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MIC2 (00:00):
Put your headphones on and
get your mic.
MIC3 (00:02):
and let's just press
record.
It's
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already recording.
MIC3 (00:05):
okay.
You look comfy as,
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Sit back, relax
MIC3 (00:11):
You know what?
Just need to stop
MIC2 (00:17):
I've actually said that to
myself.
Yeah.
What day was that?
Tuesday when I was getting alloverwhelmed with what was
happening.
And I said, Tina, stop being apussy.
it
MIC3 (00:27):
Works
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get your shit together.
There's that sexy voice.
Give us some lessons, will you?
I think
MIC3 (00:33):
I think that's a side
hustle for you.
A side hustle for Cassie couldbe.
Voiceover for adult
MIC2 (00:44):
Combined with feet pics
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on, hang
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She
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could make a fortune Do
you not know what Money is in
feet pics
MIC1 (00:52):
Yeah.
Or
MIC3 (00:53):
feet?
elbows.
What?
Elbows.
Elbows?
MIC1 (00:56):
Yeah.
Yeah.
Elbows.
MIC2 (00:57):
Are you kidding
MIC1 (00:58):
No.
Seriously.
Shoulders
MIC3 (01:00):
You are
MIC1 (01:01):
joking.
Yeah people pay to look.
MIC3 (01:02):
At elbows.
Yeah.
MIC1 (01:04):
And I, someone was saying,
I'm not sure if this I don't
know, it's just rolled whip outelbows, hang on.
Yeah, so I heard the other day,I don't know if this is true,
but there's,
MIC2 (01:17):
People
MIC1 (01:18):
people pay other people to
send toenail clippings.
MIC2 (01:22):
Oh, that's disgusting.
MIC3 (01:24):
What?
Send them in the post like alittle envelope full of
clippings.
That's
MIC2 (01:32):
freaking
MIC3 (01:32):
disgusting.
Should we try
MIC2 (01:36):
That
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so gross.
How much money we talking?
MIC1 (01:40):
I dunno.
But there's so many people with
MIC3 (01:42):
Paul
MIC2 (01:42):
has like talons.
MIC1 (01:44):
fetishes.
MIC3 (01:45):
he get a fortune.
What's a talon?
know, like a,
MIC2 (01:49):
an eagle talon, like, you
know, with the big curve
MIC1 (01:51):
No, we're not going there.
Nah, pull it back.
Let's go back to the feet pics.
MIC3 (01:59):
Ah,
MIC2 (02:00):
That actually makes me
feel
MIC3 (02:02):
physically sick.
Seriously.
MIC1 (02:04):
So many people are making
money out of this
MIC3 (02:07):
are you getting this?
Where are you getting thisinformation from?
MIC1 (02:10):
I can't tell.
I can't tell.
Yeah.
Dark
MIC3 (02:13):
web.
What's going on?
Okay, need to, let's be serious
MIC1 (02:20):
what's going on?
Is that
MIC3 (02:22):
I'm losing it because
you're really tired
MIC1 (02:24):
What's going on is I need
a side hustle.
We just started throwing arounda few ideas,
MIC3 (02:30):
Toenails
MIC1 (02:31):
okay.
MIC2 (02:32):
Oh my God, I'm losing it
MIC1 (02:33):
so what is tonight's
episode
MIC3 (02:35):
go, Cassie, you've got a
topic for us.
Go.
MIC2 (02:38):
lets continue with that
one
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one Yeah,
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Yeah
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side hustles.
MIC1 (02:40):
Yeah, side hustles,
because there's actually a lot
of people doing side hustlesnow.
When we scroll and there's justso many things that come up on
your, like feed.
One of the biggest ones at themoment.
Have you seen how they show youto go on Amazon and you pick
something and then you copy andpaste it and then they pay you a
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certain amount to just put it onyour Insta?
MIC2 (03:06):
No.
Oh,
MIC1 (03:07):
Oh really?
Why?
I'm getting like.
So many of these Promoting aproduct and they reckon, oh, you
just copy and paste
MIC2 (03:16):
sounds like a
MIC1 (03:17):
sounds like a scam.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
Like it has to be,'causeeveryone's, there's a million of
them in my feed just.
Yeah.
And I dunno why, because I don'tclick on any of it.
And
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never heard of it
MIC3 (03:27):
I've never heard of it.
But maybe you just clicked justone time and that's enough.
have to, for it to keep.
Or you stopped.
MIC2 (03:34):
You stopped for a certain
amount of time.
Mm-hmm.
Because they have like heat mapson websites to see where
people's eyes are going.
Literally, it's creepy as hell.
MIC1 (03:45):
so the side hustles
though, I mean, you gotta be
careful too because.
You've gotta pay tax oneverything.
MIC3 (03:54):
really?
On toenail clippings.
MIC1 (03:57):
You do.
MIC3 (03:58):
I've got gross toenail
story, that I just remembered.
MIC2 (04:01):
Right, then
MIC3 (04:02):
and then we'll go back to
a proper topic.
So years ago, I don't, I can'texactly remember what
MIC2 (04:11):
happened.
I snorted,
MIC1 (04:12):
here, but
MIC3 (04:12):
years ago, you know,
Christie and Beej,
MIC2 (04:17):
Should you be saying
names?
It's Okay.
MIC3 (04:20):
Okay.
Um, who was it?
Maybe Christie helped Beej, thiscould be way off, but something
along the lines of Christiehelped Beej, or Beej helped
Christie or something.
They moved a couch.
They were moving a sofa, right?
One of them maybe dropped it orpushed it or whatever, and
crushed the other one's.
Toenail.
Something along these lines.
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I've actually got all thedetails wrong here, but, oh,
where it's going is good.
And then so there's a familyjoke about a toenail.
Like a gross toenail.
Maybe it came off, let's say itcame off, let's say it came off
and Beej kept it and it grossedChristie out so much this
toenail, right?
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Then fast forward, let's say sixmonths to Christmas and Secret
Santa.
MIC1 (05:08):
No, Beej
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has still got it.
He's still got it.
Right.
So maybe the details of thisstory is not correct, but from
now on, this is correct.
He drilled a hole through it,painted it, put it on a
necklace, put it in a littlejewelry box,
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Gave it to her
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for her secret Santa
present, and then we were all
there.
Opening up our presents No, she,oh, what's this?
Oh, this is nice.
And starts unwrapping up.
Oh, like a necklace.
Oh.
And then she looks closely at itlike, oh, that's interesting.
What is that?
And then just like, spew.
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We knew it was coming.
MIC2 (05:51):
That is so bad.
MIC3 (05:54):
that's my story about
toenail Yeah.
MIC1 (05:56):
I actually had saying a
little while ago, don't know,
actually can't remember whofrom, Actually, it may have been
up in the mines.
So obviously in the mines, youknow, people come and go.
So you change rooms and youmight, you know, someone exits
and you.
Move into a room.
Now most of them are week on,week off, so you know you share
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a room, but you swap over.
I'm pretty sure that someone wastelling me I.
And I could be wrong'cause Ihave a pretty shit memory.
Um, they moved a, the bed ormoved a bed and obviously old
mate that used to be in there orstill was used to clip his
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toenails and was too lazy toobviously go throw them out the
door
MIC3 (06:45):
door,
MIC2 (06:45):
That's fucking gross.
MIC1 (06:46):
and put it under.
The bed.
or in one spot.
Can't even remember if there waslike a little gap in the floor,
but there was just a tonn ofthem
MIC3 (06:57):
that is gross.
Nah.
What are
MIC1 (07:00):
are people doing?
Like what are you thinking?
Like how gross?
MIC2 (07:04):
vile.
If I clip my toenails in thebathroom, Pauley kicks me out
the house, man.
He's
MIC3 (07:09):
like,
MIC2 (07:10):
get the fuck out.
don't clip
MIC3 (07:12):
your toenails in here
MIC2 (07:13):
I love
MIC3 (07:13):
that.
Because I think disgusting Yeah,but he
MIC2 (07:16):
clip his toenails at all.
And they're,
MIC3 (07:17):
even more disgusting.
Freaking gross.
Yeah, that's
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why I actually go and pay
someone when else to it and
sometimes can't really affordit, but I can't, like
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it's
MIC3 (07:30):
not a want.
It's
MIC2 (07:30):
a need
MIC3 (07:31):
as in your own toenails.
You can't even cut your own
MIC1 (07:34):
Oh, they're so gross.
MIC3 (07:35):
Oh,
MIC1 (07:36):
it's
MIC2 (07:36):
really,
MIC3 (07:37):
You gross out about your
MIC2 (07:38):
own toenails
MIC1 (07:38):
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, that's just so feral.
I can't even handle No,seriously I seriously feel sorry
for the lady that's doing it.
Do I feel like saying, hun, I'mgonna give you an extra 20.
I feel so sad.
MIC3 (07:52):
the kind of feet they see
yours would be a dream.
MIC1 (07:55):
Oh, look, I, I do usually
keep on top of that, so,
MIC2 (07:59):
Oh
MIC3 (07:59):
they would see all kinds
when they, when
MIC2 (08:02):
they use the cheese grater
on my heels,
MIC3 (08:05):
there's like a pile dead
skin..
Stop.
MIC2 (08:09):
Because I'm a barefoot
MIC3 (08:10):
person, I don't wear
shoes,
MIC2 (08:11):
man.
So my heels are like leather.
It's
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That's a nice image.
So bad.
Thank you for that image.
So I wouldn't get
MIC2 (08:19):
much money
MIC3 (08:21):
from people foot put that
way.
Yeah.
Okay.
Um, how did we get onto this?
a side hustle.
Side hustles.
They make
MIC1 (08:29):
a fair bit of money too.
MIC3 (08:30):
Yeah, I, I can see that.
MIC1 (08:32):
a long time ago there
MIC2 (08:33):
oh yeah.
MIC1 (08:34):
there was a chick that
used to come into the bank, um,
when I was working in the bankand she.
Was paid for hand modeling andshe made quite a bit of money.
Obviously she had beautifulhands.
It's not one of my strong suits.
I mean,
MIC3 (08:54):
This is ridiculous.
You are just delirious becauseyou are so tired.
Tina's had a week.
just
MIC1 (09:02):
had a
MIC3 (09:02):
have a little nap we'll
take over
MIC1 (09:03):
no, this is, this is
actually good.
'cause this is the bestmedicine.
This is what we talk about.
You know how much shit has poorTina been through this week.
MIC3 (09:11):
Let's talk about Tina's
week.
MIC2 (09:12):
Oh, can we?
Yeah, not, I don't wanna
MIC3 (09:15):
Oh really?
MIC1 (09:16):
so this is, you know,
lighthearted.
This is the thing people, thisis what.
This is the shit we do becausesometimes you just don't wanna
talk about all the crap.
So you get into these things andjust make each other laugh.
And talking about toenails ispretty messed up.
But look at Tina.
Like I,
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She's crying.
MIC2 (09:34):
Oh man, this is Is
MIC3 (09:35):
the best laugh.
MIC1 (09:35):
From when we arrived and
she looked like she was on the
edge of the cliff to now she'shaving a laugh.
You know?
This is shit We do.
This is so good.
MIC3 (09:44):
When I rocked up, that was
not normal, Tina.
No, no.
Um, could you just go throughsome of the stuff on your to-do
list that you had to do thisweek and let us know how you're
going with it?
MIC2 (09:53):
My to-do list?
MIC3 (09:55):
You've got it written
down.
MIC2 (09:57):
Yeah, I'm
MIC3 (09:58):
Okay.
MIC2 (09:58):
Here's the thing.
From now on, I'm not doing ato-do list because it stressed
me
MIC3 (10:03):
out.
Oh, so it was supposed to helpyou?
It
MIC2 (10:06):
was supposed to help me
'cause I kept going, oh yeah, I
gotta do that.
I gotta do that.
Oh yeah, I gotta do that.
Oh yeah, put that on the list.
No, no.
It's actually stressing me outway more.
MIC3 (10:15):
It really'cause a to-do
list is getting it out of your
head and onto your device orpaper, so it's not filling your
head.
MIC2 (10:25):
No,
MIC3 (10:25):
that not help?
MIC2 (10:26):
How much I've got to do.
MIC3 (10:28):
Were you getting things
ticked off?
MIC2 (10:30):
Yes.
And then everything I tickedoff, I was
MIC3 (10:33):
adding more,
MIC2 (10:34):
adding two or
MIC1 (10:34):
three more.
MIC3 (10:35):
So do you feel.
You've got on top of that, thisweek's to-do list?
MIC2 (10:39):
Not no, nowhere near
MIC3 (10:41):
Okay.
And was
MIC2 (10:43):
hence why I'm in the van
laughing
MIC3 (10:45):
my ass off
MIC1 (10:46):
doing a podcast and
distracting
MIC3 (10:48):
talking about toenails.
okay.
So.
What are you going to do aboutthis?
MIC2 (10:58):
burn the
MIC3 (11:01):
Candle at both ends until
it
MIC2 (11:03):
fricking disintegrates.
MIC3 (11:05):
Oh, what she should
MIC1 (11:06):
have done though, she
should have rung her friend who
has a couple days off and said,come and concierge for me.
You should.
And I would've done it for free.
MIC3 (11:16):
I should I actually should
MIC2 (11:17):
have.
MIC1 (11:17):
You should have reach out.
Like that's the thing wesometimes we don't know what
each, we we're all busy.
Yeah.
But.
You know, I could have done it,like just reach out and we need
to do that more.
Go look, I'm drowning a bithere, and if anyone has got a
spare minute, could you come andhelp me?
MIC3 (11:36):
That's a good idea.
yeah.
That's a really good
MIC1 (11:39):
We need to implement that
You
MIC3 (11:39):
never know.
Like know I like, I live up inthe hills and you are down here,
but I might be down in town onenight after work or whatever,
and I could be really close tosomewhere that.
You need something picked up ordropped off, or you just don't
know.
You could just send your list tous and say, can anyone help?
MIC1 (11:56):
With
MIC3 (11:56):
this?
And we might say no.
Well,
MIC1 (11:59):
Well, you know, it's
really, and
MIC2 (12:00):
the thing.
You've gotta be able to
MIC3 (12:02):
say no too, right?
MIC2 (12:03):
If you are asking friends
to reach out when they need
help.
You've gotta promise that if youare not able or you've got other
stuff on you say no without
MIC1 (12:14):
any guilt.
Yeah, absolutely.
MIC3 (12:16):
Yeah, that's true.
MIC2 (12:17):
Otherwise, people won't
ask because Cassie, I know you
too well, that if I said, couldyou come and help this?
You might have 20 other thingson, and you'll rearrange and do
everything so that you'll makeit.
MIC3 (12:31):
happen.
Mm.
Yeah.
So therefore I'd rather not
MIC2 (12:34):
ask because I don't want
you to do something that you
don't have time for
MIC1 (12:38):
Yeah.
But Tina, those 20 other things,are they gonna be more important
than where my mates?
Yeah.
No, but
MIC2 (12:44):
she's not ever gonna say
no, is she?
MIC3 (12:47):
She's never gonna say no.
Actually no,
MIC1 (12:48):
actually I'm learning to
say no a lot more.
MIC3 (12:50):
I doubt it
MIC2 (12:51):
Not to us your not though
Do
MIC1 (12:54):
you say no to me?
No.
You drop everything for me.
It's actually, this is reallygood,
MIC3 (12:59):
what stops
MIC2 (13:00):
from asking
MIC1 (13:01):
you.
Yeah.
Well,
MIC2 (13:01):
we know for a fact that we
will drop everything.
So it's gotta be importantenough to ask, because we know
that people
MIC3 (13:10):
drop it
MIC2 (13:11):
other like we'll drop our
own stuff
MIC1 (13:13):
Well that, but this is the
thing, and I think this is a
really, actually a good, reallyimportant topic that we've
stumbled on.
Everyone's drowning, everyone'smen are drown, men are swamped.
I feel sorry for men.
Actually a lot of men are reallystruggling and you know, they've
gotta be the provider.
They're also picking up kidsfrom daycare.
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There's single dads working.
And you know, it's not manly toask for help, is it?
And men aren't really the onesthat are supposed to say, Hey,
yeah, I'm having a shit day or ashit week and I'm struggling.
It's more acceptable for womento say it and I really feel like
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they're getting a really shitdeal and it worries me because
that leads down a very dark pathfor a lot of them.
And that, you know, is somethingthat I really is personified to
me, especially working out inthe mines with a lot of men out
there that are single dads andthey're mining, so they're doing
week on, week off so they canhave their kids.
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on they're week off and, youknow, they've still gotta go
away.
They actually never get a break.
You know, they don't get to, andthen they don't go get to date
or go out or meet people or,because it's so important for
them to have those kids too forthat week.
So.
Yeah, it, yeah, it's, there's alot going on in the world and
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people are struggling, peopleare scared to ask other people
for help, you know?
Um, as we was talking about justbefore, because we all think,
oh, we've all got so much on,but if we all sort of.
Start to say to friends,parents, sisters, even cousins,
whatever.
Hey, if you've got a minute orCould you pick this up for me in
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town?
Or if we all do it and do littlebits for each other and all, put
our hand up a lot more.
You know, like it's coming backto that Aussie ness of helping
people.
MIC2 (15:15):
Yeah, but we, because we
are all overwhelmed And it like,
you know, there's just so muchto do.
Who do you ask?
'cause everyone else is alsooverwhelmed.
MIC1 (15:25):
But it's like
MIC2 (15:25):
give off, you get someone
to help you with something, but
then you help someone else withsomething.
You've still got the same amount
MIC3 (15:32):
you've taken on a, you've
lost one job and taken on
another job and taken
MIC2 (15:35):
taken on another doesn't
it feel more like we are more of
a community helping each otherout?
MIC1 (15:41):
Yeah.
MIC2 (15:41):
No, you're right there.
MIC3 (15:42):
So
MIC1 (15:42):
not, uh.
You know, you could even justthrow it out and say, Hey, look,
I know you are really busy, but,
MIC2 (15:49):
I could help you this, if
you could help with that
MIC1 (15:51):
Yeah.
MIC3 (15:51):
If you know, yeah, that's,
your friend works
MIC1 (15:53):
in town and you need to
pick something up.
Example, could you pick that up?
I, I don't care when I get itfrom you, but I can't get there.
I work in the Adelaide Hills orwhatever.
Could you pick it up and then,you know, down the track and
when you pick it up and say,thanks, hey, yell out if I can
do something for you.
And it just sort of flows on.
MIC3 (16:14):
Random people?
MIC1 (16:15):
No.
You're in a
MIC3 (16:18):
Community.
And then I'm like, who are youtalking about?
talking about?
Oh, like as in us?
MIC1 (16:22):
The people in there
MIC3 (16:23):
Because you as
MIC2 (16:23):
in our families and
extended
MIC1 (16:26):
so I don't, yeah, I am not
talking about you roll up to
the, the lights and pull downyour
MIC3 (16:31):
window.
Help me
MIC1 (16:33):
and say, Hey mate,
MIC2 (16:34):
I'm at that point
MIC1 (16:36):
and say, Hey mate, I know
you don't know me, but could you
give me a hand?
Would you go to IKEA and pick
MIC3 (16:42):
up?
Yeah.
And just drop it off at my houseand put it together, if you
don't mind.
But our little group chat.
This just might be a crazy idea.
If we all posted our to-do listonce a week or once a month or
once a fortnight,
MIC1 (16:59):
Hey, that's a good idea.
I like it.
MIC3 (17:02):
oh, I could actually help
you with that, or I could help
you with that.
And we could just have a,collaborative list
MIC1 (17:07):
so then you're not
actually feeling like you're
putting it on one.
Yeah.
MIC3 (17:12):
I like
MIC1 (17:12):
We've actually got
MIC3 (17:13):
Or yours?
Or yours.
This is our
MIC1 (17:16):
We've got a family group
chat
MIC3 (17:17):
to-do list and
MIC1 (17:18):
yeah, just throw it out
there.
Even actually was interesting'cause my daughter tonight
needed a lift, but I couldn'ttake her, but I said and pick
her up.
Now the other daughter ended uplike she.
It, it rang my other daughter.
But yes, putting stuff like thaton the group chat in a, in a
week's time.
I've got a 21st.
So Is anyone able to, ratherthan just ringing people one by
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one not that we're, oh, youknow, we're very close family.
We do stuff for each other, butno one likes to ask.
You know, and that's such a goodone, Loz, saying, you're
MIC2 (17:53):
even putting it
MIC1 (17:53):
out there.
No.
MIC2 (17:54):
can someone help me with
this?
You're literally just putting alist.
MIC3 (17:58):
my week's list.
And then
MIC2 (17:59):
We can look through and
go, I can help with that.
MIC3 (18:02):
Or I can't
MIC2 (18:03):
help with any of it.
MIC3 (18:04):
Yeah.
Sorry.
Maybe next time even like, oh, Idon't even know what to buy.
I'm going to a party.
I don't know what to get.
What would you get someone ofthis age have you got any gift
suggestions?
And we could chuck'em on
MIC2 (18:14):
and not even, sorry, I
can't
MIC3 (18:16):
yeah, we are not sorry.
'cause we're all busy.
MIC2 (18:18):
That's the whole point.
Like we don't wanna ask'cause weknow how busy we are, but we
also know that we will go aboveand beyond to do it.
And that's what we don't want
MIC1 (18:26):
each other.
No.
So it's, it's more of a puttingout stuff and if someone can
help out, great.
If they can't, they can't.
But it's more of a collectivething
MIC3 (18:37):
We should trial it and
then we could let people know
how it goes.
It might not work well, itmight.
Well, if anyone
MIC2 (18:43):
listening wants to try
that,
MIC3 (18:45):
Oh yeah.
The comment, yeah.
Let
MIC1 (18:47):
know how it
MIC2 (18:48):
Let us know how.
Let us know how it goes.
Yeah.
MIC3 (18:49):
Yeah.
MIC2 (18:50):
Because that is something
we are seriously lacking in this
society.
And I had a conversation with afriend today who has had some
major overwhelm as well.
This week.
It's like, it's just the week, Idon't know
MIC3 (19:02):
Is there a moon thing or
something happening?
MIC2 (19:05):
everyone seems pushed to
the limits.
She was really pushed to thelimits as well, and.
She was just talking about likehow everyone lacks humanity.
And no one seems to actuallygive a shit about each other.
And this is the one thing thatcan actually show, Hey, I do
give a shit, but you don't haveto ask.
Tell me what's on your plate.
(19:26):
Mm-hmm.
Let's see what we can share.
I love it.
I reckon that's a
MIC3 (19:29):
go.
MIC1 (19:29):
You know, just about
everyone's got a family group
chat or a friend group chat andif you don't, well, you know,
maybe there's another idea thatyou can implement.
yeah, what a great idea
MIC3 (19:41):
Have stumbled across
MIC1 (19:42):
Yeah,
MIC2 (19:43):
I like it.
MIC3 (19:44):
So
MIC2 (19:44):
do you run on to do list,
Lauren?
MIC3 (19:46):
Yes, but paper and pen,
that's like the old fashioned
way.
And cross it out.
I
MIC2 (19:51):
do mine on voice.
So as I'm.
Go about the
MIC3 (19:53):
day, I just
MIC2 (19:55):
quickly go into notes and
then add,
MIC1 (19:58):
Yeah, I go in my notes on
my phone and I have like the
little tick boxes.
Same.
And there's just so muchsatisfaction in ticking that
box.
MIC2 (20:08):
Yes.
MIC1 (20:08):
And then do you I used to,
when, not so much now, but when
the kids were home and, um, myhusband went away a lot, you
know, and I was working, I had alist.
That was about the list.
That was about,
MIC3 (20:23):
Oh yeah.
As in make, write a list and putit on your list.
Tomorrow I need to write a list.
And then there was,
MIC1 (20:30):
know, if I had a project
and then there was, that was on
the list, but then I had aspecific list for that
MIC3 (20:36):
project.
Oh yeah, I see what you mean.
So it like a had Multiple lists.
Yeah.
MIC1 (20:40):
And they just never ended.
MIC3 (20:44):
the never ending list.
MIC2 (20:45):
Well Okay, here's the
question.
Do you ever want your to do listto end.
MIC3 (20:50):
Would it ever end though?
How would it end?
MIC2 (20:53):
Death.
MIC3 (20:58):
Well, that's inevitable.
Well, that's
MIC2 (21:01):
the way your to-do list
ever ends
MIC3 (21:02):
that's a good point.
We don't want it to end yet, sowe get stressed out about our to
to-do list.
Oh, so much today.
But how lucky are we to have ato-do list?
MIC2 (21:10):
How do we frame it?
How are we framing that to-dolist?
MIC3 (21:15):
Yeah.
MIC2 (21:16):
Oh, I'm so busy.
I've gotta organize mydaughter's 13th birthday.
MIC3 (21:21):
How lucky that you have a
daughter.
Oh my goodness,
MIC2 (21:24):
That has friends that
wanna spend time with her and
have the means to book acampsite for them to have a
little party in.
MIC3 (21:33):
How lucky are you?
MIC2 (21:34):
How do we,
MIC3 (21:35):
So many people would dream
of having that on their to-do
list.
and we are complaining about it.
We want it crossed off.
MIC1 (21:43):
Okay.
What's the weirdest thing you'vehad on your today list?
MIC3 (21:49):
Cut my to toenails
MIC1 (21:53):
I have written some stuff
and then I realized like, what
if someone finds this to do list
MIC3 (21:57):
What
MIC2 (21:58):
like get rechargeable
batteries.
MIC1 (22:02):
Yeah, I, I've some pretty
cooked stuff
MIC3 (22:05):
What about you, Tina?
What's the weirdest thing you'vehad on your to-do list?
MIC2 (22:10):
nothing weird.
Really?
No, nothing weird.
Just boring.
Yeah.
It's just you.
MIC3 (22:18):
Oh, we should.
Post our to-do lists.
MIC2 (22:22):
On and in the comments of
the podcast.
MIC1 (22:26):
do you ever think like,
this lives rent free in my head.
Do you think like,
sometimes you write something inyour phone or
have, not that like, but
you think, if I had a car
accident and ended up inhospital, like in a coma or
whatever, and they had to goback to my house and I've, I've
just left my undies on thefloor.
MIC3 (22:49):
No one will care.
You're dead.
MIC2 (22:51):
We're back, we're dead
again.
MIC1 (22:53):
No, I've actually gone
back.
Pulled the car back up.
Unlocked the door, gone, ran in,put them in the dirty clothes
box, and then yeah,
MIC2 (23:02):
that might be a little OCD
there, Cassie.
MIC1 (23:05):
Yeah, but no one wants to
go back and find my undies.
MIC2 (23:09):
I don't think they would
give a shit
MIC1 (23:13):
I do, even if I'm in a
coma, I'd be so embarrassed.
MIC2 (23:17):
It's the first thing you
do when you
MIC3 (23:18):
wake up.
My undies alright,
MIC1 (23:21):
I think we need to
actually wrap this one up.
We've gone from toenails to todolist that is us guys.
That's weird.
We go from one thing to acompletely different, another
topic,
MIC3 (23:33):
alright.
MIC2 (23:33):
Make sure
MIC1 (23:34):
your toenails are clipped.
and don't leave undies on theground
MIC2 (23:37):
go write a to-do list and
share it with us and
MIC3 (23:41):
get
MIC2 (23:42):
tribe together to share
their to-do list.
I'm, I'm super keen about this.
I like it
MIC3 (23:46):
Okay.
Alright
MIC2 (23:48):
night,
MIC3 (23:48):
Night.