🎙️ BONUS | Luttsy Interprets Suse's Spicy Dream

**Nick** (0:05)
Welcome to Zabernes Podcast.

**Nick** (0:09)
Now, I believe we're going to do this.

**SPEAKER_5** (0:19)
I close my eyes, pull back the curtains to see for Saturn.

**Nick** (0:30)
Tech Tecnocolor Dreamcoat?

**SPEAKER_5** (0:31)
Any dream will do.

**Nick** (0:32)
Yes, I think. Yeah, I think so. Joseph and the Amazing.

**Nick** (0:35)
I mean, it's hard to tell with this rendition of it, but I believe it is.

**Luttsy** (0:38)
Joseph and the Amazing Tecnocolor Yawn.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:41)
So I had a dream when I woke up.

**SPEAKER_4** (0:44)
I had a dream.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:45)
And it was with Cliff, my husband, so I feel like I can talk. And a sexy dream.

**Luttsy** (0:48)
Making sweet love, but there was people watching, but not, you know, they were just watching on you.

**Nick** (0:52)
It was like they weren't involved. And you didn't know these people.

**Luttsy** (0:54)
You didn't know them.

**Susie O'Neill** (0:56)
I didn't know them. There was people there.

**Nick** (0:58)
Just going like, and could they see you? Like, could you see them looking at you?

**Susie O'Neill** (1:01)
Yeah, but it wasn't a voyeuristic thing. They weren't voyeuristic by it.

**Luttsy** (1:05)
Yeah, which is interesting, because if they hadn't known the people or it had to have been voyeuristic, that would have been sort of semi-involved in it. It would have been different.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:12)
I don't want to say this on air.

**Luttsy** (1:14)
If you're lying to me, I can't analyse your dreams.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:17)
Okay, my daughter was there.

**Nick** (1:18)
Oh my god!

**Nick** (1:20)
That's why I didn't want to say it on air.

**Nick** (1:22)
So your daughter was watching you and Cliff in the throats?

**Susie O'Neill** (1:25)
Yeah, I think it's okay to put it in a podcast.

**Nick** (1:26)
No, surely not.

**Nick** (1:27)
It's just a dream.

**Luttsy** (1:28)
Yeah, but it's a dream. It doesn't mean it's not sexual.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:31)
So it was weird. There was other people, but I definitely saw her.

**Nick** (1:34)
Was she giving you like a thumbs up?

**Susie O'Neill** (1:36)
No, it was not.

**Nick** (1:37)
High five?

**Susie O'Neill** (1:38)
It was not voyeuristic.

**Luttsy** (1:40)
No, you see.

**Susie O'Neill** (1:41)
It was weird. That's why it was weird.

**Luttsy** (1:42)
Yeah, but it's not that weird.
Because it's just randomness plus a couple of people. I'm going to say, I think it's actually radio related. I think it's a metaphor for the fact that these are people that in your day to day, you can't see, you don't know whether you have their approval. Did you care about the people watching you?

**Susie O'Neill** (2:03)
No.

**Luttsy** (2:04)
See, that's interesting, because that says to me that you're coming into a space professionally with your radio, that you don't worry about the externals and are more concerned about what's happening here. The daughter is an interesting one because they say that that thing that you remember or you mentioned late, what you did in this occasion, means you're also, whilst you don't care about people from externally and what they think and the faceless people, if you'd like to call them that, you do care about those close to you and the impact that potentially you could be having on them through your career and through decisions that you're making, not only in radio, but in a broader sense in life. So it's a metaphor for your professional life, but also in a broader sense, how you see people relating to you through your actions.

**Susie O'Neill** (2:50)
I relate to a lot of that. I feel synergy with that. I think you might be correct. Cause I feel like I am still very worried with what my closest people think of me, but less worried about other people than I've ever been in my whole entire life.

**SPEAKER_4** (3:05)
I would say that that dream is a metaphor for that.

**Susie O'Neill** (3:09)
Precisely.

**Nick** (3:10)
You're coming to the age of not caring about what other people think.

**Luttsy** (3:13)
I would say it's evolution. That dream's an evolutionary dream. It's a good dream.

**SPEAKER_5** (3:16)
It's okay.

**Nick** (3:17)
Good. Yep. So there you go.

**SPEAKER_5** (3:18)
Okay. Nice. Thank you.

**Nick** (3:19)
Well, we appreciate that.

**Nick** (3:20)
Did that one pretty fast.

**Luttsy** (3:21)
Yeah, well it's simple.

**Nick** (3:23)
Got through that dream fairly quickly.

**Susie O'Neill** (3:25)
How many minutes did it take us?

**Nick** (3:25)
Three minutes to get through that.

**Nick** (3:26)
Was it three minutes?

**Nick** (3:27)
It might be as long as a dream.

**Nick** (3:29)
A dream from 37 seconds.