No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
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Curious about the weird sayings we use every day? On this episode of "No Wine Left Behind," we’re digging into the quirky origins of idioms, chatting about UFOs, and laughing through the chaos of current events—from the Olympics to astronauts stuck in space. We’ll also sip wine while tackling inflation and cheering on Arizona Iced Tea for sticking to 99 cents. Don’t miss out—grab your glass and join the fun!
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Welcome to the no Wine Left Behind podcast, where we uncork the perfect blend of wine and wines from our everyday lives. I'm Alex.
Speaker 2:And I'm Celia. We are here together in the wine cellar sipping on different blends of wine, while sharing the ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures.
Speaker 1:So grab a glass of vino. Join us as we raise our voices and our glasses Together. We'll dive into the drama of life as we see it.
Speaker 2:What's up?
Speaker 1:Buckle up, bitches Oof. I need a break.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, Today has been a day All I'm going gonna say about that. Oh my goodness, everything will be all right. Okay, that's what everyone keeps telling me. But what more could we do?
Speaker 1:girl girl, girl, girl, girl girl maybe we could focus on like other people's pain. Do we have any like funny stories that we can tell? Anything that you've read lately?
Speaker 2:um, yeah, actually tell me the olympics is doing really well. Usa is everywhere. Usa is dominating in the medal count, as we should, yep. But you know, you, a couple of weeks ago, you, you, craziest events ever. You still don't watch it, no, and that's fine. But now do you see why it could be interesting?
Speaker 1:it's like no, I do sort of, um, it's just a lot, and I feel like it's hard to watch the olympics because there's so much going on. So like, for instance, if I was big into like swimming, then maybe I would watch all of like the water sports, but then, like, those happen at certain times and there's other stuff on and you have to be like really committed to be into the olympics. Otherwise you just sit there and you just watch whatever is on, and that's fine too, because it broadens your horizon. But uh, yeah, no, I mean, if anything, I'm just intrigued as to how people even make it to the olympics, because I like kudos to them. It seems like a lot of fucking shit they got to go through.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. And the events. Like I said, there's so many rock climbing. I just saw rock climbing yesterday.
Speaker 1:And that is like speed rock climbing.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, yeah, that's no joke, it's crazy, it is crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's no joke, it's crazy. It is crazy, and that's too what I think the Olympics are is, um like a sport that you would normally think of, but they take it up like 20 notches.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like you're not just running, you're running really fast. You're not just like on a horse, you're on a horse to the beat. 're not just doing um, I don't know something. It's just they take the idea and they're like okay, how can we like flip it on its head and make it really interesting and really difficult and take it to the dream? Yeah, like the gymnastics and all of the things that they do and like the impact that it has on their bodies.
Speaker 2:It's just, I love it crazy I love the gym, I love, I love the olympics love it yeah, yeah, and I'll sit and I'll watch and I'll I'll switch from channel to channel, different events, like then I have to get the encore coverage and you know, listen to and watch what I, what I missed because I was at work or wherever. So, yeah, I'm gonna be sad when it's over. It's like, I think it's only like closing ceremonies, I think is like this week, I think it's oh wow.
Speaker 1:I feel like that went by fast. Yeah, it was just two weeks, I believe. And then how soon are like the winter olympics? Do they like alternate years?
Speaker 2:like how does that work? Honestly, I don't know, I wonder yeah it's, and then like I like it, but I don't keep track, like you know what I mean. Like I don't know like what, when it's when the dates are, and as soon as I start seeing commercials and stuff, I'm like oh yeah, the date you know mental note yeah, exactly, oh, exactly.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2:Good, it's good stuff going on.
Speaker 1:Very.
Speaker 2:Yeah, love it. Um. So, hey, you know what I heard today, which I know that you have your feelings on it, but I think it's kind of sad. Um, those astronauts, they thought they would have them back this month. Guess what?
Speaker 2:they can't come back till, probably 2025 why I don't understand like there's some issues going on up there like and you know, that that takes a toll on their bones and their overall health, obviously yeah, don't they like shrink or something when they're in space? Yes, so like, and what about their families here? Like, come on, like, this is NASA. You put people in and out of fucking space all the time. Like you can't get these people home, like what the hell?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's something I definitely don't understand, but also I don't know, like, what issues they're facing. But I also feel like things like this they probably warn them like, hey, you're gonna go up in space and I bet you think this is a great idea, but like shit can happen and because you're in out of space, like we can't really fucking help you, oh wow so I'm sure families are like prepared for that and who maybe they'll get paid overtime.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, they bet, holy God, it's poor people. I feel bad. And then you know they show like the spaceship there and everything's so small and confined.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:It's, yeah, I don't know. I'd probably have a panic attack and die If I was stuck in space like I.
Speaker 1:I probably I think for me I would just have to be up there with someone. That wouldn't drive me fucking crazy. Yeah, cause, like if the space is as small as you're describing it to be, I don't know. I can't name one person. I'd want to be stuck in that fucking space. Do you think they have enough?
Speaker 2:food to be up there, Like you think. They said hey, let's pack, you know, a year's worth of food, just in case we end up getting stuck.
Speaker 1:Who knows? I'm sure there's extras, but they'll have to do the math and maybe just like ration out their meals if they start to run low. Oh my god that is wild. Yeah, so instead of eating like three meals a day, they're probably going gonna cut down to like one meal so that they can sustain themselves for like a little while longer. But I don't know how that works, because ain't no fucking uber indoor dash in space?
Speaker 2:no, bueno, no, no bueno, I don't know man anyways. So what else is going on in life?
Speaker 1:um, do you remember I was randomly remembering this myself, so I don't know if you'll remember that, like a mysterious fireball like thing, you sent to me that video and it was like over san diego and it was like in the sky and then it like zhooped away. Do you remember that?
Speaker 2:they thought. If people thought it was UFO, something, aliens yeah.
Speaker 1:So they're still thinking that I was reading on like an updated report and still no one has answers. So it was definitely a UFO.
Speaker 2:It was not. It was just probably like a bug that like flew wicked fast or something. It was probably like a bat. You ever hear that saying a bat out of hell. It was probably a bat. No, it was fast, because it was just you know.
Speaker 1:This is how obsessed I am with aliens. I literally you know when you have a dream and then you wake up and you don't remember it, but sometimes throughout the day, like you remember what the dream was. You're like oh yeah. So now that we're having this conversation, in my dream last night I dreamt that I could speak alien.
Speaker 2:Oh, I think you need to be committed. Holy Lord, holy.
Speaker 1:God, I'm tuned in, I am on their frequency. Sure, I'm telling you, aliens are in my destiny line. I'm going to see one.
Speaker 2:Okay, well, you let me know when that happens.
Speaker 1:I will.
Speaker 2:So, speaking of sayings, like I said, bad out of hell.
Speaker 1:Where did this come from? Listen, don't get me started, Because there are some that I don't agree with. There are some that people say wrong and it pisses me off. I don't know. I'm sure they all have their origins, but just over time they take on like a life of their own and like.
Speaker 2:Like when someone says you better have all your eggs in one basket.
Speaker 1:First of all, they say don't put your eggs in one basket.
Speaker 2:Oh, they say don't put all your eggs in one basket. Oh yeah, because it's stupid. Okay, so don't know all your eggs in one basket?
Speaker 1:Yeah, because it's stupid. Okay, so don't put your eggs in one basket. No, actually that one makes sense.
Speaker 2:What does that mean? Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Speaker 1:So picture yourself right You're a farmer, lady. I don't know what they call farmer, women, woman, farmer. And you got to wake up and make your breakfast. But your breakfast is in the hen house, so you got to go to the hen house and get your eggs. But don't put your eggs in one basket, because if you bust your ass, all your eggs are going to break. You got to put your eggs in two baskets.
Speaker 2:That's not what that means. That's what that means.
Speaker 1:Don't put your eggs in one basket. That means you're risking it all.
Speaker 2:If you put all your eggs in one basket, that means you're you're risking it all. If you put all your eggs in one basket, you're risking all your eggs. Oh, come on, so don't do that. I don't like that one. How about what's another one? Um, like white on rice. Like what the fuck is that like? Why do people say that? Okay?
Speaker 1:that one I don't have an answer for.
Speaker 1:I don't know um, there's got, there's more it's funny because the one that people get wrong all the time is blood is thicker than water. That is wrong. Okay, the proper whatever it is phrase, I don't fucking know is blood of the battle is thicker than water of the womb. So when people are like, oh, blood is thicker than water, like family over friends, that's wrong. Blood of the battle, so your friends, are thicker than water of the womb, which is your family. So it's actually the opposite of what everybody says.
Speaker 2:Oh wow, I never knew that.
Speaker 1:that that's pretty deep, I know, and when I tell people that I get looked at like I'm crazy, but it's like, hey, you're stupid and I'm not.
Speaker 2:So yeah, that's true. Yeah, so what's another one?
Speaker 2:you know, I was just saying like we're at the hair salon a couple weeks ago yeah somebody had said a saying and I looked at don and I was like what does that mean? He just shrugged his shoulders, he's like I don't know. He and I go. It's so funny because people say, like these weird phrases, but I don't understand half of them, and then we started going back and forth with phrases. Right now that I want to go back in both the phrases. I can't, I can't really think of them.
Speaker 1:Um, I know one that you don't like. Which one? Uh, I don't. I don't know if this is exactly right, but you'll understand when I say it. Um faith of a mustard seed.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, yes, you remember that one. Faith of a mustard seed? Like, what the hell does that mean? Faith of a mustard seed? Like what the hell does that mean? Faith of a mustard seed, so what? I don't know what it means. I don't even know what a mustard seed is like. Do seeds come from mustard? Like, do must? Does mustard come from seeds? Like, what the fuck does that mean? And I that I have no idea. I don't know.
Speaker 1:I just don't understand the sayings that people say when they are oh, you know in conversations another one I heard in a show the other day was um, uh, rising water raises all boats. What so? Apparently it's like if something is good for me, it's good for all of us. Oh, no but it's like just fucking say that yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, like rising tides raise all boats, something like that, and I was like, huh, I don't get it.
Speaker 2:Yeah it's fucking weird. Yeah, that that was, that was stupid. I would never say that. I've never heard it and I probably won't ever remember it. So, um, that was, that was really stupid what about?
Speaker 1:don't judge a book by its cover?
Speaker 2:yeah, what? What do you mean? Okay, I know what that means. Like Like you know, like a person, they may look great, but inside they're not, or vice versa, whatever. I don't know. Why can't you just say, careful, you know, get to know that person, or whatever. Like, don't judge a book. And, furthermore, I read the back of the book and if I don't like what it says, then I'll read the book. I don't even look at the cover I know, I know I don't know, oh, you know another one.
Speaker 1:That's really weird too. Now you just have me thinking right, yeah, the bullet, whoever who ever bit a bullet, how do you know that?
Speaker 2:yeah, or pull the trigger. Wait what you need to pull the trigger on this yeah, that's weird, why don't?
Speaker 2:you just say you need to, you need to go do it or you need to get it done and you need to make this happen. Like why does that? You need to pull the trigger on that? Uh, okay, give me a gun so I can shoot you for saying that. You fucking weirdo. Like I'll pull the trigger. Like listen, I don't care about these sayings. I don't necessarily say I think I don't really say a lot of stuff like that. Well, maybe I do and I don't notice, but I notice other people say these things and I look like that is so stupid. Like why are they saying that?
Speaker 1:You know why are they burning the midnight oil?
Speaker 2:Yeah, why are they burning the midnight oil? Yeah, why are they burning the midnight oil? Like what the fuck is that? Just say I'm working late, like come on.
Speaker 1:Do clouds really have silver linings? Exactly, I don't know. I don't think so, but I don't want to say no, I don't know. Birds of a feather flock together Okay, so Great. I don't know birds of a feather flock together okay, so great. Can we go back to the days when it was a penny for your thoughts? Now it's like give me a hundred dollar bill for my shit. Yeah, a penny for my thoughts yeah, today.
Speaker 2:Yeah, these, these phrases are are fucking crazy.
Speaker 1:You know what really gets me upset too, when people call their kids angels. Okay, my angel baby, my little angel baby, aren't angels dead? Like I don't understand that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't like when people say that. When people die, they become an angel, right, right. So it kind of freaks me out when people say that when people die they become an angel right, Right.
Speaker 1:So it kind of freaks me out when people are like my little angel baby. Look at my baby angel. And they'll use like a little angel emoji too, and like there are pictures that they post. No, that's weird. It's like I don't, I don't get it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't see why you're saying that to your child that's living.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it freaks me out, right, yeah that is weird, but yeah, that was a whole conversation that we had in the salon. It went on for like an hour. No one can figure out why the phrases were said, what they meant. We all felt the same way. We all felt like they were dumb. Yeah, we all felt the same way. We all felt like they were dumb. Yeah, I don't understand, I don't know. But that's, that's fine, to each his own. If you like to say weird phrases that some people don't understand, you just said one to each his own. That's one there. You go to each his own. Yes, that one I get, because that one you're basically saying like, you know, everyone has their own thing and don't don't judge them for it. And I think that's a fair, kind of respectable one, because you're not you're.
Speaker 2:You're saying like I'm not going to judge you for that, but it's not my thing. You know what I mean. So to each his own, so, and that's that's like the very polite way of of saying you know, you're fucking weird.
Speaker 1:I will not judge you for being fucking weird, because that's your shit, that's not my shit oh god, that is so funny, the phrases I gotta think of some more.
Speaker 2:We're gonna talk about it some more, maybe next time. Yep, um. So did you know that mumbai, yep, is now the the most, is now the city with the most amount of billionaires in all of asia?
Speaker 1:yes, girl, you know, I be following that billionaire tracker, you know I know that they surpassed beijing which is crazy yep, crazy, can you imagine?
Speaker 2:they, they only have one more billionaire, it says. It says like india now, the, the financial hub of india, now hosts 92 billionaires which is Beijing's 91 millionaires like, which is crazy.
Speaker 1:So the same continent has that many billionaires. Yeah, yeah, uh, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:That's just like insane, like I can't even wrap my head around that no, not at all it's literally insane. I don't know. I want to go there you and me, let's go fuck miami, let's go to mumbai. So you know what I saw? That was really really, really, really cool. Oh what the only person on the whole world. The only thing in the whole world that's not going to have a price increase is arizona iced tea oh oh.
Speaker 1:I did see, um like some stories circulating about him. Yeah, the the product, but I didn't look into them too much, so that's why that's so interesting.
Speaker 2:He is sticking to his decision to to keep their arizona iced tea at 99 cents. Good for him and him.
Speaker 1:I feel like a lot of businesses could do that, but they just choose not to and eventually price gouge and I think for a lot of businesses too, it's probably where their demise starts. So arizona's gonna be here through like the fucking apocalypse, yeah good.
Speaker 2:You know what good for him? Because he's not like a greedy ass, like all these other freaking um people that are out there selling everything from milk to eggs, to toilet paper, to laundry detergent to any groceries, any cars, houses, like everything I can think of, has been a price increase. Oh, it's scary Like triple, maybe more than that, since after covid happened, right, um, and when I read that I thought it was even girl scout cookies went up. Yes, them girl scout cookies were that cheap for a cheap for a long time.
Speaker 1:so they, yeah, and they're good with it, oh for sure.
Speaker 2:But this guy's like, no, like it's his tea, it's. It stands out in the beverage market and it's high quality. And he figured you know what. My customers have been loyal to me all these years, you know. You know that saying don't fix it if it ain't broken. See what?
Speaker 1:I did. There you go, there's another one, there's another one, it's true, and I got them big ass cans. So you get like a lot of bang for your buck, yeah.
Speaker 2:So I thought that was great. I applaud him for that and I think that other people should consider the same. Like give people a freaking break, yeah, drop the price of eggs. Drop the price of milk. Drop the price of eggs. Drop the price of milk. Drop the price, at least. Here's my thing. Like you want to increase the prices of houses and cars and, and you know fucking, jewelry and clothing, whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but food people need to eat yeah and and it's so sad that people can't even afford like groceries for their family because of everything being so expensive. It's just, yeah, it's just fucking crazy.
Speaker 1:Well, like absolutely insane the issue is the more people that are involved in the process, the harder it becomes to control the cost so when you have like the farmer, you have like the people that put the stuff in the truck, the people that drive the truck, like all the truck maintenance, and then you know from there to the store, all the store people, like somewhere along the line, only one of those people need to raise their price for whatever reason and it just fucks up the whole logistics of it all. So I think this is a good opportunity logistics of it all. So I think this is a good opportunity and I think this is why for like the last few years, ever since COVID, we've been seeing like this whole entrepreneur boom, because if you can provide a service that a larger entity is doing before a much cheaper price, your volume is going to be better and your profit is going to be bigger. So, listen, I found batteries today for a dollar and I fucking bought a bunch of them fuckers.
Speaker 1:Because when do you ever see batteries for a dollar? And I get it. I know what people are going to say they're probably going to explode, they're going to last a day. I don't give a fuck. I got a bunch of batteries for a dollar, so a bunch of batteries is going to last me a couple of days. Oh my God, I don't care a fuck, I got a bunch of batteries for a dollar.
Speaker 1:So a bunch of batteries is gonna last me a couple of days oh my god, I don't care, but that's what I mean like if people could do something that other people will utilize, but just do it at a lower cost, at least for a little while it's, you're guaranteed to have a little bit of a boom.
Speaker 2:So I think that um they should, people should stop buying stuff like let's.
Speaker 1:That'll never happen when you have boycott fucking milk people and stop buying milk, say we know what were the cost of milk?
Speaker 2:we'll buy your milk again but of course, no one starts at the top, everybody starts at the top yeah, and everybody keeps spending and spending, and spending and spending, and they just keep raising and raising and raising, raising the prices. It's it's like a vicious cycle. It's.
Speaker 1:It's awful yeah, there was talk of interest rates or something, um, maybe being lowered. Do you think that'll happen?
Speaker 2:um no, no no, no, yeah, no, I don't, I don't think, no, no, I don't see anything coming down. I think everything's just going to stay where it's at or it's going to go up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, this presidential election will be interesting, except Arizona iced tea. That's staying where it's at, of course yeah, arizona iced teas Non-negotiable hmm, yeah, yeah, this election is going to be interesting.
Speaker 2:I'm yeah for wait to see how this turns out. So I don't know. It is what it is. There's another one. It is what it is.
Speaker 1:That is correct, and there is still time to register to vote. Heck yeah.
Speaker 2:Every vote counts.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you have until Saturday, august 24th, to register online or by mail or in person. Actually too, actually too.
Speaker 2:I do think that the voting uh um procedures in a lot of states should be different though yeah, I think they all need to be watched.
Speaker 1:Oh for sure, you can also um you can volunteer to be a poll worker. So if anyone has concerns and you want to do something to rectify any like illegal voting or people that vote multiple times or under false names, you can visit vote411.org um. You can go there to register to vote um, but you can also, uh, register to volunteer to become a poll worker. Oh wow, yep.
Speaker 2:That's cool. Would you be a poll worker?
Speaker 1:Sorry. An election poll worker. Yes, not the poll that goes around in a circle. No, not the poll that goes around in a circle.
Speaker 2:No, so my thing is people being able to go in and register and not have ID'd, not be ID'd, oh yeah, like here in Lowell. Other towns, and I'm guessing it's like a whole statewide thing, right, yeah, yeah, towns, and I'm guessing it's like a whole statewide thing, right, yeah? Yeah, you can just walk into your voting precinct and just give them your name and get your ballot and go vote.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's weird. I feel like I've always given my ID.
Speaker 2:I feel like I've never, just never walked in and then, and then like the, the person that you're talking to, they have names right there. Yeah, See, everybody's name on the list.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Someone can go in there and be like oh you know, they have five people in their family Right, all living in the same address.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That person can go in multiple times and vote under everybody's name.
Speaker 1:I don't know. I mean, at that point I feel like you would recognize the person. I'll have you throw a hat on. Oh gosh, that is so much work.
Speaker 2:Listen honestly, if well, this is no, never mind the problem is with the voting thing and the and the you know all the stuff that goes on with it yeah election fraud and this, that and the other thing there's so many you know it's crazy, but I think everyone should have be id'd so we know exactly who's you know legitimately voting and check their name off. They've checked their photo id. Boom, boom, boom.
Speaker 2:Go, place your vote and you're off and running yeah, and I think that would also give them a better idea of like who's who's actually voting and who's actually not voting. You know, like, like, especially like for like the younger generation, like the younger kids kind of get an idea of like, at least like an older generation voting in this area, particular areas of a younger generation in this particular area. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:I don't know but also that's what the census is for, and no one participates in the fucking census right, so that's annoying, I don't. I'm not gonna lie no, I don't either, but if I did, then I would be solving a little bit of an issue so I found some more, um, uh, whatever they're called. Uh break a leg oh break a leg yeah, but don't some people say that break a leg. What is it like ballet or something if you say break?
Speaker 2:a leg.
Speaker 1:It's actually like the opposite, but it's the opposite in ballet, I think, or there's there's one something where if you tell them, break a leg, it's like bad juju oh, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2:but like, yeah, it's weird that you're wishing someone good luck, you tell them to break a leg. How about? How about beat around the bush, yeah that's weird.
Speaker 1:No one. No one beats a bush, beats a bush up and down instead of around. No one unbeats a bush. It's yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, oh, how about barking up the wrong tree?
Speaker 1:I can picture a dog barking up a tree. I can picture that.
Speaker 2:I get that. That's silly, that's silly.
Speaker 1:A dime, a dozen? Yeah, I don't. Yeah, I'm not good at math. Whatever, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:There's a couple that I like, though. Like I like, um cost an arm and a leg. I'm on the fence about that because and I'm gonna like I mean listen in 2024?
Speaker 1:fuck yeah, shit's costing an arm and literally a fucking leg.
Speaker 2:Yes, two legs because way more than that, okay, way more than that, yeah, how about this one? How about this one? Oh god by the skin of your teeth which is nasty, that is fucking gross oh my god, I know that is a no for me, dog, yeah, no call it a day, I call it a day I call it a day, all day, every day uh, how about I'm gonna finish my day? I'm done for the day. No, I'm gonna call it a day. What?
Speaker 1:what else would you?
Speaker 2:call it no, no. So yeah, it's. It's um curiosity killed the cat which is true also.
Speaker 1:Cats are gross so I don't care. They can die. No I.
Speaker 2:I don't like cats either. They're they are disgusting.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry for all you cat people out there that love cats I was attacked by two cats when I was a teenager and I am now like I hate cats. Me and cats we feel like a vibe from each other. If I walk into a room and there's a cat, I'm I'm looking at that cat and that cat's looking back at me like what's up? Okay, yeah, yeah, me and that cat, we got beef. I don't care whose cat it is and I I could never have met this cat, but the minute I walk into the room, we got beef. Mm-hmm, yep, yep. It's for real. Me and cats nope, nope, nope, nope.
Speaker 2:Dogs I'm fine with dogs, I don't mind dogs some dogs are like kind of scraggly and fucking weird, but that's fine, you know dogs are dogs. I'm not a cat person. Again, if you love cats, god bless you. I love you for loving cats, because I can't and I don't, and that's what it is.
Speaker 1:Did you know, if you get a pet from another country and you want to bring it into America, you have to get it a passport.
Speaker 2:That is not true.
Speaker 1:That is true.
Speaker 2:That is not true, oh my.
Speaker 1:God, it's true. No, you have to get your pet a passport.
Speaker 2:No, I'm telling you right now that is negative All right.
Speaker 1:If anyone has ever had to get a passport for their pet, please tell us so we can prove silly or wrong, because this is true, mm-mm.
Speaker 2:Okay, whatever, I just I can't Like, I just no.
Speaker 1:Listen, I'm just telling you what I know.
Speaker 2:Well, I think you're full of malarkey, but that's okay, I am too sometimes. It's all good.
Speaker 1:Is malarkey a real word or is it like a made up word? I don't even know what malarkey is.
Speaker 2:I just know people say that too. Full of malarkey. I'm like, okay, what Can you just tell me what malarkey is before you tell me I'm full of it? I'm pretty sure it's saying full of shit. But where did the word malarkey come from? Is it like Greek Is? It Polish Is it fucking French I have no idea, I don't know. Is it American? What is it? I doubt it, I don't know. I don't know either, malarkey.
Speaker 1:I say, you say, malarkey, I say malarkey, I say malarkey. Oh, my goodness gracious, I don't understand what's happening anymore. I don't either. I have no idea.
Speaker 2:Oh so before we sign out for tonight, let's talk a little bit about our upcoming September splash.
Speaker 1:I'm looking for you to find the words, because I wasn't sure where you were going with it. The splash will be coming, yeah, just lots of new, fun and exciting things. I think we've shared some teasers over the last few episodes and so, for sure, over the coming weeks, there'll be lots of fun updates. If you look at our Instagram page now, it is completely bare Um, but that is to make room for our rebrand and refresh and new stuff that we are looking forward to sharing.
Speaker 2:Uh, come, uh, come september, come season three there will be, uh, a new logo, so keep an eye out for that. Um, yeah, a lot of fun stuff coming a lot of fun, interesting stuff. Yeah, really excited. Yes, and we will keep reminding you and hoping that you continue to listen and hopefully there will be more people joining the team Winers.
Speaker 1:Team winers. I love it. Thank you for joining us on this wine and wine field adventure. Remember, there should be no wine left behind in your glasses.
Speaker 2:We would greatly appreciate your support. Please follow and rate our podcast on Apple Podcasts, spotify, iheartradio or wherever you're tuning in right now.
Speaker 1:So raise a glass, leave no wine behind and let's continue this journey together. Cheers.
