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Hi, I'm Shyma, your host. And I'm Tia, your co-host. And welcome to our podcast, Me and

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Mini Me. I'm a cancer survivor. And in this podcast, we'll be showing you our unique journeys

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and we'll give you some tips and some advice. And sometimes it might be just a little bit

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bad, but mainly it's going to be happy, it's going to be funny, it's going to be educational.

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We're going to have some interviews sometimes with special guests and just mainly it's going

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to be entertaining. Yeah, definitely. I hope you like our stories and I hope you like my

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podcast. See ya.

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Hello lovelies. Welcome back to our podcast, Me and Mini Me. And today's show, we are going

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to be talking about Barbie, the actual film. Barbie the Movie. Yes, actually I don't even

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know what it's called. What is it called? Barbie the Movie. That's it. Okay, fine. And today we've

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got a very special guest. It's, well, Tia's best friend. Yes. Well, she's more than a best friend.

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She's like a sister as well. So do you want to introduce her? Yes, this is Mona. Hi. Hi Mona.

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Okay, so Mona, how old are you? 12. 12. How long have you known Tia for? I don't know, around

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five years? Six? Five or six years? Five or six years? What? I don't know. No, exactly. No,

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you've known her since she was two and she's ten. So that's eight. Eight years. Okay, yeah. Oh, yeah,

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it's been a long time, right? Okay, so Tia, what's Mona like to you? Mona's like my annoying best

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friend but my sister at the same time. Yeah, they spend a lot of time together. They sleep together.

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They hang out together. They go on trips together like wherever we go, kind of take Mona with us

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everywhere, right? And we love having her. She's another child of mine. But let's go straight into

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discussing Barbie. Okay, so I don't remember neither of you two girls playing with Barbies.

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I don't remember you Mona having a Barbie. You used to be playing with Bratz dolls. Yeah,

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Bratz dolls. I remember Bratz dolls and your mum gave me one, I remember. But you don't remember

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ever playing with a Barbie? No, there's those that have like a little makeup on their faces.

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It's like you know Bratz. Yeah, well I know Bratz but I'm talking about specifically about Barbie.

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But no, you had a Barbie doll, Tia. Do you remember the Barbie? Yeah, maybe one Barbie or two. Do you

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remember your Barbie? No. Really? Do you remember her, Barbie? Yeah, she did. It was the one that had

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like hair that had pink highlights in it all. No, the bold one. Do you not remember the bold Barbie?

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No, I shaved her head bald. No, you had a bold Barbie. I don't remember. When you were sick,

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when you were young, I don't remember who, but someone got you a bold Barbie. Do you remember

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when you lost your hair? I don't remember. No, I remember that. I remember having a Barbie like

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at my grandma's house. I remember having a Barbie at my grandma's house and it was like the classic

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Barbie, the blonde hair, but she never had a blonde hair. I don't remember the blonde hair. I do.

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No, I remember your Barbie with no hair. She was really pretty. Really? Yeah.

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Okay, you were really young then because I guess Tia was around four and you were around six when

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she had that bold Barbie. So anyways, you never had a black Barbie, a wheelchair Barbie, any

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Barbies. I think I have like this really, really big Barbie that I got from Poundland. It was like

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10 pound and then it was like up to like my waist. Oh, maybe that's not a Barbie. I think I remember that.

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You had a Barbie kit. Do you remember on your end of, they gave you like that pink thing? Do you

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remember the car that she has? It's like a race horse. It was a horse carriage thing. It was a Barbie

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one. No? Okay. Wow. Anyways, so that's Barbie and then here you guys want to watch Barbie movie

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and that's just come out. So Tia's watched it. Have you watched it? I have and it was. No, I

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did not. I didn't ask you a question. Let me ask you. Did I ask you if it was good? No. Okay.

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Now I want to ask Mona. Mona. Yeah. Have you watched Barbie? I haven't yet. Are you looking

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forward to watching Barbie? Yeah, I'm probably going to watch it this Monday. Okay. With your friends?

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Yeah. Okay. So my question is since one has watched it and one hasn't watched it,

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why did you or why do you want to watch it? I want to watch it because I keep seeing all the

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trailers online and it looks really interesting. What looks interesting about it? It's like the

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way that the movie is and how they made Barbie come to life in some ways. Because it's like a real

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life rather than an animated version. Yeah. I think there's Barbie cartoon, isn't there?

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It's Barbie and the Dream House. Barbie and the Dream House. Oh yeah.

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I think the Dream House Barbie. I think the Dream House. Yeah, that one. Okay. Thank you for that.

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That's very lovely. So do you guys watch, have you watched Barbie and the Dream House? Yeah. Oh yeah.

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Yeah. Have you watched it? A little bit, I think. A little bit. Nah man, why are you lying?

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You watched plenty of Barbie and the Dream House shows. Really? Yeah. I remember you watched a

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lot. I thought they were quite interesting. They always got different stories going on. Oh no,

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no, that's like the modern day films, Barbie, but it's animated. Yeah. That's not Barbie and the

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Dream House. Barbie and the Dream House is like the 80, like 2018. It's like it's 2018 a long time to you.

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No, the ones that you see me watch are like different like short like little films.

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It's animated. It's animated. Cartoon. Yeah, but me and Mona talking about, are you talking about

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the old one? No, there's one on Netflix called Barbie and the Dream House. Yeah, that. That's not old.

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It is. No, but like it's not modern. It is. It came out like 2020. What's modern?

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She means in the 2020s, not anything like 2010. No, it's not what you mean. No, it didn't come out in

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2010. It came out in 2010. 2010 or 2018. Just like Barbie and the Dream House guys and

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let's type in Barbie and the Dream House guys. London of us were alive in 2010.

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When were you born? Exactly. 2010 in August. Oh, well, maybe it came out in October after you were

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born. Barbie and the Dream House, right? Is that the movie? No. Animated series. Oh, series.

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Okay, let's see what it says. It says 2018. Told you. Barbie Dream House Adventures.

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Is that the one? Told you. Barbie Dream House Adventures. No. No. That's the film. That's the film.

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Okay. What is it called? Barbie and the Dream House series. Anyways, so Netflix. So you watched

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you watched that on Netflix, right? I've watched the other ones that you seen in 2012.

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She was right. It is old. Well, not that old, but it was as old as when I was born. Netflix, yeah?

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Yeah. Yeah. Yes. It came out in 2012. The year that you were born, Tia. Yes. And Mona was two years old.

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Nice. Okay. Well, that's rather interesting. Okay. So, Mona, you want to watch it because

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the trailer seemed quite interesting. And Tia, why did you want to watch it? I wanted to watch it

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because originally I didn't want to because it looked boring, but then I thought, oh my god,

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actually, it looks kind of cool. Because I guess they've made a toy into like a film,

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like live action film. Like not like the Barbie, like we were talking about the series. It's like

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Barbie, the actual like live action film, which I find like really cool. Okay. Like how they've

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like literally matched it from the toy. Literally. They matched. They've matched the characters.

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No, but hold on. But that's because you've watched it. But how do you know that they,

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like from the trailer or whatever it is? Did you see that? Like, yes. Oh, okay. Okay. I didn't

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actually see the trailer. I see in the trailers that they are walking like on their tiptoes,

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like the toy. Like you know, Barbie wears high heels. Yeah. Yeah. Well, also in the trailer,

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there was more than one Ken and more than one Barbie. Exactly. Because when, because usually

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when kids play with toys, they don't have different names for them, except for like, you know, Skipper

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and those. It's just Bobby and Ken. Just one Barbie. Hey, Barbie. Hey, Ken. Hey, Ken. It's like

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kids don't want to, they don't, are not bothered to make up names. Yeah, that's true. Do you remember

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that Barbie song? I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world. Love is brown stick. It's fantastic. You can

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dress me anyway. Well, no, obviously you can dress me anywhere. That's why Cliz go. Yeah.

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But yeah, do you remember that one? Yeah. Okay. One of just seemed very like, oh God, they're singing

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again. One is used to our wackiness, right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, cool. So the fact that it's real life,

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that's what's made it most interesting. Yeah. Okay. So what are you expecting to find in the

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trailer? Well, I already watched the trailer. I meant the film, sorry. Thank you. Thank you too

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for the great show. In the film, it's what we're going to be like in the trailer. I mean, she showed

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how Barbie goes into the real life, real life, like Earth, and then shows how the difference

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between Barbie's world and then the actual world. So I want to see that how Barbie changes when she

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gets into the real world. Okay. Interesting. So, Tia, what did you expect from the movie and did

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it happen? Did it meet your expectations? Yes, definitely. I actually didn't have expectations,

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to be honest. I just thought it was going to be like a simple film or Barbie in Barbie Land, blah,

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blah, blah. And then it completely was twisted. I was like, I didn't have expectations, if that

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makes sense. I could just completely like blew my mind. Like it was like, wow, that's a good film.

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Okay. So it was good. Okay. What was the best scene like for you? Like scenery I saw in the film?

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Yeah, the best part. What was the best part? The best part? Well, I don't want to say because I don't

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have any. Yeah, that's true. Okay. So I can say without actually saying what it was. Okay, go on.

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Like Being in Earth. Okay. Being in Earth was very funny, I can say. Okay. The film was very funny.

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Was it very funny? Very funny. Okay. So, Mona, what are the main characters, the iconic characters

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that you're looking for to like seeing in the movie? Set the new kens and stuff. Yeah, because

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like they put it differently to how the dolls are because how the dolls are, they actually gave them

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names instead of just Barbie, Barbie 1, Barbie 2. They gave them proper names. Okay. And what about

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the like, obviously, because when we have dolls, they don't have personalities and like traits,

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right? They're actual physical dolls and they are whatever you make them like, you know, a jealous

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doll or a friendly kind, whatever. What do you think the characters will be like when they make

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these versions of Barbies and? I think they'll just be like very material because that they'll

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probably just want all of the like kaihose and stuff because they're all Barbie materialistic.

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Yeah, materialistic. They'll be very materialistic. Yeah, kind of. Okay. All right. So you think

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they're all going to be materialistic? Most of them, yeah. Okay, fine. And what, in your opinion,

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would be maybe not Mona, this could be for Tia. Tia, what do you think the life lessons and the

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values that you got out of the message of the story? I got definitely some not amazing ones,

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but I don't want to say that because then I don't want to put people off the film.

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But the good parts are, it shows you like, don't be shy from pink wearing pink. No, I'm joking.

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Yeah, it was good. I was going to say, I think the best, the best like the thing that I teach you

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is like, be yourself. Like, even like when she went to the real world, she was like,

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she was still like Barbie, she didn't try to fit in with the humans. Like, not that she's not human,

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she's a Barbie doll. And that it teach like, the film teaches you like, just be yourself, like,

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wherever you are. And also teach you to like be really kind because she'd learn in the film,

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Barbie herself, the main character Margaret Robbie. So she was, she just realized because

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she's Barbie, she's like, I'm everything and she's just can. And she just realized in the real world,

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like, there was an old woman and those children and all those kind of stuff. And she was like,

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she'd learned that basically. She's learned to like, help people.

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And so not just being kind, but also being helpful. And also basically being themselves.

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And do you think, do you think children will learn to be themselves? Wanna, after watching this?

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Exactly, because some children, Barbie is kind of like an inspiration to them. And that people

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would look up to Barbie as icon or something. So maybe after they watched the movie, they might

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think, oh, I should be more caring, more thoughtful about others.

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And that's actually a clever way to pass a message to young children.

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And I was going to say, at the beginning of the film, it does mention like,

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you know, the toys, they have different, they have the Barbie in the wheelchair.

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They have the Barbie in that site, a NASA Barbie that's a Vaterian, Vaterian.

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Vaternarian. Vaternarian.

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Vaternarian. A Barbie that works at the grocery shop, anything really.

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And it just, it shows it like in human versions and it's strict to telling the kids,

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you can be that, like you can be anything.

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Okay. And moving to a very exciting question. Mona, what are you going to wear for Barbie?

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Well, I don't really have pink clothes. I'm probably just going to wear normal clothes.

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What is normal? Like, I don't know, flare trousers and the jumper.

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So you're not going to attempt to look Barbie-ish?

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I don't have anything close.

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What about non pink clothes, but more like Barbie style?

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Like what?

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Well, you know, she likes to wear skirts and, you know, your tops.

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I don't have skirts.

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Okay, fine. So there goes your Barbie dream. Are you going to put anything pink?

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Pink, something lipstick?

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Maybe pink headscarf.

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Okay. So Tia attempted to wear pink. So Tia, would you like to tell us about your,

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your both attempts? The first day, the first time Tia went out to a Barbie event.

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I did try.

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She was going to meet her other friend, but that didn't happen. The friend didn't turn up.

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But we went to this Barbie event, not the Barbie movie. And Tia tried to

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She tried so hard. I wear this like salmon, trousers and this peachy top.

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That's the closest thing I could get to being pink.

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And leather gloves.

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And leather gloves.

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With pearls.

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With pearls.

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And a cap with like little hooks like biker hat.

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And basically some people commented about how cool she looked and she looked like a rock star.

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And I looked like a rock star.

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And I was like, wow.

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So I was like, wow, that's really far from Barbie.

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Thank you.

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She went the opposite way of trying to look like a Barbie.

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But then the second day, I did really try my best, but I did even worse.

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I just wore that peach top and that was actually about it.

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Yeah, but that at least it wasn't, you know, the rock star look. So that's not too bad.

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Yeah. But with the rock star, like even more like peach, like salmon trousers.

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Yeah, I know.

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But you kind of ruined it with the other accessories.

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So whatever.

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I think you did well compared to everyone else that turned up, you know,

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that some people really dressed up and wore pink.

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Like, like there was one girl and I was like, oh my God, does she actually think she's acting in the show?

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Like she was proper in her heels in pink skirt, mini skirt, pink little top.

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And she had blonde hair and proper full makeup.

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And I was like, wow, she's going to see the movie also.

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You know, no one's going to actually see you in the dark, like dressed up like that.

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But hey, I think it's an opportunity for everyone to dress up.

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But I, good for them.

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Like Tia said, the message says is be yourself.

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Right. So what's the next movie you guys want to watch?

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Looking forward to watching?

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Fast and Furious 10.

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You haven't seen that yet?

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Again, I saw that. It's so good.

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I haven't watched it yet.

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What other movies did we watch that was really good?

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Mission Impossible.

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Mission Impossible.

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Yeah, that was really good.

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Mission Impossible.

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I don't know what, the latest one.

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And that was really good.

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And then there's a part two, Mission Impossible.

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Yeah.

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Bad on a movie.

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So it's split into two.

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Series one, series two.

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Do you want to watch Fast and Furious again?

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Yes.

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With Mona?

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Yes.

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That could be your next movie together.

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Yeah.

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Okay, cool.

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So any last thoughts before we end our show?

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No.

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Go watch the movie?

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Yeah, everyone go watch the movie.

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Go watch Barbie.

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Tia?

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Watch Barbie.

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Should they get dressed?

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Try it back.

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Or be yourself?

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Be yourself.

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You don't need to dress up like Barbie.

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You don't need to dress up like Barbie.

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Just if you have something pink,

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have the opportunity.

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If you have absolutely nothing pink, like Mona,

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it's alright.

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Don't force it.

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Yeah.

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And embrace yourself?

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Embrace yourself.

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Enjoy the film.

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Enjoy the movie.

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There are lots and lots of popcorn and sit back

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and enjoy the big screen as we see in the film.

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So what do you want to say to your friends

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for coming on your show?

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Thank you.

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You're welcome.

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Thank you, Mona.

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Thank you, Mona.

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Mona, we love having you.

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Yeah.

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So, till next time everybody.

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See you lovely.

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See you next time.

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