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From the Movie Room to the Bedroom · Outspoken the Podcast

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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to Outspoken. It's your dose of the
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Speaker 1: hottest influencer and pop culture news twice a week. I'm
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Speaker 1: Amy Torber and coming up on today's show. Fitness mogul
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Speaker 1: Kayla Itzenis reveals she was stalked for seven months. Sarah's
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Speaker 1: day continues to breadcrumb her son's name and our highs
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Speaker 1: and lows of the week. But first, Mitch Orville has
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Speaker 1: made a triumphant return to fiancé Chloe Zepp's bedroom. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: the newly engaged couple are back sharing a room together
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Speaker 1: for the first time in four years. Well, this was
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Speaker 1: after Mitch was relegated to the movie room, wasn't it?
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And then after they sold that house, he would either
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Speaker 1: sleep on the couch or in a spare bedroom. A
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Speaker 1: lot of people thought this was a bit odd. I mean,
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Speaker 1: does he snore? Like that's kind of the only real
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Speaker 1: reason I can see him sleeping in a different room. Well,
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Speaker 1: I think it was down to the fact that he
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Speaker 1: didn't want to sleep with two kids in his bed. Now,
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Speaker 1: Chloe opened up about it in an Instagram story last year.
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Speaker 1: So a follower said, how is Mitch and your relationship
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Speaker 1: since expanding your family? And she responded saying, it's never perfect.
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Speaker 1: We argue, get disconnected. He sleeps on the couch the
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Speaker 1: majority of the night because he sleeps better. She then
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Speaker 1: went on to explain how this sleeping situation affects their
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Speaker 1: sex life. She said, we juggle the household and kids.
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Speaker 1: And if there's any time at night, we'll watch something
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Speaker 1: or give each other a massage, have a bath, get frisky.
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Speaker 1: And then on the other nights, we want to watch
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Speaker 1: our own shows or do our own things. It's a
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Speaker 1: wild ride, but we're doing it together at the end
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Speaker 1: of the day. It becomes almost a mutual understanding and
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Speaker 1: we take what we get. Well, at the time, their
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Speaker 1: decision to sleep apart really divided the internet. So one
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Speaker 1: user wrote, this relationship is doomed. Whilst another said, if
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Speaker 1: that's your relationship at 24, I would be worried. Get
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Speaker 1: those kids out of your bed and into their own
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Speaker 1: bed before it's too late. Now, others defended the couple
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Speaker 1: saying their arrangement is their business and they need to
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Speaker 1: do what feels right. What do you think about it?
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Speaker 2: Look.
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Speaker 1: It's each to their own. Personally, my partner and I,
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Speaker 1: we sleep in the same room at nighttime. We don't
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Speaker 1: have kids though. I think it is a new kettle
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Speaker 1: of fish when you have a newborn or very young children. So,
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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know what the future holds in
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Speaker 1: that regard. I personally would like to stay in the
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Speaker 1: same bedroom as my partner, but I don't hold any
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Speaker 1: judgment to those who don't because just say you've been
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Speaker 1: single for a really long time. it's going to be
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Speaker 1: a huge change to suddenly have someone sleeping in your bed,
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Speaker 1: changing your routine, taking up all of your space. I've
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Speaker 1: heard of a lot of hosts of breakfast shows doing
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Speaker 1: it because they wake up at such an ungodly hour
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Speaker 1: that it just absolutely disrupts their partner's sleep. And I
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Speaker 1: think in that instance, it's a really good idea. I
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Speaker 1: think maybe if your partner's a snorer and you just
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Speaker 1: can't get any sleep, kick them out to the other room.
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Speaker 1: But here's a tip for anybody. And of course, cost
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Speaker 1: of living crisis, it's very difficult, but Dale and I,
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Speaker 1: a few years ago, we saved up and we got
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Speaker 1: a king-size bed and my husband's six foot four. So
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Speaker 1: that alleviated- Isn't he six five? Well, six four, six five.
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Speaker 1: That alleviated a lot of issues because he would absolutely
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Speaker 1: hog the bed and I would get the worst sleep ever.
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Speaker 1: Now it feels like he's not even in the bed. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I need to get a king-size bed desperately. Now, Mitch
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Speaker 1: seemed ecstatic to be joining Chloe back in the bedroom.
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Speaker 1: He said, it comes with its difficulties though. Here's what
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Speaker 1: he said. Well, it is well overdue after four long,
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Speaker 1: long years. I have a very special announcement to make.
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Speaker 1: I'm back in the bed, ladies and gentlemen. I am
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Speaker 1: back in the bed. I must admit, there is some
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Speaker 1: perks having your own bed. I did forget what it's
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Speaker 1: like sleeping with someone and I would be lying if
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Speaker 1: I haven't snuck back into my own bed in the
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Speaker 1: middle of the night because pros and cons, I'm sure.
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Speaker 1: In this video, Mitch showed vision of one of his
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Speaker 1: sons tucked up in his new bed and finished by saying,
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Speaker 1: Chloe better be a good negotiator to get baby number
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Speaker 1: three out of him. Baby number three. I don't think
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Speaker 1: it'll be happening. He seems pretty happy to be back
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Speaker 1: finally in the bedroom and reconnecting with his partner again. Yeah, well,
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Speaker 1: this news also comes off the back of their youngest son, Sonny,
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Speaker 1: celebrating his second birthday. And he had such an Instagrammable
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Speaker 1: basketball themed party. The decorations appeared to be gifted by
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Speaker 1: a Gold Coast company called Chaos and Petals, and the
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Speaker 1: media wall was unreal. Yeah, they had these huge balloon
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Speaker 1: installations of orange, black, gray, and white balloons. And on
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Speaker 1: one of the media walls, they had shelves with 12
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Speaker 1: orange basketballs sitting on them for the kids to play with.
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Speaker 1: Sonny also had a large cake in the shape of
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Speaker 1: a basketball. I know my partner personally, who's turning 31
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Speaker 1: in a couple of months, would have loved this setup.
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Speaker 1: I just can't get over how much the kids look
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Speaker 1: like Mitch. I think they look like a perfect mixture
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Speaker 1: of both of them, to be fair.
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Speaker 2: His job was to, he was given a task to
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Speaker 2: convert me to some sort of church group.
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Speaker 1: Fitness mogul Kayla Edsenas has revealed she was stalked for
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Speaker 1: seven months by a young man who was on a
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Speaker 1: mission to convert her to an exclusive church group. Now, Sophie,
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Speaker 1: this ordeal made Kayla feel so unsafe in her own
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Speaker 1: home that she invested in two guard dogs. Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 1: She now has a very large Doberman and a German
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Speaker 1: Shepherd living at her property for protection. Now, her best
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Speaker 1: friend at the time, who now happens to be her husband,
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Speaker 1: Jay Woodruff, suggested that she reach out to an organization
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Speaker 1: called Protection Dogs Worldwide who train guard dogs. So are
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Speaker 1: they actually your pets or are they just there on
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Speaker 1: the premises to protect you? They are still pets but
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Speaker 1: they've had a lot of training and I think that
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Speaker 1: they probably spend a bit more time outside guarding the
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Speaker 1: perimeter of your house. Now she chose to open up
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Speaker 1: about her ordeal on the organization's YouTube channel. So she
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Speaker 1: said she felt compelled to tell her story and show
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Speaker 1: others the lengths she's gone to to protect herself. Now,
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Speaker 1: this seven-month ordeal began with a chance meeting outside her home.
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Speaker 1: So the man spotted Kayla and pulled up in his
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Speaker 1: car to have a chat. Now, Kayla said he was
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Speaker 1: very unsuspecting. He was very young, looked like a surfie,
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Speaker 1: and claimed to be working on the construction site down
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Speaker 1: the road. He gushed that his girlfriend was a big
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Speaker 1: fan of hers and she'd recently completed her workout guide.
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Speaker 1: And Kayla said she was more than happy to stop
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Speaker 1: and have a chat with the guy. She took a
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Speaker 1: selfie with him and even filmed a video for his girlfriend. Now,
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Speaker 1: after what seemed like a very innocent encounter, Kayla said
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Speaker 1: she started seeing the man popping up everywhere. She said
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Speaker 1: it didn't seem out of the ordinary though, because he
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Speaker 1: still claimed to be working down the road. Now, what
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Speaker 1: is particularly unnerving about this story is that Kayla said
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Speaker 1: the man initially seemed like the nicest person in the world. However,
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Speaker 1: things changed seven months in when he pulled up beside
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Speaker 1: her at a traffic light. So the man wound down
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Speaker 1: the window and told Kayla to wind down hers too. Now,
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Speaker 1: all of a sudden, Kayla said she got a feeling
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Speaker 1: in the pit of her stomach that something was off.
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Speaker 1: She felt like she was in an unsafe situation. Now,
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Speaker 1: she decided to keep her window shut and waved at
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Speaker 1: him and drove off. And straight after that, she spoke
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Speaker 1: to her family members about it, and they suggested checking
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Speaker 1: her security footage to try and put her mind at ease. Gosh,
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Speaker 1: and the security footage confirmed Kayla's worst fears. The man
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Speaker 1: was stalking her. So without fail, he would park his
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Speaker 1: car on a dead-end street close to Kayla's house and
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Speaker 1: wait for her to come out the front and proceed
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Speaker 1: to do his drive-by. And the cameras captured him doing
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Speaker 1: this every single day for months. How unnerving. Well, she
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Speaker 1: discovered the man's real identity and got a hold of
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Speaker 1: one of his family members. Now, she found out that
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Speaker 1: the man lived more than 30 minutes from her house
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Speaker 1: and he did not work at the construction site down
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Speaker 1: the road like he claimed. She also quickly discovered that
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Speaker 1: the man's motives were even stranger than she thought. Here's
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Speaker 1: what she said.
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Speaker 2: We tracked him down. We got a hold of one
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Speaker 2: of his family members and long story short, his job
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Speaker 2: was to, he was given a task to convert me
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Speaker 2: to some sort of church group. And so his job
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Speaker 2: was to befriend me and then bring me into this
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Speaker 2: group of people, which was a very, very weird, very,
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Speaker 2: very exclusive group.
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Speaker 1: We are the city of churches in Adelaide, so don't
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Speaker 1: let that put people off. Yeah, we shouldn't laugh at
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Speaker 1: this because it's actually very, very scary. Well, it's interesting
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Speaker 1: that Kayla said that the church is seeking out exclusive
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Speaker 1: group members. Now, she didn't name the church, but we
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Speaker 1: are seeing a distinct rise in Pentecostal megachurches setting out
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Speaker 1: to recruit young people. And I wonder if it is
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Speaker 1: one of these megachurches. It's a hard ask, isn't it though,
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Speaker 1: for the church to get this guy just to suddenly
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Speaker 1: befriend Kayla? Wouldn't you send a female down? Well, it
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Speaker 1: seems very desperate, doesn't it? The thing about these Pentecostal
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Speaker 1: churches is that they're being marketed as cool churches for
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Speaker 1: young people. And instead of hymns and organs, they have
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Speaker 1: these indie rock bands performing worship songs like They're really
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Speaker 1: trying to entice young people to get into it. Is
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Speaker 1: it terrible? I just instantly thought of Chloe Zep and
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Speaker 1: Mitch Orville. Or Anne Sarah's Day. There's quite a few
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Speaker 1: of them recently who have converted. These megachurches also have
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Speaker 1: a very slick social media and marketing presence. There's billboards
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Speaker 1: and posters popping up all around CBDs and inner city suburbs.
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Speaker 1: They've also headed online, which makes it a lot easier
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Speaker 1: for young people to get involved. So they hold Live congregations,
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Speaker 1: they've also got online courses. Well, it's all about rebranding religion,
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Speaker 1: isn't it, to a new audience? And many of these
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Speaker 1: churches are filled with young families in their late twenties
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Speaker 1: and thirties. And these types of mega churches have been
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Speaker 1: labeled powerful money making machines. So one well-known mega church
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Speaker 1: brings in 80% of its revenue through music and merchandise sales.
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Speaker 1: That is wild. And there are just so many reasons
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Speaker 1: why a church like this would be interested in Kayla Itzina.
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Speaker 1: I mean, her net worth has been highly publicized online.
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Speaker 1: In the 2019 financial review, she was listed in the
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Speaker 1: rich list and her then fiance and her were said
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Speaker 1: to be worth an estimated $ 486 million. So it really
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Speaker 1: seemed like this stalker was on a mission to befriend her,
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Speaker 1: bring her to the church group who would then perhaps
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Speaker 1: brainwash her into donating large sums of money to the church.
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Speaker 1: And the thing is, these organizations are always looking for
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Speaker 1: donations and they're also looking to align with people who
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Speaker 1: hold power and influence. I mean, for instance, Mega Church
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Speaker 1: Hillsong has become one of the most influential churches in
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Speaker 1: the world due to the support it has from celebrities
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Speaker 1: like Justin Bieber and the Kardashians. And having someone like
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Speaker 1: Kayla on board, who's got over 15 million followers, it
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Speaker 1: would be very alluring for them to have her spruiking
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Speaker 1: the church's teachings to her very large following. Well, it's
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Speaker 1: also interesting timing for when the church appeared to have
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Speaker 1: searched her out because it sounds as if this was
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Speaker 1: during the period she was going through her breakup with
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Speaker 1: Toby Pearce. She would have been very vulnerable, the perfect
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Speaker 1: type of person to try and manipulate into this environment.
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Speaker 1: She has been known to donate money to the Liberal Party.
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Speaker 1: So I wonder if the church organization got wind of
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Speaker 1: that and thought, well, maybe she's conservative. She might be
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Speaker 1: interested in joining our group. Now, Kayla said the ordeal
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Speaker 1: left her feeling really ashamed and unsafe. And as I said,
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Speaker 1: Jay suggested that she seek out a dog for protection.
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Speaker 1: And ever since having the dogs, Kayla said she's never
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Speaker 1: slept more soundly in her life. I do wonder if
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Speaker 1: this incident was one of the reasons that she decided
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Speaker 1: to move to the Gold Coast. Yeah, because it seemed
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Speaker 1: like a really quick decision and kind of a bizarre
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Speaker 1: one for Kayla because she'd always spoken so much about
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Speaker 1: how she loved Adelaide because her family just lived down
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Speaker 1: the road from her. I mean, that being said, I
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Speaker 1: think that the core reason for her move to the
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Speaker 1: Gold Coast is because she wanted to continue co-parenting with
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Speaker 1: Toby Pierce because he'd moved there to be with his
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Speaker 1: then fiance, Rachel Dillon. So I think it's important for
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Speaker 1: her to make sure that their daughter, Anna, is in
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Speaker 1: both of their lives. It was a really nice thing
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Speaker 1: for her to do if that is the case. Do
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Speaker 1: you think this was a deal between Kayla and Protection
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Speaker 1: Dogs Worldwide, her appearing in this video? Initially, I thought
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Speaker 1: maybe this is some sort of paid endorsement or that
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Speaker 1: they've gifted her a dog in exchange for the video.
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Speaker 1: But with Kayla, she doesn't really do many paid partnerships.
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Speaker 1: I mean, she has so much money, she doesn't need
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Speaker 1: to do it. She's spoken a lot in podcasts about
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Speaker 1: how she doesn't like to do influencer work because she
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Speaker 1: only wants to work with products and brands that she
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Speaker 1: actually aligns with. And I know we hear influencers say
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Speaker 1: that all the time, but I mean, the girl's probably
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Speaker 1: worth $ 400 million. She doesn't need to be doing these
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Speaker 1: types of deals. Well, it's kind of an odd endorsement
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Speaker 1: too because not that many people would be in that
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Speaker 1: same situation where they need a protection dog. I think
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Speaker 1: maybe her husband, Jay, is potentially linked to the business
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Speaker 1: or his family are linked to them and she's done
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Speaker 1: it out of the goodness of her heart because she
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Speaker 1: actually has had a genuinely good experience with the dogs.
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Speaker 1: I still can't believe I'm doing this for the third time.
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Speaker 1: I'm 34 weeks pregnant today. Self-proclaimed holistic health princess Sarah's
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Speaker 1: Day has provided an update on her unborn son's name. Now,
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Speaker 1: last week, we reported that she had been dropping some clues,
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Speaker 1: and the clues included an emoji of a hand saluting,
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Speaker 1: a mountain, and the praying hands. Now, this was posted
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Speaker 1: in our Facebook community, and the top guess was Elijah,
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Speaker 1: as Elijah is referenced in the Bible because God asks
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Speaker 1: him to go up to the top of a mountain.
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Speaker 1: So it played into a few of the emojis. Now,
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Speaker 1: the other contenders were Everest or Rocky due to the
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Speaker 1: mountain emoji. And Sarah provided an update saying no one
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Speaker 1: has guessed the boy's name yet, but she loves everyone's guesses.
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Speaker 1: She then shared the most common guesses, which included Zeon, Everest, Moses, River, Solomon,
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Speaker 1: Isaac and Elijah. She added that she'd considered Solomon as
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Speaker 1: a middle name. and that she loves the name Zeon,
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Speaker 1: but her son Fox's friend already has that name. So
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Speaker 1: clearly this is not unique enough for Sarah. I would
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Speaker 1: love to know all of the kids' names in Fox's kindy. Jesus, Joseph, Matthew,
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Speaker 1: could you please come outside? She also confirmed that she
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Speaker 1: loved the name Elijah, but they won't be using it.
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Speaker 1: Interestingly though, she didn't include Rocky, which has been a
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Speaker 1: very popular guest so far, as well as Gabriel, which
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Speaker 1: was a top contender. So potentially she's going to give
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Speaker 1: birth to Gabriel or Rocky in a couple of weeks time.
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Speaker 1: I think I like Rocky better than Gabriel.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: What's the nickname for Gabriel? Is it Gabe? Gabe.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I think Rocky's cuter. She has been trying to get
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Speaker 1: her followers in on the fun though. It seems to
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Speaker 1: be a conscious effort to create some engagement because she
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Speaker 1: also put a call out for a one syllable middle name.
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Speaker 1: So very specific. Apparently she thinks that the one syllable
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Speaker 1: middle name will go better with the first name. But
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Speaker 1: her husband, Kurt, has fallen in love with a two-syllable name.
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Speaker 1: So clearly they're in this stage of fighting for the
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Speaker 1: middle name. Well, there's no way Kurt's going to get
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Speaker 1: a say on this. Oh, of course he won't. I
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Speaker 1: love that they've never thought, like, maybe we should call,
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Speaker 1: you know, name the kid's middle name Kurt. That might
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Speaker 1: be nice. I mean, that's a one-syllable middle name. Perfect.
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Speaker 1: So we've got Zeon Kurt. So we've got Gabriel Kurt
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Speaker 1: or Rocky Kurt. Rocky Kirk doesn't really go. It needs
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Speaker 1: to be something like Rocky Wild, like something we just
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Speaker 1: love if she surprised us all by giving the kid
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Speaker 1: a normie name like Justin Bieber.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I can't see her naming her son Jack. Well,
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Speaker 1: a few people are saying that maybe she's going to
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Speaker 1: go for the middle name Blues.
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Speaker 2: Oh, yes.
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Speaker 1: But I don't think so. But she is so hell-bent
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Speaker 1: on being unique. Wait, what's Malachi's middle name?
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Speaker 2: Koa.
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Speaker 1: I don't mind Fox. Like Fox has grown on me.
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Speaker 1: It has grown on me, but I have never, he's
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Speaker 1: the only child I've ever heard of called Fox. Let's
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Speaker 1: get into our highs and lows of the week. Now
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Speaker 1: I'm going to start with my low. It's that Dale
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Speaker 1: has been sick over the weekend. So I have been
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Speaker 1: constantly following him around everywhere, just spraying Glen 20 because
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Speaker 1: I do not want to get sick again. It was
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Speaker 1: only a few weeks ago that I was ill. And
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Speaker 1: aren't boys just a different breed when they're not well? Well, men,
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Speaker 1: I mean, the man flu has its name for a reason. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean, poor Dale. He's actually been up and about
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Speaker 1: doing stuff. I'm like, just rest. You're trying to cover
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Speaker 1: your ass in case he listens to this. He will
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Speaker 1: not be listening. He will not listen to this at all.
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Speaker 1: So my high of the week was Sophie and I
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Speaker 1: attended the Royal Adelaide show on Saturday and we had
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Speaker 1: such a good time. It was very nostalgic and we
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Speaker 1: were trying to pick out what the it trend of
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Speaker 1: the show, Downside Show Alley, was going to be. In
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Speaker 1: previous years when we were little, it was the jester hats.
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Speaker 1: Last year it was cowboy hats. This year it was
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Speaker 1: a hat that had really long flaps down either side,
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Speaker 1: which covered your ear. Sounds very rude, long flaps. It
17:20
Speaker 1: was hard to explain, but basically it was Teletubby designed.
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Speaker 1: So there was all the different Teletubbies and when you got, sorry,
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Speaker 1: it's really hard to explain, but when you pushed on
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Speaker 1: one of the flaps, the ears move. And it was
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Speaker 1: so cool. It lit up. I was so tempted to
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Speaker 1: buy one, but when they told me it was $ 25,
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Speaker 1: I was like, no, thank you. Some of the prices
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Speaker 1: were out of this world. Like to have just a
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Speaker 1: tray of chips was almost $ 20. Like that is just crazy. Well,
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Speaker 1: they had a bit more of a gourmet selection at
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Speaker 1: this year's show. I was so disappointed. I just wanted
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Speaker 1: a jacket potato. They don't sell them anymore. We were
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Speaker 1: saying the iconic show food is a dippy dog or
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Speaker 1: jam donuts but this year it was all like paella
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Speaker 1: stands oh they had a sushi cart like i just
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Speaker 1: want to eat crap when i go to the show
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Speaker 1: expensive crap my law of the week is that i'm
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Speaker 1: shopping for bathers currently i want to find a one-piece
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Speaker 1: swimsuit impossible it is always a nightmare either looking online
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Speaker 1: or going into the store because all of the one-piece
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Speaker 1: bathers seem to just go up your ass crack or
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Speaker 1: your front. Yeah, they're not comfortable. I remember looking for
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Speaker 1: some before I went to Bali for my honeymoon and
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Speaker 1: I thought, yeah, I'm going to get the one piece.
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Speaker 1: And I said to you, don't even bother. They're so uncomfortable.
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Speaker 1: If anyone has a really good quality pair that doesn't
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Speaker 1: ride up both ends and looks sophisticated, please let me
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Speaker 1: know because that's what I'm after. Like I've got some bikinis,
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Speaker 1: but I just thought it'd be nice to also have
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Speaker 1: a one piece for my honeymoon because it's nice to
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Speaker 1: just get around in it with denim jeans and I
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Speaker 1: want either a red or a black one. Denim shorts,
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Speaker 1: you mean? Denim shorts, sorry, yeah. So that is my
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Speaker 1: low of the week. My high of the week was
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Speaker 1: getting Yochi. That's really sad. It sounds like a simple high,
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Speaker 1: but we spoke about in our subs episode the man
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Speaker 1: who is going viral for going on a Yochi date.
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Speaker 1: Side note, how fucking cheap can you be? But, I mean,
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Speaker 1: he was complaining because his date supposedly racked up a
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Speaker 1: $ 300 Yochi date. bill, which is impossible. That's the thing.
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Speaker 1: We felt like we had a craving for it after
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Speaker 1: we saw that TikTok and after we spoke about it.
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Speaker 1: And I wanted to see if you actually could, like
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Speaker 1: if it is feasible to get a $ 300 Yochi, it
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Speaker 1: is not. Well, while we were at Yochi, there was
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Speaker 1: a couple who walked in and they'd clearly been out
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Speaker 1: to a fancy date and they were getting Yochi after.
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Speaker 1: They were so glammed up. They actually stood out like
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Speaker 1: sore thumbs because normally the attire at Yochi is either
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Speaker 1: trackies or even pajamas. Or a nudie.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And we were all laughing because we were trying to
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Speaker 1: see how much Yochi the woman put in to see
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Speaker 1: if she did the dirty like this other girl. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: she definitely did it. She was a lot more conservative
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Speaker 1: with her consumption, but I feel like it's such a
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Speaker 1: good place to go in Adelaide because most dessert bars
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Speaker 1: or restaurants close so early. And this stays open to
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Speaker 1: at least 10.30. Now, it sounds almost as if this
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Speaker 1: is an ad for Yochi, which it definitely isn't. But
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Speaker 1: I want to know, what is your go-to Yochi selection?
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Speaker 1: I usually go for the fruity flavors, like the strawberry
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Speaker 1: or the mango. But I'm weird because I don't then
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Speaker 1: like to add extra fruit to it.
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Speaker 2: Really?
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Speaker 1: I love that. I go strawberries on mine. I then
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Speaker 1: add the jewels. What are they called? Like the bubble
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Speaker 1: tea jewels.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 1: And then I like Nutella in there. And also the
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Speaker 1: sort of like chocolate buttons. Oh, I don't know if
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Speaker 1: I rate that. No, it's good. My go-to is adding
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Speaker 1: some strawberries. I could actually just eat it with strawberries.
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Speaker 1: Last time I added Maltesers, which were a good addition.
20:47
Speaker 1: And I also like these little lollies. Like they're sort
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Speaker 1: of like those moon candy things. It's funny. I said
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Speaker 1: to Brandon on Friday, can we go and get Yochi?
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Speaker 1: And he's like, what the fuck is Yochi? I'm like,
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Speaker 1: are you even living on this planet? I don't think
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Speaker 1: Dale knows what it is either. Maybe we'll have to
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Speaker 1: do it. Yochi day. Well, Dale would hate it because
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Speaker 1: he also hates going to Sushi Train because he said
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Speaker 1: that he never gets full from it. Like he's like,
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Speaker 1: I need at least 10 plates. And then it gets
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Speaker 1: really expensive. Maybe, maybe he'd rack up a 300 Yochi.
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Speaker 1: If anyone saw my video from when we were in
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Speaker 1: Bali of how much ice cream he ate over there
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Speaker 1: in one sitting. He would be the only person I
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Speaker 1: think that could do a $ 300 Yochi. Who'd do a
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Speaker 1: 300 Yochi and he'll derail Sushi Train. Yeah. Well, I
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Speaker 1: think that is all we have time for today. Thank
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