Sex, Lies & DM Slides - S1E21: Gizzi & Sydney | Judi Love
Episode Date: October 10, 2022Comedian Judi Love comes on the show to give Sex Lies & DM Slides some unofficial agony aunt advice. One listener wants to know whether it’s ok to date an ex-terrorist. Sydney wants some tips on how... to respond to some creeping DMing her to ask if she’s a prostitute and Gizzi has had some requests from people to send them her dirty knickers! Lots to chew on. Sex, Lies and DM Slides is a Spotify Original. This series was produced by Heydon Prowse Productions, edited by Podmonkey with music by Free Seed Films. For Spotify, the executive producers are Rachel Simpson and Alexandra Adey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Sid, what's going on?
Bloody hell, Gizzy.
Just some travelling this week.
I know, you were in Turkey, right?
I was in Turkey.
First of all, you were in Turkey.
You didn't tell me you were going.
Suddenly I see you in Turkey.
I disappeared.
Well, I'll tell you who did know that I was in Turkey.
Most of Instagram, it seemed,
because I got multiple messages from men out there.
What do you mean?
Because you were staying in a very famous spa, right?
Yeah.
And you had Instagrammed that you were there.
Well, I had to geotag it for work.
Anyway, I just had about 25 messages from strangers being like,
oh my God, you're in Turkey.
Welcome to Turkey.
Are you still in Bodrum?
But mainly, I've had a lot of penises.
And some of the penises have been retracted.
What do you mean retracted?
I guess they've unsent them because I didn't give them the reaction
they wanted. Can you unsend on
Instagram? Yeah, you can. I didn't know that.
I've done it a lot.
So we didn't get a screen grab of the dick.
No, but please believe me.
No, I believe you.
So yeah, it's been a bit full on
on the old gram this week. How have you been?
I've been good
knee deep in uh restaurant my knee deep in what restaurant what did you think i said god no um
yeah restaurant stuff kicking off so what i've been getting is a different kind of dm slide i've
been getting a lot of abuse no yeah like if the most part, we're getting really good reviews.
I mean, we've had like
four out of five
in pretty much
every single thing we've done.
And to be honest with you,
two weeks into roaming a restaurant,
I'm proud of myself.
But when people don't like your food,
boy, do they like to tell you.
And I've had people
sliding into my DMs
and telling me that
you can't cook for shit,
you bitch slut.
Bitch slut?
Yeah, which was nice. I haven't heard that used for a while. Bitch slut? It's just one word, bitch slut. Bitch slut? Yeah, which was nice.
I haven't heard that used for a while.
Bitch slut?
Is that just one word?
Bitch slut?
Yeah, bitch slut.
I think so.
But also there was just a lot of moaning
and people thinking that they are restaurant critics,
which I'm actually kind of fine with.
I can, by the most part, take criticism.
But it's like the reams and reams of,
you know when you get a certain amount of
words to dm when you've had about seven of those blogs yeah yeah you're like all right chill out
you're not jay reina come on give it a rest i think the night i mean there is a good part about
this where there's a lot of glory we get online and there's a lot of people saying oh look it's
great it's great and actually when something does come in that is shit like that it's a big thump and it's horrible and it makes you feel
crap but it actually gives you a kick up the arse and it's made me like really just want to keep
improving fantastic yeah anyway today joining us we have a woman who i'm hoping can help us
make sense of the murky world of social media it's comedian and unofficial agony aunt, Judy Love.
Sex! And lies.
DMs. Lies.
Hey!
How are you doing today? I'm doing good especially now that I've got this hot chocolate.
I came in like the biggest piece of hot chocolate and demanded a little bit more.
Is it proper milk or is it weird milk?
It's soy milk because I'm trying to cut down.
Are you veganing?
You're trying to make me choke.
Did you say, am I vegan?
Am I veganing?
No, girl, do I look vegan? Look at me.
Anyway, so you used, is it fair to say you used social media as a sort of way to launch your comedy?
Or the internet at the very least?
Yeah, I have used it to a certain extent.
I was doing stand-up before I had a Facebook page and an Instagram page.
And it was literally just after about, I'd say like a year and a half, two years,
my friend was like, why don't you just do a page?
Because I just did a video in my car one time and it was singing to an old school garage tune or something
and I put it up and I was like, who remembers this?
But it was on my normal family and friends page
and everyone was just laughing.
It was so funny.
You know, they shared it.
And then I was like, OK, maybe I should open a little page.
So it's a Facebook page?
Yeah, open the Facebook page first.
I was like, OK, yeah, I'll put some videos up, you know,
a Judy Love page.
And then I did the same with Instagram.
And I can't remember my first Instagram post.
I'd have to go back.
And I just kept on posting and it kept on getting viewed and shared.
That's really the point.
It's like remembering your very first post.
I know my first one.
Do you?
Yeah, it's me in the bath.
Well, it's not me in the bath.
It's me drinking a can of Strongbow in the bath.
That's basically still what goes on.
I'd love to go all the way back to the beginning of mine.
I don't know if there's an easier way.
Yeah, no, you're absolutely right.
Sometimes I can't find recipes, so I'm, like, scrolling through.
And you get sort of, like, a year and a half down
and you're like, nah.
I can't do that more.
And also, what a twat.
It's sort of like being faced with yourself to that level.
You're thinking, fuck, did I really?
So social media has definitely helped, you know,
getting yourself out there and building your own platform, without a doubt.
But I would say, like, you have to,
you still have to be slightly confident in yourself
and not take it too seriously because, you know,
people, trolls and stuff on social media
can be quite harsh and you can't please everybody.
Some people might like your stand-up,
but some people might like the video.
I didn't even realise when I did my first video,
which wasn't characters or anything,
it was just me dancing to a song,
I didn't even realise there was a whole industry of people
making viral videos.
I didn't even understand that yet.
It's not until I got into it.
And I tried to, yeah, look at the comments
and you'll see if they're laughing and so on.
And there's still some negative comments in it,
but I just don't pay it no mind.
Because otherwise your creativity
and your art form will slightly change
because you're trying to navigate it.
Appease them.
Yeah, to appease people.
And also there's that tipping point of the fact
that when they are being dicks,
then you're probably kind of made it anyway.
Wow.
If that's the case, bring on the dickless.
I mean, we were watching last night your rant.
Oh, man.
Which one?
It was the one about sort of how we can't complain about people
on social media if we're putting shit out there.
And I loved that.
Yeah.
Because it is a place where people just fucking moan out there. Yeah. And I loved that. Yeah, yeah. Because it is a place
where people just fucking moan
all day.
Yeah, they put out everything.
Their relationship problems.
Do you know what I mean?
Which fanny side
is longer than the other?
Like, come on.
Like, how much information
do I need?
I don't need to know
about your left toe.
I'm kind of interested now, though.
Yeah.
They put everything out.
So if you put so much out,
you've got to expect
that you're going to have
certain things come back.
And I think it's really easy to get lost in social media.
Do you know what I mean?
And become a character that you're nothing like.
And that's when serious issues come into hand.
And also with the filters, you look nothing like yourself either.
Exactly.
And you know what?
In saying that, I'm very much like,
I will do videos with no makeup, no eye brands, nothing.
And I did a video about that a few months back
saying, dear future husband,
sometimes I'm going to look just like this.
And I had my hair in like little doo-doo colour purple flats, yeah?
And I had no makeup on, a little Primark nightie.
And I was like, sometimes I'm just going to look like this
because I think it's really important to just not get too caught up in the filters.
Sometimes I do use it.
It's a laugh.
I mean, sometimes, you know, I've got a day off if I'm using filters.
Yeah, yeah.
I think what you're saying is really true, though.
I think the people that really get positive followings by the most part
are the authentic ones.
And being authentic, sometimes it means you have to bear
the honest part of yourself, which is,
look, this is the real deal here, you know?
And I think that goes from having a really honest perception
that can sometimes be politically incorrect
or going against the grain,
because it's what the reality is of, you know, how people really live.
I do wonder though
how real people are
on social media.
Like,
if we're really seeing
the real them.
For me,
I put,
all things I put out
is definitely the real me.
But, you know,
you have a video
that you have to edit.
I might brush up my hair
a bit before I do a video.
On some days,
I might not.
I don't put my kids
on social media.
That's something I feel quite strongly about.
Yeah, but there's some days where I might have been exhausted,
but I've done a video and I'm really happy.
But I'm quite honest in saying, like,
I was really tired yesterday.
Or I might start the video and say,
oh, my gosh, this makeup better last or look a mess.
So I think it's really hard what is real and what's not.
Let's open up the inbox, I think.
It's time. Oh, OK. The inbox, I think. It's time.
Oh, OK.
The inbox is time.
Let's open up your other inbox.
I've had all kind of things, to be honest with you.
I've had people, you know, horrible messages.
You know, they want to do me something.
My eyes.
I always get about my eyes.
What about your eyes?
Your eyes are like frog eyes.
What?
Your eyes are so...
Because when I do facial expressions,
I think my eyes are quite big, so they're quite...
Yeah, I would get that and I just ignore it.
Or I had one guy about a few weeks ago
and I just laughed.
He didn't even direct message.
He put this straight on Twitter and said,
wow, I didn't know TV was champion obesity.
Yeah.
And I was like, well, your mum, I thought it was all right.
But...
So you get all those kind of messages and you do get the odd... like, well, your mum I thought it was alright.
So you get all those kind of messages
and you do get the odd,
for some reason,
I get the odd guys
that will message
and say,
hi, that's it.
Yeah, lots of hi's.
I get a lot of hi's.
What is that about?
If you can't even
open a conversation,
then babes,
you ain't gonna
open my legs.
Do you know what I mean?
Let's keep it real.
It's fucking true.
Have you ever gone on a date with,
are you single?
Yes, I am single.
Have you gone on a date
with anyone from social?
No, I haven't.
Have you though?
Yeah, my current boyfriend.
Oh shit, really?
Yeah, he's seen into my DM.
You're joking.
Someone's signed up into my DM.
Hello?
No, I haven't.
But what if they're really hot?
Would you do it though?
The thing is,
I think to myself, do they really look like that? Would you do it, though? The thing is, I think to myself,
do they really look like that?
Then for us being in entertainment,
it's like you just don't know what their intentions are.
Do you know what I mean?
Are you going to go out and they're going to turn up
and take a picture?
Oh, I went on a date.
I met Judy on DM.
And screenshot the whole conversation.
You just don't know what people's intentions are.
And I think because I am a comedian, I think that guys are a little bit more scared of me. I bet they're intimidated. I don't know what people's intentions are. And I think because I am a comedian,
I think that guys are a little bit more scared of me.
I bet they're intimidated as hell.
I don't know why.
I think they think that I'm going to, like,
talk about our relationship or something like that,
which I don't do, really.
No, not really.
Not really.
Do you use any of the other dating apps?
I have done Plenty of Fish back in the days.
Plenty of Fish?
Back in the days.
That is quite old school.
That was... The garage days.
Yeah. That was like
years ago. I was like,
let me see what this worked out to be.
It was a hot mess. It was not
Plenty of Fish. It was Plenty of Darts.
What was the set up of Plenty of Fish?
Was it just like... A mess. It was a hot mess.
I think you just matched. You went
through it and looked and you tapped who you liked. And I met It was a mess. I think you just matched. You went through it and looked and you tapped
who you liked.
And I met this guy
one time.
I did meet a guy
from there
and this guy
had more gums
than teeth.
Yeah.
And it's just like
he still had milk teeth.
I don't know.
That I realised
like each their own
but the thing is
if I had pre-warning
the pictures
I realised
he was doing like a little smile,
but with his mouth closed.
So obviously when I met him and he was talking,
I was like, hold on a minute, Mitch, what is that in your mouth?
So, you know, it was a bit awkward.
Try and think my first thing.
My first thing, I was in LA about eight years ago
filming a show with Kelly Brooke,
and we were both absolutely shit
faced and got naked and put on turbans and glasses and did chat roulette oh my god oh my god is that
still going he forgot about that did you put that on your Instagram no oh do you remember chat roulette
it's the fucking grimmest thing on the whole of the internet it's like skypes but with random people
that just pop up
oh yes
so a lot of dicks
just pop up
oh my gosh
is that what you did
yeah
so it was just us
with our tits out
and people would be like
hey
oh wow
yeah
the internet
I tell you what
it's a place
what's your first
what's your first go
on the internet
what do you mean my first go what's your first What's your first go On the internet What do you mean my first go
What's your first go
In anything like sexy
Have a hotel
What
Do you not remember
Have a hotel
No
Oh my god
Well I don't think
It's really sexy
I feel like I need
To be taking notes
Have a hotel
Have a hotel
Was a online chat room
But you had your own avatar
And you'd walk around
And you'd start speaking
To people
And then you'd go off
Into private rooms And people would have Like yes text sex is that how it's
going to be I don't know how long ago I think it's still going a chat room but you change it into the
anyway that was my first wow I'm kind of gonna I feel like we need to have a go on this and like
actually record it we'll bring it back? I'm really up for doing that.
I got a message the other day in my DM from a guy and it said,
Judy, if you need some young energy to give orders and body worship you,
baby oil massage all over, my pleasure.
Definitely holler me if you're in a whatsoever area.
And he says, trust me, I've got big hands and they want you.
Yeah, I'm not a young G
hope to see you soon
I mean I don't know
why
I mean that's hot
that is isn't it
I don't think that's saying
go for it
that is isn't it
oh fuck it
sitting here thinking
sitting here thinking
why am I doing this
to myself
why
why am I reading the text
why am I just reading
oh I had a message
I should have been like
I got a man
because he sent me
this message.
And he's got
massive hands.
That's what I want to help.
I mean it's quite weird
because that is
I mean it's bold as brass
isn't it?
Someone going in
with a message like that.
Very.
And I do wonder
like what the
rate is of like
the success rate
of something like that is.
In regards to
Pretty low I think.
Oh I can't see their page is blocked. regards to... Pretty low, I think. Oh, I can't see.
Their page is blocked.
Oh.
Well, not blocked,
but I don't find it...
I know, but let's sort of see.
Come on.
Let's have a look.
Is that a face?
I'm sorry, he's like so fit.
Don't read that.
It's profile time.
I won't.
You are insane.
Oh, my God.
What is wrong with you?
I'm like...
You've got homework, Judy. And that's to get boned by those... Oh, my God. You've got to you? I'm like, do this. You've got homework, Judy.
And that's to get boned
by those girls.
Oh my God,
you've got to follow him.
I came on a podcast
and now I've got homework.
Have you received
anything else from men?
Do you know what?
One of my first ones
on my Facebook
was a guy saying,
I want to black own you.
Ooh.
Yeah,
it was a white guy.
What does that mean?
I don't know.
I don't think
it was anything racist.
I think he just liked black women. Yeah. And does that mean? I don't know. I don't think it was anything racist. I think he just liked black women.
Yeah.
And he wanted to, I don't know,
maybe he thought he was being sassy and sexy.
I think he just wanted to, I don't know.
It was definitely something sexual
because he was like love hearts and it was nice.
It was nice.
I want to own your ass.
Yeah, I want to black own you.
Then I was like, hold on, do you want me to be a slave?
Maybe it's worth a little bit.
A little bit indirect racism.
So I was like, wow, okay, great.
Take care.
What about like really horrible things?
Has anyone threatened to kill you?
I've probably had that, yeah.
Probably had someone like, oh yeah, when I see you,
I'm going to punch you and stuff like that. And I'm like, oh, yeah, when I see you, I'm going to punch you. Oh, nice.
And stuff like that.
And I'm like, well, okay, babes.
I'm a mama, so my hands are fast.
Yeah.
Well, you've got those big hands as well.
It's got those big hands to protect me.
But you know what?
With those ones, I just don't take it on
because unfortunately, the world we live in,
you don't need a DM for anybody to tell you
they're going to attack you.
It could happen anywhere.
Well, exactly.
You know, you could just piss off
the wrong person. But if I'm honest,
it tends to happen in the internet
because they're living behind the scenes.
I do remember one time I had this guy
I performed somewhere and he didn't like
my comedy. I don't know
where it was. It was just something
he didn't like. He was at
the place and then he decided to message me
and tell me he didn't like it. Cool. And then he he tried to message me and tell me he didn't like it that's cool and he decided to message me again and tell me he didn't like it
what did he just say i didn't what did he say were you actually performing at the time no
literally as i've got off oh god it was it wasn't the whole set it was just like one particular
part he didn't feel like i was speaking good about men or something and he started to tell
me again and And I thought...
And then I realised the dude was actually at the show.
So I was like, oh, my gosh, he was actually at the show.
And then you've got...
It's been blocked.
You've now got a next account to come and tell me that you didn't.
Like, I was like...
A bit frightening leaving that night.
No, no, no.
That was...
I'd already left.
No, I don't fear nothing.
Whatever's supposed to be would be. That, no, no. That was, I'd already left. No, I don't fear nothing. Whatever's supposed to be
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Okay, so I just want to sort of go back to the fact that being a female comedian,
I mean, I'm a female chef, and the thing that pisses me off the most is, like,
having to be bracketed within that and actually becoming part of your identity.
But when it comes to dating, you know, you've already said it sort of can be inhibiting
are you prepared to share any examples of like how it's been on dates that where people are just
like freaked out or yeah I've had like guys approach me oh it's really nice guy approached me
about a year ago actually you know you meet somebody you think oh god there's a little vibe
there and he actually said I really want to try and check you up,
but I'm just so nervous as a comedian
that if I do something wrong,
you're going to diss me on stage
and it's just going to make me paranoid.
I was like, get a grip.
Yeah, exactly.
I thought to myself,
don't come over here with your short back and side
looking all crisp like a piece of,
you know what I mean?
Strawberry dipped in chocolate
and you're going gonna come with that lime
like come on
get a backbone
like it's
yes it's Julia Love
and all that
but obviously
I'm not on stage
if I'm
alright don't piss me off
but you know
so I think
there's that element
and then I've had guys
say come back
months later
oh I actually
did like you
but I didn't know
if you like
I thought you just
flirt with everybody
what? yeah like because I'm a comedian I'm confident they just assume Oh, I actually did like you, but I didn't know if you liked... I thought you just flirt with everybody.
What?
Yeah.
Like, because I'm a comedian, I'm confident.
They just assume I flirt with everybody.
But I bet you you're, like, actually... Are you quite shy when it comes to boys?
Yeah, I can be quite shy, yeah, especially if it's someone I like.
I think I've got much more confident
in the sense of, like, having a conversation with them.
Like, back in the days, I would not...
If I liked a guy, you wouldn't even know.
I'd just be so nervous.
So now I can have a conversation with guys.
So, yeah, I'm definitely a little bit more confident.
So it's either that or they're not sure,
so you're kind of in the friend zone kind of area.
Or you get ones that are just like, oh, God, yeah.
We're going to talk about your advice you give
on your videos on YouTube, Real Talk.
Real Talk, yeah.
And you know how that started?
That was someone sending me a message
and it was a white male, actually,
and he was saying, look, I like black women.
How do I approach them?
And I was like, oh, like any other woman.
We're normal.
But it was quite sweet. He's just like, I really like black women. I've always liked black women,
but where I grew up, there wasn't many. And I've moved and I just want to make sure I'm
not saying anything or doing anything that, you know, culturally. I said, well, firstly,
there's different. There's West Indian, there's African, there's British born, you know. And
then I just did a video and was like, look, you know, just make sure you've got a job.
Okay, brother. Teeth are clean, shoes are look, you know, just make sure you've got a job. Okay, brother.
Teeth are clean, shoes are clean, you don't smell like potatoes.
And compliment us on our hair or our skin tone or something that's quite personal, eye shapes, whatever.
And then just have a good stimulating conversation.
So just like normal.
Yeah, just like normal.
But I think it was nice.
It was a nice feeling that someone felt comfortable enough to come to ask me something like normal. But I think it was nice. It was a nice feeling that someone felt comfortable enough
to come to ask me something like that.
And then from there, I started to get loads.
Oh, I had a real serious one where a lady actually had an affair on holiday
and she went to Gambia.
And so she was worried because obviously her husband are both white.
And so she was worried because obviously her husband are both white. And so she was worried about what she should do.
So I said to her, well, firstly, go and have some sexual health checks.
Secondly to that, you need to tell your husband.
And she did update me.
She did tell her husband.
He did stick by her.
The baby was actually theirs.
Oh, my God.
I thought I had to respond to that!
I know! I was like, wow!
But the fact that
this is great that people are
coming to you and asking you this. Yeah, I still
get messages now because
Real Talk, we did it for three years.
We stopped this year because I had other
commitments, radio shows and stuff. But I
still get, you know, I do my DLM's on my
radio show, so I still get stuff now. Well my DLM's on my radio shows so I still get
stuff now
well we're going to
give you some I think
we want some advice
so we've had a few people
get in contact
looking for advice
in regards to
dating
online dating
the first one
is from an anonymous
female friend
who had a date
with an ex-jihadi terrorist
what?
the story is
I was chatting
with this quite hot guy
on Bumble
he did a brag where he said he told me he was about to do an interview on is, I was chatting with this quite hot guy on Bumble.
He did a brag where he said he told me he was about to do an interview on BBC Radio.
I was like, you're chatting on BBC?
He was like, yeah.
I did some Googling and found out that he used to be a jihadi terrorist.
That now helps young kids not to go down that route.
The date was quite good, but I don't think he approved of my morals.
We didn't kiss.
Right.
Okay, well, the good thing that she's saying is he used to be yeah he used to be he used to be and he's now helping the community he's reformed everyone can
have a second chance however she's stating that there was a conflict in regards to her morals and
his morals and that seems to be a clash i think we've always got to be honest with ourselves.
When you meet someone, you go on a date,
you know deep down whether something's not going to work.
Like, if it comes to things like morals,
then that's a real serious problem because to have a child, get married,
these are the things that you need.
Like, if it's just like, oh, I don't like the hairstyle
or the clothes style, those are things that can be changed,
but you can't change someone's morals.
Well, I hope you can't.
So I'd say to a sister, keep it moving.
And you didn't kiss, keep it moving.
I don't kiss on the first date anyway, but keep it moving.
Do you kiss on the first date?
I kiss on the first date, yeah.
I'm trying to be honest.
I haven't kissed anyone on the first date.
How many dates till the kiss?
I don't, I need to, see, I need to see what your life,
if I'm speaking to you and I can, like,
I've spoken to you for like three weeks,
and I hear like maybe, you know, you phone me in the morning,
yeah, yeah, yeah, I was going to speak to you,
but I'm getting in the shower.
And then when I speak to you at night, he's like,
I'm tired, but I'm brushing my teeth and talking to you.
And I know like, okay, this guy's like hygiene level.
I can see he brushes his teeth in the morning.
I need to speak to you and see what your routine is like
and then I'll feel a little bit more comfortable.
But then with a brandy and that
woo woo woo
all out the window
yeah
anything is possible
so Judy
I was going to
ask for some advice
on something that happened to me
hi Sydney
hope you're well
my name is Patrick
I'm an art director
and I'm in LA
on a business trip
I saw your pics on Instagram
which is also where
I got your email
I hope I'm not being
too rude in asking
but I was wondering
if you were available
as an escort I'm not being too rude in asking, but I was wondering if you were available as an escort.
I'm staying at a luxury hotel.
Thanks, Patrick.
Wow, Patrick.
Wow.
Patrick said that in such a professional way.
It's so professional.
Look at it.
Look at the paragraph.
Oh, my gosh.
This is real.
Yes.
Patrick.
What would you say to Patrick?
I would say oh hell
no
Patrick
I would say
I need a deposit
what I need
is a deposit
right
I should have
I need a little deposit
and then
I will get back to you
and
I'll be gone
oh my gosh
I'd be like
why did you think that
was it the pictures
I don't know
I'd just
I'd find it quite funny to be honest with you I mean you could sort like why did you think that was it the pictures I don't know I'd just I'd find it quite funny
to be honest with you
I mean you could
sort of like
can you be that offended
yes
yes
he said it in such a nice way
and I think
but it's a luxury hotel bit
it's like that was
seal the deal
seal the deal
and you're like
how luxury were we talking
I didn't
well I didn't really
I didn't write a reply
did you not reply
well I did an open reply
and a kind of like
you know.
Thanks for contacting me.
No, no, I just posted it on Instagram with my open reply.
And what did you say?
What did you say?
Oh, it's long.
Oh, come on.
Dear Patrick,
Firstly, I'd like to congratulate you on indeed offending me despite your intent.
I think it's safe to say that I hope I'm not being too rude,
but sits very comfortably alongside club classics such as
I'm not being racist, but, and I'm not being too rude, but sits very comfortably alongside club classics such as I'm not being racist, but and I'm not sexist, but.
All comments which we know very well are followed by something rude, racist or sexist.
The fact that you have added in two makes me think you are aware of this, but just wanted to check the measure of my rudometer to avoid flying off the scale.
Unfortunately for you, Patrick, you have flown into another dimension entirely.
And it goes on.
She's good.
I fear it may come
as a bit of a surprise for you,
but Instagram,
unlike Pornhub,
is not a collection of imagery
and videos for your sexual pleasure.
It's not the eBay
of the sex industry.
Anyway, I ended up
just sending him
a picture of me
with my finger up,
asking him to art direct that.
Oh, wow.
When you put that post up,
did you tag him in?
No, because I don't know,
I don't have his account.
Oh, because it was an email. Because he emailed have his account. Oh, because it was an email.
Because he emailed me from Instagram.
Oh, my.
So Patrick could still be following me.
I don't know.
He might block me.
I don't know.
Where is Patrick?
Call out to find Patrick.
Call out to find Patrick.
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah, no, that is offensive.
And I think you did the right thing.
So if anybody is an art director out there called Patrick?
Then, yeah, you're blocked, bitch.
You're blocked.
Oh, my days.
And the thing is, it's like, what, if you do dress a little bit sexy or, you know, you're
posing in a nice way on your Instagram, does that necessarily mean that you just want to
give it up?
And this is unfortunately what sometimes social media, it changes the perception.
It's so hard because you should be able to feel comfortable and sexy
and put up a nice picture without being felt like,
oh, well, she obviously wants to give out something.
You just want to enjoy looking gorgeous.
I can hire her.
You know what I mean?
No, but you should have just sent a dick pic.
You know what I mean?
But you took it a bit further and wanted to send some cash.
Well, Sydney gets the best of this.
I mean, I'm actually genuinely devastated some cash well Sydney gets the best of this I mean I'm actually
genuinely devastated
and jealous of her
you want Patrick
well I don't necessarily
want Patrick
but she's been offered
to be a financial slave
right
you want someone
to pay for it
you want someone
to offer to pay
we just want money
I'm like come on guys
I do get a lot of crude shit
but I've never been
there's never been money
offered to shows
knickers and socks
and shoes I've been asked for those people's money offered to Nickers and socks and shoes
I've been asked for those
People's asking for
your knickers and socks
Do you know what
there is
my friend was telling me
online
I don't know what it's called
but there's like a
thing where
people sell
used knickers
Have you heard of this?
Yeah
They did it in
Orange is the New Black
didn't they?
Wow
They were selling them
out of the prison
to like get money
for heroin.
Is this what Miller asked you for?
Yeah.
How did they ask you?
Just straight up?
Just like literally a post off a P.O. box,
which I didn't even know still existed.
Oh, wow.
And please send any used underwear, socks.
It's called the Panty Trust, apparently.
Wow.
And to pop it in his P.O. box.
Imagine how many pants are in that box.
Is a P.O. box a box, right?
The P.O. box itself is disturbing.
The person who runs the P.O. box facility must be walking around saying,
I can smell pussy.
I don't know where, but there's pussy.
The pussy box.
Everywhere.
Shove that in your PO box.
Oh my God.
That is madness.
That's absolutely crazy.
So,
look,
we've come to the end.
No!
I know!
But thank you so much
for coming on.
I really,
actually I'm insisting
you go on that date
and I want to hear
all about it.
Okay.
It would be great
if we could feedback on that. I'll think to hear all about it it would be great if we could
feed back on that
I'll think about it
definitely
I've been on some
nice dates though
I've been on some dates
with some guys
who like
they've pushed out
the bar
but you know
it's like
it's so much
they've you know
massive hundreds
for meals
big Lamborghinis
and you're just like
I'm like wow
oh my gosh
see now I'm in a fury.
I think the worst
is I had this guy
take me out
and he had a
beautiful Lamborghini
and I had a really
old W-Ridge,
like BMW
and it was,
that time it was going
clack, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack
and I parked it
further away
from where he dropped me
and then I ran round
and got in my car
but when I got in my
car I'd left something like a book or something in his car so he was phoning me saying oh you've
left your book like I'm outside your house but he wasn't outside my house because I made him drop
me somewhere and act like that was my house and then I was like oh um and I didn't want him to
come to my house so I said all right I'll you. So you can hear this Lamborghini in the background.
I said, I think I'll drive to you.
I can hear you.
So as I was driving, I was on the phone to him.
And he was like, oh, I can't see you.
I can just hear some brought down car coming.
Are you behind that?
And I was like, no, it's me.
So next to him, he was there going with his car.
And I turned up next to him going, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack. I was so embarrassed. He looked at me and was like, I remember them days. I was there. I was there going, with his car. And I turned up next to him going, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack.
I was so embarrassed.
He looked at me, he was like, I remember them days.
I was there, I was there.
Don't worry about it.
I was there.
I drove off, clack, clack, clack, clack, clack.
He spent like hundreds on meals.
Well, that is a brilliant thing to end on.
I don't really know how we're going to improve on that.
Thank you so, so much.
Thank you.
Thank you very much for coming on. You beautiful ladies are amazing how we're going to improve on that. Thank you so so much. Thank you. Thank you very much
for coming on. You beautiful ladies are amazing.
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