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Chapter 1: What unique routines does Tyler West share about his household?
I'm Dilly Carter, the organized one, and this is Sort Your Life Out Unpacked. Get ready to unpack three boxes with my celebrity guest. Every box has an item from their own home, plus a load of stories and memories. And stand by for my tips on how to sort your own life out too. This episode, my guest describes himself as a full 10 out of 10.
Yeah, I said 10 out of 10 when it comes to organisation. I mean, that is the holy grail. He is a radio and TV presenter who says that sometimes he even tidies at 3.30am before going to host his Kiss FM breakfast show. He had a brilliant run on Strictly Come Dancing before being beaten by his now beautiful fiancée, Molly Rainford, in the dance-off. It is the super talented Tyler West.
Oh, what an intro. Dilly, we're doing it.
This is sick.
Thank you. This is so cool. Thanks for having me down.
Oh my gosh, it's such a joy to have you in my leopard print chair.
This is amazing. And straight off the bat, you've called me a 10 out of 10 when it comes to organisation.
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Chapter 2: How does Tyler's background influence his organizational skills?
Can we just unpack this? Because what did you forget?
No, it doesn't matter. What did you forget? You forgot something. By the end of the episode, it will be here. That's all that matters is that it's on its way here now. Listen, I didn't say I was the most good at memory.
You said you were a 10 out of 10, Tyler.
I'm good at organisation, not good at remembering to do the organisation.
Organisation. If you're organised, you're organised. 10 out of 10. You were giving yourself top marks.
I'm sorry.
And then you forgot something.
I'm sorry.
Okay, I actually cannot wait to see what you brought in.
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Chapter 3: What items does Tyler bring to represent his life experiences?
Spread.
Spreadsheets. Yeah. Oh, that excites me. Okay, who stacks the dishwasher correctly?
Not me. You or Molly? Yeah, not me. It's Molly. It's Molly. Yeah, I'm bad.
You're bad?
If you open the door, something's going to fall out on you, guaranteed, every single time.
I mean, this 10 out of 10 is slipping to an eight.
Whoa, hold on. Is this what we're getting judged on now?
Yeah, yes. Can we have a look at your first item? Pass me over that box because I am just too excited to see what's in it.
I actually don't know what's in it, so I don't know what's in that one.
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Chapter 4: What is the significance of Tyler's handball from the 2012 Olympics?
Like at all. And then my mum learnt... And it's sort of that sort of tradition that's been passed down from my nan to my mum. And then my mum made us this cushion when we moved in. And, yeah, it was really special because, I mean, you can buy all the sort of... Everything. Different things. You can go out to the shops.
You can have, you know, the time of your life when somebody makes you something, like, really personal, but it's actually good. Like, I'll be honest, I don't really like junk and clutter, aside from my little Harry Potter cupboard where I put all my gizmos, yeah. But... Whenever somebody gives me something for the house, I'd rather them give me a candle or just a gift card or something like that.
Because unless it's something like mad personal like this, the bar's been set very high.
I know, hasn't it? I mean, that is an incredibly well knitted cushion cover. So tell me about your relationship with your grandma.
oh my nan was the best man she was just like so all the six weeks holidays obviously because we couldn't afford as a family to like go away or anything like that it was just me and my mum and my brother we would always go down to my nan's house in Kent in Broadstairs so I spent most of the six weeks holidays growing up like just down at the beach down by my nan's at her little bungalow
Lovely.
Literally doing puzzles and things like that. Like it was really wholesome. But my nan, unfortunately she passed away before I started any of this stuff. Oh, I'm sorry. So she never got to see me on telly. She never got to see me on the radio. She never got to see me on any of those things there. But I know that obviously she's with me in spirit. Of course. everything I've ever gone to do.
Cause like Strictly was like her favorite show ever. She loved watching telly on like, that would be our thing. We'd get fish and chips and we'd watch Saturday night telly and that would just be it. That's all like my sort of core memories there. But there's so much of my nan that still like lives on in me. And yeah, she was just, I mean, she was great.
I mean, she had the most beautiful garden that I've ever seen in my whole entire life. Like she was so into like floristry and stuff like that. And she made me like dig out, she had like a pond in her back garden. Then when she became like unwell, she made me fill in the pond. And then she was like, oh, actually, no, I want the pond back.
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Chapter 5: What cleaning habits does Tyler practice at home?
You collected torches?
I had like about 60, 60 odd torches. Stop it. Yeah. And then I was like, okay, I need to grow up now. I need to get rid of some of these.
Why?
I honestly couldn't tell you, but it's one of those random things that I've championed. I'm like, yeah, listen, if you've got like a quirky little thing that makes you happy, then just go with it. Just go with it. And those torches came in handy when we did Race Across the World. I looked like Iron Man. There was no insect. In fact, there was all the insects coming near me.
But then I've got another head torch that has a red light. So when you're around insects, if you have a red light on, it doesn't attract the insects as much, but you can still see where you're going.
Oh, my gosh. OK. In fact, we have a voice note from your gorgeous fiancé about your collection.
So I first found out about Tyler's torch collection during Strictly because he got a bedazzled torch from Claudia, which is pretty iconic. But I didn't realise the extent of it until we actually, you know, started dating, moved in together. There is a 40-piece torch.
ish collection I did add to that one anniversary I bought him a a torch that said Tyler but he does blame me for making him cut the collection down just because you know the storage they just end up everywhere there's a torch in every cupboard at this point which is not ideal when you want to you know live your best organized life
We can take and leave the Torch Collection, but I think Ty would say something different.
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Chapter 6: How does Tyler's relationship with his family shape his values?
Like, I love a bargain. TikTok shop has me in a chokehold.
Oh, don't say that, Tyler. Do you constantly buy random things?
No, it's not random things. If it's a torch like that, that's not random. That's going to get used at some point. Do you know what? When, again, on Race Across the World, when Molly asked me, can I use a torch? It was the proudest moment of my life. It was the mic drop moment. It was like, oh, you need a torch, do you? Are you in the dark?
There we go. Suddenly I'm helpful.
Check your pocket. I was like, check your pocket. There was like three in there. She was fuming.
How many did you take with you?
Oh, I put one in each pocket because it needed to be easily accessible. Okay. About seven each.
That's probably why Molly was like attracted to you. She's like, is that torch in your pocket?
Yeah. And it turned out it was. That's what put it across the line.
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