S13 EP9: In Loving Memory of Beryl the Cat - R.I.P. xxx

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
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**SPEAKER_2** (1:01)
Queen Carvania stood haloed by the morning sun. An army hung on her every word.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:08)
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An offer you can feast on. Sell your car today on Carvana. Pick up fees may apply.

**Rob Beckett** (1:30)
This episode is presented by Monzo.

**Josh Widdicombe** (1:32)
Summer holidays are for living. Holidays, day trips, the beach, meeting friends. Absolutely love it. And Monzo helps families spend less time thinking about money and more time making those memories.

**Rob Beckett** (1:44)
Whether it's a joint account for managing family spending together or a free kids account to help your children take their first steps with money, Monzo takes care of the money stuff so you can get busy living.

**Josh Widdicombe** (1:53)
Joint account requires both applicants to have a Monzo account and be over 18
Kids account for ages 6 to 15 requires a parent or guardian account. UK residents, T's and C's apply.

**Rob Beckett** (2:07)
Hello, you're listening to Parenting Hell with...

**SPEAKER_6** (2:10)
Okay, Anya, say Josh Widdicombe.

**Rob Beckett** (2:16)
Good girl, and say Rob Beckett.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:20)
Good girl, well done.

**Josh Widdicombe** (2:22)
There we go.
Anya, yes, 41 months, so nearly four. Three and a half, who cares? I've listened from the beginning when our daughter, India, was 14 months old. You're my all-time favorite podcast. I rarely miss an episode, rarely. Anya is your stereotypical second-born and definitely lives life in her own quirky, funny, and often feral way. She's been a late talker. She's working hard on pronunciation, so I wanted to send in her attempt at saying your names. Oh, my phone fucking locked.
Jesus wept.

**Rob Beckett** (2:57)
For God's sake, you got to a nice heartfelt bit about a late talking child that's now finally talking on this woman's favorite podcast she regularly listens to. Not all the time. It's not my fault, blame Apple. Really, really misses an episode. Why? There's only two a week. How busy are you?

**Josh Widdicombe** (3:10)
Yeah, yeah.

**Rob Beckett** (3:10)
It's like two hours. How many hours in a week?

**Josh Widdicombe** (3:13)
It's the guest app. It's the guest app. She's going, Oh God, who cares?
She's been a late talker and is working hard on pronunciation. So I wanted to send her a attempt at saying your names to make parents of other late talkers feel a bit better. Please never stop making the podcast. I need it in my life forever. Though you don't listen to it all the time. Lots of love. Pip, 476 months from Stockport.

**Rob Beckett** (3:37)
Well done. I was a late talker. I had to go to speech therapy. Look at me now.
Shut up.

**Josh Widdicombe** (3:42)
Exactly. Made a career out of it.

**Rob Beckett** (3:45)
Josh, I feel pumped up and excited and sexy.

**Josh Widdicombe** (3:48)
Well, you look it.

**Rob Beckett** (3:50)
Thanks. For the listeners, we've just recorded our first episode of Footballing Hell that's available.

**SPEAKER_2** (3:57)
Are we franchising?

**Josh Widdicombe** (4:00)
Are we like the rest is, but the difference is that we host all the different versions of it.

**Rob Beckett** (4:05)
Yeah, so it's like the rest is, but we...

**Josh Widdicombe** (4:09)
If Alistair Cameron were to host every different subject, but the rest is.

**Rob Beckett** (4:13)
So most people get to a point, if they've got something successful, what they then do is try to earn money by not being there and having to do it and have a sort of income that doesn't involve them directly, not us. We're on the front line.
Everything's bloody hell to us, right guys?

**Josh Widdicombe** (4:28)
Exactly. Get ready for food hell.