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Chapter 1: What exciting news do the hosts share about their upcoming tour?
Exciting news, Gillies. We are bringing our show, Happy Campers, to the Southern Hemisphere.
Get ready, babes, because we're going to Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and parts.
I'm so excited for a bit of sun in November and December.
Don't worry, babe. I packed the Factor 50.
Fabulous. Also, if there's any cute tour guides who want to show me around, I'll be looking for someone to do so.
If you were there last year, you know it's not just a show. It's an extravaganza. It's an experience, isn't it? Make sure to grab your tickets via the link in the episode description.
I think I said it before, but I don't like to go for dinner with you and order a bottle of wine.
Why? You never said that before.
No, I did. I've said it on the podcast before.
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts feel about the rise of individualism in society?
If you want it to stand still, hop on the Stairmaster Girl and you have all the time in the world to spend with your friends.
Isn't it crazy, right, that... Five minutes on my phone before bed. Yeah. A blab in the soul. Yeah. Right. Five minutes on a Stairmaster or holding a plank or doing something.
Seven hours long.
Related. Yeah. To physical exertion.
Get me off the planet. I'm fully convinced the person who came up with a Stairmaster is the same person who came up with Bulgarian split squats. Yeah. Yeah, who's doing the Bulgarian split squats? And also that person... Is Bulgarian. And they're doing split squats. No, they may be Bulgarian, but they're a dominatrix. Because you have to be into pain if you're doing that kind of carry on.
You like being a bit submissive.
What's the machine in the gym that goes like this?
The cross trainer. What's that? Who's getting on the cross trainer in 2026?
They were all the rage back in the day. And you used to be able to buy one and rent it out to your gaff when you were getting a sunbed.
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Chapter 3: What does the term 'sociopath' actually mean?
Basically, what happened was I was in the gym earlier. Yeah. And do you know when you just see someone out of the corner of your eye, I goes, that's that one from Dragon's Den, Deborah Meaden.
Looking to stay in her claim in the game, Deborah Meaden.
No, I would say... Is her head wrecked from people coming up to her in the pub going, Deb, I actually had this idea. Come out to me now and listen.
I'm not sure if you have the right person. Deborah Meaden? Who's coming up to Deborah Meaden saying that? Because she's the dragon. Yeah, but in Ireland?
Yeah, but if I saw Deborah Meaden in public, I'd make my pitch.
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Chapter 4: What statistics about sociopathy surprise the hosts?
See, I think Deborah Meaden's living in an affluent area.
Girl, Clintarf is an affluent area.
Yeah, but I'm saying the pubs that she's frequenting, I don't think people are coming up and going, Debbie, can I have a few bobs? They have the bobs.
But the poshies are more brazen, so they would. It would be some, like, nepo baby going up to her going, fucking... Debra actually had this idea for this ring that tracks your heartbeat. And she's like, yeah, the aura ring, it exists, girl. You know what I mean? He goes, well, that's ten grand of my dad's money I spent in the last month in the toilet.
So you're not entirely certain if it was her.
But if it was you, Debra Meaden, Your form is impeccable when you're doing the shoulder presses.
Shoulder press. Yeah. Come on, my shoulder press queen.
Deborah Meaden, she could bench press me while she's giving me some funding for my next gig.
Girl, you can fund your own gigs. But wouldn't it be nice to get investment? Yeah, wouldn't it be nice? Wouldn't it be nice if someone believed in me, God forbid? I know, believed in a project. Do you know what I mean? That's what I want to imagine if it was one of the dragons.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts relate sociopathy to modern societal behaviors?
Sorry, typically they are. Typically they are. And you'll go, oh my God, met your doppelganger. And I'm going, Do you want me to have low self-esteem?
No, I just keep getting Conor's story and I'm loving.
and now that i cut my hair and stuff i don't think i look like him at all like like not in the slightest but if you're relying purely on a haircut you know you're shooting low but yeah but they just they just saw curly hair he has curly hair and they were like you look similar i i was taking it like just for a confidence boost but i i appreciate the confidence boost girlies and please keep sending them my way yeah um but i don't agree what did you think of his look at the mickala
I loved it. People thought it was too simple, but I thought it was chic. Like when he was, when the thing was trailing back.
Yeah.
I thought it was hot. I thought it was way better than the other fella. I thought the other fella was a bit costumey. Yeah. I actually feel bad that I did that there. We should be comparing them.
Yeah, they're doing their own things now, right? Yeah, exactly. But I would just say, like, sometimes with those celebrities who presumably have, like, unlimited funds, more or less, or, like, could get onto some kind of designer to dress them or, you know, they know a lot of people, right? Or they have, like, great stylists working for them because they can afford it.
I just don't think there's an excuse not to be dressed...
I think, though, you could have all the money in the world and have amazing stylists, but unless you have a personal style and an IFA style yourself, you could be led astray so easily. Do you reckon? Yeah, because the stylist can pull all the looks and you're going to be surrounded by those people who call you fabulous and that you look iconic all the time.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of self-preservation in friendships?
I love when there's, like, the young gays, like, coming out and they're... wearing their crop tops and they're wearing their multi-colour eye palette and they're doing all of that, right? I think you have to, when you're growing up and when you're coming to terms with your sexuality, play with it.
And it's only then by going to the end of the spectrum that you can kind of pull yourself back and hone in and go, okay, well, I tried that. I thought it looked great, but maybe it didn't as much. And again, obviously girls, personal style is a personal style. And, you know, again, I'm also not a fashionista. One of my qualifications. Yeah. But like some people to be wearing awful outfits.
and this is where it becomes confusing for me some of the straights are stepping their pussies up okay you know and are dressing better oh right you know and even and even not in the in a trendy area kind of vibe yeah like in a trendy area some of the lads are wearing lovely like I think people automatically assume like that whole um two-dimensional view of like uh a gay guy or he wears lovely clothes and he serves a look and he's a caricature right yeah
No, some of them are wearing awful clothes and awful outfits. And I'm going, you know, it's when they say, OK, tonight's look. Tonight's look looks abysmal. L-E-W-K.
You know what I mean? But if it's camp, they get away with it. But sometimes it's just not camp and it's just bad. What we're saying is there's a stereotype.
that exists that uh people think that when you're gay it means you're this like fashion icon and really stylish and it also makes gay people drunk with power i just don't want people think i'm punching down on like the baby gays who are finding themselves we're punching at the toxic gays who are like yeah i'm i'm the fashionista and then they're like why is that girl wearing polka dots they were so last season i'm like why are you wearing white skinny jeans man
It's a bit of that. And also, I think we've said this on the podcast before as well, right? Girl, just because you wear the Balenciaga shoes and just because you wear the Casablanca t-shirt doesn't mean you're fashion.
No.
It doesn't at all. Just because you spend a few bob on the matching two-piece.
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Chapter 7: How do the hosts define empathy in the context of sociopathy?
So I've had to kind of put my face to my profile. And then I had forgotten about it. And I got those shoes recently that we got from doing that gig.
Yeah, but they were way too big for you. They were too big for me. But then when they were trying to take them home, your eyes lit up because you goes cash dollar. You goes more money through Vinted for me, baby.
Well, also, like, I have brothers and stuff. So I'm like, they'd wear those shoes.
Girl, they were going on Vinted straight away.
They weren't going to no brothers. But it's so funny because I put them up and then I got a message like five minutes later and Tara goes, oh, did you get those shoes on the shoes? And I was like, oh my God, I forgot that like people know now that I'm the profile.
What if there's like this crazy stalker who's like mad about you and is just buying all your clothes?
But someone did buy one of my zip-up jackets, right? Yeah. And messaged me and goes, will you throw in a nine grand mam key ring too, please? Girl! Now, I admire the moxie. No, now that's eaten into my pocket. No, I admire the moxie, so I did.
Girl. What do you mean, girl? It's fine, I'll deduct it. I'll deduct it from your fee. No, I own 50% of all merch. Now you own 49 because you gave away a key ring. No, my love. It's just weird, you can't trust. If you can't trust your best friend with the inventory, what can you trust? We're not running a charity here, girl.
We're running a business. I know I'm not running a charity. Yeah.
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Chapter 8: What humorous riddle do the hosts discuss regarding sociopaths?
I think I'm going to cry. I'm not even joking.
I've actually been overcome with emotion.
I haven't heard that song in ages.
It's given me a shiver down my spine. People killing, people dying, children hurting, hear them crying. When you practice what you preach.
Children hurt and you hear them crying. Would you turn the other cheek? Father, father.
I didn't like when it got a bit religious.
Well, speaking of it being religious, I told you that my dad went up to the priest at Mass and asked them to play Where Is The Love by the Black Eyed Peas.
But also, that would be brilliant. Did the priest take requests or did your dad just?
No, basically, when that song came out, my dad loved the song. My dad was like, oh, that's a great song. It's a brilliant song. And he was like, I'm going to go up to Father Christie and ask him to play it. And I was like, huh?
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