Cape Town, Petty Neighbours & The Alps
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Hello and welcome to My Therapist Ghosted Me with me, Joanne McNally, and my co-host and work wife, Bo Williams.
Holiday crisps are one of my favourite things in the whole world and I've just been eating them non-stop. I'm 100% crisp at this stage. My mouth is so dry from eating them.
They are the cuisine of the holiday, Gower, are they not?
Spenny arrived home from the supermarket. He didn't have a bag of salt and vinegar lays. Disappointing, but I didn't go to the supermarket so I couldn't complain. He did come home with a bag of bugles.
Hmm. I thought bugle. Oh, yeah. The horned crisp. I know them well.
That's the boys.
That's my girls. How clever of you. Horned crisp. Indeed.
I actually don't know what a bugle is, but I heard bugle was cocaine. Well, I nearly brought the crisp back because I said, excuse me, there's no cocaine in this bag. What have you done?
Fake news. Where is the dust? You should contact Joe Lysa. You can contact his consumer program. I think you'd get great traction. I think I'd subscribe to the Daily Mail if you did that.
There was some big news this week. Big news in our house, as you both know, because it's been news for a while privately. But Spenny has quit the Spencer and Vogue podcast. And now everyone thinks we're getting a divorce.
Yeah, I thought that. Even though I knew I left when I heard the news. I was like, oh, they're probably getting divorced.
It was divorce day. It was the biggest day for divorce is like, what, the 5th of January or something. So everyone's like, it fell on the wrong time.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But you're not getting divorced. You heard it here first, second, third even.
She's not getting divorced.
Yet. To be honest with you, when I saw all those articles in the Daily Mail where they're trying to suggest that like they're bringing up all these things. Oh, Vogue and Spencer are talking about arguing on their podcast like six months ago. It did spark a little idea. I said, should we? Like, should we get a divorce?
If everyone says so, should we? Well, I just, the reality is he could be divorcing you and we just don't know yet. Maybe this is his, this is his kind of slow, backward, out of the marriage. He's cutting off professional ties. And then eventually he'll wake up one day, all his shit is gone. And he's living in the Cotswolds.
Listen, he's getting his ducks in a row. That's what happened. He's getting his ducks in a row. He's getting his ducks in a row.
He's getting his affairs in order.
And you know what? He's going to contact all the best divorce lawyers in London so that I can't get them then. Because you can contact them all and not use them. And then he'll get them.
This is what happened to Betty Broderick. When she tried to divorce Dan Broderick before she killed him. Oh my God. Dan Broderick. You know, you know, Betty, you know, Betty Broderick is in prison for killing her husband and his new wife. Oh, my God. There's so many of them that do that, though. Betty's iconic. Betty was like kind of I mean, I shouldn't call it an act of feminism, but. So, well, that's where I'm headed is what you're suggesting. Well, Betty Broderick, her husband. There's a great series on Netflix called Dirty John with Amanda and. and Christian Slater you know Christian Slater I think is in it I love him it's Christian Slater and it's really really good and Amanda Peete's unreal I actually think about it in my spare time I actually watched it twice which I don't do unless something's very You never told us about this on the pod which is unusual now to have seen something so good and not told us It was about two years ago.
I might've not, we might've not been even doing the pod when I first watched it. I think I watched it during lockdown. Betty Broderick was going out with this high flying solicitor and he left her for another woman. And there was what we'd call now a lot of gaslighting going on and she had never worked and she just raised their kids. so he was married they were married oh yeah they were very much married and she was very much kind of you know the good wife domestic goddess all that stuff looked after him basically raised her husband got him like she went out working while he went back to law school did his bar exam like all that stuff he was a lawyer so anyway he's like gaslighting Betty so she doesn't have time to get her affairs in order
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