A big sissy D&M (Char included)
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Me, me, me, me, me, me, me. Moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning Moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning, moaning Is that the sound of the hood?
hi hey um this is a thrill hey charlotte you work for a podcast now so do you want to tell us like what we should do like are we perfect straight in straight in how's it going yeah it's so good i love my job tell the listeners who don't know what you're doing oh okay yeah well At the end of last year, I'll go right back, shall I? Go loose. Just let rip on as much as you're prepared to rip about. Don't fart, though, because we do know you're the best farter in the family. Thank you for that. I was made redundant in my cricket job last year, which I just loved. and dedicated a lot of my heart and soul into that place. Anyway, I'm not bitter about being made. It was really hard.
I remember you, I'm just going to pipe in. Cause you know, what's a podcast without me piping in Lisa Fong. When that happened, it was very emotional and very tough for you. It was harder than you probably would have anticipated and possibly anyone would know. And I remember going, something good is going to come of this.
yeah you're right lee i am you are a lot harder than i i know what she's a medium i'm a medium Yeah, you have mentioned that a couple of times and I don't not believe you. But you don't strongly agree? I'm ambiguous. I'm on the fence, maybe. Okay, fair. No, yeah, no, you're right. I definitely struggled a lot. And I actually really do thank my previous employer, Glasshouse, a fuck ton, to be honest, because, excuse the language, because they really did pick me up when I was really quite low. I feel like... that point in my life there had been a lot um happen in my personal life and then with the job that I loved and for anyone that hasn't been made redundant I do think it is quite a difficult thing to understand um because in hindsight if I had heard about a redundancy or something that happening to someone I probably have had not enough empathy in hindsight but that's what happens in life isn't it and it's a bit like miscarriage or something eh yeah it's a floor in the human experience
isn't it yeah you can't fully understand and a lot of people go oh you would have got a good payout yeah no no but do you know what I'm saying though like you know when I hear of that in the past I'd be like oh yeah but you've got what three months pay or something to find a new job you'll be fine like and but you when you actually live and breathe and love your job so much and you you worked tirelessly around the clock really and you had a lot of passion it wasn't like you just rocked up and you did your bare minimum like it was you breathed lived and breathed it you loved it it was pat you were passionate about it so to get that kind of kick in the guts add to that add to that the stability and financial pressure of just like needing some employment in a certain part of your life too which was really also really important at that time right
yeah yeah at the same time I was like our house was on the market I was trying to find a rental to live in I was trying to maybe think could I buy a house if a house sold but I wasn't employed technically like it was stress anyway came out the other side glasshouse picked me up when I was real down ended up getting jadier in that first month of employment too which was real cooked like I was like man you've hired a dud to glasshouse yeah which is what I was dumb remember through the giardia process that you went to the doctor who told you you were stressed tired and I actually in that moment broke down to someone in the doctor's clinic like I saw an acquaintance through Emma actually and she was like what's going on and I just like I'd just been told I was just tired and I just cried I was like he just tells me I'm tired and I genuinely thought I was having some kind of mental breakdown but anyway
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:50
2
What new job opportunity does Char discuss?
4:50–9:18
3
How does Char reflect on her redundancy experience?
9:18–16:10
4
What insights are shared about the sister dynamic?
16:10–20:15
5
How do the hosts feel about technology's impact on life?
20:15–36:20
6
What are the highlights from the Kiwi Yarns podcast?
36:20–39:11
7
How do the hosts express gratitude at the end of the episode?
39:11–51:35
8
How do the sisters navigate feelings of FOMO?
51:35–1:14:07