Should I Delete That? - Is It Just Me: Mandatory training at the zoo

Episode Date: January 5, 2023

In this week’s Is It Just Me? the girls discuss canned applause, Spotify wrapped and whether or not a proposal should be a surprise...Big shout out to Rachel xxxFollow us on Instagram @shouldidelete...thatEmail us at shouldideletethatpod@gmail.comProduced & edited by Daisy GrantMusic by Alex Andrew Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hello, hello, hello. Hello, hello. Hello, hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. This is, should I delete that in case you weren't sure? Oh, we're still so bad at introducing this thing. I know. I put my, um, I put my headphones in at night because I listen to, I have to listen to a podcast to get myself off to sleep, which has reminded them to put her podcast in, her headphones in. When you said you have to put headphones in at night to get yourself off, I was like, oh, fuck, you know. To get myself off to sleep and off. Because, you know, can't be alone with own thoughts. And I put a timer on, but often it goes into the next episode. And I wake up in such surprise. I'm like, what is this that I'm listening to? I went to sleep listening to one thing, and this is very, very different.
Starting point is 00:00:54 Is there anything worse than when you wake, like you fall asleep on the sofa and you wake up? it happened more as a kid because I feel like now the things that we watch are more like we choose the things that we watch so it doesn't automatically roll onto the next thing but when you were a kid and you'd be watching something that like and then you'd wake up and it would be like fucking hell then it'd be like yeah then I cut on my sister and I put her in the oven and it's like oh my god you know what I miss those days not the murder the murder TV days but like I miss the days of watching like the other day I can't oh I couldn't think of anything to watch and I was like I had a bit of time by myself I was like what's we're going
Starting point is 00:01:32 to watch and I watched I went on to normal TV just like normal channels you know how was it what did you do it was so nice actually it wasn't nice because on ITV ITV there was just adverts and on channel four there were just adverts and on channel five just I was like there's just adverts everywhere so I have to say I have become a horror recently and I don't know who the fuck I think I am like to be so like morally, like an intellectually superior about television. But I think I haven't got a great attention span for a start. And I can't, I don't like, I don't like, I don't like just watching something.
Starting point is 00:02:10 Or I like just watching something, but then I don't like, I don't know. Like the background noise can be really jarring to me. And there's nothing that annoys me more than like a canned, like clapping. And my, I'm just going, I'm, is it just me that feels like this about some TV programs now? because this is a whole thing is you've unlocked something in me oh my god i'm intrigued i have so many feelings okay i cannot watch the chase anymore because i used to love it but i hate that the minus option is an option i hate that the minus i hate the people that choose the minus option i just think they're the minus option so if you go like if you answer like maybe one or two
Starting point is 00:02:47 questions right like maybe you're like the third person to go through and then you get like one thousand pounds in the cash builder for example the the the the the the Chaser will offer you either, like £60,000, £1,000 or minus £1,000, or £1,000, or £3,000, or £5,000. And quite often, people take the minus offer, which means they are minusing the money from the good people who have gone before them and added to the pot. So they're taking their stupid brains because they, because they didn't do as well. Like the people at the cash, probably don't need them. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:03:27 Like, and then they go and they get a minus option, which means you've got one fewer questions, and you're just taking away this money from people who fucking earned it. And I genuinely, like, it's not like a little thing that I'm like, oh, ha, they're the worst. I'm like, no, I can't look at you. Like, I hate you so much. I have to turn the television off.
Starting point is 00:03:46 So is it just so that they can stay in the game then? Yeah. It's a few, because I swear I know. No, no, no, no, no, no, it's a thing. And it all minus everybody's offers. So then it's like, if you had, like, 9,000 pounds in the pot, you know, they could minus like 2,000. So they'll get through and then everybody's reduces to seven. So not only if they've then got to not split the nine
Starting point is 00:04:05 between two or three, they've got to split the nine between an extra seven between an extra person. Do you know what this calls for? Prison. An off-com, an off-com complaint, or prison. Yeah, 100%. Off-com complaint and then prison. Honestly, that was the beginning of my shift in television, but like, that would annoy me to the point of like, just like absurd absurd amounts and then I just get so impatient with everything else
Starting point is 00:04:33 like we're pointless when they're chatting I'm like I haven't got time I don't care just tell me the answers and then just before the answers it's the outbreak and I'm like why am I here I don't care this much
Starting point is 00:04:44 I could just Google it I could just Google it and it annoys me so much and then lovely Richard Osmond give me a fact and I'm like I don't need this I don't need this and I just I
Starting point is 00:04:54 get so impatient with it. I just get really impatient with all the format. Like, I'm like, this could have been a 10 minute segment. This did not need to be an hour long show and I haven't got the time basically. And I hate just like the canned, like, what? As the background. I'm like, ugh.
Starting point is 00:05:10 I am with you. I hate the I think TV shows, especially yeah, well, actually only reality TV shows, go on for like way too long and talk for way too much. Like, Married at first sight. Oh yeah. Yeah. Like married at first site, I could have been into that. I'm the kind of
Starting point is 00:05:26 person that enjoys shit like that but I was like I can't invest I'm not interested in hearing a random person's backstory make me interested in this person and then and then maybe I want to get to the backstory but I don't care about all this like I don't know I just couldn't do it I just felt like it was the episodes were so long and so drawn out and then love you do it when it's like coming up next and then previously and it's like I've been here The whole time, I know, I know. And then there's some scenes in like, why is there such a bug up my ass today?
Starting point is 00:06:02 But there's some scenes in like the Kardashians even when I'm watching it where it's just like, they've obviously done this to like make the television. And it's like they're doing a stupid game or like they're having a food fight or whatever. And I'm like, grow up. I don't care. I don't want to see this. But there's an episode of just watched way back when it's like Chloe hires a mine to be handcuffed to Chris all day.
Starting point is 00:06:26 And I'm like, I remember that. This is such a waste of my life. I don't need to watch this random person. And quit, why am I watching this? Why am I watching this? And also, mine's a sinister as shit. Like, as shit. Yeah, very.
Starting point is 00:06:41 So then I just can't. No, I don't like stuff like that. This is too silly. I'm not watching it. And so after that episode, I didn't watch it for about a month. I was just too silly. I'm not doing it. It's too silly.
Starting point is 00:06:51 Honestly, everything does my head in. It's so bad. I'm like such an old gromp. Alex just, puts on like background TV but you know what oh my god this why is this is unlocked something in me my brother and sister will come in like if i'm sitting in the city i'm just like reading my book or just like chilling yeah they'll come in and they just flick the tv on and i'm like why why we broke we could just talk or we could just sit here not talking why is this happened
Starting point is 00:07:15 and they turn the tv on this is my ADHD talking clearly they turn the tv on and then they'll just have a look at sky movies and they'll just be like oh this is doubtfire 45 minutes in they'll just watch it. I'm like, what? They did, like, think my brother the other day. Like, we were watching Jurassic Park. I mean, my brother, there was a whole thing, watching Jurassic Park, and then about an hour in, he was, I'm going for a shower. He's like, what the fuck do you?
Starting point is 00:07:39 Like, is nothing sacred? It's nothing sacred to you. No, I get that because I can't sit through a film. I really struggle with, like, sitting through an entire film. Like, I like episodes. I like knowing that there's, and the thing is, is I will sit through many more episodes than would actually make up a film but there's something about knowing that a film is more than an hour like an hour and a half maybe two hours and I'm like I have to sit here and watch
Starting point is 00:08:03 this do you remember when we went to nelly's house this just reminded me do you remember when we went to nelly's house and interviewed nelly london and she had um she had is it she had is it is it cake on in the background what what is that tv show they have like objects inanimate objects and they might be the objects or it might be like cake which looks like someone's made a cake which looks exactly like the object hell this show sounds awful oh it's literally called is it cake the game show do you don't remember this and it was on and i couldn't concentrate on you guys like i was trying so hard but it was fascinating and it's on it's on netflix oh my god completely forgot about it but i need to watch it because i was hooked because you
Starting point is 00:08:47 cannot tell it'll be like a bag like literally it's like is this a bag or is it a cake and you're like no idea not a clue it looks like a bad how has this been made into a television program like we've just made this like what's the sewing beat
Starting point is 00:09:02 there's a channel there's like a whole show about the sewing like some of the shows and oh my god like when Alex this is what he put on the other day he put on
Starting point is 00:09:10 location no not location location location like a place in the sun on one of those shows and it's like yeah they'll be like let's take this random couple
Starting point is 00:09:19 and it's like Karen and Keith like we've come to the Spanish coast and like we're going to see if they want this house and then they look at this house and this flat and they hate the flat and then the guy's like oh it's on for like 130,000 euro and it's like what? Like where? And then it's like oh and I just I look at it and I'm like they hate it. They hate it. They're not going to buy it. Why have we all done? Why have we all? Why have we all just had a tour of this horrible flat somewhere in Spain that none of us have been but nobody wants to buy?
Starting point is 00:09:51 and then normally happens you have a 30 minute segment with these people you get super attached what are they going to buy home are you going to stay are you going to go
Starting point is 00:10:00 what are your kids going to and where will the room and then they go who's actually decided we're not going to do any other things what is the point what is a point yes however
Starting point is 00:10:10 speaking of TV and speaking of Spain I would like to pitch something to you okay a TV show called bargain loving Brits in the Sun what's happening
Starting point is 00:10:20 I don't know. I was expecting a reaction. That's fine. Is it a show or do you want it to be a show? Because it sounds like a show. No, no. It's a show. It's a show. So it's Brits have moved to Benadorn. I'm really sorry that I didn't react. I just, you looked alarmed. So I was like, oh, do you know it? I love it. Okay. One of two shows that I very much love. I love more than two shows, but two shows that are in my mind right now. So yeah, these people move to Benadorn for like to live a cheaper life out there. And it just shows them like, navigating this you know how to live a cheaper life and the second one is gone from my head the second one is four in a bed where it's like four people that have an Airbnb oh my god it's so good they go to each other though that right winds me up that frustrates me and makes me angry when they're unfair yeah because they are unfair because they have their own agenda they're all unfair yeah it's clear and also like it's so it's so it's so the standards of the like the uh
Starting point is 00:11:20 Not the standards, but like, they're all like... Yeah, when they're like on their hands and knees, in the bathroom, like behind the, what's the back of the locals? Cistern. Oh, what? Yeah, behind the cister and I'm like, oh, get up. This is I'm digging for. Who cares if there's a speck I dust behind there.
Starting point is 00:11:38 Who gets? And... But also, if you've watched the show, you should know that your guests are going to be awful and they're going to be there, so just clean it up. Oh my God, it would have to be like sparkling. Sparkling. Sparkling. I just, I hate, like, I don't know what it is.
Starting point is 00:11:52 I don't know why. I think, unfortunately for me, despite my incredibly positive attitude and generally, like, quite nice demeanour, I have this horrifying cynicism that comes only when I'm watching TV. Like, generally, I'm a believe the best in people and, like, quite a positive and upbeat person. But that part of me just dies a death when I'm watching TV. And I just hate everybody. Yeah, I just, I genuinely, I'm not proud of that. that tangent that I just took us on,
Starting point is 00:12:21 but I can't think of a show that doesn't annoy me. Apart from, I love grand designs. I love grand designs. It's the best. My only beef is when Kevin gets quite high horsey with certain people. There's some people he just takes against. It's normally a woman,
Starting point is 00:12:42 and he just takes against, and he's really petty and mean the whole way through, and I'm like, why you like this? Like, I think there's some women he doesn't like to be too above there, boots or too architecturally confident. That's all I've noticed about off. Okay. Okay. Otherwise, all good. Sometimes I'm just like, why have you brought this attitude? Why have you put this attitude to this lovely person's house? And I can't wait for them to prove you one. I'm sad to say that even
Starting point is 00:13:03 that shows moves too slow for me as well. I've got a problem. That's, that's the kind of speed that I like because they don't do the adverts. They don't do previously. It's just, just watch this show. It's just here's an hour. Like we haven't. overproduced it, it's just it's what it is what it is. You know? And no one claps, which I love. You don't like clapping.
Starting point is 00:13:28 I hate it when the audience claps. I hate it when the audience claps. Oh, I love it. No one wants to be clapping. And I really feel that as a viewer. I'm like, all those claps are frustrated claps from people that want to be at home by now. See, I just love it.
Starting point is 00:13:43 I love a clap. I know you love a clap. And I love that for you and I want to take it away from me. A very unifying ritual. Um, okay. Is it just me? I haven't. Fifteen minutes in. I haven't. Is it just me? Sorry, I really feel like I, uh, uh, I, I took the wheel there. Because you had your very own. Is it just me? And I'm sorry for Betty tip-tapping around on the floor. I can't really help it. Sorry. Do you think it is just me? Do you think other people hate TV like that? I don't think. I don't know, possibly. I'm starting to hate it more as well. Like, the older I get, the more I hate it, which doesn't both well. Imagine when you're 60. you've been throwing rocks at the TV I don't enjoy the TV like my family will sit down to watch TV and I'm like no
Starting point is 00:14:27 not coming like they'll all have dinner on their laps like watching the TV and I'm just like I'm just going to sit by myself and read my book that's where you get a lot of reading done that's good that's good thing yeah yeah they're all watching the chase and I'm just like this is watching my brain I'm going to watch someone do a minus and then I'm going to throw something and it's just going to be undickness I like to rock my brain like no I'm just too invested no too angry I just, I can't bear it. I can't bear it. I can't think about it. Sorry. That's fine. That's fine. So, and is it just me? A bit of a, a bit of a random one here, potentially a bit of a niche one, but maybe not also at the same time. Is it just me whose engagement isn't a surprise? Me and my partner of seven years had previously discussed getting married in the year 2023. When a proposal didn't materialize, I brought up the subject a few weeks ago, and my partner said he wanted to get engaged and had started looking into planning it, but was feeling.
Starting point is 00:15:19 feeling a bit overwhelmed by picking a ring and actually proposing. I completely understood this and we are going ring shopping together this weekend. He will probably just end up proposing whenever we actually have the ring, but literally just on one knee to officially ask me and put it on my finger. Although it's not why I always imagined, I do feel okay about it and that it's the right thing for us at this time. My slight insecurity is when people ask the question how did he propose is how do I answer. I'm curious to know how many Instagram worthy engagement stories are actually true or is it that my or is it that my story is not that uncommon but no one talks about it please help oh my god it's not that uncommon at all sorry it's not that uncommon at all
Starting point is 00:15:59 happened to my friend as well she knew it's happening they went to pick a ring together she picked the ring actually i think she picked the ring online and was just like i want this one um and they went away to i think like the lake district and she knew it was going to happen and it did and it was it was yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah my friend proposed to her boyfriend. There you go. There you go. She used a plate.
Starting point is 00:16:22 Yeah, she wrote, she wrote, she had something written on a plate. Like, it is the year 2022. Like, I genuinely this, and I completely get the insecurity about, like, comparing it to everyone else's, but actually, at the time, it feels like the biggest thing ever,
Starting point is 00:16:41 because obviously it is in, for a week or so. But now, thinking about it, like, I can barely remember how all of my friends got engaged. Do you know what I mean? Like, I know you were in South Africa. I know my friend lost and so people were at their house.
Starting point is 00:16:56 I know Lucky was abroad. Like, she was skiing. Like, I know where they were. But that's as far as it. Like, I don't know. I mean, I actually do know yours, but I feel like we talked about it for like, you know, reasons to remember.
Starting point is 00:17:13 But like most of my friends, I don't know if their partners got down on one knee. I didn't know if they were talked about it before. Yeah. I didn't. for me when people come and tell me they're engaged I'm like oh my god how did it happen I'm just like oh my god I'm so happy
Starting point is 00:17:23 yeah like my friend yeah my most recent friend to get engaged I went to saw her biggest hug ever I'm so happy for her blah blah I talked all about like her wedding and stuff but I did not ask how he did it because I just don't think it's very relevant and I feel like that's quite common and your story is your story
Starting point is 00:17:37 and that's what's gonna make it special and I just don't think it matters I think you can get sucked into like I mean there's a whole side of TikTok dedicated to like engagement proposals um engagement proposals dedicated to proposals but um but you don't need to have a fancy proposal that's the thing you just don't and it's not like a it's not an indicator of what's going to be a a happy marriage or doesn't mean much you know it's like yeah and realistically like my friend who I was saying tonight actually um he they got engaged his couple got engaged
Starting point is 00:18:16 and it is not a surprise to anybody like you know she's been very clear because it's part of her life plan as well yeah like they have communicated and it has been a big part of like the conversation that we as their friends have had and they as a couple have had that's just like
Starting point is 00:18:29 when we get married we're going to get married you're going to propose or whatever like because you have to plan your life so yeah like I just I really don't think it's that bigger thing like and I mean I'm an idiot like I was genuinely surprised
Starting point is 00:18:46 when Alex proposed, which I shouldn't have been because, like, you, like the person who sent this in, I had been with Alex for seven years at the time. So I don't know why. I was so surprised. But I think, like, for the most part, people aren't surprised. And if I can give you anything, it's that when I do Feel Good Fridays,
Starting point is 00:19:05 most of the Feel Good Fridays, I get at least 10 a week that say either, I found a ring, I found a receipt, or I think my boyfriend's going to propose to me tonight, or, you know, like, we're going on holiday and my boyfriend's going to propose to me. Everybody knows. Not everybody.
Starting point is 00:19:19 A lot of people know it's coming. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, for sure. So I wouldn't worry about that. And you can also say to him, like, look, I know we've got this planned. I know I've seen the ring, but I still want to feel like a fucking princess. Of course you can. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:19:34 And you can ask for that. And you don't have to tell anybody that you ask for that. You can just talk. That can just be something within the confines of your relationship. But you can be like, I'm glad that we picked out the ring together. Like, that felt really special. But I would still like. still like a moment, give me my moment. There you go.
Starting point is 00:19:49 Give me my fucking moment, buddy. Not only do I want the brain, I want the moment to go in it, 100%. Alex had chewing gum in when he proposed. I love that. I know. I might say you. It's such a funny detail. But I enjoy it. So funny. Yeah, same. Because we've both got these really big, cheesy grins. I'm like, what's that? And Alex's mouth. I'm like, oh, it's true. Oh my God. Al, I've got something to tell you. Oh my God.
Starting point is 00:20:14 Okay. This is not good. What? So this person has just listened to the episode in which you and Jenny come out and admit that you're... Okay, don't make it sound like a... Don't make it sound like a disorder anyway. Okay, fine, sorry. She's just listened to that episode where you said that really normal thing about wanting to eat another human.
Starting point is 00:20:36 No, no. And she said, today's episode unlocked a really embarrassing memory for me. I too enjoy playful biting Okay There's no way that I can read that That it makes it sound not weird I too enjoy playful biting Are you dogs
Starting point is 00:20:52 Like I just don't understand it I just I can't get mad around it It's like a friendly hug Or cuddling with your friends Again I think maybe it's because I'm not a friendly hug or cuddle with your friend's type of person Okay
Starting point is 00:21:04 Okay I just don't get it Anyway She said not so much anymore But when I was younger for sure So she's a biter She's one of us She said
Starting point is 00:21:12 I had a close group of friends at uni, and we were playfully bite each other's shoulders. Okay. Sorry, I'm not pausing for effect. I was sick in my mouth, but that's not to do with the biting. That's unrelated. One day, in physics lab, I was assigned a new lab partner. I was standing next to him while the professor explained the assignment. Absent-minded, as I was, I started nibbling on my new lab partner's shoulder. He looked at me. absolutely terrified. As I had no idea how to get out the situation, I just pretended it didn't happen. We worked together in the lab for a full semester and never brought it up again.
Starting point is 00:21:52 I think this is one of the most embarrassing stories that's ever been sent in. Oh my God, I'm dead. That is fucking mortifying. You cannot explain that away. Oh my God, it's just... Wow, on his shoulder. Because I tell you what it is as well Sometimes I do this with my Alex If I'm standing behind him I will rest Like if wherever this is so niche
Starting point is 00:22:21 But if you're watching the fireworks For example or something like that I would rest my head on Alex's shoulder Because he's taller than me So it's like a nice like rest It's incredibly intimate Because of how close your mouth gets to their ear And that's all I keep thinking
Starting point is 00:22:36 Is how close her mouth got to his ear But like his shirt shoulder. I mean, no matter what she bit, it would be awkward because you're putting your teeth around another human being that you don't know. But like, you're just so physically close to them. Like, in order to get your teeth there, you have to be physically so close. Like, you're standing, you, you can't, it's not like you can like arch your neck, like a heron. Like, you have to just stand so close to them. So bite or no bite to him, to be that close is weird anyway. That is, are so embarrassing. I just love this girl. I feel like it needs to be a voice note. Oh my
Starting point is 00:23:16 God. I feel like it needs to be restraining all of them. Oh, I love that. God bless you. God bless you. Oh, that is really embarrassing. And God bless him that he never brought it up again. I swear to God. I bet he's now like, I wonder if that actually happened or I made that up in my head. Because you know when people don't acknowledge things and then you just start to question yourself? Like I can question myself out of anything. Like I could punch you. myself in the face right now, I'm just not a good example. Do you gaslight yourself? Yes, yes. I can, I can literally, like, give me an hour and if I question myself enough, I'll be like, did I podcast with them today? I don't know. Really? Yeah, yeah, no, I just, I have the opposite affliction. I am so
Starting point is 00:24:01 self-short and stuff. I love that, though. I'd love that. Yeah, and this poor person, yeah, probably just like, who am I? Am I okay? Have you got a voice note? I do, yeah. It's a Spotify wrapped related voice note that I have for us. Girls, I just did my Spotify wrapped and I have spent
Starting point is 00:24:27 10,200 minutes listening to should I delete that? And that's equal to a full seven days. Seven days? That's the whole week. Oh, my whore. Which, true, I wouldn't have it any other way. Like, I'm happily, happily devote a full 24-hour working week to listening to you guys.
Starting point is 00:24:53 Oh, yeah, I'm happy with that. 10,000 hours. That sounds like, that sounds like a judge, like a judge-ordered community service. You have to listen to this for 10,000 hours. minutes. That's more than a seven-hour working week. Sorry, a seven-day working week, no one would have to work that much. That would be illegal. Oh my God. Literally, one week is 10,000 minutes just over. She spent a week with us, but like, that's a week with no sleep either. Oh, my. That's like two weeks away. Seven days and seven nights. Isn't that a film? Seven days and seven nights. Anyway.
Starting point is 00:25:34 It's like a parable in the Bible. The film is six days, seven nights. Six days and seven nights. Six days and seven nights. Well, she's done longer than that. She can top it. She can write the sequel. Harrison Ford and David Schwimmer, 1998. Anyway, that's cool. I love her.
Starting point is 00:25:47 What's her name? Or maybe she doesn't want us to say her name. I don't know. I feel at this point, like, she's called Rachel. I mean, she is well and truly part of the family. We love you, Rachel. Thank you so much. 10,000 minutes.
Starting point is 00:26:00 It does sound like a punishment. But that's making me think. Like, how long have we spent... Actually, no, we've spent so long recording. We have spent so long recording. Like, I don't know how many minutes we've made. Like, how many minutes, how many minutes we've done? But then, like, no one, like, this is actually a problem.
Starting point is 00:26:19 We've talked about my good memory before. Like, how much information have I retained about you, like, from doing this? Like, I probably know you more. I've probably spoken to you more than most people in my life. I think I've spoken to you more than Dave this year. I'm not even joking. That doesn't surprise me. Literally more than Dave, 100%. 100%. More than anyone else in my life.
Starting point is 00:26:46 I was probably spoken to you more than I spoke to Alex. My Alex. Oh God, there you are my Alex now. We talk so much. Like way more than I talk to my mum, my sister. Oh my God. Shit. I think I know everything about you. The sad thing is, I don't even think I'm scratching the surface. I've got so many horrifying surprises Like my loathing television No but that's good
Starting point is 00:27:12 Because you know We can't let it run dry Yeah we can't let the convo run dry You know Jesus Christ 10,000 minutes It's too many It's too many minutes
Starting point is 00:27:23 We've talked for too many minutes It's too many minutes Too many minutes Too many minutes Too many minutes Too many minutes And that was the day That was the day that Rachel never listened again
Starting point is 00:27:35 she's like you know what i've listened to a lot of shit from youtube but that was the fucking was poor yeah okay i will i will round us out with an embarrassing story hit me hit me with your rhythm sticks oh that is also Spotify wrapped um related themed related that's the word struggling my words today it's because we've been recording for quite a long time today um lots of talking hello I know these messages normally start with how much I love the pod but I'm just going to screenshot my Spotify Rapt of 5,177 minutes I've should I delete that as an evidence that I can't live without it
Starting point is 00:28:15 and think that what all you do is incredible, which would have been so good had we not. Had we not to Sad Rachel. Yeah, 10,000. No, but seriously, we love you. This girl's called Annie. I feel like we can say that. I'm so randomly competitive with the minutes.
Starting point is 00:28:31 You know, I went on Spotify Rapt and I was expecting like to see that but then like to see my like our podcast come up and I was like oh like so cool I'm going to be on Spotify raps and then I realized like well obviously I haven't listened to my own like it doesn't come up on my own Spotify sad sad no no no and I refuse to listen back so that's fun yeah I download about the whole process I download because every little helps and that one download a week will you know every penny counts no every list of yeah look after your pennies and the pounds will take care of them saves what yeah yeah I look my one what was your one what a way to butcher I actually don't know what the right one is it's look after the pennies and the pounds
Starting point is 00:29:20 all look after themselves yes you're right my mom's like penny obsessed like she'd honestly for as long as we've been alive she's like look after the fucking pennies I'm like okay yeah my dad's like that um okay i have an embarrassing story that bounced back into my mind uninvited when listening to you talk about people having the same name as you i think of my name as rather generic but i actually rarely meet people with my first name and have never met anyone with my full name last year i was in a mandatory training at the zoo oh my god no no no no nope nope nope no last year last year i don't know how i got that last year i was in a mandatory training session on zoom and was looking at the see of names on the screen.
Starting point is 00:30:02 Did you get that? I was like, oh my god, a zoologist listened to the podcast. Like, so cool. Nope. Nope, I saw Zoom. And I was also like, I wonder what mandatory training at the zoo is.
Starting point is 00:30:14 Is it like, don't go in the lion enclosure. Like, hands out the bottom of it. I wonder what they learn in the mandatory zoo. So disappointed. Anyway, anyway. Yeah, it's been a long day. Sorry. Last year, I was in a mandatory training session on Zoom.
Starting point is 00:30:30 and was looking at the sea of names on the screen. Everyone obviously had their cameras off and were probably doing laundry. And I suddenly saw someone with the exact same name as me. Excited and so surprised, I immediately messaged them a super cringy message about how I had never met someone with the same name as me before and that it had just made my day.
Starting point is 00:30:52 I also messaged the family group chat to tell them the exciting news. A few minutes later, I got a reply on Zoom from my news. work colleague who I was training to say that it was actually just her and that she had used the Zoom login details I had given her because her account hadn't been set up yet mortifying. Oh no, that's why I thought she was going to say. I thought she was going to say that she'd like a message herself, but like that's worse,
Starting point is 00:31:23 that's way worse. Yeah, she's included another person in this like shame. Oh no. so embarrassing. So embarrassing. So embarrassing. Because also we gave her the Zoom login. I know. This has made my day. Oh God. Oh, bless it. Love it. Love it. So funny. Thank you. My Zoom name for the last year and a half has been Sarah's name. We have no idea why. But every Zoom meeting I joined him and be like, who's Sarah? And I'm like, I don't know what. I don't know how it happened. It was still connected to my email address, but it was Sarah's name. I could not change it back. And that was just me. I feel like I just got used to it.
Starting point is 00:32:03 Me too. And then I got on your laptops and now I'm Emily again. Oh, yeah, you are. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, weird. Yeah, everyone just got really used to it. It's like, oh, it's just Sarah. It's just them.
Starting point is 00:32:11 It's fine. So weird. I have literally got no idea why that happened. But also, every time I log onto my computer, it gives me the option to go on as Sarah, like Sarah's money, Sarah's passwords. Like, all the touch IDs are connected to Sarah. And I'm just like, ooh, deliver her on Sarah tonight. I love that.
Starting point is 00:32:27 I know, save. You could cause havoc. Oh, I do. And then I guess, no, I'm joking. And then I tell her that it couldn't possibly be me. No, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't. I just steal her identity from time to time just for fun. But now I have to go.
Starting point is 00:32:41 So, yes. Thank you. Thank you. For listening. Love you loads. See you on Monday. Bye. Bye.
Starting point is 00:32:49 Thank you so much for listening. Should I delete that is part of the ACAS creator network.

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