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What are the highlights of Joanne's recent trip from the States?
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What childhood memories do Mo and Joanne share about school?
Hello and welcome to My Therapist Goes With Me with me, Mo Williams and her partner in crime, Joanne McNally and Jo.
And Jo, who got a haircut. You got your hair cut, Jo. Are you going back to school?
Yeah, I got my new shoes, got my pencil case.
Do you remember the buzz of all, do you remember the buzz of the fresh shoes and the pencil cases? Fresh start.
I was always a pair of kickers. Did you have kickers?
So anything that was going at the time, that was what I forced my mother to buy.
I remember once I had the audacity that I told you that, that I walked in the pair of dupes. Remember? To wear to school. To school. And Amber had worn them quite happily into school. And I thought they looked really cool. And I was like, I'm going to try the dupes. And my friends murdered me so badly over it that I started crying. And I was like, I'm not wearing these ever again. what's wrong with them I thought they were we not I had them on like they were a school shoe for about two they had a good two years I'll tell you what not in the north side now I'm not trying to divide us here but not in the north side it wasn't allowed and I had to have kickers because I had I'd gone against the grain I said I'm gonna wear the dupes in and everyone was like here listen bitch no you're not and I never wore them again
I mean, is how it's, you know, it's not like at the north side, you know what I mean? Oh, it is. It's on the north side, okay? I'm going to take that.
Just trying to be cool.
You big snob. You big snob. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pasha, Joanne.
Yeah. I'm the Pasha. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. Look at her. She stinks of money. I do.
Riddled with it. everyone's always do you know celebrities I've noticed there's this real trend that they have to let you know they came from nothing but they it's like they try and outdo the nothingness so they're like oh we went you know we holidayed in a basin in the garden also yeah it's like they're trying to apologize for the wealth they have now it's like I had nothing I had nothing
Well, I will tell you, when I was younger, there was no Nikes in my house. I'm sorry, we weren't allowed Nikes. We only got our runners and dunks.
To wear on the tennis court.
No, the tennis court was later on. The tennis course was later on, Joanne. I came from nothing.
Came from nothing.
Yeah.
We were in the coals, weren't we? We were mining as kids. Yeah. I was cleaning chimneys. Yeah. I used to have to eat sand. Yeah. Gravel for dinner. I was eating cotton wool to sustain myself. That's it, yeah. Nothing, came from nothing.
Anyway. I went to the Battersea fireworks yesterday.
How did Joanne's haircut lead to a discussion about her recent adventures?
Sorry, riddle me this. You've Halloween, I'm in Ireland at the moment, so I've completely forgotten whatever, all the things that happen in the UK. You've Halloween and then you've your fire hawks night or whatever he's called, your man. Guy Fawkes. Guy Fawkes. Is that a separate event, Joe?
It is, yeah. It commemorates when Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament on the 5th of November in a year a long time ago.
Well, I saw them the other day and they're in great nick. He didn't really blow them up.
Oh no, he messed it right up.
Did he? And come here to me, why would you celebrate that now? Is that not an act of treason?
Because he didn't succeed, I think, probably.
Oh, okay. So it's a kind of a two fingers up to Guy Fawkes.
I'm sure he's going to be down at the Dall now in Dublin later trying to make a name for herself. Yeah.
Anything for a bit of legacy.
Throw a little smoke bomb in. Actually, I'd be very into going to a bonfire. Is there any going like do they just as it just happens in the park? They're like, where do you find them? I'd love to go.
Do you remember we used to always have grey crack to the bonfires? There was a guy I was obsessed with around where I grew up and Halloween was the night that I was guaranteed to see him. So my whole year would be filled to watch him score the face off someone else.
You could just stand in the corner staring at him. At least you got to have a look.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the highlights of Joanne's recent trip from the States?
0:02–0:11
2
What childhood memories do Mo and Joanne share about school?
0:11–3:00
3
How did Joanne's haircut lead to a discussion about her recent adventures?
3:00–4:34
4
What is the significance of Guy Fawkes Night in the UK?
4:34–7:23
5
Why are people putting up Christmas decorations so early?
7:23–7:29
6
What are Mo and Joanne's plans for Christmas this year?
7:29–19:35