RADIO REPLAY: Is Getting Dumped Worse Than Being Ghosted?
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
A listener production.
Cheers, babies. Welcome to today's radio replay. Are you guys missing all of the daily radio episodes? I wish you could answer me.
I reckon they are.
Yeah, maybe leave us a comment on this ep and let us know.
Did you say I don't think they are?
I said I reckon they are. Oh, Shawnee, get so defensive, bro. Reckon it's an Australian, a really Australian thing to say, isn't it?
It is.
What? Reckon. Reckon is a real Australian.
I learned that recently. I didn't realize that was an Australian thing.
Yeah, it is. That's been really top of mind for me recently and I don't know why. No, because we spoke about it on the radio with that. They're like people in Australia say you reckon often and then they say easy when it's like I take your order.
I can't believe that's not a thing because reckon is just like ingrained in my vocabulary.
Reckon is so lowbrow. I say it all the time.
What's reckon overseas like everywhere else? To think. What do you think?
What do you think?
Yeah, but that's what it is here. No, but that's what they say instead.
How do the hosts introduce the radio replay and set the tone?
They just don't say you reckon.
They just say you reckon. Keep up short. Like, reckon isn't a word. No, they don't say you reckon. They just say you think. What do you think? They said, what do you think? Oh, so we made up reckon in Australia.
Pretty much.
I don't know. That's what I'm asking. I'm being treated like I'm the dumbass of the team. I reckon I'm onto something. Like, what are they saying? I reckon you are too. See how we just drop it like it ain't no thing?
Do you know what else they don't say overseas a lot of, guys? Heaps. The word heaps.
Yeah.
Right.
Do you know what I used to say when I lived in North Queensland? Use. Ew. That is so... No.
That's gross. And my missus reckons I do it all the time.
No, I didn't.
I never have said use.
What Australian slang and expressions are the hosts dissecting?
I've never said use. Yeah, and Emma Barker came up and told us we both did. That's why I know that I said it.
I think you do it when they're out. I say yes, and my missus reckons that's use. And I'm like, nah, like, are yous? Like... Ayas?
Yeah, I say ayas, but I'm not saying, oh, youse going to the shops. Oi, do you know?
Or youse guys. That's the word. Oi, do you know? We are a bunch of fucking bogans, aren't we?
Yeah, we are. People that say, what are you doing?
Dumb idiots. When people say something. Dumb idiots.
That kills me. My ex-boyfriend, the cheating dog, used to always say, fuck, what was it, Nick?
I don't know.
Oh, it was like one of those really simple misplaced like. Think something. Nah. Oh, now this is going to annoy me. I've said it on the podcast before. The punters will know. No, the punters will know what it was. And it used to fucking do my head in. Okay, I've got a good story about the word heaps though.
Yeah. Heaps good, heaps normal.
When I went to school in Canada, like, you know, and they were like fascinated, like an Australian girl. So they're asking me heaps of like questions about Australia.
You said like, like 50 times, by the way.
Oh my God, can I just fucking tell a story, cunt?
I'm about to fucking kill all of you.
No, so all the boys at school were like, Lucy, do people in Australia smoke weed? And I was like, yeah, heaps. And they thought that heaps meant, because they don't use the word heaps. Like I was meaning like, yeah, heaps of people do, but they didn't understand it. And so they thought heaps meant, I thought like heaps was the word for marijuana. And so they used to be like, Lucy, we're going to get heaped, bro. And I'm like, no, that doesn't make any sense.
But okay. That's hilarious.
Wow.
There's a beer here. Beer here. Heaps normal. Like heaps is fucking, it's a real thing, isn't it?
It is. Heaps is fucking.
Fucking a real fucking thing, you reckon? Is heaps, I think heaps is an actual term of measurement from back in the day, is it not? Kerry, can you look that up?
Heaps meaning, yeah, often refers to a large amount, abundance or great number of something. Heaps of it.
I thought back in the day it would be like one heap of cow dung, you know, like it was like a term of measurement, like a ton.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–1:25
2
How do the hosts introduce the radio replay and set the tone?
1:25–2:01
3
What Australian slang and expressions are the hosts dissecting?
2:01–15:38
4
Why do the hosts debate whether being ghosted or dumped is worse?
15:38–17:38
5
What scientific study findings do the hosts cite about ghosting vs dumping?
17:38–30:38