People may have seen on social media this week that over on our everybody is a secret account.

Charlotte White, your co-host, Belly.

Yes.

You're here.

Decided to ask everyone what shape they are.

Yeah.

And then some people in the comments wanted us to say what variety of Arnett's shape, the biscuit, we are.

I find that one harder because I can't separate

what I am versus what I like. Yeah. This is not an ad. What like what shape, shape were you?

I am a square with the triangle rising. So then Cindy in the office very helpfully pointed out,

that's just a house. Just a house. Oh, you're home. I're home. May I also apologize, I accidentally offended both you and Grace, who's in our commercial team, by saying squares are boring. I had my headphones on that whole time. Everyone else was filming. Doesn't, I'm actually not insecure about it. I just had to share the truth. I don't think squares are the type to get offended. Squares are pretty grounded and pretty robust. If you're self-identifying as a square as well, it would be different if someone said to you, you're the square. I tell you who gets offended? Who? Who? I think ovals get offended. Ovales and circles might get a little offended by. I think circles is an incredibly chic one to self-identify with, no? The compliments just slip right off them. Maybe. Is they so circular? I don't think we came to an answer. We said present for you. I like that. Like a moon. And then you said like a toenail? We said more like a moon babe. Because there's a Nick Jonas camp rock song that references it. If you know, you know. References toenails. I do not know. And you are, you self-identified as an oval. An oval or a marquise. So an oval with little pointy edges top and tail. I think you're a marquise. A marquise. But if I was a pizza, if I was like an an art shape, I would be a chicken crumpy. I don't know why. I think I am the barbecue. You are barbecue. Because it's my favourite too. Yeah. Belly, you are... Oh, the nacho. You're cheddar cheese. Or whatever it's called. Cheddar cheese. Yeah. I don't like that flavour. Sorry. That's okay. Sorry. Sorry. I'm not offended. Hello and welcome to Shameless, the pop culture podcast for smart people who love dumb stuff.

You're joined, as always, by Melbourne writers, Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald.

Hello, Zara McDonald. Hello, or not hello, producer Annabelle Lee. Hey. Happy Dumb Stuff Friday. Happy Dumb Stuff Fridays, guys. On today's show, a little bit of an, are you in need of some intrigue? Are you familiar with Carl Lagerfeld's cat, chuppet? Shuppet. Are you, Michelle? I am because I once was walking through either Maya or David Jones, and there was a whole range of Carl Lagerfeld's line dedicated to his cat. Yeah, the richest cat in the world, they call Shupet. The news no one's all coming, I guess. Drake dropped, not one, not two, but three albums this week.

A trilogy.

A trilogy of albums.

Off the back of that, we have a new segment with a currently working title, I would say.

Yeah, we are open to feedback because we know it will be negative.

Can I remind you about that rumor is the watching title?

Nice.

Also, we saw a tweet about the greatest opening

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