RADIO REPLAY: Exposing Your Best Friends Man

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Happy Hour with Lucy & Nikki 29 min 3 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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What story do Lucy and Nikki discuss about a best friend's boyfriend?

Sean Brown 0:02
a listener production. Cheers, babes, and welcome back to this week's Radio Replay.
Why do you always do it in that voice? Because, babe, what else am I going to do? Cheers, babes, I'm going to happy hour. It's called the Radio Replay.
Nikki Westcott 0:40
If you didn't do it like that now, it would be a bit jolting.
We're so used to it. Yeah, true. I know. Lucy would be like, oh, darling, you've actually mixed that up a little. It really threw me. Well, we've got some special guests in the room while we do the radio replay today, guys. In the studio with us, we have my childhood bestie, Leisha. And her three kids. Lani, Milo and Momo. And they're living their best life. So we've got to be quick so I can go and have a glass of wine.
Nikki Westcott 1:08
We just asked them, what song would you want to play on the radio? And they picked Rage Against the Machine, which I was not expecting.
Killing in the name of. Killing in the name of. I know I drove them home last night in my car and I was like, oh, Lani, what do you want to listen to? She's like Bruno Mars. And then I was like, all right, boys, you get to choose a song they're like killing in the name of. Let's bring it back. I know. Actually, it's a track. It is. You know what else is a track?

How did the friend react after discovering her boyfriend on Tinder?

Creed, Six Feet. I'm so into it. You've told us seven times today. I'm so into that song at the moment. Lucy kept trying to make Creed happen on commercial radio. They do have some bangers, actually. It's not Triple M, though. Yeah, Creed and Nickelback. What an era. Can you sing like the Creed guy? Well, later, son.
Nikki Westcott 1:51
We'll lose today.
You sound like our Kermit Creed. So good. Well, Kizzy, it's your time to shine. What are we putting in the replay today? Well, we got a bit of a mixed bag today. You guys spoke about Jacob Elordi. He's found himself in a bit of, some people are saying hot water. Jacob Elordi, he's been naughty. This wouldn't fly now. There was a show where 40 kids just were kind of stranded and did their own thing for a little bit. You guys had a bit of a blow up on air today. I don't know if you remember that. Did we? Every day is different. Is that you trying to get people to listen to this episode? No, no, there was actually a genuine... That was hectic, guys. That was hectic.
Nikki Westcott 2:29
Is that rage baiting? Yeah, you're rage baiting. You're rage baiting. Well, don't undersell it. Do you want the podcast downloads or what? Yeah, true. So true.
Let's put this into our marketing plan for the next quarter, dolls. Literally, fake fives.
Sean Brown 2:40
Anyway, let's get into it, hey? This is Lucy and Nikki. Lucy and Nikki asking the question, am I the a-hole?
All right, guys, strap in. It's time for our favourite segment, Am I the A-hole? Here it goes. My friend has been dating her boyfriend for about two years.

What was Jacob Elordi's recent controversy?

Last week, I was scrolling through Tinder and came across his profile. Oh! No. It had recent photos, a bio, and it looked completely active. Thinking she'd want to know, I screenshot it and sent it to her. She confronted him immediately. He insisted that it must have been an old account that he had deleted years ago and claimed Tinder sometimes keeps profiles visible. He was furious that I had gone behind his back instead of asking him first. Now my friend says that I've caused an unnecessary drama because she believes him. And a few mutual friends agree. Am I the a-hole for showing her what I found? Oh, okay. I detest this premise, and I will tell you what the premise is. Don't shoot the messenger. Well, I tend to agree with you, babe.
Yes. I don't know. I'm like, of course she was going to show you that if she came across that bit of absolute tea. I would be filthy at my friends if they didn't show me that. I would be livid. Yeah. Absolutely. I don't know. It seems as though my friend has been dating her boyfriend. It's not like it's like I'm friends with her boyfriend primarily. Do you know what I mean? I'm like, you shouldn't have showed him first. Who cares, bro? This is the biggest thing, right? When people who do the wrong thing, a.k.a. this guy in this instance, how he's got a Tinder account. they will look for anyone to point the finger at.

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