'I'm bum clenching...this is really awkward!'

27 Apr 2026 · 1 h · 23 chapters

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In short

Luanna and Imo discuss their kids’ entrepreneurial May half-term plans (pony camp and cheer camp), a village door-to-door cookie fundraiser that sparks online suspicion, and then pivot to “goss” and listener messages: an awkward Lucy Letby defense lawyer encounter, explicit sexual advice from an anonymous tip, a relationship dilemma about a widower’s late-wife photos, a gross chalet-changeover story, and UK social-media ban politics. They also debate plane-seat etiquette (whether reclining seats is rude) and share weekly recommendations.

Guests

Luanna (host), Imo (co-host). Bex is mentioned as the podcast’s social media manager.

Key claims

Kids using ChatGPT to design full camps; door-to-door selling is framed as positive entrepreneurship; the Lucy Letby defense lawyer is portrayed as approachable and confident; social-media under-16 ban was voted down again; reclining seats is “your right” and others should “suck it up.”

Notable examples

“Saddle Sisters” pony camp (£250 weekend, ~10–12 kids) and “Fire Flyers” cheer camp (£40/day, 4 days); cookie sales raising ~£29; lawyer Mark McDonald chatting for ~45 minutes; showerhead shoved into a teen’s “bop bop”; 19 photos of a late wife causing intimacy awkwardness.

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Chapters

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Weekend Updates and Gossips

0:45 to 1:54

The hosts share their weekend experiences and updates.

“Good morning and welcome to a fresh new week in Luanna Land.”

The Entrepreneurial Kids

1:54 to 4:25

Discussion about the hosts' children creating their own business camps.

“She's done a whole fucking schedule in Chat Sheepy Tea.”

Baking and Selling Cookies

4:25 to 7:49

The kids bake cookies to raise money for their camps and face criticism.

“Yeah, of course she can keep after my costs.”

Community Response and Criticism

7:49 to 11:25

Discussion about the mixed community reactions to the kids' business venture.

“Knocking on door to door, selling their cookies and their brownies to people, right?”

Encouraging Independence in Kids

11:25 to 14:00

Exploring the importance of teaching kids about independence and responsibility.

“I'm sending mine definitely to cheer camp.”

Kids' Camps and Local Events

14:00 to 15:00

Discussion about children's camps and local village events.

“and then come back in an hour and it'll be done.”

Encounter with a Lawyer

15:00 to 18:00

A surprising encounter with a lawyer involved in a high-profile case.

“Have you ever laughed at something you definitely shouldn't have?”

Birthday Party Gossip

18:00 to 21:00

Sharing gossip from a children's birthday party and conversations about a legal case.

“I'm friends of, you know, which are my friends.”

Theme Park Adventures

21:00 to 24:10

Experiences at a theme park, focusing on rides for kids.

“It's the record's echo Ba-da-ba Right, shall I go first this week?”

Book Recommendations

24:10 to 26:50

Recommendations for books and discussions about reading habits.

“And Imo's is like what can you read or listen to or watch.”
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Shopping Finds and Fitness Wear

26:50 to 28:00

Discussion about recent shopping finds, focusing on affordable fitness wear.

“And also I've been buying a lot of dog paraphernalia also from Sheen.”

Conception Tips and Techniques

28:00 to 29:00

Learn about unconventional tips for conception and intimacy.

“no have you actually given any blowjobs since we spoke about that?”

Listener Dilemma: Partner's Late Wife

29:00 to 30:42

Explore a listener's struggle with their partner's late wife's photos in their new home.

“And then when you ovulate, as the egg comes down, the girly sperm is there ready.”

Navigating Grief in Relationships

30:42 to 36:18

Discussion on boundaries and feelings regarding a partner's past relationship.

“But here I am wondering if I'm being a total bitch and I'm hoping for some perspective.”

Funny Story from a Ski Resort

36:18 to 37:07

A humorous tale about a cleaning mishap involving a shower head.

“Right, we've got another message from a non.”

Social Media Ban Debate

37:07 to 42:04

Discussion on the recent rejection of a social media ban for under-16s.

“So please call me, jack me off, and my partner, Fanny Shmila.”

Government Accountability for Social Media

42:04 to 44:07

Discussion about the government's plans and responsibilities regarding social media companies.

“Kia Starmer is going to go and meet them.”

Airplane Etiquette and Seat Reclining

44:08 to 46:26

Exploring the controversial topic of seat reclining etiquette on airplanes.

Common Sense and Personal Space on Flights

46:27 to 48:36

Debating the balance between passenger rights and common courtesy on flights.

“it well then they are and that's a shame and try and move sometimes I would like to think if someone asked me to move my chair if it was really distressing it might be an I'd like to think I'd compromise.”

Listener Stories: Weird Habits

48:37 to 50:48

Sharing listener submissions about their quirky habits and experiences.

“we're all in the same boat just get on with it what would Peter Andre say And I think it always comes down to, again, just common sense and etiquette.”

Deciding the Weirdo of the Month

50:49 to 56:01

Discussion and voting on the weirdest listener submission of the month.

“I love nothing more than coming home after a hard day at work, a sweaty 12-hour shift, taking my clothes off and placing my fingers inside of my arse crack and scratching the top layer of sweat and poo juice from it.”

Anna's Backpack Rant

56:01 to 57:10

Anna shares her frustrations about people wearing backpacks in public spaces.

“I'm just piggybacking on one of your legendary ones.”

Binge-Worthy Recommendations

57:11 to 58:02

The hosts discuss the show 'Last One Laughing' and their personal experiences.

“I don't feel comfortable off that fence.”
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Transcript

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0:01This is a Global Player original podcast.

0:05Anna Williamson:Be warned, it's Luana and this podcast contains honest upfront opinions, rants, bands and general explicit content. But you know you love it. Be warned. Are you joking me? Be warned, there are two little girls knocking door to door. Oh my giddy aunt. I've never heard of poo juice before. We just need to fucking suck it up buttercup sometimes. I feel awkward for you right now. I really want an update to this. I do. I am like buckling. This is really awkward. I just hear her shout my name in absolute horror. One of the dirt.

0:51Anna Williamson:Aloha. Good morning and welcome to a fresh new week in Luanna Land. It is of course Luanna the podcast. Good morning girlies. Crumble's got a new outfit on today. Crumble is here. He's rocking a jumper from the brand I love by Teddy. Nice. That's a very country, chic jumper. I thought we both look a bit country today. You do? In our like kind of muted, autonormal tones. Yeah, it's a good look to be fair. Well, good morning. Good morning. Imo, how are you Ims today? I'm all right. Thank you very much. Raring to go for a fresh new week? Absolutely. Let's bloody go. Let's bloody do it. and we of course have our social media manager Bex as well still sitting on a chair, congratulations she's just waving.

1:31Anna Williamson:Well done to you How are you Lufanians? Hope you have had a good weekend don't forget of course to follow Luanna the podcast on your favourite podcast platform please and give us a subscribe on YouTube hello on YouTube Hello if you're watching on YouTube you will see my adorable little doglet I know little crumbie crumbie so what's been happening Lu? Tell us, been a nice weekend? Anything gossipy? Can I tell you that my children I know that I Crumble, you need to go down because you're being annoying It's been a little bit hyperactive So, I know that I moan about them and this is like a moan and a boast all rolled into one They're quite tenacious my two They have both got chat GPT all right do you know what they love doing enzo likes chat gpt they love creating businesses oh on chat gpt from the name to the branding to the financial business plans to this to that go on so now my may half term yeah is made up yeah of saddle sisters pony camp that's a good name is making me put on.

2:49Fully designed. Do you want to say it? So she's come up with Saddle Sisters? Saddle Sisters. She's done a whole fucking schedule in Chat Sheepy Tea.

2:57Anna Williamson:What's the business? Well, it's basically she's charging a couple hundred quid for people to come. What, in real life? Yes, I'm doing it for her. So we're putting on a pony camp. We did pony camp last year. Last year, her instructor did it. And this year, Clemmie wants to do it because she wants all the dough. so she's designed this poster Saddle Sisters on Oh my gosh this is a brilliant poster She's got the date she's done the schedule Hang on give this a minute She's done the schedule This is an absolute work of art Anyway basically the camp is I'm not set to have a rival The camp is now full It's not Yeah How many people?

3:40People have paid I'm only going to have about 10 That's enough Might push to 12 Yeah Yeah How much is this costing? £250 for the weekend. £30 for the parents' food for the weekend. So we'll be doing like pizzas, a barbecue, toasted marshmallows around the fire pit, lots of games.

3:59Anna Williamson:And are you providing or Saddle Sisters providing all of the food? Yeah, yeah, we provide everything. So it's flat rate of£250. So you come, everything's included. Where do they stay? You sleep in your tent or your lorry in the field. So it's full jam-packed day of activities. So that's Clemmie, saddle sister. She got a bee in her bonnet about it. She wanted to do it. And that is that. Fully arranged. And are you allowing her to have the proceeds of this? Yeah, of course she can keep after my costs. Yeah, but you should take the costs. Teach her real business. I will. Don't you worry. So done the financial forecast and stuff.

4:35That's phenomenal. And then Indigo has decided that she will also be doing a camp. Now she's gone, obviously, the one for Clemmie is just at home. Easy to put on. Indigo loves cheerleading. So she's part of Dubai Athletics Cheer and she misses cheerleading so much since we've been in England. She has decided she is doing a cheer camp called the Fire Flyers. Okay. She has been emailing the local village halls, I shit you not, in the local area, finding out their rates, their capacities, their availability for a few days in the May half term. She made Nanny C drive her round four village halls because she'd made appointments.

5:23Doing a recce? Doing a recce. She'd made appointments.

5:25Anna Williamson:You're not joking me. To meet people. I'm actually not even joking. I'm so impressed. I was trying to brush her off a bit, but no. Don't squash that business acumen. She's chosen her hall. It's£21 an hour. Clever girl. And she has booked this haul. She's asked me for a business loan. She did the financials on Chachi PT. Who's teaching it? Like, is she teaching it? Well, she, well, no, the nannies will do it because they've got DBS and childcare qualifications. That helps. So, no, but she will be there too. Influential in this cheer camp. Well, how much are we charging for this then? Well, you need to send out.

6:02It's in the May half term. That will be£40 a day per child to come. Four days. That's a good – I pay 60 quid for the kids' multi-sports. She's designed her schedule. Oh, my giddy-ot. I can't find her poster, the Fireflyers cheer camp. Are these on the same day? No, Kermies is at the weekend and hers is during the week. You're going to be so busy that whole week. Oh, my God. So basically, I mean, I can't blame them for being entrepreneurial. Anyway, when I was trying to brush them off at first, I was like, well, you know, you need capital and blah, blah, blah to do that. So they decided, where will we get money from?

6:39Because mother gives us no money. I'm quite tight with my children. Yeah. Got to earn it. So I want them to learn the value of money. Yeah. So they decided, and bless Nanny C, she's a good egg. She does do all this shite with them, right? Go off. So they decide, right, well, we'll bake some cookies and brownies and we're going to go door to door, selling our cookies and brownies to raise money. This is Indy's main idea, to raise money for the capital that she needs to book the haul.

7:05Anna Williamson:Oh Lord sugar Eat your heart out Right so they've baked All this shit in my house Kitchen's a fucking shit show And Sorry I'm really nonconnoit Have you given them The gratis of the ingredients Well I let them have The ingredients Yeah I'd say so I let them have that Although I did say to them They should calculate How much the ingredients cost Anyway They've baked all their shite They get nanny's seat Oh they went in the garage They found our Luanna Spinning wheel Oh I saw that In their playroom Yeah So they found our wheel and they went out with all their little cakes and cookies. They took our spinning wheel and they'd written on it, spin again, free cookie, 10 % off, all these different options on our spinning wheel.

7:47Got Nanny C to take them out. Around the local village. Knocking on door to door, selling their cookies and their brownies to people, right? I am so impressed. Nanny C didn't get out of the car. So she's just in the car letting them go, do your thing, come back. They tried to find the Luana, I tried to find the Luana card payment machines. They could take card payment and I couldn't find them. We need to find those. We need to sort that bloody garage out. We actually need to find those. Anyway, so they've gone off into the village. They made£29. Isn't that cute? Anyway, I'm then on the village Facebook group, aren't I?

8:25And somebody posts on that. So proud of you. Be warned. Are you joking me? Be warned, there are two little girls knocking door to door, selling cookies and brownies. Seems suspicious. Oh, what a bitch! There was a lady in the car who was shouting at me, haven't you got any cash?

8:43Anna Williamson:Bloody right, go and help the kids. Can I just say, I treat your kids like my own kids. That woman needs to fuck off. You've got two kids, not on screens, not being dickheads, they are being entrepreneurial. Making a little business, I know. Oh, I'm raging. Be warned, she put a warning in the local. Oh, you don't knock those. Those girls are as good as my girls. so you do not you do not she did a warning in the village group about Indian claimies selling fucking cookies and brownies what 10 year old and an 8 year old well they're 8 and 9 8 and 9 yeah and I was like come on so I commented and I was like they were my little girls they started a baking business there's nothing sinister in this this woman thought but is that the state that Britain's really in I mean I mean anyway so I was like there's nothing sinister in it they're literally like just done a little business yeah a couple of people said they came to my door and they were very cute and polite Like, few people said that.

9:30Anyway, they knocked on one woman's door. And she went to them, oh, where do you two live? And then they said, oh, we live at blah, blah, blah, Champneys too. And she went, what are you doing knocking on my door? Your mum's rich. Why don't you ask her for some money? She's trying to teach me the value of money. That's what Indy said. Indy said, our mummy doesn't give us any money. We have to earn it. Yes. But you are doing so the right thing. Someone said that to them. But it's true. You don't want trust fund kids. I'm not. I'm a skeer. Spending kids inheritance. Let me tell you now, and I can say as a therapist,

10:03Anna Williamson:there are so many with kids. Fucked up, they get given too much. Well, because they've got no purpose in life. If you've got no purpose and you're always being compared to your parents' achievements and not recognised for your own, you are in a whole fucking level of hell. That is so brilliant, Lou. So do you want Elle to come to the cheer camp? Yes, I really do. You could send Enzo too. Yeah, he probably loves the girls. Certified child care people will be there, obviously. No, I'm not even joking. Yeah, it's like, I think she's booked this bloody hall for three days. Do you know what? Jokes aside, this could be our golden ticket, because you know why?

10:35Anna Williamson:We're hoping to kind of half start moving back into the glammy pad at that point. Bring her to cheer camp. No, I'm not even joking. So I promo'd Clemmie's Pony Camp on my Instagram, and it blew up, and there wasn't even that many space. There's more space at the cheer camp, so I'll be promoing that soon. If I haven't already, before this ep goes out, I will be promoing it soon for Indigo's cheer camp, for the fire flyers. Do you know what? They're quite amazing, aren't they? I am so impressed. Eight and nine years old, but they're so fucking like dog with a bone. I was hoping that they'd both just play on ChatTBT and then leave it, but oh no, they've made shit happen.

11:12Anna Williamson:Well, I'm going to be honest. They are the daughters of you and Andrew, who are probably two of the most successful and business-minded entrepreneurs I've ever met. Oh, you are. Both of you are so entrepreneurial. Yeah, very. I'm so proud of them I'm making them give me all the cost back Indy's ordered all her little pom poms different activities but they literally have put the whole thing together themselves and I am actually very proud of them but it's also slightly annoying because I would have just liked a chilled out week and to send them out with the nannies every day and now I'm roped into doing a fucking cheerleading camp and a pony camp within the same week basically five days of her half term so if you want to send your kids to any of my camps I will look after them very well.

11:56I'm sending mine definitely to cheer camp. It'll actually be super fun. They will love it. They've got me on my fucking cricket machine making bows, personalised bows with the kids' name on it for cheer camp. Do you know what?

12:07Anna Williamson:I can send old Granny Liz along if you like as well. She can help out. I'll get Granny Liz to take a few days off. Actually, I might need a couple of your nannies. Yeah, you can have a go on them. Have a go on them. Have a go on them for cheer camp if it pops off. Yeah, I'll ask the girls. Yeah, could you? I'll ask the girls, no problem. I'd probably be out of pocket for this fucking cheer camp. Oh, I'll help. Do you know what? I think to encourage the girls with that mindset is so, I think so. Do you know something? And it's so funny you say that. And this, I think we talked about this last week, didn't we?

12:34Anna Williamson:About just parents taking more responsibility. And I do think this comes with giving our kids more autonomy, giving them their independence. It's so important. Give them a reason and a purpose and they get behind stuff. And also I think this is such a good counter argument or counter whatever for screens and stuff like that. Kids love doing shit. If I give my Enzo, he's always saying, can I do jobs? He loves nothing more than coming out and sweeping the patio and doing this. So I'm going to tell him the girls have done that as well because we have... Does he ever use Chachi Pity? Yeah, he does.

13:05Anna Williamson:He loves it. But we have like a big village kind of fiesta in the summer. It's quite famous in our areas. Well, he should open it on an aid stand. Well, no, he's... Indy would go and work on it. Well, he might want to work on his then because he's decided... He was going to do it last year, then he ran out of time to get it all done in the end. he's decided that because we live in close proximity of the route where people come and thousands of people come to it he is going to set up a stay he wants to do loom bands he's decided he wants to do a loom band stall he might change his mind between now and then but he's working on his stock now because now he has got his he does his jobs and then he gets pocket money for his for his jobs and i just say to him well you need to buy your stock off amazon so he's figured out you know buys that kit and that kit and he wants to set up a loom band stall now um for for when And we do the big, you know, the big summer fate.

13:50Anna Williamson:And I'm like, and the excitement, as you say, in him planning, writing his signs, you know, how much for the signs. And he wants to do custom-made ones on the day. You can come along and choose your colours and then come back in an hour and it'll be done. That sounds like a lot of work. Lemonade stand would be easier. Probably would be easier. You've got to work smart, not hard. But isn't it great to have that mental, as opposed to just going and wanting to spend loads of shit on all the toot. They want to make the fucking money. I'm all for it. Entrepreneurial children. But yeah, so that's my May.

14:20And Andrew actually wanted to go away in May half term. And I was like, you can't. Right now.

14:25Anna Williamson:I've got fucking cheer camp and pony camp, babe. But how nice for your kids who do go on holiday a lot to actually want to do this instead. I know. Like, I think that's really great. Now I'm doing the village fun run on the Monday. And now you've got the village creche. And we're all sending our kids to you. And now I've got everyone's kids. So yeah. If you do live locally in Essex, Winnes, Stansted, not far, like Hart's Essex border, Do send your kid to Indy's cheer camp. I promise it will be fun and they will come back alive. Yeah, yeah. She's now said it on a global podcast, so there we go.

15:00Anna Williamson:Have you ever laughed at something you definitely shouldn't have? Like, you know it's bad, but you just can't help it. That's basically the entire premise of our podcast, Shouldn't Laugh But, with me, Laura Smith. And me, Carmen Butcher. We get into those moments that are a bit awkward, a bit chaotic, and, yeah, sometimes a bit wrong. but very funny. Think wild confessions, questionable decisions and the kind of stories you probably shouldn't admit out loud, but we do anyway. It's the stuff you'd normally only say to your closest mates, if that. Where can you get us from, Calms? Listen and watch on Global Player, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

15:37Anna Williamson:Very good.

15:41Anna Williamson:I've got a little bit of goss. Go on. I had a really exciting encounter with somebody. the other day. I know. The bean flicky one. Well, no, but... It made you horny. Not horny, no. But I think it might make Imo horny slightly in a bit of a weird way. So I was... Do you remember how quite a while ago now we did a bit of a deep dive on the Lucy Letby story on the Netflix show and it had the ITV show as well. And we all decided, didn't we, we would find her not guilty. Well, we decided that we didn't feel there was enough evidence. There was no. What's it called? Beyond Reasonable Doubt. Beyond Reasonable Doubt.

16:19Anna Williamson:So Lucy Lett be obviously the nurse who's in jail having been convicted of murdering babies. However, there was a big U-turn from a particular defense lawyer that has picked holes in the case and now is working to have a retrial, basically. Essentially, we've got to, right? Well, girls, I was at, in the village, again, at a kid's birthday party. One of our friends, little ones, was having a kid's birth party. Just think, village hall, bouncy castle, platter of Costco sarnies, the typical. Walk into the village hall, see some of my mates, lovely. You've got your green bogey cup of tea and all of that, watching the kids.

17:00Anna Williamson:I turn around and then my friend says to me, she went, oh, she went, by the way, listen to the pod. She went, you might recognize that man over there. He's a new dad friend from school. And I was like, turned around. it was the bloody lawyer stop it it was the lawyer he's in your village he's a dad at your school in a couple of villages away so Mark I can't remember his surname now but Emma could you mind what's his surname again I just know him as Mark but if you watch oh she's on she's on first name terms she doesn't even know his surname well no she's that close no but you'll laugh at me because you know what I'm like did you beeline for Mark you know me and my Lucy Letby's lawyer is he still Lucy Letby's lawyer yes very much so so I did ask him permission if I could mention this on the podcast yeah because um mark mcdonald mcdonald of course it is mark mcdonald right so so but bearing in mind that mark was there uh with his wife and his children so again i'm very aware private time and all of that but it was my friend who was like anna i know you're gonna love this so i went and then all my other friends were like who is he and i was like have you not seen the netflix lucy let me i just don't recognize anyone ever i've like weird weird lich i was like oh my god so it was mark mcdonald the defense lawyer who is now trying to essentially if he does this it'll be literally well it will it will just totally be a groundbreaking moment in the whole of the british legal system or whatever well anyway she was and my friend said she went go over and say hi to him like he's cool about it likes he likes to talk about it and i was like oh i feel a bit i feel a bit bad he doesn't feel like that's work leave me alone well this situation no he loves it i don't think his wife was quite as happy as me taking his eyes off the children who were enjoying pass the parcel but anyway of course i can beeline didn't he girls i got me cup of prosecco got me Koskosani and a macaron and I sat next to him and I was like, hi, Mark.

18:43Anna Williamson:Hi. I'm friends of, you know, which are my friends. I said, I'm just going to come out with it. I said, I host, co-host, you know, a pretty successful podcast and we've just done it. Hi, I'm kind of a big deal. You're right on. Wanker. And I was like, he's like, oh, right. Obviously I had no idea who I was or who the podcast was. brought me smack down to earth. Anyway, then I went in and said, look, we've just actually been talking about the Lucy Letby thing. Oh my gosh, can we go and talk about it? Well, me and Mark ended up having a chat about 45 minutes about this. He was off to see Lucy Letby the next day.

19:21Anna Williamson:I wonder if he mentioned you to her. I don't know. She might know who you are. I don't know. I don't feel I should probably divulge much of the conversation because I'm probably in massive trouble and he is a big defence barrister. but it was it was that whole no exactly but it was such an interesting conversation the man is so interesting and like it was so brilliant and i did say to him like we are so great with this and he yeah he he is he gonna get her off i did ask him that i did actually ask i'm sure he won't mind me saying this um maybe check with the lawyers check the lawyers about the lawyers but i did say do you honestly believe her i think you have to and he's like absolutely he said the evidence the evidence that i've looked at he's like absolutely i do because then we were talking about because i was i was you know being quite i was like come on i was like there are some people accusing the original lawyer of just doing it for career gain you know boasting that he never lost a case blah blah blah and he's like i am not that lawyer like that is not how i like it was such a cool chat and it was he's a fascinating man and i think watch this case with the whole lucy let me thing but guys just to say i have a direct in i'm even on the same whatsapp chat now because we were on the little child's birthday whatsapp chat fucking numbers in my phone now so no you basically stalked him from the whatsapp chat and saved his number yeah has he done that with you has he saved your number if he has i'm fine with it oh my god well that was my random showbiz sighting of the week nice goss there for both of us shall we move on yes do it it's time for it's the record's echo The record's echo It's the record's echo Ba-da-ba Right, shall I go first this week?

21:04Anna Williamson:Yes That was really high-pitched Mine is an activity A day out A family day out Oh, lovely Of recent times Theme parks, I like them Yeah But as I've got older I've become a bit of a wuss When it comes to roller coasters I used to love a roller coaster Then you'd become You'd get a bit creaky Oh, my neck hurts My back hurts That's when you know you're getting old. Become an old granny. And it's like sad. It is sad. But help is at hand because now I only like to go on what I'd call the tame rides. Okay. We went to Alton Towers during our last family break. Oh, love a bit of Alton Towers. Love a bit of Alton Towers.

21:45Anna Williamson:We went there. Ali T. We did. We do. And they have got a brand new bluey ride. Now, my kids, particularly Elle, Enzo's like kind of grown out of it, but still can appreciate a bit of bluey like joy. Elle still loves her whole bluey situation they have launched a brand new bluey roller coaster and do you know when you get a kid and it's in their CBeebies land we know when you get a roller coaster and they're for kids you're like it's still really lame it's a bit crap is it a good one? it's not bad you know it's not bad I'd say there was a thrill as an adult on there a thrill a thrill from the bluey ride a thrill from the bluey ride so I was just going to say theme parks day out the new blue ride CBeebies land actually my kids had a brilliant day It was a really good ride.

22:27Anna Williamson:I'd say it tested the boundaries for children's roller coasters. When did you go there when you were in the lake? Yeah. Was it quite close then? It was kind of on the way. On the way. So we'd like to break up a lake's trip. So I'm going to recommend the new Bluey ride at Orton Towers. Okay, good one. Ims? Mine is another book. See? Because I've been reading a lot recently. Do you know where you go all the time? It was Thailand. Podcast. A Thailand holiday. Oh. You must read about a book a day. Yeah, I read like seven books when I was on Ireland. How do you do? I mean, just in total awe and admiration.

23:01I don't have kids, do I?

23:03Anna Williamson:So I'm not running around. But even when I'm away with Andrew and I don't have the kids with me, I just can't do it. It's the admiration of your chill, of your ability to just sit. It's quite remarkable. Thank you. Well, this is a book. It's called My Friends. My Friends!

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23:30Anna Williamson:the author frederick backman who people might know from things like a man called uve and bear town and things like that we're showing our sickness anyway he's very good he i think he's a swedish writer and uh this book is basically oh lord it's about a load of like childhood friends and what happened to them when they grew up and it's just very like quirky and very heartwarming and very nice and it's like it's just really well written and really engaging and um yeah yeah another one yeah really bloody good so do it read it do you know something am i definitely like the most cultured she is but you know this is why all of our dynamic really works and i would like to say as well the recco it's echo it's it really has taken off i see on the facebook page ones that lou doesn't boot out for being um lots of people saying like they're really into the recos i've had loads of dms my candlelight concert ones i've had loads of people saying they've done their date nights and they've loved it so do you know it's really and we really like to hear your feedback on the records and also bex puts up on our social media um any links as well to any products or anything like that so you can kind of get a bit of a quick quick hack for that okay cool right my recco is shopping as usual We have a general theme with our records, don't we?

24:54Mine is what shite I've been buying. Mine's where can you go to. Yeah, yours is where can you go. And Imo's is like what can you read or listen to or watch. Like mine is just I've been spending more money again this week. But I have to say this is actually saving money. Oh. Sort of. So Sheen or Sheen, however, how do you say it? I don't know anyone that says Sheen. Sheen. Sheen. Anyway, basically they have a brand on there called Glow Mode. Okay. It is the most amazing Lululemon dupe fitness stuff. Oh, is this the gym stuff you had on the other day? Yeah, so some I've bought from Amazon, which is also Lululemon dupe.

25:37The Glow Mode is even cheaper than the Amazon. Is it? Yeah, same, like really good quality. Good quality, yeah. So nice. And I've been spending a lot of money on Glow Mode. Not even a lot of money. like literally you can buy like five things from Glow Mode on Sheen for like the price of one legging. So how much is a pair of leggings? Like 20 quid, 22 pounds.

25:58Anna Williamson:Wow, and if you get it from like Sweaty Betty or Lululemon, it's like 70 quid. So expensive. That is a good save, isn't it? And it's really like, they do really cool designs. The material's really nice. The colours are really good. So yeah, I really actually do recommend a bit of Glow Mode. Love that. I need to do a reel of my Glow Mode haul. I'm going to order more. Do us a favour actually. Can you remind about this later? because I do need some new gym stuff. Let's do it in the car later. Lilia keeps taking the piss out of my leggings. It's such nice stuff as well. She's like, oh, you'll have the same pop on.

26:28Feel this material.

26:29Anna Williamson:Hang on. So nice. Look at the back. It doesn't feel cheap. Oh, lovely. Like racer back. Well, crisscrossy, yeah. Honestly, it's like really nice stuff. And I know that it's a bit like fast fashion-y and some people don't like that, but I really don't care what you think because it's really good and it's really well priced. And also I've been buying a lot of dog paraphernalia also from Sheen. You have, I can confirm I was here when a dog haul. Bex hasn't seen the wardrobes yet, have you? Yeah, the Sheen stuff is insane. Yeah. Bex, have you seen the photo of Lou and Crumble in the dog pen? You've not seen the dog pen.

27:10Anna Williamson:Have you not seen the dog pen? That's in the dog pen? Oh, no, you can go and enjoy all that. You can enjoy the Barbie dream house that Crumble now lives in. It's quite something. Well, thank you, girls. That was the Reco Second. All right, message is next. First up, message from Anonymous. So, Gagatha Christie. Oh, no. I know where this is going. Right. Hi, bitches, she says. Last couple of weeks, you spoke about the tip of squeezing our thumbs during a blowjob to stop the gagging. Did we? did we? oh we did apparently we did and then we said that Bex should trial it yes did you trial it? when you give Alex a blowjob have you trialed the squeeze in the tip of your thumb so you don't gag?

28:03no have you actually given any blowjobs since we spoke about that? she's not commenting

28:08Anna Williamson:she's a sensible girl sensible girl she's been too busy for that anyway one of you or a Lufanian who had already given this tip and I have been practicing. Oh, well, there you go. There you go. She's done it for us. You've been let off, Banks. My husband and I are trying for a baby so the sex has got a bit routine. There is nothing more boring than conception sex. But you've just got to get pissed and fuck. That is always the night of conception. And take it out of the bedroom. Keep it a little bit kinky somewhere else. All right, honey. No, honestly. On the stairs. Yeah, anywhere. In the shower.

28:38Anna Williamson:Yeah, back of the sofa. The back of the sofa. Yeah, leaning over the sofa. You can tell where I was conceded, can't you? anyway so now I give glorious blowjobs with my new squeezing thumb technique then I jump right on oh yeah when I'm ready in hope that a sperm will meet the egg my husband hasn't got a clue but I see most evenings now as an experiment as I am you don't need to keep shagging everything do your ovulation sticks but also just give it like sperm lasts up to three days and if you want a girl you need to do it like three days before you ovulate even four days before you ovulate because the girl sperm lasts longer than the boy sperm.

29:17Yeah, that's true. So you've got to shag. Yeah. Don't wash for that bit. And then have a wash the next day. Have a wash. And then don't shag again. And then when you ovulate, as the egg comes down, the girly sperm is there ready. And that's how you get a girl. Okay, there it is. Did you know that?

29:34Anna Williamson:Well, I have heard that. I don't know quite how foolproof it is. I'm a wealth of knowledge. Well, okay. Well, she says, My husband hasn't got a clue, but I see my seems experiment. As I'm going down, I will hold one thumb, then try the other thumb, then try both, then really test myself with how deep I can get with really squeezing the thumbs. This has become my nightly entertainment as my husband is having a great old time and I am busy testing away the theory. Well, it works, girls. No gagging for me. Thank you, whoever gave the top tip. I urge all you cock lovers to give it a go. I'm actually going to try it now, just out of interest.

30:05I'll do it on a banana. You do it, yeah. I'll do it on a banana first with a condom on Andrew's away at the minute. yeah true yeah go on do it for us imagine actually doing that like when you're in school and they think it's condom right we've got a message from Anon so Anita Dick brilliant hi Luanna and Imo I need help and there's no one better to ask than you girls please give me a porn star name of Anita Dick given my dilemma so as Anna would say settle in peeps settle in peepos I've been with my partner for two years and honestly our relationship is wonderful Wonderful. We're both 35, deeply in love, and I never imagined I would need advice like this.

30:45But here I am wondering if I'm being a total bitch and I'm hoping for some perspective. Before we met, my partner was married. He married young at 30 after being with his wife several years. Oh, no. Tragically, she passed away after an illness and he became a widower. He has always been incredibly open with me about his past. And I've read everything I can about how to support someone who's lost a spouse. I truly respect her and the life they had together I know they would still be together now If she hadn't been taken so unfairly And I've genuinely made peace with that In the two years since her death He dated casually but nothing serious Until we met I've met all his family and even her friends When we've bumped into them on nights out He has always introduced me openly And everyone has been nothing but warm And happy for him for finding love again I've even met some of her family And it's been lovely with no awkwardness at all When we first got together, he was still living in their marital home and I had my own place Out of respect, I rarely went to his and didn't feel comfortable being intimate there So he mostly stayed with me Over time, it became clear that we were basically living at mine Two years in, we decided to sell both houses and buy a home together Something that felt exciting and truly ours And here's where my dilemma starts Before we moved in, he asked if he could have a few photos of his late wife in the house I of course said yes I understand she was a huge part of his life and always will be and I would never want to erase her we moved in on the same day I had to leave for a five night work trip I've just come home and maybe my jet lag isn't helping but I was shocked there are photos of his wife everywhere on his bedside table in the hallway in the living room I've counted 19 photos I don't even think we have 19 photos of us together.

32:38Now I'm sitting here wondering if I'm awful for feeling uncomfortable. I don't want to take away from his grief or his love for her but I also don't want to feel like I'm living in a shrine. It feels strange and if I'm honest awkward especially when it comes to intimacy when it feels like her eyes are on every wall. Am I being unreasonable for wanting to ask if we can remove a few or does that make me selfish and insensitive? I love this man I really want to get this right but i'm struggling to figure out where the line is any advice would be greatly appreciated i'm an og listener and so grateful for the years you've graced us with

33:10Anna Williamson:do you know what my my first thing is so i think it is perfectly reasonable to uh have some it's a difficult situation but some respectful boundaries uh moving into your home together of course his wife is a part of his past but that is a chapter that has now closed however tragically and this is a new chapter that has now opened for you and him i think it's i think it's perfectly lovely and you clearly respect to have a couple of photos of his wife up in the house but i would say yeah i would say isn't it when you're shagging i would say and betty's watching on well because what it's done is bring his past relationship into your current relationship and i think there's a lot of very complicated emotions and respect and treading on eggshells around each other here wanting to do the right thing um but essentially this is your relationship with him now and as as right or wrong as a tragic as not his wife his ex-wife is no longer in the picture and of course he can remember her but there has to be with the respect for you as well in your relationship and i don't think it is appropriate for him to have as many of his photos of his ex-wife just in his office i would yeah i would even even then i think i think there has to be oh of course out but i think there has to be i think this has to be a conversation between both of you and you just recognizing that for me i would confront the elephant in the room like the mantelpiece or one in the hallway i would confront the elephant in the room almost even show him this message and just say look let's say his name's john look john i'm so excited about our house together i feel really awkward about this because this is how i feel and i feel really conflicted around how i feel but i just feel that having 19 photos up of your ex-wife it it's making me feel really awkward and I think throw the problem onto him.

34:54I feel awkward for you right now. Exactly. I really want an update to this. I do. Because I am like buckling. This is really awkward.

35:03Anna Williamson:But I think the decision really can't come from her. I just think she has to share her feelings to him and for him to then come up with the solution. I'd say I'm feeling really awkward about it. I really respect your relationship but I do feel it's a little uncomfortable for me and makes me feel uncomfortable in our new home being reminded of your ex-wife all the time. But do you know what? from his perspective, he probably has all these pictures and doesn't know what to do with them. He probably feels really bad putting them in a box in some storage thing somewhere. He probably doesn't know what to do with all these framed pictures.

35:34Or has he printed them out and framed them for the house? Your context is important here. Are they existing pictures? Have they been curated for the new house? Or have they been framed and shipped for the new house? I think you need to write back to us. Please.

35:49Anna Williamson:have the chat say you feel awkward about it you don't know how to address it with him but you also do feel you want to address it with him and see if you can figure out a bit of a compromise i.e maybe no photo in the bedroom in the marital bedroom maybe a couple in the hallway you know maybe one in the lounge that kind of thing yeah i think that's probably more in the kitchen i just think appropriate is important here and i think you do need to address it babe good luck even though it's going to be awkward but it is coming from a good place and i don't think you're being awful for bringing it up.

36:17I think it's quite awkward. Right, we've got another message from a non. So Jack Mihoff and Fanny Schmiller.

36:23Anna Williamson:Did you do that one? Fanny Schmiller? No. Imo's not laughing, of course, it's not her. I did love Fanny Schmiller when it was on. It's a classic, the chase. It was on the chase. The chase. Iconic. It says, my wife and I are massive fans of the pod, listen every week. We've got a story from our work that we thought might be right up your street. We work in a beautiful ski resort in France where you Lou and Anna actually ski sometimes. I like it. I know it well. As it's a very small village, please keep us on. Loads of people listen to the pod while they're working. Oh, well, that's nice, isn't it?

36:57Spam. Yeah. And we don't want anyone to know that we share guest stories.

37:00Anna Williamson:Can I just say, I've got really good old mates of mine that live there and have lived there for years. I'm wondering if it's them. Oh. So please call me, jack me off, and my partner, Fanny Shmila. These days, we spend most of our glamorous lives doing chalet changeovers and cleaning after holidaymakers once they finished their ski trips. I hope this isn't about me when I've stayed there. Oh, no. One week, we had a family staying with a couple of teenage boys. After they had checked out, we went into the usual changeover clean before the next guests arrived. Everything was going smoothly until my wife went into the teenager's bathroom.

37:34A few seconds later, I just hear her shout my name in absolute horror. One of the dirt...

37:44One of the dirty little gits had taken the long detachable shower head and shoved it up his bop bop. We immediately messaged the mum explaining the situation and said we need to charge an extra fee to deal with the extremely unsanitary situation and replaced the shower head. She replied almost instantly saying there was no way it had been used like that. Open your eyes, mama. Apparently it was just because her son had a special dandruff shampoo.

38:20Can you imagine being in that car on the way back to Geneva and you're in the taxi and everyone's got hot coats on and it's like, I've just received this message. Ryan, have you been shoving the shower head at your bot bot?

38:36Anna Williamson:No, mummy, it was a special dandruff shampoo. I was using. And he needed to rinse it out properly and that it definitely wasn't what we thought it was. We promptly sent back a photo. The showerhead, complete with evidence, including a tomato seed. Safe to say, the£250 extra cleaning, flue and replacement showerhead was paid immediately. To this day, we still laugh, imagining the very awkward 13-hour drive home that family must have had. Love the pod. Keep up the great work, Jack and Fanny. Oh, there's a picture. Oh, there's a picture. oh he definitely shoved oh that's oh that is absolutely repulsive and we can categorically say that is that has been shoved up his arsehole that's so grim oh that is beyond ribbed for his pleasure it might not have gone up the arse oh it did lou oh it did Look at the shape of it, Luke That has completely gone up his colon And on removing It has caught Every bit of shit particle On the way out That's bad That wasn't the chalet I stayed in Oh gosh, remember If you want to get in touch You can email us, Luanna You can also drop us a WhatsApp On 075 215 646 or 0 Imagine that mother being all smug in the car and then they're sending the photo.

40:05Anna Williamson:It was a down-drush shampoo. They just said that was shit on her. Do the bank transfer, Stuart, immediately. We'll say no more about it.

40:14Anna Williamson:Social media for teens ban update. Yes, this has been raging on. Vote it against. Yes, MPs have voted against the social media ban for under 16 the second time. And I don't know about you girls, I am seeing now such a crescendo in people on Instagram now and social media calling for this. You know, Peter, not Peter, Andre, Robbie Williams, Jo Frost Supernanny, you know, she's a big commentator about this. Lots of people now piling on the government. But why do they keep banning it? It's rejected another proposal, 256 to 150, to side with the government plan to tackle online harms affecting children.

40:55They've rejected the proposal to ban under-16s from using social media for a second time. Prime Minister Keir Starman summoned tech bosses to demand tough action on internet safety. This is just crazy, isn't it? A majority of 106 against it. I just, we know that it's so harmful. So I don't understand.

41:17Anna Williamson:I'd like to know from the ones who went against it what their reasoning was. Also, do you know, interesting, you know, we last talked about this. I think I mentioned about Australia implementing it. I was watching something the other day. I don't know if it was Panorama or something around this. But someone was commenting on Australia and saying, don't quote me on this, but it wasn't as effective as they had hoped it being because of the reasons being the circumnavigating it. And I just sort of caught a snippet. The kids were pissing about, so I couldn't watch the whole thing. It was really annoying me.

41:47Anna Williamson:But it was someone saying it's been quite difficult to implement. Oh, really? And they're probably all still on chat. well you know but i think trying something you've got to start somewhere and as we keep saying the whole thing is that so lord nash is like pushing for a blanket ban basically a la australia yeah but the government's thing is like we're not going to do a blanket ban but we are looking at other things like raising the age limit from 13 to 16 and uh stopping things like infinite scrolling and talking to the big companies like TikTok, X, YouTube, etc. Kia Starmer is going to go and meet them.

42:24Kia Starmer is preparing to meet senior leaders at social media companies, TikTok, X, YouTube, Snapchat and Meta. Meta obviously owns Instagram and Facebook. He wants to demand swifter progress on internet safety. You know, those big companies, they have such a huge responsibility and the government, I think, needs to legislate against those companies. They need to be punished and held accountable. Surely it's got to happen, right?

42:47Anna Williamson:I think... They earn so much money by exploiting, like, us, young people. Like, you know, they really, really need to stand up. They fucking avoid paying all the taxes, the corporation tax in the world anyway. Here, not in the world. Do you know what? But do you know what? Like, there's got to be some kind of accountability. Do you know what this has actually done, quite helping in our house, because our pain in the arse thing is YouTube shorts at the moment. And actually, we did have a... There were quite a few... I saw quite a few... Well, you can block it. and all that kind of stuff. I have.

43:17Anna Williamson:Which we've done as well. But actually, what's been quite good is because this has been such a hot topic on breakfast, we always have breakfast news on in the morning. You've blamed someone else, haven't you? Well, the kids have been hearing it. When they see the strap coming up on Good Morning Britain or wherever, they hear it in the car radio, social media banning. What it actually already has done is, because the kids are listening to it, so I'm like, see, see. It's not just me. It's not just us. Everyone. So we've banned YouTube shorts and actually we actually did just tell the kids. The government have now banned it.

43:43Anna Williamson:That's like when Anna, I told Enzo during COVID that Boris Johnson had banned YouTube. And then... The irony that I became friends with his wife. And Boris was going to come round that time. And then I was like, shit. Shit. Enzo's going to say to Boris. You've banned YouTube. You're a dick. You've banned YouTube. He still thinks Boris banned YouTube. That's bad. Right. Let's move on. We're going to be chatting plain etiquette now. Go on, Imz. Okay. so basically this whole thing has come up because over the last quite a long time actually i've seen constant barrage of things online about plain etiquette and putting your seat back and things like this it came especially from this tiktok i saw of this woman who was just just filmed herself she had her seat back and she was filming herself as the woman behind her constantly just pushed and pushed and pushed quite violently through like the entire flight and was like kicking the seat she had to report her to the people like multiple times and she was told to stop and she just didn't stop it also happened on a flight I was on recently where I witnessed kind of diagonally opposite me some woman put her seat back it was a long flight it was overnight why I personally think why shouldn't you be able to put your seat back especially if it's not like a meal time or something like that and again the person behind her quite violently went and like smashed her hand against the seat to try and push it forward and then when the person who had put her seat back went to the toilet the person behind her leant forward and put the seat up for her no turn into an argy-bargy um and it's create quite uh the thing online about whether you should be able to put your seat back is it rude to put your seat back all this stuff and then i have seen a lot of it yeah whilst i was away um posted um saying that she would petition for airlines either not to let you put your seat back or make it so it's all um if it's back and it's always back there's enough leg room for the person behind you because she had a baby on her lap she had a kid next to her and it was just uncomfortable and stuff like she said she literally cried um which uh which is difficult and i just thought it's quite an interesting conversation because some people feel like you if you're able to put your seat back you can put your seat back some people say you shouldn't put your seat back if it's a plane ride shorter than x amount of hours some people say no don't put your seat back i don't like it doesn't this again just come down to fucking etiquette i mean why do we need a petition for anything like this that's what was state we're in now we petition we protest isn't this the problem in life i get it sometimes just tough shit i think that so i sometimes ask the person nicely if they can move if there have been about it well then they are and that's a shame and try and move sometimes I would like to think if someone asked me to move my chair if it was really distressing it might be an I'd like to think I'd compromise.

46:40But it's your right to have your chair back I flew back from Iman in economy I had like Andrew one side of me and he's a lot bigger than me he's not a lot bigger but he's bigger than me and then I had a rather large lady next to me and then the person in front of me also put their seat back i was like a fucking hot dog in a bun i was like but what can i do about it and it's not i get i'm the one peen lies because i'm like the littlest one and there's nothing i could do i didn't shove their seat i just thought was their right to put their seat back i could personally i didn't put my seat back because i'd like to think it's shocking i know that i'm quite considerate so i didn't then put my seat back you are considerate i just let that better to be honest I actually like putting my knees up against the seat in front when I'm in economy.

47:26So I always sit like this on a plane with my knees up and I rest my knees against their chair. I don't push the chair or move my knees. But it didn't bother me that they put their seat back. But it's their right. They've paid for that seat. The seat is able to go back. And why shouldn't they be able to recline it?

47:41Anna Williamson:And your seat can go back too. Your seat can go back too. And you know what? It's such an issue. And I do think Emily Clarkson's right. The airlines should just have it so that it even physically is impossible to press a button and recline your seat. Like in a Ryanair flight. You can't recline though. You can't recline economy airlines. Just do that then. But you're within your right to put your seat back. If it allows you to. And it is just tough titties if someone does it in front of you. I just think in life we just need to fucking suck it up buttercup sometimes. People are so entitled. I get it.

48:12Anna Williamson:It is annoying. when I before I had kids even now I have kids do I find a baby next to me on a plane irritated when it cries so annoying yes I do I feel so sorry for the parents though am I going to suck it up and say nothing of course I am because I know how frustrating it is flying with a child and my god if I can't just sit there and be a decent human being and recognise we've all paid the same amount of money within reason for a seat we're all in the same boat just get on with it what would Peter Andre say And I think it always comes down to, again, just common sense and etiquette. Some people are dickheads in this world.

48:48Anna Williamson:And yes, some people will just take a liberty, whack it back without any concern. And they are going to be an arsehole. Is that a liberty? And are they being an arsehole because they put their chair back? I don't think so. Not necessarily with that. But if they then start to, you know, put feet up around the side and put their feet on you or, you know, some people do take the piss and things like that. You know, we've all seen those videos as well. I think if someone is encroaching on your personal space, you have. Yeah, absolutely. please can you just be considerate and i think we just lost the art of communication in life just to say without getting aggy and up in someone's grill and creating an argument without just initially starting a community conversation going do you know something i know you have every right to put your seat back but right now i'm eating some food or whatever could i ask would you mind just keeping it up for a little bit just while i'm trying to eat um i'd really appreciate it if you could now they can go no fuck off but you know what in my experience if you're kind some people are typically they might find it they're more inclined to go short I'll see what I can do Joelle do you know what I did on the flight go on you know what I did well you did she had her ultimate revenge I gassed everyone out of my thoughts Lou just farted her way through the flight and that gave me great satisfaction did I thought well if you're gonna sandwich me and you're squeezing everything out of me at all angles so let it be let it escape can I actually just say she did send a photo of herself and I have never seen her look so smug we didn't post that And we can't post that because there's a poor woman who looks like she's sat next to Chernobyl, which she was.

50:15Anna Williamson:Lou is pulling the smuggest face I've ever seen. And this woman next to her, who is a slightly more elderly lady, looks like she's, I mean, not only is the woman leaving a war, she's sitting next to Louisa and being gassed on her way back from Oman. Well, it was memorable for us. Well, it was for you all. But what do you all think? Yeah, let us know, Lufanians, Luana ad, everything, Luana.com. maybe you've got a flight story an airline story maybe you are lots of airline crew and pilots that listen to this maybe you can give us some intel or give us a few little anecdotes that we can use as food for thought thank you right it's now time for it's the widow of the week first up anonymous so huge ass brilliant hi girls love the pod and all that jizz here's my submission for widow of the week keep me anon I'm a police officer oh juicy love this and I fear I'd be shamed out of my job if people found out my dirty little habits.

51:11Anna Williamson:Give me a porn star name, Hugh Jass. Well, here goes. I love nothing more than coming home after a hard day at work, a sweaty 12-hour shift, taking my clothes off and placing my fingers inside of my arse crack and scratching the top layer of sweat and poo juice from it. Poo juice is a new one. I've never heard of poo juice before. Are you male or are you female? And I feel like I'd like to give it a good sniff to you. Well, they give it a good old sniff. It's a sweet aroma. And I genuinely love to smell it. I can relate. Obviously, I'm not a total animal and I do wash my hands afterwards vicariously.

51:44Anna Williamson:I should just lick them. Oh, give it to your dog like other roggers do. But it's a little joy that honestly brightens up my day. Sweaty the better. My partner has occasionally come into the room while I have had said poo juice on my hands and said before I have a chance to wash and has commented on the smell saying, God, are the drains bad again? Oh, no, this is too much poo juice. The poo juice is juicing. I mean, at least they're working hard. True. Working hard. to which I nod and agree, sharing my best disgusted face to hide my secret. Hope it makes it to the pod and someone else likes doing this too.

52:15Anna Williamson:Also, I have a load of please stories, both funny and gory. I'd be more than willing to share. Yes, send it in. Please do, Hugh Jass. Right, I've got one from Becca now. Hey, gorgeous girls, I have a weird of the week for you. I'm nominating myself and have to know if anyone else does this. When I'm dying for a shit, like turtle heading about to shit myself everywhere, I will rub my clit to get the sensation to stop. And no, I'm not doing it in a horny way. I never fully finger myself and cum before anyone thinks that. It just kind of calms my arsehole down and distracts me from nearly shitting myself.

52:51Well, we should give this a try. Love the pod and all that shit. Don't keep me in on because quite honestly, I don't give a fuck. I'm Becca and I'm from South Wales. I'm going to give that a try. Well, last time someone wrote in about how to get your stuck poo out and you put your thumb up, you nearly push down. I do that trick all the time, if I want to poo and go quickly. Poo and go. That's a good trick.

53:12Anna Williamson:So rubbing the old clitoris. Stop the turtle head. Well, that is interesting. I mean, out of these two. We'll be giving that a while. Yeah, who do we think's the weirder one? What was the first one again? The first one was the poo juice. Oh, the poo juice. Oh, it's poo juice. That's quite normal. Yeah, let's be fair, it's normal. I'd say then the clit one, but I'm interested. But listen. Clit rub to stop the turtle. We've got to choose one for this week and then it is time for the widow. I'd say that one. Turtle head. We're going turtle head, Emma. Yeah. So now it is decision time. It's time for.

53:45It's the widow of the month.

53:48Anna Williamson:Decision time. Thank you. We have this month of April, we have four contenders. We have yeasty. Dog licking out the yeasty belly button. Oh, that was right. If you haven't listened to these episodes yet, please do go back and listen to them. We have Sophie. There's lots of dogs here. Getting the dog in with her bum bum. Oh, yeah. She scratched her bum to bring the dog in from outside. We have Eileen from last week with her brother's parents sharing the bath water. And then we have Becca with rubbing the clit to stop the shits. I have to say, I think it's a scratch in the ass to bring the dog in from outside.

54:33Anna Williamson:that's bloody weird isn't it scratching the bum hole and then like yeah yeah what do you think i mean just use a normal dog treat love well she says that doesn't work anymore and only her ass her bum hole bum hole smell i mean if we're really going to the court of weirdo of the month that is quite weird it's weird like every time your dog's outside doing a week she has to scratch her ass and then let it sniff it to bring the dog it's a whole process i mean for me we're gonna to crown her weirdo of the month I'm gonna and at the at the end of the year what we need to do in December is just clip up all those weirdos because we're not going to be able to remember January probably even get the win on a live call maybe Emma would you have concurred or would you have gone different I might have gone for bath water it was a close second I will concur with the old poo juice bath water Bathwater is a close second for me.

55:32Anna Williamson:I mean, you might want, my kids share bathwater, but not as grown-ups. And even now I'm like... Well, let's just stick with our decision. Congratulations, babes. Right, Lou, it's that time of the week where you either get ranty or you don't, quite honestly. I'm not actually getting ranty because I'm feeling quite zen. You're in a good state. I'm in a good state. I've got my dog. I've got my horses. Your kids are entrepreneurs. Kids are entrepreneurs. as they're back at school. Like, life is good. May I? May I? Have a run. Well, just bring one in slightly. Yeah. Just bring one in slightly. Babe, enter the fold.

56:09Anna Williamson:You've done this before. I'm just piggybacking on one of your legendary ones. I'm sure you've done this. But it just came on again to piss me off. Yeah. People wearing backpacks in public when they need to take the bloody backpack off. Did you get knocked out by the backpack? It's so bad. And do you know where it was? I was walking into a restaurant. In a restaurant? Yeah, I think on public transport, obviously take them off. But you know, like it was raining outside. I was trying to get in the door of the restaurant. Someone in front of me, like was in front of me, goes in the restaurant. And then they, you know, they get like the maitre d' person that waits to sit you down.

56:41Anna Williamson:They stop sort of just shy of the doorway. But the fucking backpack is still halfway out the door. Do you know why they probably did that? So you don't avoid their personal stuff? Evade. Evade. I had to do that very typical Anna and British thing. Excuse me. Could you please get in? Yeah, I'm going to get your bloody backpack off. Because you're freezing and wet. Yes. What a c***. Yeah, it's backpacks for me. Take your backpacks off. Backpack wankers. Backpack wankers. There you go. Okay, give you that rant. Thank you, babe. Well, that is it. That was Anna's rant of the week. Let me know. Do you like her ranting?

57:13No, it doesn't feel right. Should I let her do it more? No, they're loose rants. Or shall we put her back on that fence? Back on the fence, please. I don't feel comfortable off that fence.

57:20Anna Williamson:I need to sit on that fence. Oh, talking about, not that relates anyway, but Reco Seco you recommended Last One Laughing oh yes fucking brilliant oh I'm pleased you like it brilliant Reco Seco I absolutely I've binged it good isn't it so when the kids were at Centre Parcs I had a lovely weekend all by myself let me tell you I blasted Celine all by myself it was heaven my house was deathly silent oh and I sat on that sofa with my little best friend Crumble yeah and I binged Last One Laughing and I try and play along yeah so you try and not laugh while I was crying at something it was absolutely a really good recommendation so thank you for that pleasure listen that's it for this week's Luanna the podcast we will be here of course on Monday and you do not have to wait until then because on Thursday we do have Luanna totally extra and for that as always guys we do need you it wouldn't be Luanna without our Lufanians you can send your emails in with all your guff all your stories have you got a recommendation have you got a funny story have you written to us previously and you want to follow it up yes please that's what I want because I really like the follow ups we so rarely get them so please do follow up you can send your emails in to Luana at everythingluana.com while we're on the subject of emails we never email people and recently there's been a few spammages from people pretending to be us emailing people with different email addresses with different email addresses and so unless it's from Luana at everythingluana.com it's not from us, ignore it if it's from a Gmail account it is not us we are not Gmail we're official, we've got a website and everything and that website is everythingluana.com also whilst you're on the website, check if there's any tickets left for Troxy, I'm not sure if there is but if there is we're doing live shows two days in a day, 3rd of October, thank you very much goodnight also guys we have a whatsapp number do send in a voice note or a message the number is 075 215 64640 nailed it please make sure you have followed our podcast here's the important bit as well guys please do share the podcast with a friend send them your favourite clip there's lots of our clips on socials please send your favourite one perhaps we've given some particular advice you think somebody else might you know want to hear just share the Luanna love we'd be really grateful also for a five star review and a rating and we'll see you Thursday bye bye Bye.

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