Should I Delete That? - Is It Just Me: Unpopular opinions

Episode Date: March 2, 2023

In this week’s Is It Just Me? the girls discuss YOUR unpopular opinions. They cover pizza, alcohol, parenting and even things you don't like about their content...Follow us on Instagram @shouldideletethatEmail us at [e-mail] & edited by Daisy GrantMusic by Alex Andrew Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello. I am hijacking. I thought you could say I'm high. Hi, hi, hi, is a guy. Fun. I'm hijacking this episode. Okay. To talk about some unpopular opinions.

Unpopular opinions. Nothing, nothing in this life scares me more than an unpopular opinion. No, no, no, it's when somebody says, a bit of an unpopular opinion, guys. and then whatever they say next, I'm really scared of. Yeah, I tend to not agree with any unpopular opinions. Well, there's something to be said for that. That's probably why they're unpopular. Yeah, clues in the name.

I'm going to kick us off with one. Such a revolutionary. Such a free thinker. Or not I? Yeah. I just tend not to agree with unpopular opinions. One might say, one of the greats. I'm going to kick us off with one that I know we'll get you going.

nice get me going now come on air fryers are overrated Jesus they're just not they're just not Jesus get over them already no no

I have to say I'm so with you thank you I fucking love mine that is an unpopular opinion for a reason not think in the world heats up as quickly as an air friar that might not be

technically true but it's definitely not true there's going to be so many things that heat up fast oh my God so many things factually that's so incorrect but They do heat up incredibly quickly

way hotter than the oven They heat up so quickly They almost heat up backwards I don't even know what that means But I just I love my air fryer I love my air fryer so much I've seen a new air friar trend

What is it? Cabbage chips Rather than kale chips About brownies I feel that we've got a lot to do Tim talked to me out as cabbage What are we saying? So you get a whole white big cabin Yeah. A whole big cabbage.

Buy cabbage. By cabbage. Basically. Cool. And then tear the leaves off. Yep. You know, normal as you do with your kale. And then stick them in the air fryer.

Fuck, that does sound good. Is it look amazing? Actually, it doesn't sound good to me right the second. But sick. This pregnancy has really done me a number because normally I love veg. You know, like I love vegetables so much. And normally my favorite thing for dinner is just get my air fry. I put broccoli, sprouts, beans, literally anything.

It's for like everything in the air fryer. And then I kind of have like a hot salad, like a hot salad, like a hot, crispy salad. Yeah. I can't do that now. Fibers made me very sick of all the things. Really? Yeah, because everything's kind of come and waves and come and gone.

But the one thing that's made me quite consistently sick, weirdly, has been air-fried vegetables. That's so weird. Isn't that crushing? That is quite crushing. I can have them steamed a bit better, a bit more readily. Okay. Cale seems to be okay.

But for some reason, Brussels, cabbages, that sort of thing. I think I found it very hard to digest. I think that's made me sick. That must be it. Yeah, I think it's a digestion issue because I've been talking to the doctor. about this because my irons no one gives a fuck but my iron was so low um so i've been trying to get veg in but that's been the quickest to vomit it's so weird so it must be a digestion thing it must be it's like people with gastroporesis don't know what that is sounds bad though might have made that up

probably made that up but when basically yeah they they can't digest like the stomach muscles are kind of paralyzed i think totally making this up but anyway they can't eat stuff with fiber in it basically yeah that's i feel like the more i feel like i've been struggling to digest just, I think five is making me the sickest. I think the more processed, the better. Genuinely, donuts have been one of the easiest things for me to eat. Yeah. Like, just jam donuts.

Well, quite a few people in unpopular opinions, these are on my Instagram, by the way, I did a box. Quite a lot of people, donuts are not it. What do you mean, not it? Don't like doughnuts. I know. Do you mean, not it? I mean, they're not what? They're not salamis.

Like, they're not medication. They're not loads of things, but they still might be. it. I love a donut. I love a donut. A glazed donut. You just can't. Well, vegan Kris creams are a thing now. Oh, they are? They are. Yeah. But I didn't know this. Sainsbury's donuts are vegan. Just normal jam donuts from Sainsbury's. Are they? They're just vegan, yeah. Oh, wow. Like accidentally. Well, I mean, it kind of makes sense. Yeah, because it's just sweet bread and jam. Yeah. I thought maybe I might be milking it, but no, no, no. Well, there go. No, yeah. So that's been really good for me. They've actually been a real pregnancy.

I don't know why. Sometimes the salt's too much and sometimes just bread's just meh so sometimes just a donut. Oh my God, I fancy a donut so much right now. I had a donut yesterday actually. I had one last yesterday afternoon. I'm craving a donut.

I've got one on my chopping board at home. I should have brought it in for you. God, I've got a killer for a crisp cream. Should I see if I can get them on delivery? Daisy. Oh my God. I'm going to get us a donut. I am so keen.

What's the point in being pregnant if you can't pretend that something that you want is a craving? I don't think I've had any cravings for Every time I want something, I'm like, I need it. This feels like a craving. Yeah, for you. We'll take it.

Sorry, let's pick it back up. Sorry, everyone we had to just take a beat because that person said that donuts weren't it and we had to prove them wrong. So we've ordered some donuts to the studio. Three donuts are coming to the studio. I can't wait. Because donuts are it. That's such a cool, like, lifetime podcast happening.

We've been influenced. I have so many of these. I feel like there should be a two-parter, honestly. This should be a pot on Pop Your Pins Part 1. You know, I had a bagel for breakfast, which is basically just like a savory donut. It is a savoury donut, isn't it? I think we've had two donuts today. Love that. Love that. That's what you should be doing at this stage in your pregnancy.

I was just in my life. This stage of my life. Yeah. I just feel like I just need all the moral, the sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet moral support and savoury. Oh, bit of a darker one. Okay. If you find it difficult to get through dry January, you've got a drinking problem. Yeah. But then I also think Britain has a drinking problem. Yeah. I actually completely agree with that. Anybody that's like, oh, I've not had a drink all week. I'm like, weird that you're counting. I'm probably going to get in trouble. saying that now but yeah we do like a drink in britain for sure it's a very very because i don't

think it's a physical reaction that people have like if you if you struggle to get through it it's probably not a physical struggle it's probably uh social like might be like social anxiety it might be like feeling i don't know like it could it's probably yeah not a physical thing it's probably like a that you're worried like phomo or social or it's probably like that yeah that element to But that in itself is still a problem. Yeah. I think I don't know if I've had alcohol this January, but the thing for me is that I do struggle in social occasions not having alcohol.

And when I did the embryo freezing, I really struggled with. Like I went to a wedding without drinking alcohol and I was like, boring. Boring. And I know that I should say, no, no, I had just as much fun without alcohol, but it's not the truth. I didn't. No, fair enough. I really missed it.

Fair enough. And I do feel like I, in a situation where other people, when everyone else is drinking, I also need to drink to have fun. That's just where I'm at. Yeah. You know. But that would probably be classed and I say this with a lot of love as a problem. Do you think?

I think. Not like a, not like a problem in the context of like a problem with alcohol. It's just boring when everyone else is drinking and you're not. But that's what I mean about the cultural thing of Britain. Yeah, totally. Like that's the problem. It's not you that's the problem. It's just like we genuinely have been conditioned to like not.

have fun without alcohol. I remember because my ex was German and we go to German weddings over there, obviously in Germany, and after, like, straight after the reception, you do like coffee and cake and everyone, like, brings a cake and there's just, like, huge row of cakes and coffee and people don't drink until, like, it's just not a big thing, whereas we're like, as soon as we can get our hands on a drink, we're on it. Yeah. That sounds, I would love a coffee and cake situation.

That sounds absolutely piqued to me. You see, I wouldn't much rather a drink. Yeah, it's weird. I stopped drinking. I never talked about it. Someone said that to me the day, actually, I saw this guy I haven't seen in Asia. It's like, and I haven't seen him since I've been pregnant. And he was like, oh, I bet you're like so looking forward to getting back.

Like, because he's like, you're so close. Like, what are you going to have? You're going to get smashed. And I was like, genuinely, it's like the last thing. Really? The last thing on my mind. And the sickness probably has been a big factor. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because it's just like the last thing I've felt like it. And I do think your body like. just doesn't want it but like I could really happily never drink again really yeah

I gave up drinking in 2016 for a year because my mental health was just really not good and if drinking made it worse I think I was actually quite a bad space in 2015

with alcohol me and Alex used to go and get so shit-faced so often and it was fine because we were super young and we were young enough that you could go and get so drunk

and then go to work the next morning. And it would be like, I mean, someone, someone's like, and it's so nice that we got to do that together because sometimes, like, I look back at our lives and I'm just like, whoa, like, how are they the same people? But now, like, last night I went to put it at 7.30. But, like, it's, like, we used to be able to just, like, go. But I used to hate it.

Like, you know, when you'd wake up in the morning? And we'd have it together, like, both of us so anxious, but you'd wake up in the morning and you'd be like, you'd be like, you'd be like, oh, no, no, like, you'd wake up and you'd be like, oh, no, no, like, what did I say? what did I do like and then like you'd have spent too much money

and then it's just like for the rest of the month it's like everything's a struggle because you went on a big night out on a Wednesday and it's just like why did I do that? And I used to hate that feeling and I'd be so anxious like anxiety was such a big part of my life. Grim.

Yeah. So I just stopped drinking for a bit and then I started again and then I stopped again and I just kind of got into a much healthier space with it and that's when I started running as well so I don't know if it was running that cured my anxiety

you're not drinking, but the two things together were very good for me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then now I'm just in a very, like, balanced place. You're quite indifferent towards alcohol now then. Yeah, like I can go, like at my hen or whatever, even at my wedding or anyone's wedding. I can go and get absolutely shit-faced.

I'm quite fun drunk, you know, I'm like, I put vibes. Yeah. So I don't really have anything to be anxious about. Yeah. Because I'm not, I don't get mean or anything. No, no. Like, I'm fun, but I'm also, I love the next day. just feeling good.

Yeah. And I'd probably always choose that. Depending on what it was, if you had to say to me, you choose drinking and going to that party or you choose the next day, I would always choose the next day. If it was that choice forever,

do you know what I mean? I think I choose like an in-between. Yeah. I choose to go and have a few drinks but feel normal-ish the next day. Do you get bad hangovers? No, I don't. actually no not really not unless no I actually don't know and how's your mental health after

you drink not good that's the problem yeah yeah not good yeah that's the interesting thing because it isn't it's a real chemical fuck isn't it it really really is yeah I read a brilliant article I think I've talked about this about the the physical effects of alcohol on your system and the next day and like the like what a hangover actually is in physical terms and it's super interesting but it does have a real effect on your mental health it does because sometimes the Is really fun. Do you remember when we went out when Alex was on his staggy last year? And we went out. And we had a really fun night out. And then the next day, me and Sarah scheduled the hangover. Like, because we knew we wanted that night out, because she's not a massive

drinker either. We knew we wanted that night out. So we booked it like Saturday night. And then in the diary I put on Sunday, it's like stinky hangover. Yeah. Eat pizza with Sarah on the sofa. Like that was put in the diary. So that was kind of fun. Yeah. That is fun. Yeah. It's like a, it's like a built in excuse to ignore all your responsibilities. and just like I have a hangover so I am out and I'm counting myself out I'm not going to do anything and my mum's a total enabler for that she's the best if you've ever got a hangover at my mum's house she looks after you so well she's like it doesn't matter how you got ill the fact is you're real now and you need looking after like so she's a real enabler for that so sometimes if I want to go like big

I'm like cool but it's I actually think it's worse for me if I have like two or three glasses or three or four glasses yeah so you're not you don't feel to terrible the next day, physically, but mentally, you're on the rocks. We feel the effects. Yeah, that's what I struggle with. I think I want to say that the alcohol floods your system with, oh no, it is dopamine. Alcohol has a powerful effect on dopamine activity in the brain when we drink the brain, so-called reward circuits are flooded with dopamine. So, you know, as with anything, like you, you don't have to pay for that. It's interesting. Yeah, I do. I think we do culturally have some issues with alcohol.

major issues. Yeah. So I don't think that, but I agree with that person's opinion. Yeah. In a way. But then no shade. I don't actually.

Because I think a lot of people just have like a glass of wine every now and again and that's like a nice thing that they do. Yeah. So it's a bit shit if they're like, oh, I can't have one just because it's a January. I don't know. I really don't understand dry January. If you are going to do a dry month,

it is the best because of the fewest people get married in January. That'd be my logic. That's true. And it's like the least party thing. So it's actually the easiest month to not drink in. Yeah. I think if I drank more, I'd understand it. I don't really get it because I'm like, what's the point?

That's the thing. And I don't really drink. Like, I wouldn't have like just a glass of wine in the evening. No, we know. So then, yeah. But then, yeah, probably like my mom does because she's a classy broad. Like she'd have like just a glass because she's classy. Yeah.

You know? So then I can understand that if you take that away. It's like, why are you taking away that? It's probably like most people's like chocolate. But then when my mom and dad are at home, like on a first. Friday night, I like, Mom always buys us like cocktails in a tin, like a little tinny. Oh, I love that. And I love that. That's really nice. I wouldn't mind having one of those. I have one or two. Like I love, I love that. And I'd hate not to do that just because it was

January, you know. Yeah, I get that. Yeah. And as I go into the summer, I'm like, I'm really looking forward to a cider. That's the one thing. Yeah, you like cider. I do really like a cider. Yeah. As I'm not going to be pregnant anymore. The idea of going out and getting shit face scares me a bit, particularly because I'll be a, like, I don't know, whole new body. But the idea of a pint. I'm like, oh, go on then. Oh, yeah. Go on then. Oh my God, can we deliver who sides? Yeah. Can you give me like one more week?

Oh my God, one that's really harsh. Oh, okay, go on. This is definitely a two-partisan. We'll be back next week at the second half. I think we should do a two-partisan. People with kids complain like they were forced to have them. Oh my God, I don't agree with that, you know. Because I think like no one actually knows what, okay,

they weren't forced to have them, but no one actually knows until they have a child what it's like. And, you know, you've done. done just because you've done something like you've chosen something doesn't mean you can't then moan about it yeah I guess it's like with your mum with a hangover like she knows you choose yeah it doesn't matter how you got here but yeah you still deserve the support you don't read it again maybe I don't agree with people with people like they were forced to have them okay look I agree with you like and you have to have space to complain we have to allow women

particularly and men actually but we have to allow people the space to complain because it's a very rigged system it's very hard to have children right like maternity pay is not enough. Child care is way too expensive. The pressure and responsibility in life is just too difficult. The hormonal imbalance, a chemical imbalance for having a baby, you have to be able to moan about all of this stuff. And like you say, you've got no idea what you're going into.

So Godspeed, like, yeah, 100%. But I have found a lot of the negativity as I'm going into this space to be really hard to deal with. Yeah, I'm with you on that. So in that sense, like sometimes I'm just shared. people are sharing so many horror stories with me. And I just think, you chose this. You chose to have a baby and I'm choosing to have a baby. And you have to support me now because this is mean.

Like that's where I find it quite difficult. When people complain to people who are having kids. Yes. See, I'm reading this as like people with kids complaining to their like, I don't know, their moms or their siblings or their partners or whatever, their friends and, you know, like they need support and they need help. like I guess you can hate it because the like the stories are scaring you it's not really the fact that it's scaring me because that's not anybody else's problem like it's my responsibility whatever it's more I just think it's not very kind and I don't really understand it like I don't hate it but I've but that's something I find really difficult is that people are so quick to tell you how terrible it it is and that's what I can't understand because that is complaining people just don't tell you the good bits they just don't so I think obviously like I think it's two separate things because

obviously you have every right to complain to anybody that you want to and it's other people's jobs if they don't want to listen to it they don't have to listen to it but you can keep complaining and struggling and getting it all off your chest and whatever as you shed as is you're right and as I will do I will be complaining the whole time and everyone will be like you chose this I'll be like, I know, and I was an idiot. And, yeah, what's your point? But, yeah, I just, I think the people do make it sound like the worst thing in the world, but only to pregnant women, it seems.

Yeah. People seem to just, they'd be, like, they're lovely about their kids all the time. They're like, I love being a mom, and blah, blah, blah. And it's always people that seem to love being a mom and tell everyone that they love being a mom, but then just to you, it's like, when they know you're bringing, like, oh, you may you say you're never going to sleep again. I hope you really enjoyed sleeping these last. It's like 30 years, but it's done.

It's done for the rest of you're like, you're never going to read a book. You're never going to hate your husband. Your vagina's going to be ripped all the way to your butt hole. It's going to be the worst things ever happened to you. And it's like, yeah, that's what's weird. That's what's really weird. But then I think, but you chose it and you'd want to choose happiness for me.

I don't know, no, not happiness. You'd want to choose like, I don't know. Do you know what I mean? Exactly. Yeah. Like, you want, yeah. You want to have a positive experience and there is no point going into. with negativity.

Yeah, I don't know, it's all just weird vibes. Yeah, I don't know. It is weird. But then, yeah. So we're kind of torn on that one. Yeah, because I think in the context of like never being able to complain, that's not fair. Yeah. Because, yeah, to my mum's point.

To your mom's hangover point. Yeah, it doesn't matter. You've got a kid, you've got a hangover. It doesn't matter. You're allowed to complain about it no matter how you ended up there. Yeah, yeah. But just, I think sometimes we need to just try to be, pick our crowd. Yeah.

the crowd. Yeah, yeah, read the room. Read the room. I haven't even, I've scrolled down like once. I'm feeling really bad for saying that about mums now and about parents, but I think I'm just coming from a very triggered place at the moment. Yeah, you, you are. And to be fair, I've seen it just with being with you a lot during a pregnancy, I've seen it. People telling you like, basically you've got no idea what's coming. Yeah, and how bad it's going to be a bit quite mean, yeah. Unhelpful. I just think it feels unhelpful. Yeah, because if I'd come to you and been like, hey, I'm thinking about getting pregnant. What are the pros and cons? Then we could have this conversation. Right. So I've got this human in my stomach. It's way too late. You're in. I'm fully

attached to her. Like she's coming home with me. Yeah. Please can you just not make this the worst thing in the world? Yeah. It's too much. It's too much. It's just a bit much. Yeah. Pizza is a glorified sandwich. Good. Actually, good point. Honestly. you're not wrong it's a toastie it's just a flat round toasty it's absolutely fine it's an open sandwich

yeah fucking stunning open sandwich I never thought about it like that me neither oh my god what makes a sandwich a sandwich is it just a second piece of bread my unpopular opinion white pizzas are better than normal pizzas what's a white pizza

when they've got no tomato on it what the fuck yeah I've never had that I stand by it I will die on this hill I've had a red pizza when I went to Manchester and I asked for a vegan pizza

and they just gave me there's no cheese It's just tomato. It was so gross. That's disgusting. I was so long over. I ate the whole thing. Oh my God,

I've never had a white pizza. Yeah, it's so much better. Interesting. Well, I don't really like tomatoes, really. I think a calzone just looks like a massive cornish pasty. It is. It is, isn't it? Yeah.

But also, if that, I don't understand. I really want to know what the definition of a sandwich is now. It must just be the second piece of bread. In which case, if you just put another piece of dough on top of the chaw. Just fold the pizza over. Well, then you've just got a calzone. lonely, but is that just an Italian word for a sandwich? But surely, using

this logic, folder pizza is a sandwich. Yeah, because if you got a piece of bread, smothered it in peanut butter and then folded it in half, you've got a peanut butter sandwich. Yeah. Strawberries are rag. Cheesecake is not the best pudding, agreed. Cheesecake is not the best pudding. I don't, I don't even like it. Strawberries are fucking stunning, though. Strawberries

are great. Do not like those white strawberries that everyone puts all over Instagram and they make me feel sick to my stomach. Yeah, they look like blackheads. They look disgusting. Yeah, and I really like them. Oh, taste delicious. They're in such a perfectly neat pattern. Get me to summer. Get me to summer.

I want those strawberries. I want cider in the park. I want a calzoni. I've never had a calzoni in my whole life. The trend of food recipe videos with the person taking big bites out of everything is grim. What? No, don't get out either. I don't get it.

What's the beef? Is it like when you make the food and then you just have a big bite of it? I think so. That's not that grim. No, to be honest with you, don't enjoy the sound of people chewing. I don't think many people do. Actually, what I said is absolute bullshit because ASMR is like the biggest thing in the entire world.

People love hearing people eat. It's not for me. I hate. I love my mum more than life itself, but I can't sit too close to her when she eats. I hate it. She's got really thin cheeks, so sound just really travels.

I love that I just burped and neither have you acknowledged it, but okay. I can live what? Dogs should not sit on public transport seats for so many reasons. What are the reasons? I don't agree. What are the reasons? I don't agree. I can't even see.

one reason. I can see one reason in that if it was between a human and a dog, it's easier for the dog to sit on the floor, so the human should probably get the chair. But that's the only reason I can think of. Yeah, I'm awful. Dogs on. Yeah, it makes them easier to stroke. But then again, if somebody next to you, I was like, hey, I'm really, I'm scared of dogs or I'm allergic to it. Please me you put it on the floor. Be like, yeah, fine. Yeah, of course. Yeah. But we sit under the seat. Cute. Betty cannot even step foot on a train. She'll be literally on the ceiling. Nobody actually likes green tea

I've got to Green tea's fucking gross I agree with that Yeah absolutely I concur It tastes like earth I hate minty as well

I hate the videos With a random's face next to it nodding or pointing their finger to it If she's talking about Sign language It's very inappropriate

Ha ha ha Surely not I don't get it Oh god no maybe Oh do you wet I think she hates it. You do loads of those. I do loads of those.

I think you've just been called out. Oh my God. Oh, yeah, you've just been called out. I've been called out. Fine. Oh my God, I did that the other day. I literally made one of those the other day.

I didn't say anything. I just sat there and nodded along like a Churchill dog. Well, there you go. Well, she fucking, what was her wording exactly just so I can take it? She hates in capitals. She hates the videos with a random face next to it, nodding or pointing their finger to it.

Fabulous. Thank you so much. You hate my random face. It's been noted. Getting married, ETC should not be the standard everyone needs to live up to. Being single is so valid, yeah. I don't think that's an unpopular opinion.

I think that's a good opinion. Yeah, crack on. Baths a shit, cold and boring. Shows away better. I've been on a real journey with baths. I had one the other day. I had my first one since being pregnant the other day. It was fucking horrible because I am absolutely massive

and I couldn't submerge myself because my bath was not deep enough. So I was just freezing cold. And you can't have a hot bath when you're pregnant and it has to be body temperature. which is less than satisfactory. Don't want to boil the baby. I honestly, my nipples

look like two pieces of salami just floating and it was really sad. All like little volcanoes. I made Alex come and look because I was like this is the bleakest thing. I looked like a mountain range. It was just like knee, knee, stomach. Boob, boob.

Like all just poking out above the water. And it was like the Alps because it was all like bubble butt up. And then just like the loud mass, exactly. Yeah, all clouds. Like the mountains coming up at the top of the clouds. Yeah. It was really.

really bad yeah and I was so confronted with myself I was like oh my god I'm just you'll love it once the baby's born yeah because I used to love a bath you did didn't you well I hated them then I loved them yeah now I'm back to hating them again you used to play geogetta with me from the yeah yeah it can be incredible but I think they've got to be super hot yes scorching yeah but then a few minutes in you might get dizzy and faint because it's so hot stressful because then you have to go and have a shower afterwards because you've just got sweating sitting in the hot bar And so that I always found that quite hard work. Sitting in your own dirt.

So I'd have to, yeah, go, like, have a bath and then have a shower. And it would always just take a long time. It's easier to have a shower. Definitely, definitely easier and quicker. I like to be in and out. Well, yeah, as famously, I've still been looking into getting you that shower curtain and wanting you to wash yourself. But then I really hate shower.

That's my unpopular opinion, apart from the fact it's not unpopular. I hate shower curtains. Oh, they're disgusting when they stick to your skin. Yeah, we went to Brighton for our. anniversary and I had the best time in the world but I just couldn't I couldn't enjoy myself no I could enjoy myself but like

the show it's a hotel shower curtain brings me so many bad vibes like am I going to be murdered in here probably probably if it's going to be a killer clown that does it probably if not am I going to get touched by the shower curtain that's touched like

every other person who bodies has ever been in here and it's going to get stuck to my skin and it's going to be like oh Oh, that feeling is so disgusting. It's like... And it's so cold. Sensorily, one of the worst things. Yeah, when you're in a hot shower and you've got the cold to you.

Yeah, so it's so offensive in everyone's ears. But yeah, shower curtains are the worst. The worst. That's why I didn't buy you one. So I'm trying to get you a nice glass one instead reminding you to watch. You have like a decal. Very expensive. Still, worth it.

If it keeps you clean. So worth it for the bag. For the bag. B.O. The bag? The bag? The joke? The black? The black? The black? I was like, is she on drugs? Do you know what I think I did?

You want cocaine? Do you know what I think I did? You know, laugh. I think I just put the French word for joking. No, for the gag. Not the gag. That's it. Fuck it out. Can you, um, can you speak French? What's the word for joke in French? Black. It is. Oh God, that's what you did. What I meant to say was gag, not black.

But you just slipped into French. I just slipped line. It's such a slippery float. I'm so good at that. Bilingual life. I just, oh, I slipped and I fell and oops, I'm fluent in French. The Humble Bregger. What's in my life?

What can I do? I don't know. I'm German. But you deserve it. I don't know. I can't help you. On that note. This has been fun.

Can we do a book? Next week, can we go again with the unpopular opinions? Definitely. Let's come back. I like, because I mean, I literally have about 7,000 more. I like that we're not going to wait for feedback because everyone else might hate it, but I don't care, let's go again. Yeah, absolutely.

It's part to you next week. It's coming. Stop you. Bye. Bye-bye now. Thank you so much for listening. Should I delete that is part of the ACAS creator network.