Right? So you have like neighborhoods or specific areas where it's quite diverse. But the majority of places in Australia are like what I grew up with, which was there's one black girl at the school. Everything is separate. It would be an anomaly to walk down the street and see another black person. And it is very much the nod of oh there's another I see you.

Hi Kirby. Hi Sarah. Welcome to Los Angeles. Welcome glamgelinos. We hope you stay a while.

That's cute. This was a really fun interview.

We laughed a lot and mostly because, well, at least I didn't attempt the Australian accent.

Yes, it was like the entire episode.

I mean, obviously there was a lot more to it, but we were just comparing like different ways that we say things in English in America versus, uh, in Australia.

Yes. Yes. They also speak English there. They do speak English.

But what we were talking, we were talking about like gazebo. Like she brought up the most random word.

I know.

Garage.

Garage.

Garage.

She's like the garage.

Garage.

I can't do it.

So the thing with Australian accents is like they have hard ars.

So it's like, it's like a British accent, but you have the hard ar. I can't do it.

Yeah, you can't do it. I just sound like a pirate. But we're big, we're big fans of the Australian

accent, and we are really big fans of our guest today, Maiva Heim. She is the founder and CEO of

Bread Beauty Supply. She called Bright and Early from Australia, because as you know, there is quite a big time

difference.

But she was so lovely.

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