BONUS: Bad Kebabs & Australia vs Ireland

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Vogue & Amber 28 min 3 speakers 3 chapters transcribed 4 months ago
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:02
This is a Global Player original podcast.
Vogue 0:05
If I lose my temper, which is rare, but if I lose my temper, like, things will be broken.
Amber 0:11
If you get another strike, I will walk off this. I'll go for a solo walk on the piers again. I was like... Like, it was... It's honestly... You need to chew your feckin' food more, obviously, by the sounds of it.

What childhood fashion choices do Amber and Vogue reminisce about?

Amber 0:27
I want you to put a public apology on your stories and say, I am so sorry. You'll never know when the last time you'll pick up your child will be.
Vogue 0:35
You'll never know when the last time you're going to kick your sister right in the vagina. Hello and welcome. Ross, sorry. Ross sits on the calls to help us with socials. Did you always have blonde hair?
Amber 0:54
Oh my God, yes, he has. Did he? Vogue, it wouldn't be the most perceptive person.
Vogue 1:01
I would be the most perceptive person, but I was like, I don't remember Ross.
Amber 1:05
Clearly not.
Vogue 1:06
Jesus Christ, girls and boys, I don't know what's happening to me. I just am falling apart at the seams. Falling apart at the seams.
Amber 1:13
You've got notions as well, asking me to record a pod the day after my birthday.
Vogue 1:18
No, she's... Amber, like, Amber has yet to... Amber still lives in this world where she thinks there's... People have time off.
Amber 1:31
I don't see you guys... I don't see you guys recording on a bank holiday when it's that way in the UK.
Vogue 1:37
Yeah, but Amber, that's office hours. It's different. We don't work with office hours, you and I. Say bye to it. Bring your laptop on holidays. Well, you know, in fairness to you... I think you actually do too much work. Thank you. I feel that too. I, I, but like, I know people that go, I know we've spoken about this before and I do think it's important to have a good work-life balance, but like, I'm kind of always available if needed. Like they'll always be, I can always take a call.
Amber 2:07
I know, but that's, then you don't have any boundary between personal and
Vogue 2:12
And work life. But what if you love what you do so much and you think, I just want to talk about what I do all the time. I want to keep doing what I do because I freaking love it. My hours are just so different to other people. So like, like I'm getting up and taking the kids to school in the morning and I'm not starting till like nine o'clock. Do you know what I mean? I keep waking up very early every day. Six o'clock. Those mother effing seagulls on that roof. Oh my. My God. Like, they go around stomping all over the place like they're wearing steel-capped boots. They stomp and they drop stuff from a height.
Amber 2:49
I need to go up and check if the solar panels are okay.
Unknown 2:53
Peggy, can you squidge your camera so you're more central, please, my darling?
Vogue 2:57
Yeah. There, we can get rid of the clothing in the background. We are... I am not Marie Kondo as much as I would like to be her. And I keep telling... Caroline, who I have all my stuff in storage. I'm like, you wait. You wait until the end of this year, Kevin, Kerry. All my stuff will be gone. It will be disappeared. I have booked in two days to get all the baby stuff sorted that's in storage. And then another two days to go through all the clothes in Dublin for kids that I have kept. So all the storage is all getting... given away and I'm so excited for all of that Gigi has turned into me so I gave her like loads of my old makeup again I'm on a permanent um sorting out of everything and um and I got her like a little plastic box to put it in like but you know the storage box is like the kind of nice one she's down there like going through all the makeup and putting it all in different little compartments I gave her a beautiful holder for jewelry and makeup and she smashed that box up
Vogue 3:59
The Pandora one?
Amber 4:00
It just didn't last. Broken.
Vogue 4:03
You gave her an empty box.
Amber 4:05
To put her bits in because I gave her loads of bits. What bits did you give her?
Vogue 4:10
Shite probably that she didn't want. Of course. Kids love shite. Do you remember? Do you remember when he first got makeup and he was like, and I'm going to put on clear mascara?
Yeah.
Amber 4:20
Clear mascara. I used to do, I see that people do that, do that thing where curling their eyelashes and stuff like that.

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