Our First Episode - Q&A

We've been together 20 years at Mental, and we've been married 10 years. What a way to celebrate. I'm starting to feel the love. Mr. and Mrs. G. Right, so we've decided that our first episode is going to be introducing ourselves in a less awkward way. Oh my god, hang on a minute, I need to pause for a second. Before we started, we opened a window, a fly came in, a spider came at the speed of light that we didn't even know was there and stole it, and it's just taken it back into its little lair. Oh, that's scary. Anyway, sorry. Um, what was I saying? You were introducing, I think. I think in a roundabout way I was introducing. So you've had the best 20 years of your life? Yes, I have had the best 20 years of my life, and I'm only 39. Right, yes, so the least awkward way of introducing ourselves, that's sitting here and blowing our trumpet, which we're both pretty good at. To ask, to do a 20 questions, ask, and so we split it, and we've written 10 questions each that we're going to ask each other, and we do not... 10? What? Did you not do 10? I did 20. Oh, did you? I thought you said 20. I can make it up, babe. I can add to this. That's okay. It's okay. I've actually got about 13. In all fairness, they're a complete mixture. I have no idea. I did an extra three just in case, um, I, we ran out, like we had loads of time left. Okay. In case it was just like, yeah. I mean, that's actually a cut bus list. Oh, really? I didn't struggle. Yeah. I was trying to think, right, I want questions that are interesting. Okay. A little bit more about you, without being too like, so, tell me about your child. That's not going to work. Yeah, we're not going to go mad. Who's going to go first? We need a coin. Have you got a coin? No, I don't have a coin. Rock, paper, scissors. Oh, I can't do this. What is that? You do it every time. What, you've got a pointed finger? Stick a dynamite, blows up a rock, gets cut by the scissors. What? No, it doesn't exist. It's wrapped by the paper. It doesn't exist. Let's go again. Rock, paper, scissors. Ah. That's not what I was going to pick. Right, so now you decide whether you go first or I go first. Okay. Right. Let me have a look. Where have I put them? Okay. Now, some of these are long-winded, easy answers. Sorry, some are shorter, easy answers. Some are a bit more long-winded. Okay. I'm so excited. So the first one, nice and easy. What is your favourite food of all time? Mexican. A hundred percent. Yeah. Yeah, Mexican. All things spicy. Yeah, I can see why. I would go with that. What's your favourite food? Mexican food. Ah. Do you know what, years ago, if I was answering for you, I'd have said it would have been curry. But then yours wouldn't have been Mexican once upon a time. No, it would not. I didn't like spicy. Yours would have been... You and your juice need a bit of spice. Yeah, yours would have been a McDonald's. When I was pregnant, the cravings for McDonald's were real. I think once upon a time, my favourite would have been just a box full of Bolognese. I loved my mum's Bolognese. But, yeah, Mexican. I can go with that. I can go with that. Okay. Okay. My first question for you is, what's your favourite word? Glockenspiel. I know, and I love it. Why? I don't know. I just like hearing the word. Glockenspiel. Glockenspiel. Do you actually know what a glockenspiel is? Why do you ask me that? I don't actually know, but I thought it was a musical instrument. Is it the wooden or the metal one? Because it's like the opposite of a xylophone, isn't it? The wooden one. Do you know why? I've just opened my phone to Glockenspiel. But, on opening my phone, I've got Ant & Dec. Do you want to know why I've got Ant & Dec on there? Because I wanted to know which one we were. Like, I'm Ant, and you're Dec, because you're sat that side. But what's weird, this isn't our usual size for anything. I know. I don't like this side of my space. I like sitting this side, for some weird reason. My alter ego. Ah, your alter ego. Loved it. Or to be on the other side. Loving a bit of being Dec. Right, OK. Are we ready for another one? Yep, go for it. Cadbury's or Galaxy? Oh, Galaxy. Oh, that's a tricky one. That's a great question. I'm sure there's some in both, isn't there? It really depends what mood I'm in. Sometimes you can't beat getting two cubes of dairy milk, breaking them, putting the flat bits together, and sucking on it for as long as you possibly can. Until they melt together. But, you know I love a ripple. That's probably one of my favourite chocolate bars. I had to pick one. I would say you probably have Cadbury's more. I would say Cadbury's. I find a Galaxy a little bit sickening. I can eat more of Cadbury's than I can Galaxy. OK, so it is Cadbury's then. I reckon. It is Cadbury's. OK, what's the best piece of advice you've ever been given? Oh my gosh. The best piece of advice I've ever been given? Yeah. That's what you said? No. I can't see one that's on my mind that's just not right. I know what that is, and that's something your dad said to you. I'm not going to say that one. The best piece of advice. I don't know. Over the years there's been different things. It's hard to get down to one particular one, isn't it? I would say there is two kinds of things my mind's on. One of them actually was from my dad. And I remember him saying, be a yes man. Not as in take orders. Be a yes man. Say yes to things. There's a no to everything. Because otherwise you won't live a fulfilled life kind of thing. He didn't say it so straight like that, but he explained it. But I remember thinking, it makes so much sense. Because if I just said, do you want to come paddle boarding? Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. 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