30 Things We Learnt In Our 30s | Part One
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What are the key themes of turning 30 discussed in this episode?
A listener production. This is Happy Hour with Lucy and Nikki. And if you're easily offended, then this might not be for you. Fuck, I kept getting this thing saying Lizzo and Jacob Elordi hooked up and I believed it for like literally four days.
But if you look at the thing, it says rage bait news.
I was like, you'll never believe it. Lizzo and Jacob Elordi hooked up.
Cheers, babes. I'm going to happy hour with Lucy and Nikki, the real life shit you only discuss over a drink. But before we start, a little disclaimer.
So today we are here for my birthday. It's your birthday, Lucy Jackson. Lisa, it's your birthday. Happy birthday, Lucy.
Lisa, it's your birthday.
It's my birthday.
You were a bit of a Lisa Simpson with the sax, weren't you?
Like the saxophone, babe. Fucking I do, my girl. I'll be honest with you, I was never really that good at playing the saxophone.
Really?
Nah.
Can you still remember any chords?
Jim asked me that the other day. He's like, do you reckon you could still play the saxophone? I was like, I actually don't think I could. I can still play a little bit of the piano and I can still play the drums, but a little bit, but I can't play the saxophone.
Thank you, musical queen. That's amazing. That's the instruments I played. That's a lot of instruments. Yeah. Did you have like weekly lessons? I had weekly lessons for piano. What didn't you do? Your mum did the most.
How does Lucy plan to change her birthday narrative?
Yeah, piano was the one extracurricular activity that I didn't want to do. Yeah. Like, I was like, I don't want to do this. And my mum really pushed me into it. And then, this is actually a weird story. You know when you're a kid and you remember getting in trouble? Yes. Like, I remember one time, I can't remember exactly what happened, but I was in my piano exam. Yeah. Yes, I used to do piano exams. Yeah. Which is like... Crazy. Like competitive piano playing, like so weird and honestly, really fucking boring.
Respectfully. But amazing, really.
I remember like so distinctly that for some reason, my piano teacher, like I must have said something outlandish, which I mean... I had undiagnosed ADHD. So like it was bound to happen at some point. And she got really, really angry at me. And I remember sitting outside her house. I remember like I can exactly remember where her house is in Mission Beach and everything. And I remember sitting outside her house just waiting for my mom to come and pick me up like, hurry up, mom. Anyway, mom got there and I just like said to my mom, I was like, I'm not doing piano anymore. like point blank like you can keep trying to make me do piano I'll play any other instrument but I'm not playing piano anymore yeah I can't remember what she did she got like I like embarrassed her or something in front of the piano examiner or something because I'd like forgotten it was really weird isn't that how you remember those things yeah I remember that with one of my dancing coaches she was I reckon she would make me like like there was a phase where I hated going just because she would like bully you kind of
This is Irish dancing, by the way, guys.
Yeah, it's pretty heavy duty shit, mate. Yeah, I don't know. It just was like a weird yucky vibe. And we all got like over it. We were kind of like, we don't want to do this anymore. Like all me and the girls.
I couldn't be working children's things.
Yeah.
They're too impressionable.
It'd be so hard. And like just you have a bad day. You're all stressed out. Nine times out of ten, a kid's probably going to stress you out. Right? Anyway.
Anyway.
This is my fucking round. Let's get into this episode.
Listen, I think to frame this is going to be like 30 things we learned in our 30s.
Lessons we know now. Yes. Yep. Still haven't got it down pat, but let's go. It's the birthday episode. Taurus season, baby. It's Britney, bitch.
Fuck, I'm absolutely wigging out, babe.
Why?
Because my co-star or what's the other one?
Oh, I know what you're going to say.
Told me that I had a window before the 10th of May that I was going to meet someone that like would, it only happens once every six years and it's been from September last year to May and it's like almost the 10th of May and I haven't met them.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the key themes of turning 30 discussed in this episode?
0:02–1:25
2
How does Lucy plan to change her birthday narrative?
1:25–4:50
3
What lessons have Lucy and Nikki learned about relationships in their 30s?
4:50–9:57
4
How do Lucy and Nikki view the pressure of societal timelines in their 30s?
9:57–10:07
5
What advice do they give about dealing with failure?
10:07–11:16
6
How do they suggest handling friendships and group dynamics in adulthood?
11:16–13:24
7
What insights do they share about self-identity and personal growth?
13:24–14:29
8
Why is it important to be open to different types of relationships?
14:29–52:18
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