The hosts discuss the importance of informing someone about physical appearance mishaps and the necessity of background checks in relationships. They share stories of medical mix-ups and mistaken surgeries. They explore the challenges faced by a busy parent in balancing work, parenting, and navigating the digital world. The speakers express their preferences for meeting people and potential partners outside of dating apps. They have a humorous conversation about the contents of someone's handbag.
The importance of finding balance and open communication in parenting a teenager in the age of social media.
The diversity of opinions on social etiquette, specifically on informing someone if they have something on their face.
Deep dives
Jackie O shares her busy life and dating experiences
Jackie O, a busy woman in the media industry, discusses her life and how she prioritizes her responsibilities. She talks about the challenges of parenting a 13-year-old in the age of social media, emphasizing the importance of balance and open communication. Jackie also mentions her decision to swear off dating at the moment, but remains open to meeting people through friends and social media. The discussion highlights the importance of finding harmony between work, personal life, and friendships.
The debate over informing someone about something on their face
Laura and Mitch engage in a lighthearted debate about whether it is necessary to inform someone if they have something on their face. Laura recounts an incident where she didn't inform Mitch about a smudge on his face, leading to an experiment where Mitch intentionally puts lipstick on his face and tests how long it takes for someone to inform him. The discussion demonstrates different perspectives on social etiquette and the degree of importance placed on informing others.
Jackie O's busy life and the rare lilac stone
Jackie O discusses her bustling schedule and the challenges of balancing work and personal life. She mentions having a personal assistant to help manage various tasks and create more time for her daughter. The discussion also ventures into dating experiences and online platforms like Bumble, with Jackie expressing her preference for meeting people through friends or engagements on Instagram. Additionally, the conversation touches on the upcoming series 'Strive' and references Mamma Mia and its founder's journey from small beginnings to a successful company.
The varying opinions on informing someone about something on their face
The hosts engage in a lively debate about whether it is customary or necessary to inform someone if they have something on their face. They share personal anecdotes and explore different perspectives on the issue. Ultimately, they conclude that approaches may vary among individuals, with some feeling it's important to inform others, while others may prioritize conflict avoidance or consider the severity of the situation. The conversation highlights the diversity of opinions on social etiquette.
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