Boujee Blondes

Girl dinners & When should Relationships have labels #34

November 01, 2023 Melissa Clarke & Simone grace Season 1 Episode 34
Girl dinners & When should Relationships have labels #34
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Boujee Blondes
Girl dinners & When should Relationships have labels #34
Nov 01, 2023 Season 1 Episode 34
Melissa Clarke & Simone grace

Ever been terrified of eating a fruit as harmless as a kiwi? Melissa found out the hard way about her kiwi allergy that left her with a swollen tongue and an itchy mess! As we discuss allergies this week, a few listeners shared some intriguing tales too - cats, skittles, horses, you name it.  The girls even pondered if it's the dye in the candy causing these peculiar reactions. But it's not all about allergies; we also debated the intricacies of modern relationships.

Imagine dating someone for a solid four months, and while you're not officially a couple, you aren't seeing anyone else either. That's the conundrum one of the listeners is facing, and we dissected it from every angle. The girls took a deep look into the possible red flags, and their feelings, all while navigating this complex scenario. Amidst the seriousness, they lightened the mood with discussions about my weird red sauce obsession and eccentric food combos that come up during girl dinners.

Rounding up the episode, Melissa and simone played an entertaining game involving Done Deal prices. If you thought the fun ends there, you're wrong! They revisited the thrilling highlights of episode 6 and embraced the festive spirit of Christmas, particularly Simone's shopping spree and the sheer joy of coming home for the holidays. To keep up with all the fun and discussions, don't forget to follow us on our podcast platform and social media channels. Until the next time, try to avoid kiwi, maybe?

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Ever been terrified of eating a fruit as harmless as a kiwi? Melissa found out the hard way about her kiwi allergy that left her with a swollen tongue and an itchy mess! As we discuss allergies this week, a few listeners shared some intriguing tales too - cats, skittles, horses, you name it.  The girls even pondered if it's the dye in the candy causing these peculiar reactions. But it's not all about allergies; we also debated the intricacies of modern relationships.

Imagine dating someone for a solid four months, and while you're not officially a couple, you aren't seeing anyone else either. That's the conundrum one of the listeners is facing, and we dissected it from every angle. The girls took a deep look into the possible red flags, and their feelings, all while navigating this complex scenario. Amidst the seriousness, they lightened the mood with discussions about my weird red sauce obsession and eccentric food combos that come up during girl dinners.

Rounding up the episode, Melissa and simone played an entertaining game involving Done Deal prices. If you thought the fun ends there, you're wrong! They revisited the thrilling highlights of episode 6 and embraced the festive spirit of Christmas, particularly Simone's shopping spree and the sheer joy of coming home for the holidays. To keep up with all the fun and discussions, don't forget to follow us on our podcast platform and social media channels. Until the next time, try to avoid kiwi, maybe?

Send us a Text Message.

Speaker 1:

It's the Boojee Blonde podcast with Melissa and Simone, available on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Now let's get Boojee. Welcome to the Boojee Blonde podcast with your co-host, Melissa Clark and Simone Grace. So, on this week's episode, we're going to chat a little bit about my weird key weir reaction.

Speaker 2:

Girl dinners and we also have another GeoC Dilemma free, so really hope you enjoy this episode.

Speaker 1:

Well, hello, my face is deflated?

Speaker 2:

I was literally just going to say it. Are you deflated?

Speaker 1:

I'm deflated. Give me a heart attack.

Speaker 2:

When I saw your story yesterday because for the listening, that's right I literally went on Instagram this evening and all I saw was like Melissa is so swollen I was like what the hell happened to her. She actually looked like she had been stung by a wasp. I didn't see anything like a poor thing.

Speaker 1:

So basically, the moral of the story is my mother tried to poison me lads.

Speaker 2:

She tried to kill her off.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so everyone was like they kept taught it was a filter, like on the Snapchat. Like I was like no, that's my face, like so. And yeah, I have a weird key weir action. Everyone always taught it's been dramatic when I said I was allergic to key weirs, well, now he's. No, I was in line, but like it was.

Speaker 2:

it was scary looking at you, so like in person. It was probably 20 times worse than how you felt as well, you know that kind of way.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, Like because I've got key weir actions before, but obviously my first time I noticed it it was like a bite of a kiwi. So the symptoms were bad, but not too extreme. It was yesterday.

Speaker 2:

And just out of curiosity, like showing your token, because I don't. I personally don't have any reactions that I know of, thank God, like when you're talking. When that happens, I just feel like you're like the, the, the, the, the.

Speaker 1:

Oh, yeah, right, yeah, your whole tongue is swollen here and like my lips felt like they're going to burst. I felt like I got like a face full of like filler. Yeah, like even my eyes went all like like they're like little slits Like you just under itchy, like inside. My eyeball was itchy, my hair was itchy, my skin was itchy, it was burning. My fingertips were starting to like swell up. Couldn't feel them. Yeah, it was actually really scary. And then like I started wheezing. So obviously you can't swallow properly.

Speaker 2:

So yeah, actually terrifying though, Melissa, like I'm sorry, but Like how long did it take for it to go down Like?

Speaker 1:

so it went down by like about six o'clock yesterday and it happened to me at like nine o'clock that morning. What, yeah, now, like like, yeah, it was like I was, I was normal. Looking again by like six o'clock, like I was still puffy, looked like a lot of fluid in my face, but I didn't look like a bee, like like weird.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's probably not even worth thinking about, but at least you know, now you're you're literally going to be checking absolutely everything here on in.

Speaker 1:

So the thing is, the Kiwi is not in much so like you don't really, it's not like a peanut allergy we have to like worry about. Do you know? But yeah, like, even looking at the Kiwis and I was saying supermarket, I was like, oh my God, just give me the fear. Actually had the fear walking past Kiwis in the supermarket Like oh, thank God, you're alive and kicking and breathing anyway.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no one point I was like that's it, here's my time and art is done. I was like I'm gonna die. I asked on my Instagram stories earlier about some people's allergic reaction allergic reactions. So a lot of people are allergic cats.

Speaker 2:

Melissa hates me already anyway because I just have. I don't even. I don't have allergic reaction, I have a phobia. You freak me out. I remember one day my friend, like one of my best friends. She has like an obsession with cats so she always had them like all her lives. One day I went into her room and when you're younger and a teenager and you're like literally looking for something to wear just to do laps of the town, like yeah, I went into her room and I was like oh my God, the bed is like covered in clothes. But whatever way I sat down, the cat was under the clothes and all I heard is Melissa, I literally got a heart attack. I was balling, crying, freaked out. I thought the cat was actually going to come at me and attack me from squishing them.

Speaker 1:

So many people are afraid of cats. They do have evil eyes though, like so I get it. But yeah, it's mad. But so many people actually have like reaction I don't know if it's from maybe their hairs or what like but that I get really red eyes. And this girl says she smells like a balloon. So what's mad, I wonder. Is it the hair?

Speaker 2:

I don't know. You know, I'd say it is, because I do know a lot of people are allergic to horses as well. Really, yeah, it's definitely the hair. I'd say it's the dust that forms off, and might say that causes it more so than anything.

Speaker 1:

Okay, this one girl, my dad's allergic to skittles. He comes out on hives every time he eats them. What's mad? Skittles, skittles, yeah, what yeah, skitties.

Speaker 2:

So does that mean, like most sweet things in his allergic care could be just the dye in them? Maybe?

Speaker 1:

I'm thinking it must be the dye, it has to be.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it is quite strong, to be fair, like I do get quite hyper after eating them.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yes, it must be something very strong then, like so I'm not the only person allergic to kiwis. I knew I was weird, but I knew there has to be some other people out there that are allergic to him. I'm allergic to kiwis, strawberries, and they told me to be careful with bananas as well. What? Hmm, I'm not allergic to strawberries now, but Our bananas?

Speaker 2:

It is funny to think, though, that fruit could do that to you, isn't?

Speaker 1:

it. I think Like a lot of people are like, oh, is it the seeds in kiwis? But it's not, because I remember at my friend's party one year, our first party her mother, my pavlova and I love pavlova, like it's like my favorite dessert and I said is there kiwis on it? She said yeah, and I said I'll be grand, just take the kiwis off. Hmm, but even with like a bit of juice left, say, on the pavlova, it would cause me to react.

Speaker 2:

That's actually insane, though, isn't it?

Speaker 1:

Oh, it's not the seeds that reacts at me, which is weird. I don't know if it's like the citrus of the fruit, maybe.

Speaker 2:

But I'm just wondering how are you with pineapple? Because another way, like they say sometimes, if you're allergic to like really citrus fruit, that most of them that have that high acidic in them.

Speaker 1:

That's actually very random, because the girl actually wrote that to me today. She's like are you allergic to pineapples and you're allergic to kiwis? Well, I've often had pineapple on pizzas, so I don't know, but maybe Of course you did you don't. Yeah, I was like I don't know if it's a difference, because it's kind of cooked the pineapple but maybe raw, but like fresh pineapple I could be. I don't really want to fucking chance it lads, to be honest, after yesterday.

Speaker 2:

So like have you not actually ever had like normal pineapple being cooked.

Speaker 1:

No only on pizzas.

Speaker 2:

You're messing.

Speaker 1:

I swear.

Speaker 2:

So if you're, say, on the holiday or like if you're going to the shop and just get like a fruit salad and there's pineapple there's always seems to be pineapple in it.

Speaker 1:

I've never like noticed it, so maybe I haven't. I haven't blown up like I did yesterday anyway, and so like I must be all right. And it's this nerd girl strawberries. But only since last year I get, I get hypes. I got a hive so big on my shoulder looked like a second shoulder was severely allergic. Well, that's only since last year. It's mad how weird our bodies are.

Speaker 2:

It is funny, though, isn't it, cause I remember, even when I was younger, my mom said that I was allergic to eggs, like when I was a baby, and then, as I got older, like it doesn't seem to affect me. That's weird. Yeah, I was like really, really badly allergic to eggs, like I was like two or three. Like he has to break out in a rash, everything, Wow. And then, like now I can eat them no problem, like I literally have them every single day.

Speaker 1:

That's mental, it's weird. It's weird. Yeah, a lot of people have wrote in and said latex and someone actually messaged me to be careful with kiwis because apparently it's relate. It's on the same thing as like latex, but I've often like I use latex gloves when I'm working and I last day when I don't have any issues, so maybe it's just when I ingest, you know.

Speaker 2:

A lot of people as well are allergic to like teddies. Do you ever hear that? Like geno-like twerries. So it's like the dust mites can cause like an allergy and then like, if they've asked me, obviously flares it up then a lot as well.

Speaker 1:

Okay, yeah, I have a bit of a dust allergy, but like, not like I just be coughing Like do you know what?

Speaker 2:

I mean my grandmother, like when she's just and things down. I remember from years ago like her skin used to go like really, really red and like it's really rough. Yeah, it's mad. It's mad like all the random things that people are allergic to Well this is the most random one, right?

Speaker 1:

Someone is allergic to antihistamines? No way. Yeah, like that's serious Allergic to antihistamines? Yeah, so what would you do like if you actually were, like, allergic to something that called an allergic reaction? What would you?

Speaker 2:

do? What do we need?

Speaker 1:

to Google this, yeah. So what the hell? I feel sorry like, because that's annoying. Let's see if you can hear favourite, I think.

Speaker 2:

I need to figure this out because I'm like avoiding antihistamines in summer like I crack.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, another one, the lip plumper. Very random story but I taught my sorry. Yes to lip plumper. Very random story, but my poor mother taught I got mugged.

Speaker 2:

You know the lip plumper, lip gloss, yeah, yeah, oh my gosh, that's it, but do you know what that actually sings? Like a bitch, though.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it does. And it's so random that so many people are actually allergic to norephine and ibrufine.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I just think it's like I don't know, it's weird. Like I looked it up here, I was like what do you do if you're allergic to antihistamines? And it just says get medical labs straight away, right, like it doesn't even give, like another mouth, right. That's quite scary, isn't it.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, no.

Speaker 2:

I don't know.

Speaker 1:

Well, that was all our listeners reactions that the sender's in, so thank you very much for sending in them.

Speaker 2:

And Melissa is alive and breathing and kicking.

Speaker 1:

I'm breathing, just if I do. You know what I'm. So if anyone wants to like kill me, just leave them a comment. Okay, so how was your?

Speaker 2:

week, simone. It was fine, absolutely fine. Had a lovely week to be fair, busy, hectic as usual, had a lot of events and went on a yacht with a few of our friends, more like a networking event, which was really cool Irish influencers and UK influencers and stuff like that. So it was really nice to kind of mingle in with, you know, kind of your own crowd as well. So it was good and I was good as well. I literally had like two drinks on the boat because I was going into work that night. So yeah, but it was nice. How was yours?

Speaker 1:

I went to my best friend's hen. It was. It was lovely, so she just had like a little mini hen. We went to a Roy and Kakenny so nice moment you may go. Have you ever been? No, oh my God, it's so nice. It's like Thai food, but it's so good.

Speaker 2:

Love Thai food yeah.

Speaker 1:

And then we just went to Gallivante and you know yourselves, round to All the different pubs and having some drinkies and some shots, you know so yeah, did you play some games or anything, or was it just a quite casual one? Just a very casual event. Yeah, so just people getting together, having the lollies, having the drinks, and that was it. Yeah, so it was a good night.

Speaker 2:

Pens are always the best, though. Yeah, they're always like I feel, though, when you go out of the country, or more so, out of your own hometown, you just go wild. Yeah, not wild in a way of like Mental, but like you. Just, you become a different person on the loose.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, no, everyone was lovely at it, as I like all her family and stuff and cousins and stuff. So, yeah, it was really, really nice. It was nice to Catch up. You know, just breathe. Melissa and Simone are here to listen.

Speaker 1:

So, and this week's a juicy dilemma we have this very, very Stress lady. So I've been dating this lad for around four months. He has been a casual. It has been a casual thing, but has what has recently? It has become more serious over the past two months. We are not a couple, but also not seeing other people. I feel at this stage in my life this term is ludicrous, but this is what he wanted to label the relationship, as he says he wants to take things slow. I do really like him and he. We get on extremely well, but I feel like maybe he's keeping his options opened. I'm at the stage in my life where I want to know where I'm heading. I had a conversation with him about my values and what I wanted from a relationship, and I think this may have pushed him away. Do you think this is the case? I really need some advice and opinions on this. I'm driving myself crazy, crazy, as I do want to settle down with him. A Voice, is this a red flag?

Speaker 2:

Oh, you know what I think personally, sometimes Men get kind of scared at the start. When you open up to something like this, they kind of, even though they might like you very much, they just automatically put up like a wall most of them and not saying all of them do and then they're kind of like well, what's going on here? But I don't think he actually means to be that distant. I think maybe you're just overthinking it a bit and maybe he just needs time to actually think About what he wants and to see where it's going. So I think maybe just be cool, come and collect it for the next week.

Speaker 2:

Don't obviously go crazy gal on it and like Text somebody like look what's going on, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I think if you're a bit more chill and laid back about it, that he'll become more, more relaxed about it as well. Not to push things, because I think when you push things sometimes it just Doesn't always end very well and what's meant to be will be a never pass your boy. So I think, just trust the timing.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I think, like ever, she's coming from when, like I feel like at a certain time in your life, like you do really get to the point where you know what you want from your partner values and what your values are. Yeah so like I get where she's coming from from that point, but I do get what you're saying as well. Like I do think men are a bit slower to come around and to get a bit scared as well, like of commitment.

Speaker 2:

But the thing is what I find with men as well, especially because I'm single like a river, like I feel like I can take, take this up more, like sometimes I feel like they Set off this like thing that they I don't know, like they're not seen anyone else, and blah, blah, blah. It's very hard to trust people nowadays. I don't know what it is, but when it comes to settling down, it's just like Hmm, how do you know they're not with somebody else, you know?

Speaker 1:

But this is what I kind of like. The first thing I read with this was when they said they're not seen anyone else but they're not in a relationship. I get what she means like. I get what like people like you do that when you're younger, like you know, like teenagers or but I don't know, I feel like that could be a bit of a bit of a what not Once I read flag, but a bit of something that maybe I'd be concerned about. Is he Just saying that?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, but would it be easily sweet.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, but would it be easily sweet?

Speaker 2:

It's just someone else does that make sense Absolutely, because like he's just like well, this is my get out of jail carriage as well, and night out, if I go out with the boys and something does happen Like we're not in a relationship.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, like I get why. I kind of get the feeling from this listener that she's a bit. She's obviously like in her mid 20s, late 20s. So I feel like at that point in your life though, like for a man as well, like, yeah, I don't want to be with someone, or you don't, yeah, no, I mean you're not doing this shit of like, or we each other, but we're not seeing each other, but we're not in a relationship, like I don't know. I feel like they want to say they would, yeah, if they, if a man, really want you to get in a relationship with you. You know what I mean. So I don't know, maybe like just try, have like a bit of like Phone and stuff, but I wouldn't be going on too much longer. Or even if there's not an actual official label on either no one especially.

Speaker 2:

I think I feel from this Like maybe don't get me wrong like I would say he could be Giving her more hope than what he actually wants, like obviously we don't know the ins and outs of your whole relationship and your time spent together, which we're only judging from the message that was sent in. But I Think, say confident, say proud. Don't let the fear eat you up alive, either like you should be proud of yourself, or even like opening up and saying that yeah, and don't.

Speaker 1:

Another thing as well like you know what your values are. You clearly said that in your message. So don't Don't go against your values just to please a man either. Like stick with your go and stick with your intuition if you feel that he is Like not the right one for you are not going to give you what you want and at this stage in your life he's are not meant to be. So don't settle. Yeah, a hundred percent, but yeah, that was a I feel for because it's it's. It's a sad one, especially you like someone that much. You know what I mean.

Speaker 2:

Like it is, it is and I just think it is hard. I think in this generation it's very hard to trust people like I get it.

Speaker 1:

Just yeah.

Speaker 2:

Settling down now, to be honest.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, you don't want to get hurt either. And then I feel when you open up and you are vulnerable and you get hurt again, it's like noxious even more. So, yeah, just don't settle like the right man will come along. Exactly but send your stories or dilemmas in the boozy blondes podcast at gmailcom.

Speaker 2:

So on this week's episode we're speaking a little bit about girl dinners, girl dinners, girl dinners.

Speaker 1:

I Seen this all over tiktok and like even Keith says to me, like when he's working late, like he'd be, like you would just live on girl dinners. Like he thinks my dinners, the things I eat, are so weird. Like the Like I just I literally go to the freezer and like I'll get out like five hash browns, I'll have a slice of cheese yeah, it's like there could be a strawberry there, I don't know. Like Literally whatever I can find to make my body function, I will eat.

Speaker 2:

Like it's like a proper tapas, isn't it?

Speaker 1:

I like a little bit of everything that is the best way to describe a girl's inner. It would tapas, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Literally. But you know what this is so weird like back at home. Yeah, I'm like, yeah, love beans on toast, I do, but I would actually have that for my breakfast, lunch or dinner and I also would have gladly have a bowl of cocoa pops for my dinner.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, like my, I live on beans on toast, especially for days I'm busy. Beans on toast, protein, bit of carbs, quick and easy, two-minute job. You're fed energies up on the go. I would live on it Well, like it's some of the like. The Another girl dinner I do make is like I'll just get pasta and I will just put like tomato puree on it and Just fuck cheese and off it and eat it and key things. Most disgusting thing in words he's like you are vile.

Speaker 2:

And you want to know something now. Please tell me that you think this sounds nice right one. So you know, like a brown whole meal wrap right, I would banana, hmm, honey and crunchy peanut butter. But you have to toast.

Speaker 1:

The wrap Sounds weird, but I'd eat it like it was. Like a crepe.

Speaker 2:

Melissa, yeah, I suppose it's not that weird, but like I remember when I used to be I'm laughing now, like four years ago when I used to be on night shifts, like we finished work at like two o'clock in the morning and you wouldn't be after eating like all that day. Really Doing your work at night is really hard and then you get like a 20 minute break so you're literally just having like toast or something quick. And I used to say to the lads I'd be like I can't wait to go home now to have a banana and peanut butter wrap. They'd be looking at me, what the fuck? And then most of them were like oh, I can't wait to go home and have like a pizza or something. But no, I'm just like I can't wait to go home and have a banana wrap.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, and it is actually nice though.

Speaker 2:

It is. Don't knock it in the door. I'm telling you.

Speaker 1:

Like I even see I watched it. I said what was one girl that she had? Oh, it was like chicken tenders with, like you know, that cheesy nacho sauce on it and like two boiled eggs. Yeah, Like I feel like with girl dinners it's literally random. It'll be anything like girl dinner.

Speaker 2:

It is so weird though, isn't it, when you actually think about it, like men would never do that they would.

Speaker 1:

It's like. It's like you're just trying to use up everything in the fridge.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, even, do you know, on a summer's day when you make like you're not that hungry and you're like what do I want? Like you could have three slices of cheese you could have like grapes, then in the middle of it you could just have like a nutella sandwich.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, but they are the best store, aren't they? It's just weird, yeah, no, so weird. I'm trying to think of the weirdest girls in her that I had.

Speaker 2:

Some of them I actually.

Speaker 1:

Now key thing is I'm disgusting, but I would actually get a slice of cheese and put red sauce on it and eat it.

Speaker 2:

Okay, get in the bin. Get in the bin.

Speaker 1:

Anyone, anyone of my friends that know me, know me, I have the most weird obsession with red sauce. Like I could literally like just eat red sauce, melissa. Yeah, am I weird.

Speaker 2:

Probably. My friend actually has a phobia red sauce Like. Even if she sees it in the fridge she breaks out Really Like very, very badly, yeah. And then my uncle, if he's listening, my nanny used to say to me he used to think like he used to wear a spider-man so going under his uniform going to school, and he was younger he thought he was a spider-man, no way. And he used to eat was red Like my nanny was like people had probably thought that we'd no money. Like he would eat nothing but red sauce sandwiches for school. Yeah, and I like nothing in it no ham, no chicken, no, nothing. He just wanted red sauce sandwiches. And to this day at home when we're having a roast dinner like he'll have red sauce on the side of the plate and the gravy is swimming around.

Speaker 1:

No, no, I wouldn't do that. I don't like red sauce and gravy now Mix and that's foil, it's disgusting, it's rotten. I wouldn't be here to do that now Back to girl dinners. Back to girl dinners, yeah, but yeah, girl dinners. I've just seen such random fucking ones on TikTok, like it's mental, like I seen. One was like she had like two pieces of broccoli beans and like I think it was like beetroot or something.

Speaker 2:

Oh, go away now.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, no, that I think, I think. I think a girl dinner needs to be a bit like carby, doesn't it?

Speaker 2:

I'm visualising that and it looks like vomit.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that is weird girl dinners. Let us know what your girl dinners are. So we have a little fact of the week. So are you ready for a little fact, simone? Go for it, give it to me. Dead skin cells are a main ingredient in household dust. Oh, my god, stop. I suppose when you think about it it's not really like.

Speaker 2:

Oh no, it's disgusting though. I know what it is, isn't it? You know what it is like. I'm just starting to realise now that you said that, like, oh, I can't eat my Gb's because I live in AC constantly. So like, obviously, I'm in an apartment block and everyone's AC is connected, so we're all them skin cells surrounding me. Oh my god, that's like I'm sick constantly.

Speaker 1:

You're probably breathing in like tom down the road in an apartment like trees cells.

Speaker 2:

Oh, melissa, get out of here now. Seriously, I think I'm just going to smother and keep it off.

Speaker 1:

You need to come back to the good Irish fresh air.

Speaker 2:

I know I do. That is actually so weird, though, isn't it like? That is disgusting Oil isn't it?

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah. So now, lads, annie, just in your house, it's family skin cells, so enjoy that. So I have a little new game of the week, which I'm really excited about. So before I even start this little game of the week, simone, I'm going to what's up you over two pictures.

Speaker 2:

Oh my gosh, what is this? What is this?

Speaker 1:

Oh, it's such a weirdo, I love it. So the game of the week is called come shopping with us, right? So, simone, you are about to receive your two images there. So you have to guess what the cost is of these two pictures, right? So for the listeners who are listening, I will pop up a picture on the video. But for number one, right, I got these off. Done, deal, right? So we have a lot more, simone. This is put up five hours ago in County of Tye, right, county of Tye, county of Tye, I'm going to say County of Tye and County of Tye, right. So the grand green lawnmower which is a black, you know black speck to it. So how much do you think this lawnmower is?

Speaker 2:

I sure Jays us now. She would do a flying bit of cotton, wouldn't she? What?

Speaker 1:

Oh, my God.

Speaker 2:

How much do you think I would think Jesus, my granddad would love that. You know, I think maybe, if I'm being honest, let's say tree, I'd say she's going for 300.

Speaker 1:

Pages of Simone is a big spender, isn't she? No, simone, you would have got a bargain. It's actually going for 180 euro. No way, yeah, it is. So you can only buy two. Two for the price of one. Lad Next up, we have this lovely mobility skimmer. Let's look how to kick any so.

Speaker 2:

I've never seen anything like it in my life.

Speaker 1:

So what do you think the woman does?

Speaker 2:

What? Oh, seamus, seamus, I love it. What's up? Mobility skimmer.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it's nice now to get around to buy. You know, get to work quick.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I'm telling you. Well, all the skaters over here, them electric skaters, like don't get me wrong, I will never go on one, but it's the right job. See, now I'm like 150.

Speaker 1:

Oh my god, you're close. 140 euro, simone. How would it be in your budget?

Speaker 2:

110 euro Jake.

Speaker 1:

For Seamus you can have 10 euro diesel.

Speaker 2:

For the law of the law.

Speaker 1:

For the law of the law, you can have 10 bargain. This is some shopping with us, and Simone has purchased two amazing items. Well done. Simone, enjoy it, let's go back to my basket, my basket. I knew that was our game of the week. So we have our weekly affirmation. So for this week, our little positive vibe is you are loved just for being who you are, just for existing.

Speaker 2:

I absolutely adore that.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, so do I.

Speaker 2:

So it's a cute pie one this week.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, it is. I hope you enjoyed the 6th episode. I hope you enjoyed girl dinner chat, simone's new purchases that you'll see around buying, so if you have, a way to come home for Christmas.

Speaker 2:

They're going to be fab in my stocking.

Speaker 1:

Oh my god, you're going to be so hot going around. You're about to escape it. Well done, simone.

Speaker 2:

My lawn is going to be on flames.

Speaker 1:

Your lawn will be absolutely pristine. Thank you so much for tuning in. I make sure that you follow us on whatever podcast platform you're using, and make sure to follow us on social media as well, and I will see you next week. Smother than a kiwi. Smother than a kiwi. Good luck.

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