker AThat's why I was like, I wonder if they're still together.
Speaker BAh, her boyfriend's ass, you know?
Speaker ADid you not get that either?
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI thought she was.
Speaker ANo, she's not.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BThat's.
Speaker BSo imagine, like, I started going out with Spencer at the start and started sending his ex girlfriend's video.
Speaker BThat's what's so messed up about it.
Speaker ALike, is he still with your one?
Speaker BLike, he couldn't be, because it's abs.
Speaker BLike, I mean, this house is definitely.
Speaker BThere's a lot of loud noises that go on around this house.
Speaker BThere really is.
Speaker BLike, Spencer thought I was downstairs the other day, and I was like, are you okay?
Speaker BThe kitchen.
Speaker BSo that.
Speaker BBut your one didn't get any jail time.
Speaker BSo she basically was sending the.
Speaker BThe like, ex girlfriend.
Speaker BShe was sending her videos of her farting, and she got done for.
Speaker BLike, she got charged and everything, but she didn't do jail time.
Speaker BSo that was the update on that.
Speaker AI just find it absolutely bizarre that you're mad and then, you know that video that was going around, please stop farting.
Speaker AIt does not smell good.
Speaker AThat's happened on a plane to me before.
Speaker AAnd it's just like, oh, my God.
Speaker AGod.
Speaker BSome of the farts on the planes.
Speaker AYou'Re like, that's why you have to.
Speaker AHave to.
Speaker AHave to wash your clothes the minute you get off a flight.
Speaker AThe amount.
Speaker ALike, we're talking about bacteria.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker BI said it before and I'll say it again.
Speaker BThose poor people that are opening the.
Speaker APlane door, I'd say some of them pass out.
Speaker BI'd say something.
Speaker AI've got another one.
Speaker AQuick, get a stretcher.
Speaker BBut that's like being a really jealous ex.
Speaker BI think that, like, member Paloma Faith, she basically paid for a billboard at the end of her ex's road to promote her new album with, like, a big, gorgeous picture of her.
Speaker BAnd I kind of loved that.
Speaker BThat was, like, much better than sending fart videos.
Speaker AOh, stop.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker AYour one wasn't even the ex.
Speaker AI just move.
Speaker AWhy would you be so bitter?
Speaker BI just.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BIt's just bizarre.
Speaker APeople are weird.
Speaker ADid you hear about what the sexiest job of 2025 is?
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BPodcasting.
Speaker ASo it's not looking for a man in finance anymore.
Speaker AWell, not that I will be anyway.
Speaker AIn a study, thousands of singles confirmed what they think is the sexiest career.
Speaker AAnd it was doctors, nurses.
Speaker BOh, yes.
Speaker AAnd therapists who came out.
Speaker AAnd top.
Speaker ANow I would challenge therapists.
Speaker ANo offense.
Speaker BYeah, I'm not having a therapist like psychoanalyzing me when I'm having a complete meltdown.
Speaker BAnd they're just like, well, come on, let's unpack it.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker AJust.
Speaker AJust relax.
Speaker ATake a moment.
Speaker ATake 10.
Speaker AAnyway, a third of the men and women surveyed said that the health care is.
Speaker AIt's the sexiest profession.
Speaker AWith 26 specifically wanting a hot doctor.
Speaker AThe finance sector failed to make the top sexiest job of 2025.
Speaker ASorry, man in finance.
Speaker AWhat do you think are the sexiest jobs?
Speaker BRemember I used to go out with your man Dr.
Speaker BDave.
Speaker BRemember?
Speaker BAnd he was in.
Speaker BWe met him when we were in Wetherspoons.
Speaker BRemember?
Speaker BFrom Derry?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BOh my God, Amber, you worked with him.
Speaker BAnd I fancied him for ages when we worked in Wetherspoons.
Speaker BNo, that was a horrible job.
Speaker BYou didn't last very long.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AListen.
Speaker AWhat do you mean?
Speaker AI was perfectly.
Speaker AWe both lasted the same amount of time.
Speaker BExcuse me.
Speaker BNo, I worked well after.
Speaker AAre you.
Speaker AI was too busy with my studies, my six hours of classes a week.
Speaker BWhat other.
Speaker BWe always kind of were.
Speaker BWe.
Speaker BWe used to work in the Summit Shop together when we were trying to figure out why both of us got fired.
Speaker BAnd I got.
Speaker AI know I got fired.
Speaker BYeah, I think I got fired for closing up early, which was only 10 minutes early.
Speaker AI got fired for not opening up.
Speaker BHow did you know?
Speaker BBecause you're at a party.
Speaker AI was only 18.
Speaker AI probably was 17 or 18 at the time.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd yeah, yeah, was at a party.
Speaker BAnd I was at a party.
Speaker AI slept it out after being at a party.
Speaker ABut I remember being like, would he ever chill out?
Speaker BI closed at 10 to 7.
Speaker BBut if the shops open at 7 to 7.
Speaker BVery, very throat.
Speaker ABut then I think we were always quite good with our jobs.
Speaker AI was worked in pubs and then we both worked in Brass Monkey.
Speaker BI loved working in Brass Monkey.
Speaker BWorking in rest.
Speaker BI like working in restaurants.
Speaker BI think at least in restaurants you get to chat to people.
Speaker BRemember we worked in San Francisco.
Speaker AI used to get in trou for talking to people for too long.
Speaker AToo much dwell time at the table.
Speaker ASo did I actually was the worst in terms of being so condescending.
Speaker AI was like.
Speaker AI eventually said it to her.
Speaker AI was like, you do Know you speak to me differently.
Speaker AHow do you speak to the other girls?
Speaker AAnd she was like, you just need a bit more attention.
Speaker AAmber, you.
Speaker BNo, actually, I was gonna say, I can't imagine you being a good waitress, but I remember when he worked in Finlanders and you were quite a good waitress.
Speaker AI was.
Speaker AI was a bartender.
Speaker AThank you very much.
Speaker BI remember they used to put me up the top and no one will come in.
Speaker BSo I just stand there and read my book.
Speaker BI know I should have been probably cleaning the bar and stuff, but, like.
Speaker AStand there reading your book.
Speaker AAs if you could read.
Speaker AHere we go, guys.
Speaker AIt's agony.
Speaker AAmp.
Speaker ASo this is where you get in touch with me and give me your dilemma.
Speaker AAnd we'll thrash it out between myself and.
Speaker AAnd Vogue.
Speaker ASo here we go.
Speaker AHey, Amber.
Speaker ALove you on the pod.
Speaker AAs Vogue would say, your gas.
Speaker AMy mom has decided that it's time for a family.
Speaker BExcuse me.
Speaker BDon't, please don't put words in my mouth.
Speaker BI absolutely would not say that.
Speaker AMy mom has decided that it's time for a family photo shoot.
Speaker AThinking matching outfits, awkward poses, and way too many fake smiles.
Speaker AYou know the ones I meet mean the kind.
Speaker BJeans and a white T shirt.
Speaker BLove them.
Speaker AYeah, I don't mind that.
Speaker ANot that I've ever done one.
Speaker AYou know the ones I mean?
Speaker AThe kind that end up framed in your friend's house where you look like you're all trapped in an uncomfortable nightmare.
Speaker AI really, really don't want to do it.
Speaker AWhat sane person would?
Speaker AI've tried everything.
Speaker APretending I have plans, telling her I'm too busy with work, even accidentally spilling my drink on my favorite shirt in the hopes that you'll call it off.
Speaker ABut no.
Speaker AMy mom is determined.
Speaker AShe's going full force, thinking this will be the perfect family moment.
Speaker AWe're in this awkward standoff where I'm going to have to put on a jumper.
Speaker ALike a twatter, smile in a way that looks like my soul's been crushed, and pretend like I'm not dying inside.
Speaker AAs I get my picture taken.
Speaker AHow do I survive?
Speaker BI love.
Speaker BI just.
Speaker BLike, I'm.
Speaker BI'm actually going to organize one for the kids pretty soon.
Speaker BI love them.
Speaker BLike when we.
Speaker BWhen we have a new baby and we do hello.
Speaker BPhoto shoot.
Speaker BLike I.
Speaker BLike, I don't know if I would do it again.
Speaker BBut I.
Speaker BI mainly did it because you get these amazing pictures where you've got your hair and makeup done and you've got all the kids in these pictures, and you've just Got them forever.
Speaker BI love that voice.
Speaker AVibe I like.
Speaker ABut the last family photo.
Speaker AWell, we obviously got photos taken on Saturday but like, I wouldn't turn my nose up.
Speaker AI think it's a lovely thing to do in terms of capturing memories and stuff like that.
Speaker AMaybe try and tweak it so you're happy with whatever is happening on the day in terms of what you're wearing.
Speaker BDo it for your mom.
Speaker BShe'd obviously love it.
Speaker AYeah, she obviously clearly does love it if she's just ignoring all your excuses.
Speaker AAnd it's nice to have those memories and then you can take the piss out of your.
Speaker AYour siblings as you get older.
Speaker BI'm sure.
Speaker BWouldn't we love to have had a photo shoot with our dad because where is he now?
Speaker BHe's not photo shoot ready.
Speaker BSo let's just consider that.
Speaker AWhat was that?
Speaker AConsider that I look like your man.
Speaker ALego laughs in one of our last.
Speaker ARemember the ear is popping out.
Speaker BI used to like I wasn't smiling our in our younger pictures because I used to have a big gap my my teeth that I hated.
Speaker BSo I used to just have this weird like close mouth smile and I tried to tie my teeth.
Speaker BYeah, I hated my teeth.
Speaker BWhy do you think I literally forced my parents to get me braces?
Speaker BI hated them.
Speaker AWell, I think it's a good idea.
Speaker AI think you just got to suck it up and you just got to get on with it for this.
Speaker BYou gotta suck that up.
Speaker BThank you so much for listening everybody.
Speaker BWe've had a fantastic time and if you would like to listen to more where we'll be back with you on Thursday with the bonus where we will be deep diving.
Speaker BGet at it.
Speaker AThis is a global Player original podcast.