Sean & Soph Catchup Podcast - The Sean and Soph Show: We Have an Announcement

Episode Date: June 11, 2023

Hey guys! Sean and Soph here, this week on the Sean and Soph Show we cover everything big that happened in pop culture!  

This is a podcast from Rover. It's Saturday morning and Sean and Sof are here to bring you the biggest and music and pop culture from the week that was. Or is. Does a new week start on Sunday or Monday? Anyway, it's the Sean and Sof show on the edge. Morning! Happy Saturday, morning Sof. Good morning.

Oh, she is dusty. She is great. No, she's feeling great. She's dusty. My week's start on a Friday. I've decided that's the day one of the week. So we've just hit a new week. We're feeling good.

We're feeling groovy. We are feeling very awake. No, why would you do that to yourself? Friday is meant to be the day that the week ends. Okay. So then does our week start on Saturday? So today is the start of the week. Well, it's to start a week on Monday.

What's wrong with that? Well, I just want to do different. But hey, we are here. It is the Sean and Sof show. We are prepared to tell you all the things that have been happening in the last five-ish days because none of us can decide on where the week sits. But it's going to be a whole lot of fun.

And yeah. Can we leave with the story about Harry Potter? getting signed for a rugby team? Sorry? Absolutely. I don't know what you're talking about, but you know me. I'm obsessed with Ari.

This is Sean and Sof show. Morning Seif, did you hear that Harry Potter has signed to a new rugby team? No, but this excites me tremendously because as both a Harry Potter and rugby fan, it's like my two worlds combined. This is like my ultimate dream, literally.

Quidditch wasn't working. So what is going on? What do you mean Harry Potter's joined a rugby team? There's a guy, he's 25 years old, he's a British dude. He was recently playing for a team called Lester Tigers, and he's now signed with an Australian rugby team. And his name is Harry Potter, his birth name, Harry Potter.

So it's not very interesting. It's not very big rugby league, but the fact that he signed this new deal this week, a few of the pages posted about it, and it has gone viral on Facebook and Instagram because his name is Harry Potter. How old do you reckon this guy is? He's 25.

So he was born post book pre-movie. So his parents 100% knew what they were doing. They knew what they were going to instill upon him for life. They went, our last name was Potter. There are these books that are quite famous. We're going to call our kid Harry. I've got a theory. Oh.

Because he was born just after Book 2. Okay. Maybe, I don't know. I wasn't really, like, I was like three or four at the time. So I don't really know what was going on. Well, come on. Get better. So I think that the books maybe were a bit underground at first.

So with the first two books, his parents might have been a fan and being like, well, name him after these books that we love, that no one really knows. about and then they become the biggest phenomenon. That would be pretty ironic. Like, I'm sure I've read a book that's super underground and be like, oh, I'm going to call my kid like Geronimo Stilton. No, that's pretty well known. You know, something random.

Wait, what books that from? Geronimo Stilton, the Little Rat that goes on adventures. No, is it like Stuart Little? Oh, I could have called my kid Geronimo then. Ratatooie? Yeah, if you called your kid Ratatouille, that's a go one. But I wonder, is that debate of have they done it because they loved it and they're like, this is going to get our kid far in life?

or is it just a coincidence? Just an accident because he's British and Harry's a very common British name, as we know. That's cruel, though. Imagine him growing up in school when it started to get massive. It's just, your name is Harry Potter. Hilarious, right? Who else? Is there anyone listening who's got like a real iconic famous name?

We'd love to hear from you. You can text 3343. And I feel like you don't want to do that to your kid necessarily, so if your last name is Jordan, you can never call your kid Michael. Never. You just can't. Never. If your last name is key, you don't call your kid John.

I've got a mate called Sam Smith. Yeah, I've got a mate called Sam Smith. They're very common names, but still. This, Sean and Sof Show. Hey, let's break the fourth wall. No, no, no, no. At a radio station, you can save audio into our system and play it out at any time. Sof had this great bit she wanted to do talking about Pink Panther's new song.

You can save the audio as whatever you want. Most normal people save it as something they can find at a later date. Yeah. I, if the song's called Angel, Angel, Pink Pantherist. Sof says, you want to explain what you just said to me to try and find this. And I'm the one who has to find this for her, by the way. Because both Sean and I do separate shows during the week. So we save down our own audio of stuff that's interesting and bring it to the show.

And Sean always saves his as like, Sean Knights. Concise. Yeah, that makes sense. I organise it. I archive it. If I want to find anything I can. Okay. I did it for you once this week.

I thought once was enough. So this song is called Angel. And when I saved this audio, I tried to write Angel. But you know, sometimes when your keyboard just kind of screws up and you write the letters in a weird format. I said, Sean, the word is angel. It is not spelt like angel, though. It is also not angle. So there could be any combination of letters of those five letters that will make up the word. How did I end up spelling it? It's like A-N-E-G-L. And it took us like 10 attempts to get it. Why wouldn't you just be a normal person and backspace it and then type the word properly?

Oh, it takes too long. Fast and loose, baby. As Sean looked for ages and I went over there and just started hitting the keyboard. I was like, if I was typing, I would do this, came up immediately. A-N-E-G-L. Anywho, we... It's like one of those things when they give you the letters and you've got to try and make a word out of it.

We are talking about the song Angula because it is the new one from the Barbie movie. So we just played a bit of Pink Pantherus and she's actually been signed on to the Barbie soundtrack. This is the new track here. Called Annie Gould.

We'll take your phone so you can't tell me you're okay because you need my baby always have it in this way because one day Keep it playing. Because at the end of this little snippet,

I want to see if you hear what I hear, okay? So play it really, like, loud and just listen. Wait for the end of it. I do like it so far. Pink Panther's going to become one of the biggest artists in the world, I reckon. Tell me you're thinking what I'm thinking. Tell me you're thinking what I'm thinking. It sounds like an Irish jig.

Yes. Why? Why in the Barbie movie? Is there an Irish jink? Why not? Irish Shanks did to make their way. We need more fiddle in modern pop music. I've always said that.

It's the Sean and Soe Show. Benson, I thought we were past this, mate. Or the slow stuff. I thought we were past it. You know, he released Ghost Town. I did like the song. So. Yeah, it was powerful.

It was like an emotional anthem. I think he's trying to be a little Lewis Capaldi, Ed Sheeran vibe. The ballady type stuff. And then it was in the stars. And then I actually interviewed him and he mentioned that he had some more up song's coming and that he was going to pivot his style into doing some more fun stuff.

And he had this song. Yes, for this please. And now he's back to these slow ballets. And yes, that is a good song. But I just feel like there's a lot of this like dreary sad pop music. Can we get a little bit more upbeat kind of fun party party? I wonder if, because obviously they have producers and like music labels. So that's actually off an EP called what's called Pulse.

So he's dropped an EP called Pulse. There's five songs. Every other song is like rocky. upbeat fun and then they've chosen to release the sad one as the single so I don't know if that's home because if you play there's one little one called coffee cake I'm into that that's a bit more fun a bit more Harry Styles kind of vibe so if you want upbeat Benson Boone I highly recommend the EP Pulse because it's got more

of this oh look at you I'm such a casual I know like the two radio songs and I'm shit talking to him this is actually quite good oh it's just because I actually do research for my job oh that's what's that what's that like You'll know how funny that is. Yeah, it's interesting how they get pigeonholed though, and they get a sound, and they have to stick to that sound. I reckon he can break out of it. We'll see it happen eventually.

I just read something actually this week as well, Nicky Minaj talking about her big albums and someone saying, like, why wasn't one of the songs with Ariana the single? And she said, like, my label didn't let me. So quite often the ones that are released as the singles, which are the ones you'll hear on radio, are chosen by other people, not the artist.

Yeah, by some, like, 60-year-old white dude. Who thinks they know everything? He thinks they know. Edson Boone though, I know I talked a bit of shit about him. The nicest guy. Lovely. He did a backflip. He is such a sweet guy.

In a backfl and studio. With me and Jaden, it was wild. It's hard to get an artist to do a back foot these days. It's hard to get them to say hi. It's the Sean and Sof Show. Now I, so I've always have like a list of songs that I think would be amazing at karaoke. Then when I get there, I forget what songs to sing and the pressure's too much and there's too many songs in the booklet. So I was thinking right now, could we put our great minds together pre-getting on the orange juices tonight.

Bold cool. And come home. Put our subpar minds together. Thank you. And come up with a definitive list of the top five songs that you can sing at a karaoke bar in New Zealand that will go off every single time. That is so hard.

I know what you mean of the stress when you get up there because it's suddenly like every song you've ever sung in your life goes from your brain. Even when you're asking me now, I just, it's what, where are the songs in my head? I'm unsure. I'm going to add the first one to the list. Okay.

It's a little bit of a difficult song, but it's upbeat. Everyone knows the lyrics. Yes. The Killers. Mr Brightside. You can't go wrong. You can't go wrong.

You can't go wrong. You can't go out of my cage. And I've been doing just fine. Also, doesn't require you to be an amazing singer. You can kind of just yell. Yeah. That's got to be on the list. Surely.

Oh, I'm going to have a quick little Google of best karaoke songs ever. What would I put? If you can do it and it's a tool order, I think if anyone's able to pull off an Eminem track at karaoke. No. You're not doing that. If you can do it, you know. All I'm thinking is if you can get up.

there and sing That's quite, we'll make that number six on the list though, it's quite an extra for experts. So I'm on this list here and up really high up I want to dance with somebody. Oh yeah, that's a good one. That's always a good one. Yeah, it's a bit on the old side, really.

But it's a good song. What about, I was going to say it's your, edge here in shape of you, but it's a bit played out, isn't it? One direction, that's what makes you beautiful? Yeah, yeah. That would be on there. Okay, one day. We'll put that on the list.

What makes you beautiful? Yeah, nice. So, so far we've got the killers, Mr. Brightside. One direction, what makes you beautiful? Whitney Houston. Whitney Houston. We can add that to the list. Okay, Whitney Houston.

I want to dance with somebody. What if we go for a bit of, I know he's been cancelled recently, but what if we go for a bit of Kanye West? Gold thing. If you're able to sense to yourself and not say the word that you're not meant to say, this can be an amazing thing. I'm saying is she a gold digger. It is a great song.

Yeah, if you do it. This is really hard. Now I'm like really invested. Drops of Jupiter train. I'm now just going on a list and I'm like, wow, these are great. I'm just going to keep reading them. Yeah, it seems like it's a very old list that you've got there. Trying to think of songs from this century.

Sorry. Let's wrap it up with a Kiwi song. Best Kiwi song to sing at karaoke. Dave Dobbin. Slice of Heaven? Slice of Heaven. You think so? Yeah.

I was thinking maybe Golden Horses? What is Golden Horse? No. Sorry, Golden Horse is the name of the band. This one here. All you saw. Baby tomorrow. It's done it.

Okay, well, hopefully we've given you some idea tonight, and if not, you can do exactly what we just did for the last three minutes and try and spitball. That was chaotic, unhelpful, and I feel like the antithesis of what actually happens when we get to a karaoke bar. Welcome to karaoke with Sean and I. This is Sean and So Show. I love Labyrinth. I'm having a resurgence ever since his Coachella set. I feel like Coachella is the make or break of an artist.

You know, since... Do you know what? Actually, we're talking about research. emerging artist, Scrillix. Can we talk about how good Scrillix is? Yes, Scrillix has really stayed relevant. What he's done, you know, you might remember some of Skrillick's original songs. He was kind of like the pioneer of Dubstep.

If you're too young to remember what Dubstap is, it's this. So that lived for like five years and then stopped being a thing. But he attached himself to Diplo with Jack Yu, and then he was working with Bieber. And now he's working with Fred again, who's like the biggest artist. He stayed relevant, you know? The person that stays... He stays relevant, which is smart. But then also...

I just feel like Coachella is the one place an artist can make or break themselves. And Labyrinth definitely has gone on that stage and been like, this is the type of music I make and I'm going to be famous. Can I play him and Billy performing? Please, I would love you too. I think that was most people...

See, I'm in shivers. That was most people's highlight of Coachella was Labyrinth. Bringing out Zendaya as well? The Goosies. The Goosies. It is, because when he brought out Zendaya, Did you hear what she said about their performance? About how the crowd was so loud,

they have in-air headphones and they couldn't hear anything. That's crazy. Anything. Like, you've got sound-canceling, in-ear headphones, and the crowd is screaming so loudly for you that you can't hear anything. There's something to be said about the fact that all these artists do want to work with Labyrinth.

He's such a talented producer, and, I mean, you'd hear it in his music. It's so unique. It's so different. It doesn't sound like anything that exists or has existed, which is quite cool. What's the album he did with Ali Goulding? Was it Calvin Harris? No, Diplo?

No, close. It was called LSD. Yes. And it was a project with Labyrinth, Sia and Diplow. Sia and Diplow. And that didn't really go that well, but it had some good songs. I had some bangers of songs. So if you want a bit more upbeat kind of Labyrinth, that's in there. That album's good.

Yeah. I'm nervous for what we're going to talk about next. So I'm postponing. I'm delaying. One of Sof's friends who you've, Message you've DM'd with in the last two months, right? Okay, yeah. Is now dating Taylor Swift.

That's crazy. No, boo! That's crazy. Let's talk about it. We made a pact to never talk about this. Yeah, but... I'm leaving, so we're going to talk about it now anyway. This friendship's over. What's it?

No, I'm just kidding. This Sean and Sof show. So when you're going to get into an Uber... Yes. On the Saturday night, and it's dark. Regular. Yep. And you're looking for your Uber in amongst the sea of cars.

What are you looking for? Number plate. Yeah. Every time. Specifically, what about the number plate? The letters. Yeah, okay, good. Okay, I was like, is this a pop quiz?

Am I getting them right? You know me? I'm really competitive, so I like to win the competition. No, it's not a competition. It's a friendly conversation. If it was a competition, I've got two out of two so far. If it was a pop quiz, you'd be winning. Thank you.

This was an NCAA test. Oh, excellent. Every day. So I do the same thing. Three letters, no one's looking at the numbers. No. Our attention span. Like, our memory is only so good.

All right. So I was getting into an Uber. it's Saturday night, it's 11pm. Oh dear. Dark. Was this last Saturday when we hung out outside of work? Yeah, yeah. That was really fun.

And I was getting into this Uber, the number plate, N-E-G, whatever numbers, and it was a red car. So those are the two things I looked at. Color of the car, three first letters. Yeah, and then it was like roughly where it was on the map, I found it, okay, I walk in, I'll be honest, I had a couple drinks. So I'm kind of like, I'm quite confident at this point. I open up the back door.

You, confident? I'll never guess. I sit in the back of the car and I hear this guy. and I hear this kind of whelp from the front seat and I look up and next to me is a baby in a baby seat and there's a woman in the front seat and I was like Uber for Sean and she was like no this is not your Uber

and I was like oh God I'm so sorry you have the same number plate she goes oh okay and I just instantly realize how it must look from my perspective I had a hoodie on a man getting into like a woman's car with a baby with a baby in the back and I apologize profusely I said I'm so sorry I'm so sorry you got the same number plate it's the same color

car. Like, innocent mistake to make, but terrifying for her. Oh, my gosh. What are the chances that this car was also red? How many red Uber's are there? A red car with the same three letters, and it was literally two cars away from the one I was meant to get in where there was a lovely man who was very happy to get me into this car. Do you know what?

In like a movie world, that was your meat cute. If you didn't have a gorgeous girlfriend, obviously she, well, she is a baby, so I'm assuming maybe there could be a partner, even if there's not. that is your meat cute because the statistical probability of that happening is so small, so small that stresses me out on both levels. It was wild, eh? I felt so bad for her, but I was just like, that's unreal. Do you know how I get around that?

Like the Uber situation? I just text any of my friends who are awake and just try to get them to come pick me up in the middle of an ice. Yeah, I don't have that many people in my life that would do that for me. I'm like, hey, guys, like, do you want to hang out? I miss you. You want to hang out at 12 You are menace and I'm so glad I don't own a car

This is Sean and So Show Talking about the topical song Shaggy It Wasn't Me Ready? It wasn't me And again It wasn't me You know what I love about the song quickly It's one of the only songs that has like three choruses

That part In this part Oh I'm sorry that Me coming by Neger You get with a girl next door That's chorus number two And the third chorus is the

Bada-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da So many great parts to sing a long too in the song. This should have been on our karaoke list. We'll have to revise that later. Okay, but yes, it's not relevant to now, but everybody knows the song Shaggy, it wasn't me. And everyone knows it's about that he is trying to say it wasn't me.

But he got caught cheating. Yes, he got caught cheating. He took it was you, Shaggy. All these years later, he has come out and said, guys, it wasn't me. He said it wasn't a cheating song. And for all this time, he's been hurt that people think it's a cheating song. And for real, it wasn't him.

He goes, it's not a cheating song. It's an anti-cheating song. It's about feeling bad that she thought I cheated. And so he went on to say, there's this whole bit at the bottom. And he goes, people don't listen to the song. It's a massive misconception. At the end of the song, it's an anti-cheating song. Just no one listens to me.

There's a part that there's a conversation where I'm giving bad advice. Like, hey, bro, tell her. And so there's like, we found the bit he's talking about this bit here. You may think that you're a player, but you're completely lost. He's like, I'm not, though. I'm not doing these things. It's not very clear, though, is it? I mean, when it says, picture this, we were both buck naked,

banging on the bathroom floor. And why is he 23 years later coming out and saying this? It wasn't me. Maybe he's finally been caught out for something else, but I just thought that was hilarious. He's trying to get back with the girl after all this time. All this time, he made a whole song about cheating, and then goes, do you know what, guys, I didn't do it?

It wasn't me. Great track. Imagine if Taylor Swift comes out 23 years from now, goes, you know what? It wasn't bad blood. It was actually lovely blood. We were very close with all my friends.

She wasn't 22. Yeah. Mr. Sean and Sof Show. Just talking about Keanu The actor, famously from Matrix, John Wick. I've never seen Matrix.

Have you seen John Wick? No, that's a bit boring. I thought that was the same movie. Doesn't he play a character called John Wick in the Matrix? No. Oh. Who does he play in The Matrix?

Oh, what's his name? The Matrix is good. No, it's not called John Wick. Okay, anyway. Matrix, Keanu Carrix. So Keanu Reeves has a very, very cool name, and he's often known as the nicest guy in Hollywood. And he jumped in with Jimmy Fallon and was saying that when he first got to Hollywood as a young, like 22-year-old. Neo.

Is his name in Matrix? Neos. No, that's Neo. Oh, no, not N-E-Y-O. Not like the R-N-B-B-Sing a Neo, but just the N-E-O. See where I've gone wrong there. I've interrupted you with an irrelevant point of information. please proceed.

And I've interrupted you with a relevant song choice. I will continue. So he was asked to change his name from day one and he thought he'd sass out his manager by saying this. Get there and my manager, my agent, say, welcome. Great to see you, but we want to change your name. The first day I got there, because this is a big deal for me, right? It's my name.

I literally go to the ocean and you scream, it's my name! And then you toss the shell into the thing, and it comes back with the name, and what does the shell tell you your name is? Chuck Spadina. There you go. There you go.

What? Chuck Spadina. Chia Rieves wanted to change his name to Chuck Spadina. Chuck Spadina. And so the story went that he started auditioning under the name Chuck Spadina. And his agent goes, you know what? Let's just stick with Keanu Reeves. It's not working out this whole Chuck Spadina thing.

Terrible A. Sounds like a name that you'd change if you were going into adult cinema. Well, maybe that's what he was auditioning for at first. We don't know what Keanu was up to. Yeah. Chuck Spadina sounds like an adult film movie. It does. Chuck Spadina as well. If you got to change your name.

Orfully close to a few other words. To be a famous actor, what would you be? You know, I've actually thought about this. I'm sure you have. I'm not surprised. No. Not to be a famous actor. I'm really bad at acting.

But when I became a DJ, I actually was initially going to change my name to something. Sorry. Because there's so many other DJs have cool names. And I'm just Sean Hill because I was just... Yeah, of all the names, you picked your own. Yeah. Well, I forget it's a good DJ name. Calvin Harris doesn't sound any better than Sean Hill, does it? Yes. Simple. Short, you can fit it on a poster.

What would you have gone with? Most of it was names are too long to fit on a poster, not Sean Hill. That is true. What would you have gone with? No, say it. I was just thinking about like some, like, just cool words. Right. But like, they have no meaning. Okay. I don't know. And then for a while I was going to call myself Rinsden Peters.

Rinsden Peters, I remember that. That was classic. But then I figured he would like retire at some point that would become irrelevant. And that has happened since, so that was a good call from me. So you aren't going to tell me the irrelevant word that you were thinking of, that you'd call yourself as a DJ? I can't even remember right now, but it was something along the lines of these DJs called Matterfix and stuff, and it was something going to be like real cool like that.

Odessa, like some word that doesn't mean anything, but it's just right. And then I realize I'm just playing Beyonce, really. Yeah. You are DJ Sean Hill, and we will love you for that for you. Wait, you've been an actor, though, actress. What would you change your name to? I reckon you keep Sophie and then you come up within a line, labyrinth last name that makes you sound like a taligan or something.

So I wanted to be called, so my middle name was Louise. And actually my dad really wanted me to be called Sophie Lou. Like everywhere I went like at Sophie Lou. So it's not a last name, but it's like a hyphenated first name with my middle name. Maybe because I'm-Fy-Loo Donicello. I'm moving to Sydney. Maybe I should change my name before I move countries. Let's brainstorm.

Change your name. Cut your here. Be your different human. Sophie Lou. Change your entire identity. Change your personality. I'm going born ultimatum on this. Let's go.

This is Sean and So-Shode. I've got a big day. What's up? What are you doing today? I. Oh no. With my girlfriend, Jeannie. Can I guess? You're building a piece of furniture together.

Oh, that would be fun. I like flat packs. Me too. We were going to start a company, remember? On my like wacky business ideas back when we used to do a night show. And I was like, let's make flat pat furniture. Yeah, and we were going to build. So people would hire us to come over and build their flat packs.

Yeah, never went anywhere. It's like high stakes Legos. Pretty much. No, but what are you doing? We go into Rainbow's End. Um, two 27-year-olds going to Rainbow Zen. Do you know, she got this for me as a birthday present. Oh, Jeannie.

And there's a lot to unpack here. There is very much. But let me just take you back to the beginning. We were talking a couple years ago about how I've never been to Rainbow Zen. She grew up by Rainbow Zen. I didn't grow up in Auckland. So I've never been there because my parents were always like, well, driving all that Auckland and then it's very expensive to go.

They never wanted to do it for a birthday. It was just too expensive and it was too hard. Yeah, it's a long way from Poldonga. And it is really expensive for kids. So they were like, no, we're not doing it, man. Just go to chatmunks or something. So I've never done it. And then I've moved to Auckland,

and I've been talking to Cheney about it for years. It's like, let's go to Rainbow Zend one day. Let's just do it. I want to do it. I want to do it. And then from my birthday last year, she bought me a voucher for both of us to go to Rainbow's End. And then we forgot about it and then it expires next week.

So we have to go today. We have to go to Rainbow Zend. Rain or Shine, should it decide to hail down this afternoon, we will be riding the log flume at Rainbow's End. That is actually. the sweetest thing ever from your girlfriend. Like, it's a bit cooked, but like, it's very sweet. I just, I have this weird thing that the fact that it is, like,

it's kind of a kids park, even though there is roller coasters. Well, if you went night rides, I feel like that's more adult. I don't know. Is there like one roller coaster at Rainbow's End? There's one big rollercoaster. No, there's a couple of, like, weird things. I'll let you know. Yeah, and there's like a pirate ship.

Oh, I got my legs jammed in the pirate ship one time and, like, had to get escorted out. And then I also got banned off the race car track So I'm like not really allowed back at Rainbow's Inn very much But that was when I was a kid I'll see if I can find your photo plastered on a wall somewhere At the race car zone But I think that's a very sweet gift Actually I've got some

I got an apology for you Based on the gift you last got your girlfriend For her birthday Because you got her a disposable little like InStax camera Yeah a Polaroid camera So I've recently been gifted a Polaroid camera And I roasted the crap out of you being like

Oh my God people don't use them It's a good gift I love it It is? I love it. It was a great gift. Oh, okay. It's the Sean and Sof Show.

So, to bring you back in on this, I bought my girlfriend, Jeannie, a Polaroid camera for her birthday last year. And she didn't love it. No. I think the words she used was, I would love this if I was turning 19. No. Which hurt. When we talked about this on here, I... It was a good gift.

I was with your girlfriend, Gracie, and I was like, yeah, I don't know. Hold on. You called her Gracie. Oh, Jeannie. Sorry, Gracie's Jaden's girlfriend. my bad. So I was with Jeannie on this one and said like, oh, I don't know about it. Now, recently I've been gifted a Polaroid camera.

Very, very lovely gift. And I used it for the first time. I'm hooked. They're so good, right? I'm absolutely hooked. I think they are beautiful. Like, the photos come out so cute. They're a great reminder of, like, I've got my little friends now stuck up around my

room and then I take them with me in like a little diary. And I'm just like, that's actually such a good gift that you've done very well. Thank you, Sov. Because she used to use the disposable, like, Kodak ones. But there's something about getting the actual Polaroid card out of it, which is so, like, nostalgic and fun. Do you know it was funny? We went on holiday with her family to Fiji, and I made her bring it,

because she'd never used any of them. This is like six months later. See, if you don't use them, you don't think it's cool. And then as soon as you use it, it's amazing. She's like, it's not cool. And so I made her bring it to Fiji, and it's so funny, her brother's girlfriend, who's really cool. Who's our age, who we both really like.

Wait, who's cooler? Jeannie or this girl? Yeah. They're both pretty cool. Okay? I'm not going to pick who's cooler between my... Who's cooler, then out of me and then other girl. Why do you feel the need?

Not everything's a competition. I just want validation. Tell me I'm cool. So if you're cooler than anyone... Jesus. So, she pulls out a Polaroid camera. The exact same model, the exact same color that I got Jeannie, and she's going on about how cool it is,

and then Jeannie pulls out hers, and now all of a sudden Jeannie likes it, and she's using it, and she thinks it's really cool. That is classic. So she's come round on the gift. And I'm proud of you for it. It is so true though if someone has something in there like seen as cool and then you're like now this item is kill.

Like you tried to do that with Crocs for me but no I'm still not into them. You're really going to die on that hill. I know. I'm dying on it. I can see in your eyes that you wish you wish you would just let this part of your ego go and wear them because everyone else is. Never. Never in my life.

I will not wear them. If you go to Australia and I see someone taking a photo of you. Sorry, I've moved into Australia. Oh, yeah, hi, sorry. If I see a photo of you, I'm going to look at your tags on Instagram, and if someone puts a photo up of you and you're wearing crox.

Yep, what's the bet? What are we doing? What do you want me to get a tattoo of a crock? Yep. Done. And if for the next, I'll reunite with you one day. So, yeah, quick story.

I'm moving to Sydney. I've got a big job over there in a fancy radio station. I'm really looking forward to it, but hopefully I'll be back one day because I love the Edge family so much. One day we'll be back together. If in that time,

I have not worn crox since, Yeah. You have to get a tattoo of a crock on you. Done. Done. Good deal. All right. Great deal. This is the Sean and Sof Show.

But that is all from us this morning and sending you into your weekend with our resident show philosopher, Sophie Nathan, who will give us a little bit of wisdom and part of a, of wisdom. Impart a little bit of knowledge into us. Kiyoifano. Hi. Just love to end the show with some philosophy that I always think of before we get to this part of the show. And I definitely pre-planned because it's not a Saturday morning and I had a late night. So let me just intro the segment like that. Okay.

She's padding. While I think of some inspiration, my inspiration for you today is do one thing. Ow, I just hit my hand on the microphone. It's okay. Do one thing today that scares you. It's a bit cliché. Not good advice.

No, not good advice. And for the reason, there are a lot of things that scare you that you shouldn't do. Okay, let's pivot. Like, for example, running someone over with your car, it would terrify me to do that. Okay, let's not do that. I wouldn't do that. No, no, no, no, rewind. Real, look.

Hey, I'm Sophie. I'm a resident philosopher. The one thing I encourage you to do today is do something that makes you nervous. Is that better? Sorry. There are also things that make you nervous. Like, for example, if I were to take all my clothes off right now and run down the street and start petting all the dogs that I see completely naked, it would make me nervous. Not a good thing to do.

Do something that is a little bit out of your comfort zone, but is a bit your face. Thanks so much for listening to the show this morning, Sean and Sof. It's been a pleasure. It's been a great time. Take care, Kakita. It'll be our last show next week, so come hang out with us lots of love. I love you. I love you so much.

Go do something fun. Bye. See a Yeek. It's the Sean and Sof Show.