HELLO!
On this week's episode we discuss:
- Justin Bieber breaks down talking about Billie Eilish
- How can we expect Hollywood to change now that 'Parasite' has become the first foreign film to win the 'Best Picture' award at the Oscars
- AND we are joined by a special friend of the podcast, Kara Tran. She's a fierce make-up guru but also a passionate trans activist. She talks to us about what it was like coming out to her parents and publicly sharing her story with the Vietnamese community.
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TRANSCRIBED AUDIO
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[00:00:01] This is a Lipp Media podcast.
[00:00:14] Hello, hello, hello from Lipp Media. Welcome to the LEMON show. The show giving you the squeeze of pop culture. As always you're joined by Thomas Tan, which is me and Phillip Kuoch.
[00:00:24] That is me. And this week my voice isn't cracking. Hello.
[00:00:28] Coming up today on the show. Why was Justin Bieber in tears after talking about Billy Eilish in a recent interview?
[00:00:35] And Parasite, is being hailed as a big shift towards inclusion. But does it really change anything? And joining us on the show today, we talk to a makeup guru and trends activists Kara Tran. But first, how is your week?
[00:00:51] I'm just wondering what we did this week. But this week has been a big blow for me because of Valentine's Day. So as you guys know, I earn a donut company. And as part of that company, we make Derek gift boxes and did it because of stuff like that. So Valentine's Day was one of our biggest days of the year where people order declaring arts and days for their loved ones. And yes, so Friday was a big day. And thank you for helping me, Thomas. You're most welcome. How did you feel? Have you ever recovered from the Friday news?
[00:01:20] It wasn't too bad. I think last year was a lot worse. And this year? This year, a lot more organized. But you woke up at 2:00 a.m.. I did.
[00:01:28] And I woke up at 3:00 a.m. But knowing that, it's just that even the days leading up towards I was working like 10, 12 hours, Ali, days preparing everything for its big day, but everything went smoothly compared to last year.
[00:01:40] So this year, we did about 200 deliveries and 20 orders, which is insane amount of orders. We had about 15 drivers going out to deliver all around Melbourne. And yeah, thanks to you, it all went very smoothly. Helps keep everything intact.
[00:01:55] Yes, I did. But I'm surprised by how serious people take Valentine's Day. Yeah, I like because it was it was a crazy day and there's a lot of orders going through.
[00:02:04] Obviously, we're gonna miss at least one or two doughnuts. I want to kind of see items. But you tell me how, like some people like, dude, it even gets like just a chocolate rose. Yeah.
[00:02:12] They went batshit crazy. They did have a customer who said we ruined her Valentine's Day because we fought to include a chocolate rose. Whoops. But look, these things happen. I think I'm really proud of the way we handled things. I think very smoothly. We've only gone to complaints about 200 or so. That's pretty good. Right. That's like 1 percent to my treats.
[00:02:35] You did take me to get a massage afterward. I did. And wasn't it a great massage? Holy. OK. I I've enjoyed this massage place. Well, I'm going to crash course I. And give them like the name ism Holiday Inn Holiday called Holiday Inn and Oakley. It looks like a very dodgy area. And honestly, from the outside, it looks like a pl...
