Joshua Fox

Actually, in the gay world, to be honest, everyone's shagging everyone pretty much regardless of age.

So maybe the age gap midlife crisis thing is just reserved solely for the heterosexuals amongst us.

That's all for now.

Have a lovely weekend.

See ya.

hello and welcome to a special maths funny investigation podcast episode i'm your host joshua fox and today i'm about to present to you the biggest plot twist of them all because what if i told you that the feud this entire season is centered around the gia vs beck story arc which has dominated the show so far what if i told you that that may actually be fake

And what if I also told you that in real life, they're actually good friends.

Okay, you're going to have to bear with me in this episode as I lay out all of my evidence, because some things are just not adding up for me.

And I want to take you on the journey I've been on the last couple of days, pulling all my evidence together, so you can then make up your own conclusion.

And let's start at the very beginning.

Episode one, the hen's night, when Gia and Beck took an instant dislike to each other.

Now that, as far as I'm concerned, was 100% real.

And it established this story arc of their feud.

And the first dinner party was naturally then centered around them coming face to face again.

Even from the very start of the episode, that's all that anybody was talking about.

Gia.

As the night then progressed, their rivalry kind of escalated and the episode ended by the show introducing a slight curveball of Gia believing that Beck's husband Danny was into her.

Then tonight's episode with the red flag, green flag challenge with all the women together, again, so much of it was just focused on Gia versus Beck.

But now here's the confusing thing for me.

Because literally a couple of days after tonight's episode was filmed, I actually saw Gia and Beck in real life.