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1:42you only need seven pairs of knickers it's time for a change Shut up. I nearly shabbered you this morning. Why didn't you? I just thought if you go up the stairs before me and I start sticking my finger up your ass and I think we're really weird. Restrain the shabber. It's the right house. You've got to crisp it sooner or later. Looking back at your wedding day, what's the most fun or memorable moment from the day? It was like the hangover. Oh, my God, it sounds like it. It was lawless. Brilliant. Guys, if you love us as much as we love you, you should subscribe. That's all I'm going to say. Ask me anything.

2:18Hello and welcome to the Therapy Crouch. Ask us anything with me, Abby Clancy. Me, Peter Crouch. And me, Gaz. Hello. Hello. You all right? Yes. How are we doing? Good. Having a good week? Great week. Yeah. Well, I'm kind of just attacking that wardrobe room, which is hell. I was in there for like six hours. Stuff is just stupid, isn't it? Have you seen that show? Stuff is stupid. The stuff is stupid. Get it on a t-shirt. Get that, I'd like to quote that. The Clance stuff is stupid. But have you seen that Stacey Solomon show? Which one? So she like goes into people's houses, empties the whole house out and puts it into a huge warehouse.

3:01Oh, wow. So this family had like 1 ,200 books, 900 teddies, 600 pairs of shoes and they lay it in a warehouse and it's like the biggest warehouse you can ever imagine. Oh my God. And it's like, all this is in your house. And they separated, they charity some of it, they sell some of it, they blah, blah, blah. Right, okay. And I was like, where the hell is Stacey Solomon when I need her? That sounds like a good one. It's so therapeutic, like deep cleanse, like getting rid of all your, you know, because if we had to leave now, pack a bag, go. Like all the stuff that you've got, you just don't need.

3:42Yeah. And I think I'm quite good at not being a hoarder. But it turns out I am a bloody hoarder. I've got so much stuff. I've had like dresses from 20 years ago. Like from our like, but I can't. I know exactly what you mean. Yeah, like you said now, if we left here and went to another country. And if there was an emergency and you go, right, let's pack a bag. Yeah, yeah. We would never need them 10 boxes of wires we've got. You wouldn't need anything. I need you to go through that box of wires because I don't know what to do with them. Boxes of wires. Oh, the mandraal kind of thing. Yeah. Cables, miscellaneous things.

4:13Cables, charges, like, scar leads. You know, all that stuff. Yeah. In that show you were talking about, is there a point when they see it in the warehouse and they, like, get emotional? Is it that kind of... Yeah. Do you remember that You Are What You Eat? When they used to do that, they'd take all your food out of the cupboard and put it on the table and they'd always cry. They'd be like, oh, my God, I can't believe that's what I eat in a week. Yeah, fill a skid with that. Yeah. Love those shows. I do. Yeah, just easy watching, aren't they? I do. Yeah. But I'd love her to come and help me. Yeah.

4:43Should we get her on? I know. Yeah, do an interview and then get her a day. I would absolutely love that. Well, why is Stacey Swanham in charge of clutter? No, but I presume because she's a great TV host. She's just the host of the show. She's also moved house and got loads of kids. So, you know, you know what it's like when you've got all the kids and loads of stuff. Yeah, yeah. No, I get the show. But people get attached to stuff, don't they? I know, I know. and you're just sentimental about things. If you moved out, you would miss it. Our friends moved away recently and they've got their giant boxes in storage.

5:18And he was like, we've been here for a month now and not missed anything. And we've got three massive containers coming. Yeah. And like, it's just shits that they don't need because they're already out there not missing it. They don't even know what they've got. Yeah. Coming. It's mental, isn't it? So I guess you guys are a bit like, I think we're all kind of similar. You want like a clutter-free life. Like you'd like a nice empty, but then it means everything's put away then how often are you actually going to look into those like chest of drawers kind of things that's away when are you going to go I must niff up to that loft and go and get that yeah no one's ever said that but even like pyjamas I've got 7 million pairs of pyjamas 7 million pairs of knickers you only need 7 pairs of knickers don't you really I do just on rotation do you remember that guy who wrote in who wanted his new girlfriend to like get new underwear because yeah so he'd started dating this girl okay and he said when she come into the relationship she hasn't bought new underwear since so she's obviously been using that underwear when she had her old boyfriend and he thought it was like repulsive oh that's a bit strong It's a weird vibe, that.

6:30That's a bit of an overreaction. It was a weird psyche, I thought that. Yeah. That's a bit of a stretch, isn't it? He needs to cleanse all their clothes now that he's with. Do you know what I mean? I was a bit like... He might have touched. Yeah, but they're probably, when she was with her ex-boyfriend, their knickers probably went on. Oh, God. Do you know what I mean? Was that your advice on the phone? He's probably not even touched them knickers. It's probably been on the bloody floor. Oh, my God. Realistically. Maybe. She's got a new boyfriend now. They shouldn't be on, should they? There you go.

7:05If you even commented on my knickers, I'd be like, shut your mouth. It's time for a change though. Saw you in this morning. I'm a bit green now. Green? How can black knickers turn green, Peter? You tell me. Shut up.

7:26Well. Are you going to ask me anything or are you just going to keep chatting after the garbage drink? I'm going to ask you. Anyway, so yeah, that's all we've been doing. Yeah, okay. Decluttering. Decluttering. Nice, nice. Your knickers are lovely, by the way. Thanks. They are. They're fresh as well. Shut up. What the hell?

7:49Fresh knickers every day. There you go. Beautiful. Hi, Pete and Ab. I just wanted to go back to the topic of kids not liking food. You spend ages prepping a meal for them just to turn around and say they don't like it. Happens all the time in our house. So in the end, my wife came up with the phrase, I'm not asking you to like it, just eat it. If they still nest and wouldn't eat it, we'd give it to them for the next meal the next day. After a few weeks, they ate everything. The question is, where are we cruel? Gals from Southport. I think it's a really hard dynamic. Like we've got four kids. I like to do one meal for all because I think once you start getting into that territory of what do you want for dinner no one agrees they all want different things no dinner's dinner right no one should dinner's dinner no one should have any input in that other than the person cooking the meal yeah and then when and it's served out what's for dinner tonight that's it yeah that's what you get 100 % our kids have got quite a mature palate they'll try anything they love the food they're little angels with the food they are really Libs the only difficult one but she's a bit more beige yeah like plain pasta okay that kind of but if they didn't eat their dinner would you give it them again the next day I'm not against it I'm not against it well it's worked fair deuce I'm not against it but I don't I've got zero recollection of growing up my mum asking me what I want for dinner you just get your dinner you just got your dinner and you'd have to stay there until you'd eaten it all yeah you don't leave the table until you finish fact Johnny's got a real problem with keeping his bloody bum on the seat to try to eat that oh it's so frustrating it's a real pet hate thing I'm just sitting around I'm just sitting and he's like jumping around running every standing up sometimes whilst eating and he goes to the table with the TV remote oh yeah what's that about what as if to say what like let me have like he pauses something he pauses something he pauses something pauses a show and takes the remote with him I'm like you are not allowed to touch that remote oh my god yeah God love him and i i keep telling him to sit down and anytime there's a conversation or he might want something around the other side of the table he's not asked you to pass it like a normal person walks around the table he's forever walking around the table i'm like oh mate yeah sit down please no i don't think they're mean i think i don't think they're mean i think you have to implement rules with kids otherwise you make a rod for your own back and it's really hard because when you've got your babies and you love them and you just want to make them happy Yeah.

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11:53I got a message here from Natasha. she says hi I'm Natasha she's a British person living in Singapore Peter talks about Singapore quite a lot on the pod did he mention that he lived there when he was young if so what brought this about I was there when I was young I was actually there from three till six my dad just got a job over there really yeah I think you were younger than three because the pictures I saw you had a nappy on you didn't have a nappy on at three no absolutely not alright then so maybe I'm young 18 months to five then right and yeah Yeah, it was, I don't remember a great deal of it, if I'm honest, but the photos, I looked like I was having fun.

12:30I don't know why all the time. But yeah. You were very tanned. Yeah. I mean, my mum and dad loved it. Yeah. You know, and from there you can go to lots of different amazing places on holiday. Right. Which we did. Yeah, it was interesting. That's amazing. My mum and dad loved it. They've got some great memories. I'd like to go to Singapore. It's good I've been. Our friend's son's travelling there now. It's unbelievable. Around Singapore? Yeah. Oh, right. Nice. That's cool. I don't think I've ever heard you mention it before, to be fair. Yeah. I lived there, yeah. That's cool. The more you know.

13:02A little insight. Yeah, it's good. It's a great place. I mean, it's very cosmopolitan now. Super safe, right? I think they've got a great... Yeah, and very clean. ...low crime rate and stuff like that. Yeah, super clean. Yeah. I actually don't know anything about it other than I want to go. It's good. I don't. There's an amazing hotel called Marina Bay Sands. It's stayed in as well. and my dad was he's got a lifetime membership at Raffles but Raffles was an old cricket club back in the day okay and now it's now it's like a super hotel oh right okay and he's still a member it's amazing and then yeah the Marina Bay Sands has got like three like Vegas type hotels like three like that and it's connected by one swimming pool on the road oh I've seen that yeah I don't like them you're afraid of heights aren't you yeah absolutely have you done it Have you done like a glass bottom pool?

13:54No. And a skyscraper? Have you not? No. No. It's not for me. Really? Do you think you'd freak out? Yeah. I couldn't do it. I can't even drive up Box Hill. Never mind. I literally thought I was going to die. You might struggle with that swimming pool then. Yeah. But it is amazing. It really is. I don't even like staying in like a high rise hotel. Yeah. I've just got an innate fear. You like to be grounded. You like to touch the ground. But then I'm like, oh fuck, I'm going to get broken. to on the ground floor. Maybe floor three. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Perfect compromise. First floor up. Okay. Babe, have you kept in touch with any of the girls from your series of Britain's Next Top Model?

14:38And did they get in touch with you when you became a host of Love From Liverpool? I think I did back in, you've got to bear in mind that was 20 odd years ago I was on the show. It's a lifetime ago. You know, I was 19 when I was on there. and I think after the show I did I loved a girl called Sophia on there and I recently met somebody who was her friend and she said my friend Sophia was on there with you and I had Georgie do you remember Georgie? Yeah from Lagos Yeah I remember didn't we go to their flat or something? Yeah yeah yeah and they were lovely but you know it's like anything you grow up you move on you move places and people grow up and get on with their own lives yeah um so no no fair play we get a lot of questions like this i think people still kind of tuned into that they love that show well i loved it was it was the most incredible show and you know i'm still friends with all the producers and nikki johnson who is he's also scouse and he is a huge character and you know he was just incredible like obviously plays up for the cameras but he's the most amazing man would do anything for you he's one one in a million and Cheryl and Marty the producers they're like still are good friends now aren't they and um yeah look back was absolutely fond memories it's just fab did they ever do reunion shows on that on that show is it still going no it's not still going okay um it was a huge deal yeah but I think there's a bit of heat on the Americas one wasn't there recently it was like a documentary about it apparently so yeah they really yeah but I didn't have any bad experience you know you know the score when you're going onto a TV show it's for TV and everyone's human and they were all great people so I haven't got anything negative to say about it amazing just couldn't be ass keeping in touch yeah because I met you and you took up all my bloody time that's fucking awesome I kept in touch with Hilary God rest her soul because she died didn't she Oh, God.

16:48And Nicky and Cheryl and Marty, yeah. Love them. Okay, this is M from Manchester, says, Hi, I absolutely love the pod. Thank you for never failing to brighten my day. I listen to the pod every day when I'm driving to and from my horse. It lives in Somerford Park in Cheshire. Abby, have you ever visited Somerford? We'd love for you to come for a farm ride one day. Big love and a shabba, M from Manchester. I nearly shabbaed you this morning. Why didn't you? because we were with people we were with estate agents and i just thought if you go up the stairs before me and i start sticking my finger up your ass they might not be pod fans if it's the right house you've got a christmas sooner or later they might not be pop it was awful like trying to restrain the shabba oh no way restrain the shabba it's like holding in a yawn

17:43yeah it is you do that all the time to me the closed mouth yawn you got me again not a psychopath there you go not a psychopath would you up for that something apart anything with horses I'm down for it sounds nice have you been to that place in Cheshire no is that anywhere near Liverpool I wish I would yeah we used to live in Cheshire oh right that's Peter and I's first house together there No way. Oh, memory lane. Memory lane. I wish I would have known about it then because I could have visited, but we should go when we're up there. You weren't really riding then, were you? No. I started riding when we moved to Surrey and it was like you were playing football every day and I had no friends and nothing to do.

18:27So I bought a horse. Okay, last question. Dear Abby, Pete and Gaz, my fiancée and I were wondering, looking back at your wedding day, what's the most fun or memorable moment from the day that still makes you laugh now. Love the podcast. Me and James have missed a single episode since day one. Love Lottie. Oh, God, so many, so many. I'm actually, my sister's planning their wedding at the moment. Oh, nice. She's just come back from viewing the venue and doing the food tasting and we've got the dress and it's so exciting. I loved planning the wedding, although I was a complete maniac back then. We just don't know who we were.

19:06No, we don't know who we were. It was so funny about the whole situation. like we just did the music the choices we made incredible yeah the choices we made like it's like what on earth are you thinking but funny moments was when i woke up on my wedding day thought i'd slept in because i looked out the window i could hear you laughing dressed up in a suit with a bottle of beer and you hadn't been to bed on the night before yeah that was that was it's funny now but it wasn't funny then right was it Stag do night before type thing? They were in the coach house, like the girls, you know, separately.

19:41And I was in the main hotel. People just kept arriving and it was just like, oh my God. And in a wedding, you know, you've got family coming in from all over the world and friends from all over the country and it was like a big catch up. So this is like 6am and you were still up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I would have killed you. I think the funniest thing from our wedding was the photo booth that we did. Oh, yes. because it wasn't really done then it was kind of it was quite early on it was like a photo of it was on the dance floor so it's on the dance everyone who was just off the dance floor so like when people were pissed on the dance floor everyone was piling in so like i mean we had like a big book like a message book and it started off like really lovely people just like that and just writing each other a nice day dear abby and peter we love you congrats on the wedding and then by the end of it there was boobs boobs and faces of not husbands and stuff like that Oh my God.

20:35It was carnage. Yeah, with all like ridiculous messages. That was funny. Brilliant though. Also, a golf buggy got smashed, crashed. It was like the hangover. Oh my God, that sounds like it. Lawless. Yeah. It was lawless. It was lawless. But we just wanted a big party. We wanted it to be fun. Well, yeah, we certainly got that. Everyone loved it. Yeah. People still talk about it to this day. Do you still have that book? Yeah. Yeah, I found it the other day. Yeah, we've got it. It's so funny how it progresses, all like nice, like at first it's like passport photos. Have a fantastic day and by the end it's like...

21:13The last few pages are complete debauchery. Wolf of Wall Street. It's about eight people in there. Yeah. God, that's what I've got to do now, clean that room that you messed up. I didn't mess it up. We were hunting... You dragged every single box out. Yeah, because we were looking for... I'm a headache thinking about it. That wasn't for me. I can't help you with that. No, you won't though. Oh, no, I don't know why I said that. Literally. Well, on that note, guys, we'll see you next week. I was going to murder my own husband. Goodbye. See you guys. Ask me anything. Sure, bye.

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