'I Felt Broke...'

Hello, and welcome to Outspoken. It's your dose of the hottest influencer and pop culture news twice a week. I'm Sophie Torba and coming up on today's show, Anna Poule finally responds to those explosive claims. Sarah's Day is unveiled as a secret investor in a new powdered drink company and our Friday Debrief. But first TikToker Sammy Guggenheimer has hit backer claim she gate keeps products from her followers. The Melbourne lifestyle influencer made no fans when she defended herself,

Here's what she said.

Has anyone else noticed that there are some influences on this art that would rather die than respond to their followers in the comments.

Black.

I see it so often, especially with.

Some specific influencer. I'm not gonna take.

Names, but their followers and fans or whatever their community will be like, oh my god, where's your top from where are your shoes from? Their comment section is so dead, like I've never seen anything so quiet in my life, dead.

Silent, And I'm like, Firstly, how have you been a community?

Secondly, isn't that like your.

Job to sell stuff and influence people and like tell them where's from so then they go buy it. I don't know, maybe I've misread the whole influencer.

Things, but.

I really agree with Flur.

There's been so many occasions where I'm desperate to know where an influencers outfits from, and there'll be so many comments in the comment section begging them to drop us some crumbs and some clues as to where it's from. So isn't that their whole job, like actually to engage with their audience as well.

Sarah's Day does it a lot well.

It often seems like if the influencer has purchased the item themselves, then they're actually not willing to give the details. It's always awkward when an influencer does a try on hold with a particular brand. It's a fast fashioned brand, but everyone wants to know where the original outfit was that isn't sponsored, and you can tell that they just don't want to say anything because they don't want to

Because the video went viral.

She only has nine hundred and fifty eight followers, but the video wrapped up over six hundred and fifty three thousand views and more than seven hundred comments, and one influencer's name kept popping up in the comments, Sammy Guggenheimer. So for those not familiar with Sammy, she is a

Traction for her.

Well, Sammy might not respond to her followers in her comments section, but she clearly checks her tags because she shared a response to the viral video. So in the video, she denied she was gatekeeping products from her followers and explained that rather than responding to questions, she instead tags her products on her Instagram story. She then said this.

There's no point gatekeeping products because we all got to share things around here. But if I am not, it's because I'm not reading my comments. Is because as people that are rude and mean and commenting mean things on my videos. So a lot of the time I just don't read my comments because I have to protect my peace. You should try being an influencer and getting hate every day and getting slandered every day.

That's it.

Yeah, I always taggening some my Instagram story. There's no point gaykeeping. If something's good, I'm gonna share it, and I do do that. But yeah, I know my truth, I know my peace. Yeah, I'm protecting some of it if I don't readbuild the comments because I'm literally getting slandered online.

Yeah.

So yeah, this pimple here, it's from chocolate, bought it at will is. Yeah, it's just frustrating, like you can never do anything right.

I was really taken aback by Sammy's tone on this video. How do these people have followers and why are they so condescending to the followers that make them money. It's very unlikable. I don't know out of her followers, who's sitting there being like, yeah.

One hundred percent. I agree with her.

A job of an influencer is so difficult. We have spoken in length about influencers being trolled on tattle Life, and I think it's shit that she does get mean comments directed at her on her videos. And I do think that it is a good thing that she is trying to avoid reading that commentary. But when you're big on TikTok, I don't think you can because it's all about engagement and it's all about building a community, and if you're not responding to simple comments about oh where'd

I'm sure this will.

Change with a lot of influencers when Australia brings in the TikTok shop and we're suddenly linking everything. I did love that one of the commenters suggested that she just adds the outfit or product details in the caption so that she didn't actually have to read the negative commentary.

I made a video addressing every time anyone say anything bad about me. I would be posting all day long, every single day, as would every other content creator.

That's what the whole four you page will be filled with.

But I think we can all agree that this has gotten a little bit big and a little bit much so now here I am and I'm never doing this again.

I don't address stuff like this, but it has gotten very big.

Anna Paul has finally responded to the allegations leveled against her by former friend Mikayla Test. It took the Only Fans creator almost a week to reply to the explosive claims, which caused the Internet to call for her cancelation. Now, it was pretty kind of Anna to upload her response just three hours after we had finalized Tuesday's episode about the scandal. Now, for those who missed the episode, Kate,

She dated Anna's brother Adis for a couple of.

Years before they broke up in twenty twenty two, and on Wednesday last week, Mickayla released an eight minute expose on Anna and Attis. Now, the allegations leveled against Adis are of a serious nature and for legal reasons, we can't go into them.

As for the claims against Anna.

Michayla called her calculated, manipulative, and evil. She also accused Anna of incentivizing her underage fan base to sign up to her only fans account with the lure of a cash giveaway. Michayla also alleged Anna doesn't care about her fans and that the way she presents herself publicly is very different to Anna behind closed doors. She also said that the messaging Anna pushes about body positivity is just

Now.

Anna uploaded her own eight minute video to TikTok on Monday night, and she started out by prefacing that she doesn't normally address negative commentary, but the situation was too big now to ignore. Here's more of That's what Anna said.

The reason why I've taken so long is because this all took me by surprise, and it was a very big shock to me because somebody that I thought was my friend and that I was close with really hurt me. And two months ago she was asking me to go to Fiji with her on a girl's trip, and last year when my dad was apparently homeless and that was going everywhere crazy on TikTok, She was the one helping me through it, sending me voice message, just telling me, don't listen to the people online.

They're dumb. Everyone is stupid. Tell Papa it's going to be okay. I hope Papa's okay. Don't tell them not to listen. She was helping me.

So now this has all come as a very very big shock and surprise, because I thought we were friends.

Anna saying that she was too shocked to respond isn't an adequate excuse for this delay. It was this delay in responding to the allegations that let this situation get out of control. Yeah, because it gave people time to pick aside and this just spread like wildfire across TikTok and then also into the mainstream media. I disagree, as I said on Tuesday's episode, I think that Anna needed

Like that was said.

Well, she came out and said that she had no PR team working on this response. She even panned her camera around during this TikTok to show that she was by herself and reiterated there was no script. She was just talking to the capistry.

Bloody needed a script.

And I actually think that she said this in response to what Veruka had put on her story. So Veruka Soult came out in response and said, look, I managed to pan this statement in five minutes, Anna Paul. If she's telling the truth, she'd be able to pick up her phone and just pump out a video after watching the shambles of a response. I don't think that she needed to pan the camera around to prove that there

Yeah.

Yeah.

It didn't have any indication that a PR manager had looked over this. It seems to me like maybe Anna sat down with Addis and her mum and came up with this respect I think she thought that she'd seem more relatable and genuine if she pointed out that she didn't have help from a PR team and she was

Addis's behalf.

Now. I understand it's not her place to talk for Addas, and if she had tried to defend him, I don't think it would have looked good. But to not even acknowledge that Mikayla had made very serious allegations against her brother from a top level perspective really trivialized this whole situation. At the end of the day, she's not responsible for her brother's actions, but I think that it was misleading.

Not to touch on it.

I think she was really playing into TikTok's algorithm in the sense that people would watch the video not be fully across the story, so it kind of ended up looking like this really petty disagreement between two friends.

I was also really disappointed.

That Anna completely ignored the most serious allegation leveled at her, so that was in regards to her giveaway and allegedly incentivizing her underage audience to subscribe to her OnlyFans account. Instead, she chose to focus on the not so serious claim. So she denied calling a fan she met fat and that she lied about growing up poor. This is what she had to say about the fan encounter.

A fan came up to me and we hugged, and after she'd walked away, I said, oh my god, she was so fat and sweaty. Now I do not call my fans fat. That's not who I am, though's not what I stand for. That's not what I've ever stood for.

There's no sure that's not what I simple sweaty.

However, I may have called her sweaty because when somebody is wet and they touch you and then they leave, and when you're with your best friend and you are now wet because of them, you may say I am now wet again.

This was four years ago, but that may have happened.

And I also know that people would have hugged me, walked away and said Anna Paul was sweaty.

That does not make them a bad person.

That's just them pointing out that after two people touched, they are now sweaty or wet.

And I think I wanted to say that she hugs thousands of people at her meat and greets and in the process her shoulder ends up touching people's sweaty underarms, and she explained after events that she has to clean her shoulder with a wet wipe to.

Get rid of the bo smell.

I don't think that Anna could have made it more obvious that this fan encounter did happen, and it did play out in the way that Mikayla alleged. She literally admitted to calling the fans sweaty and then followed up by saying that basically she has to get a brother to fucking wet wipe her down and hugging other fans appearance. But if it didn't happen as well, how would you remember that incident? Yeah, and calling someone sweaty, that doesn't

I mean, she lives on.

The Gold Coast that is a very hot, sweaty and human environment.

But you know when you.

Are lying about something and you go over the top about it and it comes across like it's such a lie. That's how it played out, because she was so help bent on no no, I said, sweaty, yeah.

Fat, Yeah.

Well, if you think things couldn't get any worse, they did. Let's hear what Anna had to say about the allegation she lied about growing up being poor.

The second one is that I lie about growing up broke. Now, I do not lie about the fact that I.

Grew up broke.

When I say I grew up broke, that is my experience that is how I felt. When I can hear my parents talking in the kitchen that the budget for the groceries that week is thirty dollars. It makes me feel broke where we kind of affords greuniforms.

It makes me feel broke when I'm eleven.

When I'm ten and all my friends can afford something and my parents can't.

It makes me feel.

Broke when they say, oh, I don't know how we're gonna afford rent next week. That makes me scared. It makes me feel broke. That does not mean that I was the most broke person on earth. There are definitely people in way worse situations than me.

But that does not mean that I'm.

Lying about the fact that I felt broke during those times.

How did Anna not realize that her line I felt broke was gonna go viral? I mean, she has been on TikTok for a long time.

It was at this.

Point where I thought, hmm, I think she probably should have made a written statement because a lot of what she said can easily be stitched up, and people are now responding to it.

It's gotten even bigger.

It really had jamaking vibes to it, and as you said, Amy, This has created a real viral moment on TikTok. This has become a trending sound and people are making jokes about what made them feel poor as kids, whether their parents wouldn't allow them to have a Dolly magazine, or if they couldn't go through the McDonald's drive. My favorite is someone filling up an ASoP soap bottle with cheap soap and saying, this is.

What happens when I feel broke.

I mean jokes aside to essentially say that being poor is a mindset. Truly did upset a lot of people. What I don't get is it's the easiest accusation to provide receipts.

For which she did not provide.

It just backed up Michayla's claims that it seems like she has been cosplaying being poor to relate to her Audi. This is the whole issue with her response. She focused on these petty allegations. She should have been clear and concisely. She shouldn't have released an eight minute video. It should have been a lot shorter. She almost just was tripping herself up with her responses.

Well.

She also decided to use the video to address the receipts that have been popping up on TikTok regarding her apparent wealth as a child. So she denied the photo doing the rounds were of her childhood home or car. Her defense was that the Internet didn't exist when she was a child, nor did she have social media, therefore the photos wouldn't be on the Internet. I couldn't believe this because Anna is only twenty five. She was born

Social media is fake it is not real Instagram.

It's all fake and it can be faked.

So this is just a perfect example of that.

There's a photo of me sitting in first class when I was like thirteen years old. Please don't quote me. Maybe I was twelve, Maybe I was eleven, maybe I was fourteen.

I don't know. Back I'm gonna say thirteen.

And I posted on Instagram and people are saying, look, this is her first class when she's thirteen.

She's a liar.

She was always rich. Now, what you don't know about that photo is that that was a flight that my uncle paid for, and it was an economy flight because my whole family lives in Germany and we were in Australia. So my uncle wanted my brother and I to go see our grandparents, so he bought us two economy tickets. And during the flight, my brother threw up all over me. Everywhere.

Everything was wet and hot, everything was dirty.

So the flight attendants take care of unaccompanied minus and they said to us, guys, come to the front of the plane by I cleans up. It's the last twenty minutes anyway, So for the last twenty minutes of the flight we were sitting in first class, and of course they posted on Instagram and twelve and that's cool, and now people are using that like liar. No, social media is fake and it could all be explained and I have before or another one is I'm wearing like a

I could not believe that Anna's defense was that social media is fake, especially when she's talking about images that she's uploaded herself. Does that mean that this statement is fake? Does that mean that Mikayla Tests allegations are true and the persona that you've been putting on is fake and that you weren't poor. I just think I don't know why she's gone into the weeds and the immense detail in this. I think she's missed the mark of what

Another one that I what is it, I'm a manipulative layer because I called past the noodles or something like that like insanity. I think we can all agree it's gotten very, very insane where it's just insane.

Because this pissed a lot of people off.

Because Mikayla never called an manipulative over saying noodles for a Turkish past a recipe. She called her manipulative in regards to incentivizing her underpage fans to sign up to her only fans account, an allegation that she never addressed. I saw Abby Chatfield put out of TikTok and it just had her simply saying something along the lines of

It just added to.

The mixed messaging of the statement. The tone and delivery were just so off because there was literally no understanding of how her can community felt and what she needed to address.

It just kind of across as really dismissive, a bit tone deaf. Really yeah.

And on the underage fan thing, Anna did say in the comment section of the video that her following is ninety three point eight percent eighteen plus, but if you look at her following, that means that over one hundred and fifty thousand people are underage. Well, that was in defense to saying that she was incentivizing her young audience. I mean, as you said, Kate, I would still say, encouraging one hundred and fifty thousand underaged children to sign

Here's what she said, Yeah.

Me aside in this whole situation, okay, me aside the bullying that has bested and grown from this because it's a trend is dangerous and not okay.

And bullying like this hell people, It kills people. You might think it's funny to set up your phone and think, oh, what's trending right now?

I know I'll say I met Anna Paul once and say something bad that'll get views. Your views aren't worth someone's life, I'm telling you. Or setting up the camera and laughing with all your friends about what my body looks like and then posting it, that is not worth the views. Someone's life are not worth those views, I'm telling you.

Anna went on to say that she was fortunate to have a support system around her and she couldn't imagine going through something like this alone.

She then said this.

There are children that go through this kind of stuff, this kind of bullying alone, and for that I cannot even imagine how they even survived that.

To be honest, then because of that, I'm going to leave a number down.

Belue, if you're alone and you ever need someone to talk to you or need something, please call that numb and do not hesitate because it can happen to anyone. So I'm just sending my love out there to anyone that has gone through this, or people that.

Will go through this or Anna then urged her followers to be respectful to all parties involved and not to send anyone hate on her behalf. I think this was actually the best part of her response because it did make you think, look, these are two young girls. There's a lot of hate flying around on the internet. People

I think it was also because the start of her.

Video was all jokey and making out like these allegations went serious, and then suddenly it ticked over into her crying and saying how serious online bullying was?

Yeh?

And it did you feel like we were getting this lecture about bullying at the end of the video, after she had just trivialized all these serious allegations.

I think, as I said earlier, a.

Written statement would have been a lot better if she couldn't actually deliver a proper response. On a side note, did anyone else notice what she was wearing? Yeah, she was wearing a by Bambi branded top, so she had a jacket it said Bambi across it.

Bit a peripheral messaging there. Yeah, well by Bamburi.

We spoke about them last year. They've been involved in a number of controversies involving not paying influences correctly. I do wonder, kay, if she was trying to come across as Bambi as in the well. She also was wearing it looked like pajama pants and she wasn't all dold up. I think it was a strategic move to make herself look relatable. I think she needed a bit more strategy involved in this because it was not working for her. Yeah. I do understand though, why she tried to speak off

Serious in your delivery. And when she was just spewing vomit.

Out like it was just all over the place, how many times do you think she recorded it like that? Could that have been the first record and she's gone, yeah, this is one I've done. Maybe it seemed like I wouldn't like to see the other recordings if that was the best one. The general consensus was people felt gas lip from the video it's pr one oh one. She needed to respond to the allegations properly. That would have stopped the narrative. What she has done is provided TikTok

There was none of that now.

Mikayla Testa was quick to respond to Anna's video in the comments section, writing Anna, please do not try and paint me as a liar. I will come with receipts. Do not make me come on here with it all. You said what you said, and you said it in entirety. I thought we were friends too, until your friends have come to me with everything you've been saying about me the entire time.

I reached out because I thought we were friends. We weren't.

You were fake and this doesn't cut it. I care about children and you're extorting them now. Mickchayla went on to screenshot her comment and post it to an Instagram story with the caption, of course, Anna will block my comments. I guess I'm forced into explaining myself in full. I think the fact that Mikayla was able to reply so quickly back to Anna in a succinct manner she raised some really good points highlights even further how poor Anna's eight.

Minute video was.

Yeah, I suppose if you're trying to determine who is guilty in this situation, Anna took a week to respond.

Michayla then instantly.

Responded to the video and said she's got receipts for it now. Twenty four hours later, Mikayla updated her followers on those receipts, saying, Hi, guys, I did promise receipts. While going through and actually collecting them and reviewing them, I realized something very very sinister was happening to meet for many years. This is something the police should be seeing,

Let me tell you how all went.

Down after parting ways with long standing partner Trepeka, it's been officially announced as Sarah's Day, is an investor in a new drink company called Hiro. The finness influencer has been spooking the benefits of the drink across her social media channels since July last year, but hasn't let her followers in on the secret that she in fact part

Yeah.

At first I thought this was some sort of pre workout drink, but it is actually an electrolyte drink. So it comes in a red sashet which she's been mixing into water and has a range of different flavors. The idea is that you take it at the start of the day and during or after your workouts to supposedly replenish the electrolytes that you lost in sweat. It is similar to body Bloom in the sense that the drink claims to provide better physical performance, muscle function, improved digestion,

Let's throw it to what she said.

Pers this is how I've been surviving this pregnancy.

This is Hiro again. It's the Hiro lemonon lime. That's the one I like tastes like you found a fresh lemonon lime ice block, like a quarter of an ice block. Because they water it down and it's melted in your water. It just gives it that little bit of like zest, fresh sourness that I'm going to down this whole thing now.

Sarah did tag Hiro in the post, but didn't disclose whether the was a paid or gifted partnership. As someone who follows her quite closely, I feel like she does this with a lot of partners well. The owners were quick to cut up Sarah's glowing reviews for their social media. They wrote, when you check your DMS and Sarah's day gives you a shout out on her Instagram stories, you

Now.

The owners, Stephen and Taylor, were really giving the impression that Sarah randomly came across this relatively unknown brand and was so blown away that she just had to post about it to her over a million followers. Here's what they said. We just had some in coming messages in from Sarah's day, tagging.

Us in a few Medias's days. I feel like she's just one of the OG influences.

Wake up.

This one of the Sarah's days. Pretty epic twenty four hours watches. That's so exciting. Orders are starting to flow through already statuned.

This just felt very twenty seventeen because in this video the owners are acting as though Sarah has organically come across this product, when in reality we know that they would have spent months trying to get noticed by her. This would have been some sort of paid partnership. As we know, she isn't just posting about.

Anyone for free.

And the reason the water is so muddy in this situation is because Sarah quite often doesn't disclose paid partnerships as you touched on, which leads people to think, oh, well, maybe this time around, this is a genuine product that she really likes, and this is just a recommendation she's letting us know about now. The owners continued saying that they have been inundated with orders and people following their

Going on behind the scenes.

Well, to put all of this into context, Sarah's first post about Hiro was made in July of twenty twenty four, and that's also when the owners made the gushing posts about how excited they were that Sarah was trying their product. Now, if we fast forward to January twenty twenty five, we are now privy to what has really been going on behind the scenes. So on the twentieth of January, Sarah and Hiro announced that Sarah was a part owner and an investor in the company. As predicted, this wasn't just

She's now an invest a.

Part owner in hiro. This means so much to us because Sarah's built an incredible community of people that care about health, family, and balance just like we do. So to put this all into perspective, Sarah and Kurt agreed to become investors and partners in this business in June.

This is so incredibly deceptive.

It just shows that this type of marketing works, though, because, as the owner said, Sarah simply posting about the drinks makes them sell out of their warehouse several times.

Well, I don't understand why has she just not been.

Upfront Because she's had other business ventures where her name's been slapped on stuff, So she's always talking about her White Fox boutique line. When she brought out sunglasses when she brought out Bathers. I think has been a strategy because if you look back at her success with Tripeka, as we touched on last week, people genuine only bought into the hype around it because back then there wasn't so much ad disclosure and people thought, wow, this drink

Anyway, good morning, I am mixing up my Hiro. This is my electrolytes. They are ooh delicious. I'm having the lemon and lime flavor. It kind of tastes like a splice with ice cold water chef's kIPS, especially after hot pilates. A handful of you guys actually guessed it, but you would have seen in a vlog last year. I think it was around June July twenty twenty four, I had a meeting with the founders of Hiro, and long story shot, I ended up investing in the company. I love the founders,

I went back to look at her vlogs over this period of time to see if this meeting was included, and she did go to a secret project meeting in a June vlog, but that was with who is Elijah, which is the perfume brand that she's collaborating with. I did not see any reference to a secret meeting with Hiro.

It's that deceptive in saying that.

As someone who is pretty sad obviously in the influencers space having this podcast, I knew straightaway that it was a partnership. Most influencers don't tag a brand if there's not some sort of kickback for them, So I think if you're a savvy consumer of influencer content, you knew that there was a partnership there. I get the impression that influencers know that they can get away with it,

To do with it.

I am fascinated that she has decided to invest in this product and not just be an ambassador. I think that's a really big step, and I wonder if it's because she got sick of brands dropping her once they got enough exposure for her. We've seen her name be removed from so many brands and they just continue on without her. Well, it's a very good business move that

From everyday people.

Now, when I was taking a deeper look into Hiro, I found a marketing campaign they ran in August which was quite disturbing. So the basis of the campaign is that the owner, Steven, declared that he was fasting until they reached their first one thousand sales. Oh god, now, at the time they were sitting on nine hundred and sixty one sales. Let's throw it to what he said.

Starting a water only a hirofast until we a thousand gus started a couple days ago. I've it's been having water and hiro. Okay, this is a good idea.

Well, I'm glad you're having the hiro. We're at least replacing the electrolytes which are critical, and you've also got some vitamin C in there as well. My preference is that this only goes on for a week, but take nally, we can get you up to twenty one day now.

In the caption, they did point out that Highro is actually perfectly suited for fasting, as it contains all the electrolytes you need and no sugar, so your body apparently does stay in katosis throughout. This was followed up by Steven interviewing the company's dietitian about his fasting stunt.

What else am I going to experience this?

So obviously headaches, fatigue, really low energy.

Okay, So what you're saying is should I do this or not?

I think the reality is you're doing it. Focus on your hydration, drink plenty of Highro, and let's get those thousand.

Customers over to you guys, please save me. Head to the website now and order so I can start drinking more than just this.

I was shocked when I watched this video. I can't believe he was able to get a nutritionist to say that it was okay for him to be consuming just water and hiro for twenty one days. This makes me lose any truck in the so called scientific claims made by this product. This just seems insane to me. I mean, he's clearly using shock value to sell products. I do question, though, what type of effects There's Day has had on this company if they thought it would take twenty one days

I'm like, this is nearly as big as you.

He's pretty fast as well, because he's only been doing it for a couple of days. I couldn't leave the speed he was taking on the carpet. I love that this is your high. Will it suddenly turn into your low causing draper?

Well?

Probably.

I also have a question for our listeners who are momths. So Jack is at an age where his wake windows aren't as dominated by his feeds anymore. So I've got a lot of time to play with him, and we go and play with the toys that he got for Christmas, but I'm personally getting bored of them, and I'm thinking he probably is too. I have seen a few TikTok videos where it shows activities for you to do with your kids. So I filled up this big saucepan and put blocks in it, and it was all well and

Like it's just never ending.

My Friday share is a bit of a different one to yours. Okay, not so wholesome. I had a very scary experience at a Hungry Jack's drive through on Saturday nights. Did someone drop a whopper? Had a joke that went through front of me?

Yeah?

Well, basically I was. It was around eleven o'clock at night, right before Hungry Jack's closed. I was actually picking my partner something up. This wasn't a pregnancy craving and I was in the car by myself, and I made my order and I sat in the drive through for ten minutes whilst I was waiting for the car in front of me. Now, the car in front of me had a husband and wife, I think in their forties in there, and I thought that they knew the girl at the

You never know how people are going to react.

I just wanted to get home by then, so I tried to do a friendly too, you know, when it's not a full It was not friendly. It did not sound friendly for me at my end. They didn't react. So then I called out the window, sorry, do you mind moving?

I can't get out anyway.

The woman tries to open her door. She couldn't she was so close to the drive through window. Then the husband throws his door back before coming over to my car. He then runs over to the front window, starts abusing the girl some more, storms over to my car window, and my heart was pounding out of my chest. I thought he was going to punch the bonnet of my car. And he goes, what do you want?

And I said, oh, I'm so sorry. I am she's just trying to get out of the drive through. You guys are blocking me.

And he's like, these people are assholes and starts complaining about his meal and that they didn't give him a refund. Think, sir, you were the asshole. I did not say anything at this point. If I were you, I would have been like, I'm just a pregnant lady trying to get Hungry Jack. Well.

Played him in it highly recommend.

Okay, well, it's not really selling it to me. That was from twenty thirteen, but broad Church was from the same era and I got into that, so maybe may listeners will have to give it a go. It's got everything, it's got hot people, it's got crime. Well, I'm for seasons into suits and I'm obsessed with it, so maybe I'll give it a go. After that, Well, I think that is all we have time for today. Thank you