Hello. Hi.
Episode 25 of the Lesbian Supper
Club. Hello guys.
Welcome everyone. How are you?
We are good. Still really good.
Really busy week. Again, super busy, super fun.
Yeah, really fun. And we did a photo shoot with G
Spot, which is like fucking iconic.
Like the fact that we are even able to do that.
Yeah. And the.
Team are just like so amazing. The team, the team of all women
as well, they are a really amazing bunch.
They've just been so good, like they've been so responsive and
so genuine and you don't always get that one work.
I mean, we've been actually really lucky so far with the
brands that we have worked with and like they've all been
fantastic. Yeah.
We've had some incredible experiences of brands actually,
but that's also because we only work with brands that we want,
that we really feel reflect. US and the community.
Community and what we're all about so I think that's why it
works because we have turned down quite a few opportunities
where it just wouldn't have been right.
You know, I don't want to just jump at everything that gets
thrown our way because you end up.
Born. It needs to be authentic to us
and it needs to be standing for something.
Yeah, there's so many checklists that we have, but I really like
that. As we discussed last week, guys,
we have been hooked to the Quinn app, which is this audio erotica
app where they go through all these different kind of stories
and like a really interesting way.
We've just finished Episode 3. Of the Yeah of the compromised
series, which is voiced by Victoria Pedretti.
It's amazing, literally incredible.
It's really good, Yeah. It's such a different.
Well, I haven't experienced or come across anything quite like
Quinn before. No.
You download the app and it's a series of.
Yeah, storytelling erotica. This series is particularly
amazing because it's very gay. Yeah, and it's very sexy.
It's very intense and it really tells a story.
I think if you've ever wanted to sleep with Victoria, this is
like the closest you're ever gonna.
Get yeah yeah yeah and it's hot and episode 3 I feel like turns
up the heat fucking. Fast.
Oh, massive. So not only does it turn up the
heat fast, like, I don't want to go into too much detail 'cause
I'm gonna assume that some of you haven't yet got round to
downloading it or listen it listening in, which you really
need to. But there's a couple of really
good twists in episode 3, yeah. Really good twist.
There's a twist and then there's another.
Yeah. I mean, it is.
It's so gripping. And I said this before, but it's
like, you know, when there is like this, like, tension and you
can, like, feel it in your ears and because, like, the breathing
is. Yeah, right.
There, this is what I mean. They've done so well with the
like the ASMR and the sounds and the audios.
The the the way that the music and the yeah, just the sounds
have been chosen so clearly, so meticulously also really makes a
difference. So, so gay.
Yeah, like, you can. This really sounds like a
lesbian. It sounds very true.
Very true like when I'm listening to it I'm like oh and
also because it has this kind of like spicy exterior like content
that's like going on all on the outside of it and then the.
Sex he well, she's a spy, right? Which I think we can we can
openly say she's a spy. What's not hot about that for a
start? Like, OK, even though it is
quite a fanatical story storyline, yeah, it's a fucking
great one because what lesbians not dreaming?
It's it's giving the Jodie Comer killing you vibe, right?
Like, yeah, who doesn't want to be in a near death scenario with
a spy who could either be saving you or killing you?
And it's giving that right? And they can either save me or
kill me and and shag me at the same time.
Yeah, it's really hot so. And as we said, you.
Need to listen to this. It goes against the grain of so
much of what we see in the media of like lesbian and queer
erotica, where a lot of people feel like it's so unbalanced,
untrue, and not reflective of our community at all.
And we have listened in with a very kind of focus lens on that.
And from our perspective, they're hitting the net on the
head and they're doing it really well.
Well. So Quinn.
Download Quinn, give it a listen.
We're going to put the link in our bio.
We want to hear your reviews. You can also follow them on
Instagram at Triquin. And I also love the Instagram.
They're hitting the nail on that head.
The way that they sell the story with Victoria Bodretti, like
that whole shoot with her and that, yeah, it's fucking
amazing. Even this, that's what's
fantastic is the visuals and the way that they've like put the
visuals together. You can really kind of tie it in
with the audio, and that's what I like it.
Do you know what it does? It tickles something in my
brain. Yeah.
That's what I like about it. And I'm not crazy to please with
that stuff. Yeah.
So if Grouch is loving it, you're probably going to like
it. That's so true, check it out
guys. Still on my D ageing bullshit.
Still on my hypochondriac bullshit.
Yeah, the list is ever growing. Yeah, Freya's elements list, is
that so annoying? Like I might submit it to a
psychologist because it it is worrying Freya at this point you
have to acknowledge. That darling, now I feel a
little bit chilly and. That no, I'm not getting into
this, Freya. We're not doing this.
I'm ignoring you.
I was going to start talking about this week's episode and
like, what was the main topic we wanted to cover?
And then you have to come in with one of your many fucking
issues, illnesses, problems of the week day.
Our fucking minute second at this point, actually, because it
changes nearly every fucking second.
It is hell inside this brain. People think that I don't have
patients. Actually, I think I've got the
patients fucking say you're not seeing the BTS guys.
The. BTS, a lot of patience with you.
OK, we're not getting into the back and forth, Freya.
So we asked actually for this week's topic, we asked a couple
of weeks ago on our Patreon. Start telling us what you want
to hear about, like what you want us to cover.
And one of our incredible listeners messaged us and gave
us this suggestion. And I think it's a really good
one actually, So I'm just going to read it out a bit.
This person commented and said maybe discuss something around
long term relationships like 5 years plus and how desire
changes over time. Also, a thing I've been thinking
about a lot recently is how queer women, especially for
those who come out somewhat early and have had large groups
of friends with other lesbians, the lines between friends and
lovers can often blur. Some start as one, become the
other, et cetera. Like for example, in my mid 20s
I slept with or hooked up with the majority of my friends, and
the intimacy of friendships in bracket, sexual or otherwise,
was really important. Now with someone who's married
and in a monogamous relationship, I find myself
missing some of the intimacy I'd had with friendships.
Don't think this dynamic gets talked about the turn, and it
exists very outside of traditional binaries, but be
curious to hear your takes. And it is so.
So interesting, really. Interesting.
I think something that we've experienced a lot but hadn't
really thought about it until this person.
Yeah, until they said it. Yeah, that's so true.
So. Yeah, that is really
interesting. I think to start from the
beginning point of how desire changes on a longer
relationship, I think is really normal.
I think that a lot of people try to point fingers or say that
that's entirely wrong or you don't love each other anymore,
you don't think see each other as sexual anymore or any of
these kind of things. And I think that's wrong.
I think that as women, women especially, desire does seem to
sometimes go in like ebb and flows, right?
And when you become really comfortable with someone,
sometimes I think that that part of you and that part of wanting
to make things like sexy or to like, go for it a bit more might
change. Yeah, yeah, I completely agree.
And I think that people go into a relationship holding on to the
first six months and like that, I feel is just so truly
unrealistic. You have to learn to adapt,
change, pivot, revisit, you know, reinvent yourself and your
relationship because it does change over time.
And I think we put so much pressure on ourselves to keep
that like heightened state of emotion and sexual emotion.
We put so much pressure on ourselves in our relationship
for that to remain that when it slips, we kind of catastrophize
it. And I think that can be really
dangerous actually. And I think especially with
lesbians, we have the lesbian bed death tag right hanging over
our heads. And we've spoken about this
before. I think that further intense
intensifies the situation. So we're actually at the G Spot
event a couple of weeks ago, as we've mentioned on the last
episode, and we got talking to the incredible doctor Karen
Gurney kind of about this actually, or just about like
sexual Wellness generally, as Karen is a clinical
psychologist, psycho sexologist and couples therapist.
God, what a tongue teaser. That is tongue teaser.
Tongue teaser, very cunnilingus and we were talking to her about
some of these questions and she had so much incredible insight
and actually a little teaser she is going to come on the podcast.
So I think we can delve into that in much more detail with
her actual clinical evidence and lived experiences having
probably discussed and done massive amount of research on
this, more so than our hot take on your lives and your
relationships. But we've mentioned this before
about the growth of relationships, but we've
mentioned before the growths of relationships on previous
episodes and the changes in relationships.
And we have gone through it ourselves.
And as we've said, you need to be able to discuss this with
your partner, open up the conversation of dialogue, learn
how to navigate through longevity and changes both
emotional, sexual, physical and like just within life generally.
So, and if you're not able to open up those conversations,
change up your relationship. You know, we've spoken before
about the spectrum of monogamy and how that can look for every
couple and each individual. You need to be open to having
these conversations because ultimately that is what is going
to help the relationship stay strong.
There's two things that come into this.
So one of them is ego. You get worried that the other
person doesn't like you anymore. I don't even think that's the
ego. I think that's just like genuine
curiosity. I think you might be like, oh
God, do they even find me attractive anymore?
They never tell me that I look hot anymore.
They never make an effort to like take an advance on me.
Like, it is a shit feeling, right?
So I think that then the emotions of them really
heightened. So trying to actually have this
conversation is so fucking hard because you're already wound up,
you're already upset about. It yeah.
One interesting thing actually, I will say that Karen did say
that was a classic for lesbians and why they experienced this,
is that we often veer into becoming best friends a lot
easier than straight couples. So lesbians are a lot more
accustomed or a lot more likely to transition into like the best
friend side of things. You know, we share clothes, we
often merge friendship groups. We merge a lot of aspects of our
life quite closely together and that can sometimes that is what
creates, you know, we're talking much, very much here about the
kind of sexual closeness, the change from the original kind of
heightened sexual erotica side of the relationship to a more of
a less of that. Yeah.
And she was saying that that is a lot of the reason why is that
we are really bad at keeping things separate for ourselves.
And we have said this ourselves. You know, we recognise this in
our relationship. I mean, you're always wearing my
fucking clothes. Yeah.
Grow up. But it's more one sided.
So maybe that's why it's not so much of an issue because I'm not
very often wearing yours. You just seem to take mine.
But we very much have merged our friends and things like that.
But we actually make a really conscious effort to when we're
out with those friends, enjoying friendship groups.
And again, we've said this before, we are very separate in
the conversations that we have, so we do make that conscious
effort. You know, I go down to see my
mum on my own. Sometimes you go off with
family. Or friends.
Sometimes, and I like to actively encourage you to do
that because I like my own space in the house, as do you.
Yeah. And I like to go and do things
by myself. And I think that is really
poignant. Yeah, I think the whole desire
thing as well. I, I know that sometimes, like
you might never struggle with this because you might keep open
communication like the whole time, but especially if it's
been like months since you've had sex or even years.
There's also that added pressure of, oh, fuck me, when we
actually do it. Is it gonna be weird?
So then like thinking of that in your head as well can really put
you off. Because shit, Vagina Horror
Story didn't help with that, did it?
No, because they did put it off and then look what happens.
No. Well, exactly.
She got herself already and they made it a big deal by going to a
hotel. See, now for me, that's my
worst. Like, yeah, I can't make it a
big deal like. Making it bigger than what it
feels. Yeah, not what it is, but what
it feels. Yeah.
So it's just, it's just a, it's just a myriad of, of so many
different things that like come together.
But if you think right, I really love this person, I want to stay
with this person, then I think that you both owe it to each
other to be able to have that. Yeah.
Communication. Just fly so many times.
Handle though as well. But yeah, I mean, look, we see
you if you're going through it, we are going.
To be getting someone a lot more qualified to talk about this,
Yeah, in the very near future, Sure.
Pick this point back up and we'll ask.
We'll ask this question. Yeah.
So the second part of that submission was incestuous
lesbians, and I'm assuming in their 20s.
I love this shit. So do I.
I live for it, but it is so true of our community.
Well it's definitely true of our friendship group.
Like yeah, we go out, we'll get drunk, we're grabbing each
others tits, yeah, we're kissing on the dance floor, we're being
highly inappropriate. We're love being pulling up our
tops, rubbing nipple bar to nipple bar.
It's absolutely outrageous behaviour and I love it and I
can't imagine being my mid late 30s self or early 40s self being
married and not doing those things.
I just think instead of doing it in potentially a bar or a club,
we'll be doing it in our own bar in our house and therefore it
will probably be even. Worse.
Yeah. Clip ring to clip ring.
No, but why do we do it? Yeah, but I don't like this
whole idea of like, once you're married, that's it.
Yeah, same again, because like this is such like a fucking
social coy as well. Like, why is it that we all
think that one of you put a ring and if you want to live like
this, fine. If you think, OK, putting a ring
on it, putting marriage on it is like the ultimate commitment.
You're bound to that person, and that's how you want to live.
Great. Don't involve me, but great.
Yeah, I'm joking. But I do think it's a shame.
And I think, again, this is what causes a lot of issues in
marriages, is that when people get married, they suddenly feel
like they're part of their self is gone because they've become
this merge. And this goes for straight
couples as well. I think that's what creates a
lot of resentment. I don't see why you have to do
it. No, I don't.
Even if you have children. Like what's?
I still don't. I still don't understand.
I think it's such a strange concept that like this, strict
monogamy is. The kind of stop wanting to have
fun surely? It feels like people relate
strict monogamy to purity and like pianists.
So it's like if you have children, you have to be just
with one person. And it's just so far astray from
how I feel like we as human beings should be living our
lives. I'm not saying it doesn't work
for some people. Clearly it does, but I do find
it's not working for the majority and there's clear
scientific evidence and social evidence as to why that is.
But then they they they relate it to purity, yet we'll cheat.
Yeah, exactly. But that's almost more expect
accepted than actually opening up your relationship it because
socially it's been conditioned that that's kind of the better
way of going about it. It's so.
Bizarre is more acceptable than to have an open conversation and
maybe join in altogether. Have fun.
So the Why are the quiz and the girlies predominantly behaving
in this way? Because we're wild.
We like to have fun. Like I I think it's because
we've already gone through a fucking nerf we want to have.
Fun and I think we, you know, like it's got its negatives, but
queer girls in friendship groups, we are like another
level of clothes. We kind of do all to like treat
each other like other girlfriends, right To the point
where Leanna sends us farting voice notes, which I feel like
is very like long term relationship type stuff or like
me and. Or long term nemesis chat.
Yeah. And we know the insurance and
outs of each other's sex lives. We know the insurance and outs
of probably each other's titty size.
It's just like we do like to reach another level and I think
it's because female friendship groups generally and then as you
say, lesbian friendship groups, it's another level of safety.
I think straight women are even like it though.
Straight women are so close to their girlfriends.
Yeah, so that's the spaghetti. Straight women, Yeah.
But add lesbians to that mix and they are super close.
I think just because like we find a lot of safety within one
another as well. And like, because we are all
lesbians, like there is probably going to be chemistry there,
like someone's going to find someone hot and it's not deep.
This is the thing. You can love and fancy your
friends at the same time. You can love them on a platonic
level. You can fancy them on a sexual
level. It doesn't mean that you
necessarily want to have sex with them or want to be with
them, but it doesn't mean that you don't want to have a
harmless kiss with them on a night.
But you'll be nothing more like speaking from the perspective of
our friendship group. It can very much just be that.
Yeah, I mean, it is very much just that.
Like we're literally laughing as we are doing it.
It's more for us. I think we've got to the point
where it's not even sexual anymore.
It's kind of just like a second twisted game of yeah, banter.
It's funny. And it's funny to watch other
people's reactions. That's kind of why I didn't do
it, because you see the straight bystanders being like, hang the
fuck on because a minute. Ago she was kissing her. 511
redhead Annabelle was with five, nine and a half.
I'm going to give you that halfly curly hair Leanna making
out and now curly hair Leanna is kissing. 5 foot 5 blonde Freya.
I'm 5 foot 6. I don't know about this, I'm 5
foot 6. And you know, and and then, and
then you've got like, pink hair. Yeah.
Coming in. 4 foot 9. 4 foot 9 going for me 510 and it's just a
web of like. We basically look like a circus.
It, yeah, we really do, but in the best possible way.
And if you're now in a monogamous relationship and
you're missing that sort, sort it on you.
Like I think it's such a. Waste of fun.
OK, and again, actually maybe this is about like levels, maybe
you're like, I do miss it a bit, but I'm super happy.
My other half wouldn't be happy with me doing that.
And actually I prioritise the relationship.
OK, that's the boundary and you accept it.
But if the if the one in the miss is spilling into like you
feel like you're trapping off a part of yourself for this strict
monogamous relationship, at some point I feel like resentment
will build, right, I think. If you miss it, we are, you
know, there's such a thing of being able to make compromises
and obviously go to each other's boundaries.
I really, really respect, really respect that.
However, you are also your own person and you need to, you need
to honour who you are as a person.
And if what you are doing is really harmless, like you said,
I mean, we've all been there and you're able to at least have
like you can talk about it because you never know that the
other person might not realise or might not have ever had that
kind of relationship with their friends.
So won't get it, you know? So it's really hard to like be
able to. How would you even explain that
to someone who'd never? Had it before, yeah.
And then the other side of the incestuous lesbian slash queer
friendships is like, it can be intense.
Yeah. Because we're so involved in
each other S lives, a lot of the lines are blurred sometimes and
I think it's all part of our queer experience.
And I wouldn't change a part of like my life and my friends and
how our relationships navigate. Actually, some of them I would
change or would have changed historically.
But for the majority, you know, for the good and the bad, like
no one's perfect. It's experiences.
We're all growing together. We do sometimes get to invested
in each other's lives. Maybe there are some unsolicited
opinions at times, but ultimately I know my friends
have got my back. And that is I think one of the
main amazing things about that sometimes just difficult
discussions that we can have of our friends beyond making out a
nipple rubbing in the club is that like we can be honest with
each other. We can have those difficult
conversations and then we move through it.
It's. A really good way to unwind as
well. Yeah, if you just want to be
silly. Like, I think sometimes you just
want to be silly. You want to do.
We all encourage each other in like a really bad, in good way.
Yeah. So that was our take on that
one. Kiss your mates, kiss your
friends. Let us know if you've got
married and now you're celibate. Yeah, sorry to you, RIP.
So now we slide on in slide. On in to the final.
Part of the Lesbian Supper club Horror Story, which is sorry,
shut up now we slide on in. I've had some aroused this
episode and I'm talking about slipping and sliding.
Does anyone remember that episode on the Owlwood where
they'd done the oil fighting? Oh my God.
That was so hard can. We recreate that.
Yeah, let's do it. Should we do that?
One of the Lesbian Supper Club events.
Yeah, just fucking oil fight. Ring a ring and get the girlies
with some like boxing gloves on. You can wear whatever you want
because I'm not going to make it.
Russell, Brandy and just fight. Shove some oil on you.
Wear what you want. Let's do.
It so Freya, you're reading out today.
Reading out. Today's episode of the Horror
Story so I'm going to start from the top.
Hey friends, Scarlett, I hope you're doing well.
Besties, I hope you're doing well too.
Thank you. The girl, let's call her Jess to
keep her identity safe and I met due to mutuals.
She had recently broken up with her ex-boyfriend at the time and
I was the 3rd girl she'd talked to ever since she came out as bi
At the beginning, Jess was pretty amazing.
Just like any girl at the start of any relationship, we would
hang out at least twice a week. Is that it?
And when we wouldn't hang. Out very lesbian interview.
And when we wouldn't hang out, we would FaceTime for hours at a
time. That is very lesbian interview.
Fast forward to 8 months into the relationship after Jess and
I have been on vacation together and she spent New Year's with my
family, I get a call from one of our mutuals.
My friend, let's call her Alexa wants it.
Thank God Alexa isn't in there because she's been pissing me
right off. Let's call her Alexa once again
to protect her identity. Told me she had seen Jess with
her ex before me AKA the guy she dated.
We will call him Randy. Randy, we had to give her.
She's had to give him Randy. Randy.
Or like Randy. Is an ugly boy name that's.
Horrible. At a restaurant together.
Keep in mind Jess's car was on the shop, so that Friday she
asked to borrow my car to run an urgent no errand.
Fucking Oh, she's got no shame, has she?
Jess, sort yourself out. Anyways, Alexa was on a date
herself that same Friday at the restaurant and she was confused
as to why Jess and Randy would be eating together.
While on the phone with me, Alexa lost sight of them since
they paid the bill and left. After Alexa finished her meal,
she called me again to see if I had any suspicious behaviour in
Justice Park, but I hadn't if I'd seen any.
We stayed on the phone until she reached the parking lot, as we
usually do when she's on a date with a New Girl stroke guy, but
she saw a car exactly like mine with the windows all fogged up
on the rooftop, parking just 10 spots away from her.
Parking had that. I'm sorry, that's that's a
disgraceful minimal level of decorum.
We are disgracing Jess. I mean, hot car sex is great.
Car sex as long. As, but not when, you're fucking
cheating on your girlfriend with your ex-boyfriend called Randy.
Randy, I think I was in denial, but then I asked her to read the
licence plate for me. Surprise, surprise, it was my
car. And can we guess who was in the
car? Fucking who?
You guessed it, Jess was fucking Randy in the backseat of my
Volkswagen when I went to dump of.
Course the lesbian has a Volkswagen.
A VW when I went to dump Jess her excuse were that she just
wanted shitty fucking with Randy to see what she felt like before
we dated. At least internalised
homophobia. Girls, but I still did dump her
the end. Hope you all enjoyed thanks for
being lesbian icon. Thank you so much for that.
That's like an amazing thing to hear right.
I'm so sorry to the girl that wrote in about this because
that. There's two sides to this.
Though it's the car side. No, no, no, no.
The two sides are is being the lesbian who's been cheated on.
Yeah, but then also the girl fucking it up for the bisexual
girls who already have a lot of barriers to break down because a
lot of people DM us to say, would you date a bisexual girl?
Because I'd be so worried that they're going to go back to men.
So like the narrative that this is feeding as well is really not
good because obviously bisexual girls struggle to feel validated
in their sexuality a lot of the time within the community.
And then you get people like that, which could have happened
to anyone, that they're kind of ruining this narrative for
everyone else because they're feeding Then this negative
narrative that the lesbians have that the bygirls are going to
leave them or cheat on them with a man.
And like, cheating shouldn't like, cheating is bad anyway.
But if you've already got that fear that your bisexual
girlfriend is going to cheat on. You a bit more though.
Come on, let's. Yeah, it does.
It does. It does.
Sting. It would hurt me more.
OK. But in this situation?
Aside from that. She clearly was probably
suffering with someone internalising, that's what I
think, but the fact that she did.
It in your fucking car that is low.
That honestly makes me so cross, like I'm gripping this mic so
hard. That would fuck me.
I thank God you're you've got a real 1 as a friend right there.
Yeah, but what she should have done is fucking gone over.
I'd have. Tapped on the window.
Excuse me? Yeah, but have tapped on the
window. Wind it down, please.
I would have recorded it, but that's probably illegal
actually. I mean, honestly.
In the moment though, I would have gone fucking I.
Think I would have done something but I I still respect
her for calling you when it. Yeah, great friend you have.
There. But, but yeah, I think I, I
don't. Do you think I could have sat
there whilst all that was going on?
I think I would have had to have been out.
What's going on? Yeah.
Cheating is just so bad. But her excuse have been I just
wanted some like shitty sex. Does she say?
That's going to make it better because that would make me lose
more respect for her. So the sex was so shit that you
then went back and did it again while you were with me.
Yeah, but exactly in the choice of person.
It's not like she'd met someone new and got carried away in the
moment. This is very calculated.
It's very. Hurtful.
I'm glad you dumped her babe, because she did not sound like
she deserved. You.
But I feel like this has happened a lot.
Yeah. And I don't know why.
And I don't think it's because I know a lot of quote unquote
lesbians as well who are with girls in long term relationships
and then end up sleeping with or getting with guys and still very
much identify as lesbians, which is fine.
But this seems to be a bit of an epidemic at the moment.
I don't know what's going on. I don't know if it.
Is decision making. Yeah, but not because it's a
man. Just the ACT itself is poor
decision making. Right.
I no, I think it kind of is poor decision making because it is a
man. If you identify yourself as a
lesbian and you are only attracted to women, that is poor
decision making. If you're seeing more men
because they they never feel good about it afterwards either.
It's not like they were like, yeah, I really.
No, it's. Like, yeah, it's not like they
were like actually, do you know what?
I thought I was this and my sexuality has changed or
evolved, which is fine. It can happen.
It does happen all the time. But if they're still very much
saying, no, I'm a lesbian, I just done it because I wanted to
and I did try enjoy it. That's fine if you want to try
it, but don't try it at someone else's expense.
Yeah, yeah, totally don't. Like if you're having those.
Sorts. Yeah, be honest.
Either end the relationship or have a conversation with your
partner and tell them what you're feeling so they can make
an informed decision about where they want to take the
relationship. But I'm sorry that happened,
it's really shit. I would.
Have paid for her to valid my car.
I'd have made her get me a new fucking car, actually.
Yeah, I've got, I've got PTSD every time I get in this.
Yeah, I, I would struggle, but this girl seems like a legend
that wrote in. I mean, she seems like she took
her on the chin and was like, do you know what?
I'm fucking like? I'm sure she'd done you a
favour. I'm sure you're happier now.
Who wants to be with someone like that?
Like I'm all for people discovering themselves.
We know that internalised homophobia is a real thing, but
again, don't. Don't behave like that.
It's someone else's expense because there is just no excuse
for it. There isn't.
That's I'm sorry Randy has sent me into a rage.
I've. Gotta have a drink now.
Yeah, I know. I'm in full range mode.
We. Actually haven't had any
alcohol. It's.
Not been, but we've not been losing on this podcast on the.
Podcast, I mean, we have in general, but just not on the
podcast. I don't know why.
I think it's because we recorded.
On my migraines as well. True, I've not been cracking
open the cans. Now, I do love cracking open a
beer on a. Love cracking open a beer?
We love cracking open a gin in the tin at the moment as well.
And also the red wine. Yeah, on a good thing right now,
actually. Hand sanitizer.
Only thing you can offer us. Yeah, we'll take it apart from
Fosters. Well, yeah, I know.
Or I'm not fan of a red stripe. Either I don't like cider, it's
too flat, don't like cider or a red stripe.
Can't drink vodka? I'll fight.
We like tequila. We like beer.
Gin. Gin, red wine, red wine.
I don't like white wine. Yeah.
That's basically it, yeah. That's our favourites, yeah.
OK, see us. Please buy us.
You want to buy us a drink? There's the drinks that we like
and we will accept them willingly.
We won't be like, oh, no, don't worry.
I'll be like, yeah. Thanks too far, I did actually
get a listener a drink the other night.
Did you? She came up and she was really,
really cute and she was really nice.
Where Lisa's? Oh.
That's nice of you. And I knew that she, she asked
me what I was drinking and I was like margaritas.
And she was like, Oh yeah, I'll drink a Margarita.
Yeah. And then?
I was margaritas. A Lisa, a Lethal And then I went
over to the bar and I said, can you send this over to that girl?
That was very nice of you Freya, and I would not have thought to.
Have done this. No, but she, I think she enjoyed
it and then she tried to buy me a drink before I left, but I was
like already like on route out. I really appreciate the fact
that she was going to. But yeah, anyway, if you do see
us, don't expect that from me every time.
I must have just been feeling in a really generous no.
But I love you all and we will speak to you next week, guys.
See you next week. Bye.