Undies, Cyclones, Bieber, Dating and “No Worries if Not”

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What insights does Brodie share about the recent cyclone experience?

Brodie Kane 0:05
Kia ora te whānau, we are Brodie Cain, Gracie, Hitchcock and Tegan Ureth and this is Let Her Finish because trust us, it's always a pleasure. It's always good.
Tegan Ureth 0:16
When you let her finish.
Brodie Kane 0:21
You can watch us. Did you know that? Yes. On the Spotify, on the YouTube, on the Rover. Can you watch us on the Rover? Quite well lit, I would say. It does us many favours.
Gracie Hitchcock 0:33
Although I have noticed that I can't come here with no makeup on. I've just got to put a dash of bronzer. It makes me look ten times better.
Brodie Kane 0:39
I've got a little dash. Oh, just a little dash of a shiny little, I can't remember what it's called.

Why are people complaining about the cyclone's impact?

Brodie Kane 0:44
It's just one that you mush on. A baby cream? Yeah. Because you're a fingers girly, eh? Yeah, I am a fingers girly.
Gracie Hitchcock 0:51
I'm a fingers girly. You use brushes. That's probably the classiest. I also don't have children, so that's probably why.
Unknown 0:58
Oh, oh. I do those running.
Brodie Kane 1:01
You know, I've just gone bare minute today. I'm just sticking with the theme of one of the headliners of Coachella, just bare minute. Don't panic. Don't get angry.

What dating solution does Gracie propose for single friends?

Brodie Kane 1:09
We'll explain it soon. But how are we? Yeah, good. Good.
Gracie Hitchcock 1:15
Yeah, good. No, I'm actually fine. You know, I feel like I just quietly have been in the trenches for a little bit, but I feel like I'm coming out. She's glowing today. It's just because I got to sleep in today. Do you want to tell the people? Oh, yes. I'll give you guys a bit of an update later. I had to go for an MRI this morning, which sounds like big and scary. Even like I called my mum afterwards. She goes, yeah, I thought I should have probably rung you beforehand.

How do personal preferences in underwear reflect personality?

Gracie Hitchcock 1:42
I was thinking about you. I go, why? She goes, well, I know it's a bit overwhelming going in the big magnet machine. You've never been in the big bad magnet machine? It's very big. It's very loud. A bit claustrophobic.
Unknown 1:53
A bit claustrophobic.
Gracie Hitchcock 1:54
Quite sombering because I didn't have any music in or anything, right? You're just sitting there and all you hear is the big noise. It sounds like construction. But you can't really hear anything. But anyways, I'll give you a proper update later. Okay. Because I had that this morning.

What challenges do the hosts face regarding their health and wellness?

Gracie Hitchcock 2:05
I had a nice sleep and didn't have to go to my work. Well, I'm here now, but I came real late. She's bouncing off the walls. That's so good.
Brodie Kane 2:13
She's happy.
Unknown 2:14
G's in double denim. She's got a Canadian tuxedo.
Brodie Kane 2:16
Fantastic.
Unknown 2:17
I do love a double D. No, I'm good. Happy to be here. Happy that... Still got a shitload of washing to get through because of that storm. But, you know, it was still wet, but we were quite lucky. Do you have a dryer? I do, but I don't put everything in there.

How does Brodie navigate her family responsibilities during a storm?

Unknown 2:34
Right. The kids' stuff, though? Yeah, but then it shrinks and then I've got to buy new stuff. And then it just shrinks, and I'd have to buy extra larges.
Gracie Hitchcock 2:43
Sure, you can hang heaps of stuff on the line with the kids' stuff, though, because it's so little.
Brodie Kane 2:47
How annoying would that be to hang that, though? So many little socks. The worst thing to hang of a laundry is undies and socks. And so your kids' stuff would all be that size. How are you? I'm alright. You're alright? Yeah, I can tell you one thing. I'll get into this as well. I've been at home for too long and by myself for too long.

What are the humorous anecdotes shared about parenting and kids?

Brodie Kane 3:07
I needed it, but now I'm like, get me out!
Gracie Hitchcock 3:10
I'm surprised I didn't get an emergency call at some point. So I checked in on Sunday. I'm like, you going alright?
Brodie Kane 3:15
Well, I did have some friends over, but I actually was like, oh, my mum hasn't been home since last week. And it's so quiet. And I was like, this morning, I was like, oh, girl, you've got to get out of the house. I'm a celebrity. Get me out of here. I'm trapped in my own house. But I will talk about that in a minute. But, hey, we got through, I would say, By and large, and I know that there's a lot of places hit hard, relatively unscathed, which is of a huge relief.
Gracie Hitchcock 3:48
So we had, obviously, for anyone who is, I mean, most of you guys probably living here in Aotearoa, we had Cyclone Bayonu over the weekend coming from the Pacific. And the pathway looked as though it was going to hit Northland, Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Tairawhiti, and then probably head down further into the South Island as well.

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