Toni and Ryan - Toni Lodge Queen Of Jokes

Episode Date: June 4, 2025

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Starting point is 00:01:12 Dolby Atmos. Think pulse pounding suspense with powerful explorations of identity and privilege. Listen to Sacrilege, Curse of the Mbuie now. Go to audible.ca slash sacrilege. That's S A C R I L E G E Hello and welcome to the Tony Ryan podcast. I'm Tony This is Ryan and we never start an episode without the approval from a top up. Just touch my butt No, I like when to give you a little hug. Okay. Well just not in front of Bronwyn. Okay, sorry Bronwyn now what town do you are you currently living in? Town called one die one. Wondai.
Starting point is 00:01:45 Wondai. Not to be confused with Bondai. Very different. I've seen Wondai Rescue. Very, very different. It's one of the great shows. But where did you used to live, Bronwyn? In good old Toowoomba.
Starting point is 00:01:56 Toowoomba. Oh, too fast, too Woomba. Too fast, too Woomba, the home of the original Tarpathon. Great to meet another Toowoomban. Yeah. Toowoombiant. What do we call ourselves again? Remind me, cause I only live there for one year. Yeah, maybe Toowoombians.
Starting point is 00:02:09 I'm not really sure. Yeah. Just a couple of locals. Yeah, yeah. You must have a couple of others. Yeah, just a couple of locals. Yeah, we get it. It's a Toowoombian thing.
Starting point is 00:02:20 Bronwyn, will you approve today's podcast? Yes, definitely. I don't know if Toowoomba will. No, they will. They might have to fucking send us a cease and desist after. I'll approve it from Wondai. They might approve it here. The town of Wondai.
Starting point is 00:02:32 How many people in Wondai? Oh, about 2000, not very many. Yeah, and I feel like they approve. You really peaked with Wondai rescue out here. It's amazing. There's nothing better. Hi, this is Bronwyn from W day in Queensland and I approve this podcast. Did we hear Tony say what she has a shooted apples on in the start of the recording? On my porridge.
Starting point is 00:03:10 Sorry that I'm adorable. Sorry I'm a cute girl. You are a cute girl. You are a very cute girl. Hey. Very cute girl. What was that from? Oh, we had that I think.
Starting point is 00:03:22 Yeah, yeah. Very nice, very nice. Very nice, very cute little girl. Girl. Girl. Now, welcome to the show. We're doing Normal or Nah, because it's Thursday, and the song is...
Starting point is 00:03:32 This is Normal or Nah. Catherine Mee. Basically, Normal or Nah, you send us your stories and we decide whether it's normal or if it's nah. Yeah, thanks for submitting them in the Tony and Ryan Facebook group. Catherine Mee. No, Catherine, you. Food submitting them in the Tony and Ryan Facebook group. Catherine Mee.
Starting point is 00:03:45 No, Catherine, you. Food wrappers in the bathroom bin. Normal or nah. You know how we talked about the hierarchy of sinks? Yes, yeah. My partner will throw crisp packets or chocolate bar wrappers in the bathroom bin because it's closer than the kitchen
Starting point is 00:04:01 where he plays his video games. But when I see it, it makes me wonder if he's been snacking and shitting. Says Catherine, non-bathroom stuff in the bathroom bin makes me feel strange. It does normal. Do you think that's yeah, it's that's fucked up. I think that gives you the heebie jeebies. I also think bathroom stuff in the kitchen bin can throw you like a toilet roll in the kitchen bin or something?
Starting point is 00:04:27 Yeah, toilet roll, an empty toothpaste container. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Or if you've been like flossing. And the floss, yeah, you like. It all goes to the same bin bin. Yeah. But no. I also just think that like, you know when you're like brushing your teeth and some people
Starting point is 00:04:47 like walk around the house and like do other things? That for me, that fucking, I think that is so fucking weird. Have you, you busy mate? You don't have enough time to spend two minutes brushing your fucking teeth that you need to walk around still probably doing nothing. Yeah, but you just like walking around like with, and I just hate it. Get over it, yeah. I do brush my teeth in the shower, so that probably also is like a bit different,
Starting point is 00:05:12 but like brushing your teeth and walking around, I'm like, so you're wearing like, you're either clean because you've already like had your shower and you're kind of like, oh yeah, like are you dressed? Cause I always, the reason I brush my teeth in the shower is because I always get shit all over myself. So I'm like, if I'm in the shower, easy as, if I get splattered with fucking toothpaste, because I don't like the texture of it cause it's like chalky and I don't like
Starting point is 00:05:38 smell cause it's minty. So I'm just like, oh, I can wash it all the way. And then I'm clean. That's all good. I was halfway through getting dressed for the webbies and I just like, oh, I can wash it all the way and then I'm clean. That's all good. I was halfway through getting dressed for the webbies and I was like, oh, brush my teeth. Cause you know what? And then I was like, no, not in these pants. Yeah. And so then undressed to brush my teeth. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:58 I just, I just can't imagine wearing clothes and doing, yeah, it's so weird to me. But when people walk around, they're like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, said no one ever that was super millennial what's wrong with me the last week is really fucking epic yellow swag yellow swag is too cool for Tony still I would never say that no but epic that's boss what's wrong with me what is wrong with you if you have to diagnose it or put your finger in something like it might be weird because this morning Charles took a picture of me with the filter on that made me look bald and is that what you guys sent did you send that to me and it it didn't look that bad do you know know what I mean? So I'm having a little bit of an identity crisis. Hang on a second. We thought it would look so bad. Oh no, that's...
Starting point is 00:07:09 He literally just said, that's not what he said. Like I didn't. Then what's his other video Sophie sending me? Oh wow. That was for when you asked me. That is not for now. That was when you asked Rhiann. Yeah, yeah, no, it's fine, man.
Starting point is 00:07:23 It's good. This is what Tonya looks like bald. You look good. Like surprisingly not that bad. Out of all of us, you actually look the coolest. Anyway. You still peg that. Chelsea Moore.
Starting point is 00:07:37 Chelsea Moore. You wouldn't need to, what are you gonna put it, like dildo on your dick? Is that double penetration? No, Great question. Let's not find out. Is raw dogging the rain normal or nah? This guy in here asks, still walks his dog in the rain with no rain jacket. He just fucking takes it. I also feel like Romcoms tried to normalize walking and dancing in the rain, but it's fucking shit. You get wet.
Starting point is 00:08:09 I think raw dogging the rain is insane, but do you think it's normal or nah? Oh, it's raining out. Anyway, come on, Bron, let's go for a walk. I wouldn't take Pippa out in the rain because I wouldn't want her to get wet and cold anyway. But- Bron loves the rain. It makes him go to the zoomies. Yeah, right. Now see Pippa when it's raining, she just wants to curl up in front of the fire and
Starting point is 00:08:34 like she doesn't want to do anything. I think probably even if you left the front door open, she wouldn't get up. Like I think she just like settled in. I did have this conversation with myself though, because we've been swimming in the mornings. It's been quite wet in Melbourne. And like, as you're walking to the... Like, you're walking to quite literally get wet. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:55 If you're walking to the pool, how much precaution should you take? Because I go, oh no, in the rain! And then I get in the pool. Yeah. And like, you're going to like put your towel over your head so that gets wet. But then my towel's wet. Yeah, that's gross. That's weird.
Starting point is 00:09:13 But then my towel's going to get wet anyway, because soon I'm going to be wet and I'm going to dry myself on the towel. Yeah, but you want to dry yourself with a dry towel. But you know what I mean? I do know what you mean. So, because I think that it would be crazy to wear my raincoat to the pool. Cause I'm like, well, I'm it's fine. Then what are the raincoats for?
Starting point is 00:09:29 Because they're pretty cool. Those swimming raincoat, you know, those like long ones. Or like a deck coat or whatever it's called. Yeah. So I've got a poncho towel, which we've talked about before. I bought one for me and one for Torbz for Christmas. Big year. Um, wow. I didn't want to say. Yeah. Okay. It has been a Big year.
Starting point is 00:09:46 Wow. I didn't want to say. Yeah. Okay. It has been a big year. Yeah. He proposed to me and I bought him a fucking wooded towel. Yeah. But that's what brings you guys together. Yeah. Yeah. I bet he loves that towel. I bet he loves that towel. Have you got him like an engagement present? No. So he buys you that fucking rock and you just take that? No, but should I?
Starting point is 00:10:08 Well, I mean, you have Should I have? The only thing you got him, you also bought yourself one. Blowjob? Towel. I was like, what did I give him? Sorry. I thought that's what you meant. Sorry. And I didn't give that
Starting point is 00:10:24 to myself as well. I even never leave that. Even though I've never come to work. Sorry. Yeah, I literally just thought you meant. Can you cut that? No, no, actually we can't. Should I give him a present?
Starting point is 00:10:34 Is that what you're supposed to do? Well, some people, the guy will get like a really nice watch. Oh, Torp's like can't wear a watch as you know, because the magnetic. Because the magnetics, he makes time go backwards. And that's how I feel when I'm with him. Yeah, time just slows right down. It just disappears. We said the opposite.
Starting point is 00:10:53 Should I get him a present? Are you supposed to? Oh, I'm just surprised that you're wearing that around. And what's he wearing? Oh, no. Do you get him like a night or is like a wedding ring or something? Well, do you do that, though though when you get married and he- What so you just get that freebie?
Starting point is 00:11:07 Oh no, I've got a freebie. What, what free for you? Oh yeah, free for me. He's maxed out free credit cards. Um, fuck, I didn't even think about getting him again. Well I just know because I'm not- You know what I did do though, I bought him the new Switch. Picking it up tomorrow. Nintendo Switch. Huge. Yeah. Pre-ordered it
Starting point is 00:11:30 because they're sold out. You can't get them anymore but I've pre-ordered it so I'm gonna go pick it up tomorrow. That's pretty nice. Yeah. That's pretty nice. Yeah. Did you know you did that? No. Oh that's good. No. We like go down. And he won't listen so it's fine. We go down on a knee and like, not that again. Oh, sorry. We go down on one knee and say like, You're welcome. Sophie's with 12 times gone backwards. Welcome to now.
Starting point is 00:12:01 All good. Um, yeah, I can. That'd be nice. Yeah. I film it in the corner. And maybe I could say like, oh, let's switch things up. And then I... And you pound him. Stop talking about pegging.
Starting point is 00:12:14 Lorna Page. Okay, this is, this is, you know when you see someone else eating good stuff and it just makes you hungry? Oh, totally. Or order envy. You know, when you're out for dinner with someone and you go, do I want the ravioli or the lasagna? And you go, I'm going to get the ravioli and someone else goes, I'm going to get the lasagna and then the lasagna comes out and you go fuck off.
Starting point is 00:12:36 We did that. Me and Bridge had breakfast out the other day. I haven't gone out for breakfast in fucking ages. How fun is it? Yeah, it's great. But then she ordered this like pancake stack with like the fruit and the, you know, like, yeah. And I just saw that and I'm like, what the fuck have I done? Yeah. What did you get?
Starting point is 00:12:50 Oh, it's like this. Do you know what is fucking so underrated at a cafe for breakfast? A corn fucking fritter or a zucchini fritter. I feel no fucking way. That's what you got. When you see it next to a stack of pancakes, it's just not here. No, but they hit I think.
Starting point is 00:13:11 Best friend chat though, we picked the same like crazy thing. But I think a zucchini fritter, fucks. They got to do it right. Maybe they just have to. Where was it? No, I'm not gonna have it. No, just say it. Because they're normally great. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:13:25 Nope. You don't have to say it on the podcast, just tell me. Goldmine is Catholic, I can't believe they did that. No, they would never. No. That's what you just said? No, it's not. Oh.
Starting point is 00:13:38 So now you're gaslighting me. It was... Second home... On Broham Street Brombe Street. Brombe Street. Yeah. Those ****. Lorna.
Starting point is 00:13:49 They should be up on Wall Street. Main Street. Busy down on Main Street. Busy. Lorna has a normal on her. Hi Lorna. My husband reckons seeing the dog eat makes him hungry. I was like, do we have any snacks?
Starting point is 00:14:06 Yeah, why? I just saw our old mate fucking hoofing into that bowl over there, just made me hungry. What? Lorna's like, no, like that's not a thing. And he's like, yeah. And then he goes, we know how you see people eating that makes you hungry.
Starting point is 00:14:22 It's like, yeah, that's different. Cause that's not a dog eating Bickeys from a bowl. Oh, weird thought. Pippa eats at the same time as us. Yeah, cause she has that when she sees you guys eating. No, but like, so if I'm cooking dinner, I'll like chop up her food and then I'll put our stuff on the table and I'll feed her
Starting point is 00:14:42 and we'll all eat at the same time. Isn't that nice? We do that for breakfast as well. Like Torbz will be doing that and I'll put our stuff on the table and I'll feed her and we'll all eat at the same time. Isn't that nice? We do that for breakfast as well. Like Torbz will be doing that and I'll cut up her food and then... You slice the salmon and... Well, yeah, but I'll cut up her log thing. Yeah. So...
Starting point is 00:14:56 Unrelatable content for pretty much. Yeah, because we eat together, but don't most animals eat breakfast and dinner and they eat at the same kind of time as you? Oh, Lily's shaking her head. Okay. Yeah. What? We eat as a family. Does she eat at the table? No, she eats, you know, at her little spot where her life fountain is. But like if we eat outside, like on the back deck while it's hot, I'll be like, you come outside, you eat with us and she'll eat out the back with us. That's really nice. That's really nice. That is really nice.
Starting point is 00:15:26 Doesn't everybody do that? Normal or not, eating with your pet. No, that's a no from me. And it's not that I don't eat with Brian, it's that he doesn't eat with us. He's run his own schedule. Oh. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:39 That is so, I thought that would have been normal. Now, Magali has asked, innovative or not? Which in itself is quite innovative, I guess, but we have been accused of, you know, being a bit loose with the title or saying some other things, which is literally just the same thing. Sure. Magali said, instead of showering, my boyfriend for breezes his feet and his pits reckons it's just as good as cleaning or putting and his pits reckons it's just as good as
Starting point is 00:16:05 cleaning or putting on socks and reckons it's innovative. Is that normal, innovative or nah? Nah. Yeah. To both. Not normal, not innovative. Nah. It's nah. It's fucked is what it is. Is that not just like, and for breeze as well as not meant for your skin? Isn't it? No, like it's- For breezes for everywhere. Haven't you seen that? You just for breeze it. But it's like for the, like I wouldn't spray it right onto my skin. Cause it's probably like chemicals and you know, I mean- Beautiful smelling chemicals. Also yeah, they don't smell good. That's like not how you want your- Oh, take that back.
Starting point is 00:16:45 No, that's like not how you want your body to smell. I don't think. You've obviously never got the right flavor for breeze. Maybe, but because they're often like florally and like room smells. Yeah. Yuck. Yep. They just smell like a beautiful floral room.
Starting point is 00:16:59 Nah, that smells to me like toilet cleaner. Yeah. Like, you know, like toilet duck or whatever. Fuck that. I hate it. Do you remember where? Nah, that smells to me like toilet cleaner. Yeah. Like, you know, like toilet duck or whatever? Yeah. Fuck that. Do you remember where it is? At that cafe and I got sprayed with the thing in the toilet. That's exactly what it was like.
Starting point is 00:17:14 The toilet duck attacked Tony. Yes. You know the feeling. Yeah, and that smell, it's fucking yuck. Also just have a shower. Oh, there's your answer, McGarrett. Yeah, sorry. Yark. Also just have a shower. There's your answer, McGarrett. Yeah, sorry. It's a soft no from Tony Lodge.
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Starting point is 00:18:54 Yep. I'm familiar. Good. Raise my mask. Amanda Hudgens, Vanessa Hudgens sister. Shantz Sarayo, Hannah Lapey. Shantz Sarayo. What?
Starting point is 00:19:02 You're not going to be able to sing that song. I'm going to sing it. I'm going to sing it. I'm going to sing it. I'm going to sing it. I'm going to sing it. I'm going to sing it. Amanda Hudgens, Vanessa Hudgens sister, Shantzareo, Hannah Lapping. Shantzareo. What? You know the song? No. What a sweet from the Shantzareo, from the Shantzareo.
Starting point is 00:19:18 That is not near what I was singing, but maybe nearer to her name. Hannah Lapping, good on you Hannah. Here she is. Oh Tony so funny couldn't stop Hannah laughing Laughing up and a lot for that I'm losing it Someone order some food. I'm fucking going downhill Alex lean good on the Alex you Alex. Bella, good on you Bella. And Michaela Griffith. Uh-huh. The place. Underbelly season 3. Is underbelly season 3 sitting Griffith? Fuck, that must be the worst season.
Starting point is 00:20:00 Nah, that's when um... Trim- trimbony Oh there's 18 fucking white utes per person That's the fucking tragedy They were dealing drugs from the orange trees Oh spoiler HAHAHAHA
Starting point is 00:20:18 That is a spoiler, see this is all you do Oh that is a bit of a spoiler There's a guy that grows fruit, but he's growing more than fruit. So again, a spoiler. It's great. It's great. I wonder what it would be.
Starting point is 00:20:33 Well, it's not fruit. Yeah. Oh. Wouldn't be a mandarin because everyone fucking ate those. Hey. Sorry. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Starting point is 00:20:40 Why do you want fruit? That's actually a read, but fair. That is fair. The one day I wanted fruit, Charles offered me a mandarin. I go, that'll be great, thanks. And then you're like, well, I already ate it. That is not what happened at all. What happened?
Starting point is 00:20:55 We had all said we had just had mandarin. We said we had a mandarin. You said, that sounds great. And I said, well, there's none left because we ate them. In fairness, not only is it the first day that you've wanted fruit, but same for the rest of us. And we all ate it. And it was lovely. It is a weird day though, isn't it? It is a weird day.
Starting point is 00:21:15 Yeah. But I think I've got something that I don't know whether you're going to love this or hate this. Can I guess now? Sure. Um, can I guess now? Sure. Just really juice up my awesome story that I've put all this effort into. I, as stated last week and everyone agreed with, have never judged anything in advance. Sure.
Starting point is 00:21:38 So true. I'm going to go into this with an open mind. Oh, I love that for you. Um, well, I don't know if you're going to love this or hate this, but we're keeping an open mind. Torps and I went out for an ice dinner. I love this. I love this so much.
Starting point is 00:21:51 Well, I actually love it too. It was really nice to go out and do something. And, um, it was like this Japanese place that we'd wanted to try for ages in the city and, um, sushi place at Southern Cross Station. The sushi sushi at the entrance to the train station. No, I went to this cool little Japanese place in the city. Yeah, not many people. It's pretty low key. I was kind of like, oh, should we make a booking?
Starting point is 00:22:19 He was like, do you reckon we'll need one? It was a bit earlier. And I was like, look, let's just make one because then we're not gonna get there. And then like, you have to do the, oh, could you wait for 20 minutes or whatever? And you go like, oh. Yeah. Do I just stand here?
Starting point is 00:22:33 Like, or what are you supposed to do? Like walk to another place and see if you, you know. Anyway, it was a little bit busy, but we get there. I'm like, luckily we booked. We get there and they go, oh, let us show you to your table. And they kind of start walking and they walk to like the corner. You know how sometimes when you're like,
Starting point is 00:22:52 obviously one of the like emergency tables. And they've gone, oh, fuck, they had a booking. Yeah, yeah, no, oh good. Yeah, or they go, oh, do we have a little bit of overflow? Yeah. And maybe it's in like a back private room that they open up sometimes if they've got like a full night.
Starting point is 00:23:07 I'll tell you one of the most humbling moments of my life. Please. I went to a Vietnamese restaurant with my dad in Box Hill. Yes. It was a busy night. Yeah. We were at a restaurant, we got a table for two, and the lady goes, oh, yeah, I think so.
Starting point is 00:23:17 Yeah. And then her kids are like doing their homework or coloring on this table. And she like goes and yells at them in Vietnamese, and the kids scurry off. Here you go. And you go oh two plus two yep I know that they've left it behind. Yeah but I was like oh my god I'm like sorry yeah we could just sit with them yeah I don't I'll chat to your kids help with their homework. Yeah that looks about my level actually. Yeah that's actually fine. Yeah but like like fucking like get out of here. You're using a table.
Starting point is 00:23:45 Yeah, or like, okay, deals off. Yeah. Someone's here, you know the drill. Yeah. Like you don't get to come back in. Customers come first. Yeah. And dad and I were like, I'm sorry.
Starting point is 00:23:56 And you feel like such a burden. Yeah. And they're like, oh, don't worry. But you're like, fuck. Anyway, so we kind of thought that that's what was happening. Yeah. But then we're like, fuck. Anyway, so we kind of thought that that's what was happening. Yeah. But then we're like, holy shit, this is a primo fucking table. So we along the edge of the restaurant, right?
Starting point is 00:24:14 It's like quite an old building. And there's like windows, like window, pillar, window, pillar. Yeah. Like six down the way. The windows are like from floor to ceiling and they're like in set. And so what they've done is they've put like a bench in the like, well, not like a bench table and your chairs face like out.
Starting point is 00:24:41 So your back is like to the restaurant. Yeah, so you watch the world go by. Well, and I was kind of like, oh your back is like to the restaurant. Yeah. So you watch the world go by. Well, and I was kind of like, oh, and how good, because you're not like sat in the middle of a restaurant. You know when sometimes you're like, oh, and there's like people moving around and you kind of feel a bit in the way or whatever. I'm like, this is actually perfect.
Starting point is 00:24:58 I'm just going to send you a little photo. Cause it was, we, I realized, I was like, this is the dream because yeah, you're not kind of like making eye contact with other people and you can kind of just like sit there. Oh, that is fun. Yeah. Looking out over the street, watching,
Starting point is 00:25:13 oh, and so it's, yeah, multiple people per little, yeah, that's beautiful. Yeah, so like the two of us fit perfectly. Hey, what's that drink you got there? A little gimlet and Torb's had an agroni. Fancy girls on the town. It was really, really nice. But so we're sitting there and we're having a drink.
Starting point is 00:25:27 I'm like, so like, I'm like, this is perfect. Like beautiful little nook. We're sitting there and then the waiter comes over and he's like, oh, have you ever done with us before? Like, can I run you through the menu? And we go, oh, yep. Oh, of course you have to. Oh. Yeah. And he goes, oh, so just grab a menu and we go, oh, yeah. Oh, of course. You have to.
Starting point is 00:25:46 Yeah. And he goes, oh, so just grab a menu. I go, sorry. And have to. Shuffle back over. Oh. Get the menu and then you kind of turn back around. And then he'd come over and been like, how's everything? Like, can I get you another drink kind of vibe?
Starting point is 00:25:59 And we didn't like. Should have asked for a swivel chair, like a desk chair. Would you like to order a computer chair from home? You just swing around. Well, so we're sitting there and it's actually great because we're our bodies like facing each other and we're chatting. But then when the food came, we were like. Straight onto the table so that we could eat.
Starting point is 00:26:21 Yeah. And then you were like, Oh, I like that though. Cause when if there's a booth and I go, can we bust it in the booth? Yeah. I like that. You know how you can kind of, when it's a bench seat, you can kind of like pop a leg up and like half it. You kind of had to face front. Had to commit. And so it's kind of like all little nummies. Yeah. And so you do like a few little plates. Is there enough room for all the nummies? And then. So it's a little bit of that. okay. But it was okay because the food was really good. So we're kind of like eating it as it came out. Yep. And we've kind of realized that we're sitting there. And because it's obviously a bustling restaurant, there's like beautiful lighting and all of that. Every single person that walked past is like,
Starting point is 00:27:05 what's going on in there? And just stare at you? And you lock eyes with every single person that walks past. Yeah, I love that. And there's like three car parks, like parallel car parks right in front of the window. You can see them in that photo. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:24 And they're obviously like a 15 minute park. And it was like lots of people that were getting like dropped off in Ubers. It's like a lot of foot traffic. And we're just sitting there and we're kind of like, oh, and every single person, we're like, and you can't decide whether you like acknowledge it and kind of, oh wow. Okay.
Starting point is 00:27:45 So that's when you have to make a decision. Yes. You go, are we going to be small and cute and not like make eye contact? Yeah. Or is every time someone walks past, am I going to deep throw to sushi roll and just stare at them? And just look them right in the eye. Well, I mean, they weren't quite the options that I-
Starting point is 00:28:03 Because I would choose the second one. Because I thought like, this is so wonderful and private because it's just the two of us and whatever. And then I'm kind of like, oh, the admin, I can see past it because just the two of us, how sweet. And then like, we had a couple of drinks and we were like, God, food's so good. And I was like, I want to tell people
Starting point is 00:28:24 walking past our good food. You guys should come here. And I was like, we should open this window. I'm like, it's like we're in a coffee shop and we can serve people out the window. Yeah, you could pour, you should have done that. You should have poured that gimlet into other people's mouths instead of your own.
Starting point is 00:28:42 Cause that sounds like a terrible idea. And so we're like, should we open the window? We're like kind of like seeing if we can open the window. I don't think that opens. You couldn't. Yeah, I'm looking at it now. I don't know about that. Oh, imagine that we could offer, and we could be doing the PR for this restaurant. Like we could be helping them. Your role in this is to be the customer. But so we just got so giggly and silly. And then every time someone worked part, we'd be like, and we just started.
Starting point is 00:29:15 It's really great. Come in, come in. Try the suey mine. It wasn't dim sum. And it's shumai. That's fine. But I mean, the food was amazing. I very much recommend it. It's Robata in the city. Robata.
Starting point is 00:29:30 That's what it's called. Yeah. It was fucking unreal. Like the food was awesome and the table was great, but it was just a bit like, do you love that or do you have, cause there's positives, I think for both, but it was like, it made me feel so fancy. Like I was, I was getting shown off. They go, we'll put her in the window.
Starting point is 00:29:49 She's a window gal. Cause you know, we've talked about this before at a restaurant. They go, the mood set a table. You are the, what's Charles for us getting Uber Eats? Barometer. Tony is the barometer of the restaurant. Like, you know, when you kind of go in there, you prove to them that you're going to be a fun customer. And then they go, we'll put you at the fun table. I think that we got put off, put in the show off table.
Starting point is 00:30:14 I go, we're going to show off the people that are eating here. And we got put on full display. We didn't get a discount though. So it's okay. There's one way looking at it. You sure they just didn't like put baby in the corner, you know? Oh no. Also it took me a while to realize that Torbz has like a napkin on his lap. He's not wearing a skirt. Yeah, no, I actually just thought it was an extension of his t-shirt and it was like a yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:39 Nah, nah, nah, nah, that's a cute little number. But it was, it was awesome. But I was like, oh, would you go back to that? If you had your choice of table, would you pick that again? I think I would. Great. Because I really liked it and the little awkward bits of like having to face the thing, it was okay. But the friends we made along the way.
Starting point is 00:31:00 I'm still in contact with all the people that walk past. Yeah. And I'd love to hear from them. Yeah. What do you think they're saying? I'm trying to think, like, whenever I walk past a restaurant or even a cafe, you know how sometimes I've got the bench at the front of a cafe to show off that, like, there's people in there?
Starting point is 00:31:21 If I make eye contact with any of those people, I always feel so guilty. Like, I'm like, sorry. Sorry. No, they'd be like, oh, she seems like fun. We should go in there. Well, they go, they've put her at the show off table. Yeah. They put their best foot forward. Exactly. You should be on the payroll there. But it was really good. It was really fun.
Starting point is 00:31:41 Robata? Yeah. And we just got a little bit tiddly and we'd been silly. And it was fun. Did you have to get an Uber home? We did. Yeah. We Ubered there as well, knowing that we might get a bit tiddly. I'll see you in you.
Starting point is 00:31:50 Yeah. Yeah, I like that. You got to be prepared. Yeah. I'm going to love to sit here from Suzy Q Coats. Suzy Q. I just ran some errands. And usually.
Starting point is 00:32:00 Whose errands? It's usually my only child free time on the weekend, is when I'm out like doing my bits and pieces. Oh sure, yep. So I thought I'd listen to my favourite podcast, Tony and Ryan. Now I've had some of these before and I actually love them. So I had to go to the post office, pick something up from the shops and get some stuff from the butcher for dinner.
Starting point is 00:32:22 And so I'm driving around listening to an episode and as I pulled into the driveway it was the last two seconds of the episode. Oh I love that! I've experienced watching a movie where the start of the credits are rolled as we've touched the tarmac and landed. Oh that's good! Yeah and I'm just like oh isn't it and now they have a when you go to pick a movie it'll say like this movie is two hours we've only got an hour have a, when you go to pick a movie, it'll say like, this movie's two hours. We've only got an hour 45. Are you sure you want to watch this?
Starting point is 00:32:49 Do they really? Yeah. I've never seen that. Yeah. I'm actually- And so, could you imagine? Like, it's like a murder mystery and they go, oh, who done it?
Starting point is 00:32:57 It was, oh, welcome to Melbourne. Yeah. And you're like, fuck. I didn't know that. Colonel Mustard. I also have never watched something to the end of the flight. Normally when they go, we're beginning our descent, I'll turn everything off and just wait patiently.
Starting point is 00:33:13 Yeah, and that doesn't surprise me. It annoys me, but it doesn't surprise me. Like I'll just go, oh, that's it. I actually maybe didn't know you could still watch stuff. Yeah, so. Because when they say that and they go, especially for like an international flight, because that means there's like 20 minutes left. Normally.
Starting point is 00:33:35 Yeah. And then you land, that's another 20 from the drive to the gate. Oh, no, no, no. Now my headphones are often packed away by then. You're concentrating. Oh yeah. I'm like, I'm aware. I know what's happening.
Starting point is 00:33:46 Yeah, and then I'll stop whatever I'm doing. I go, yep, okay, time to get my shit together. I am a great customer. Yeah, yeah. She's like, they might need me. What if someone needs me? I might be required. Yeah, and also because you know,
Starting point is 00:34:02 like when the plan, plan has landed. Nope. You know, when the planes landed and then like, you put your backpack on and you just like, wait your turn. You know, there's people like packing their backpack then you, cause you got to put your headphones away. I hate that. I like to be ready. Oh, what do you love to see here from Max? Oh, what do you love to see here from Max? None of that is surprising. Max says, four years ago, I signed up for the national marrow donor program so that
Starting point is 00:34:32 if someone needed marrow or blood stem cells, I could help. So basically what happens is you register it, they test like what type you are or whatever. Then the second that someone needs a match, you just like get the call and you've got to go in. Fuck yeah. So it's like pretty full on. How do they extract bone marrow? I think it must be pretty painful. That sounds fucked.
Starting point is 00:34:52 So Max says like it's a long process to actually get approved as well. But fast forward to today, I got the call. I'm right now sitting in a chair donating blood stem cells to help a person get a blood cell transplant. Fuck. You're a better man than I am. And well, he says, it's incredibly rewarding, but yeah, it's a long, like you have to really commit to like, because you've got to go through heaps of testing
Starting point is 00:35:15 to make sure that like you're healthy enough to, cause obviously whoever needs that is like, not in a good fucking way. Yeah, they don't want your shit with stuff to, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. And Max said, if you could encourage others to sign up for the registry, could mean the world to someone or their family, both. The National Marrow Donor Program, I don't know if that's the Australian
Starting point is 00:35:36 one or if it's different everywhere. Maybe we can have a look or have a Google, but if you've ever thought about it... Well, it could really, and I think about like, while my mum was sick, she had so many blood transfusions. She got bone marrow from other people, I believe, like all of those things. And I just think, wow, like if it wasn't for those people that had taken the time to do it and like the time, but also, you know, like if you're a bit scared of needles, like not very nice, you know like if your bits get a needle
Starting point is 00:36:05 so you're not very nice like all those things you're a blood donor aren't you Chuck? Because Charles does it regularly. I do blood and plasma. Yeah Bridget's the same because she's also a O negative or something that works in like I get calls from them and they're like oh we need more blood can you come in like the next week or so? Charles can you please save the country? And he's like yeah. I don't even know what blood type I am. And neither did I, because I also wanted to know. That is very off-brand for Tony Lodge. But I've never been in a situation where-
Starting point is 00:36:31 But someone who's being prepared, like just what if there's a situation and you're on a plane and they're like, oh shit, she needs blood, what sort do you need? And you go, red, please. Red? Yeah, no, I've never, I don't know it, but I would like to donate blood. I don't know what the requirements are. Pretty much anyone can do it. Not everyone, but most.
Starting point is 00:36:53 No, but I think, cause it's like, if you've had a tattoo in the last three months or six months, I think that's another thing. And you're, well, that's, you're, you've always within three months of being tattooed, right? I mean, I haven't as recently at the the moment but I'm on the list again. Yeah. To donate skin to the arts. But I couldn't because I had psoriasis anyway so I don't think I would have been able to... Are we already hear a terrible blood donation joke?
Starting point is 00:37:17 No it's not like, it's like corny. Is it like oh sorry, Stephen's next door or something? What? What? Like, oh, sorry, I gave them my blood and you my calm or something. Like, is it like- See his pocket?
Starting point is 00:37:34 Yeah. You know what I mean? That wasn't a joke. That was me trying to raise a family. Oh, this is, what do you mean? This is the blood bank. Oh, bloody, you wouldn't believe what I gave the other guys, you know?
Starting point is 00:37:44 It's something like that. Keep I gave the other guys, you know Yeah, you get there you're pretty close Sir this is a regular back stop giving us your blood and semen If you want a car loan, let me know. But Steve, stop jizzing on the desk. Yeah. Stop bringing your car in here. What I love about Tony Lodge of many things is that for most other people, when someone goes, do you want to hear a joke?
Starting point is 00:38:18 They'll like listen to hear the joke. But what I love about Tony, she goes, I got it from here. Allow me. hear the joke. But what I love about Tony, she goes, I got it from here. Now, what is it? No, I want to hear it. I want to hear it. So, um, my grandfather, when he passed away, uh, he actually needed blood and we couldn't figure out what sort he needed. like you he also didn't know his blood type. Yeah. So because when you can't put the wrong type of blood in. Yeah so and so we didn't know so blah blah blah. We're like oh grandpa like any last words and
Starting point is 00:38:55 he was like be positive and we were like okay we will and he's just a really optimistic guy. and he's just a really optimistic guy. Ray, rest in peace. There is no way I would have guessed that. No, that's when you're like, oh, guess. I'm like, please, please. Yeah. So, but wouldn't they have just tested his blood? Wouldn't they have just tested it and counted out his time?
Starting point is 00:39:24 Hello, 2001, Grandpa's Hospital. Have you tested it? No, but wouldn't they just just tested it and come down to town? Hello? 2001, Grandpa's Hospital? Have you tested it? No, but wouldn't they just get a little bit? Oh, he died four years ago. Sorry, it's too late. Do you say 2001? Yeah. I'll tell you my pathway, so I'm calling them.
Starting point is 00:39:34 2021? Yeah. Yeah. In medical terms, within a 20 year gap. Yeah, okay. Are you still there? Sorry. Sorry. Yep. He still there? Sorry.
Starting point is 00:39:45 Sorry. Yep. He's on a call. She said to test the blood. But wouldn't they? Wouldn't they just take a little bit and find out and then he... So,
Starting point is 00:39:57 you know the person who came up with the joke, like why did the chicken cross the road? No. Why not? Do I know them? Yeah. Like, do you think there was like really a chicken and really a road? No. Why not? Do I know them? Yeah. Like do you think there was like really a chicken and really a road or do you reckon someone like for the joke? But you said about your granddad. Yeah. To humanise it I think. Oh my god. No. No. You know said, can I tell you a joke?
Starting point is 00:40:27 And you said, but I thought it was like an anecdote. Like, oh, you won't believe what happened to me. As Sophie said, and let me, Ryan teach you. I maybe didn't think it was his last words, but wouldn't they test that? Like they wouldn't not know what type it was. It sounds like someone needs to be a bit more positive. From the grand terms here? Let us know. They would aye. They would. Let us know on the episode trend because who knows. Who knows. Maybe some floor bottomist can weigh in. Love you so much. And if I ever
Starting point is 00:41:01 need blood I am for all of you because we travel to get, I'm B positive In spirit and blood type. Are you actually B positive? Yes. Why do you know you're blood type? That's hard. Because I'm a fucking human and most people do No, no, I don't think most people know that you take that back, Sonny Jim I'm Apos and it's also in like my medical ID on my phone. Thank you. I'm pretty sure when we were in like primary school, it's like you write a, here's my name, here's my school and here's my blood type. I didn't know until last year. Yeah. Primary school.
Starting point is 00:41:34 When you're in primary school. Yeah. See, it checks out. Yeah, that adds up. Um, love you. Bye. Do you reckon Chatsy BT knows your blood type? If anyone does, she would.
Starting point is 00:41:44 Should I ask her though? Um, what is Tony Lodger your blood type? If anyone does, she would. Should I ask her though? What is Tony Lodge's blood type? Hey girl. Thanks Chatty G. Hey girl, do you know my blood type? Searching the web. As of now, Tony Lodge has not publicly disclosed her blood type.
Starting point is 00:42:04 Despite her openness on topics like mental health and personal growth in her memoir I don't need therapy in other lies or told myself She hasn't shared this specific detail if you're curious about other aspects of her life or work. You should listen to her podcast Why should I know it if that's what you've come here for I still don't know it What is your If that's what you've come here for, I still don't know it. What does yours say? Rest in peace grandpa. Great. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:30 What's yours? So did that happen? Okay. She said, hey girl. Love you too. She says I wish I did but I don't have access to that kind of personal medical info only what you tell me. If you're not sure of your blood type, you can usually and a couple of suggestions of like checking
Starting point is 00:42:47 with your medical records or asking your doctor, doing a blood donation, they'll normally let you know. She then she said, wanna guess yours based on personality just for fun. Yes! Yes! Okay, yes, let's play guess my blood type personality edition.
Starting point is 00:43:06 Is your tattoo BT Buzzfeed in 2012? She's my best friend, sorry, Sophie. Here's the T on the, no, sorry, Ryan. What the fuck? Here's the T on the stereotypes, mostly from pop culture. Totally unscientific, but fun. Oh, what are you, Chaz? A plus, which to surprise no one.
Starting point is 00:43:26 All right, type A, the organized sweetheart. Traits, loyal, responsible, perfectionist, sensitive. Yeah. Yeah, that is exactly Charles. That is you. Probably has a color coded notion dashboard and sends thank you texts. That's not you.
Starting point is 00:43:41 No, Charles never said thanks for fucking anything. Oh, no, this is a two a T. You're the I brought snacks and a backup charger friend. That is you. That is Charles. Also, I still got your charger from the US. Are you B? Yeah. Oh, she's a red jufa, Phil. Type B, the wild card.
Starting point is 00:44:05 Okay, no, this is genuinely, genuinely, I'm not even joking. Traits, creative. Thank you. Passionate. Very. Unpredictable. Never. Low key chaotic.
Starting point is 00:44:18 100% you. Probably. I'm not high key chaotic though, so that is very specific. Probably has five hobbies. That's true. I don't have any hobbies. MBA, job, being fucking- You know, they're things I do.
Starting point is 00:44:31 They're not hobbies. What do you mean? You don't think that going to the gym and doing your MBA and stuff is hobbies? That's a hundred percent hobbies. Nah. Cause it's like your interests. Yeah, but now you're talking about interests.
Starting point is 00:44:43 Oh, same thing. I think so too. I'll ride away plus. Um, spontaneous road trip, you're already in the car. Cause you're good at spontaneity, not good at plans. What did I try to get you and Charles to do this weekend? Absolutely. Um, this is the last thing.
Starting point is 00:44:58 You say what everyone's thinking. Sometimes what no one asked for. So. sometimes what no one asked for. So. The fact that we don't know yours is now cruel because. I'll give you the top line of the other two though. Type O is the confident ringleader. I might be an O.
Starting point is 00:45:19 And AB is the mysterious unicorn. That's not me. What's that mean? Cool on the outside, poetry on the inside. Oh, I'm wearing a different T-shirt. I thought I was wearing my unicorn T-shirt. Well, who cares? What?
Starting point is 00:45:37 Cause you just said unicorn on the inside. Oh! You f- I forgot I said unicorn. All right. Love you so much, see you tomorrow! Bye! I fucking hope we can get it together tomorrow. Same.
Starting point is 00:45:50 Like, we have to actually just fucking get our shit together. If I don't get a mandarin in me in the next 15 minutes. What about if you got a mandarine out? Oh, it's eat a mandarine out. Love you! Bye! Do you guys want ice lattes? Ooh!
Starting point is 00:46:04 Yeah. Oh. Yeah. Bye! Do you guys want ice lattes? Oh! Oh yeah. Come say come saw. Love you, bye!

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