Hi, I'm Clemy Telford and it's time to get open and get honest.

Each week, I interview a guest about a topic that we as a society often shy away from.

From sex lives to salaries, life and death, religion and real bodies, no subject is off the table. Welcome to Honestly,

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Today, I am joined by student children's nurse, mother of two, and general hero because she got up at what time did you get up?

I got up at four, Clemmy.

I mean, what a woman. She's got up at four to come here and she's on her third coffee as a result.

She is Erin or Rin, as you preferred to be known, which one?

Yeah, it kind of just started because, I don't know, I mean, Erin really doesn't need shortening in any shape or form, but for some reason, secondary school, it just got picked up to Rin.

And then once I made it my name on Uber, it just kind of became a thing. Yeah.

From a girl who's called Clementine, Erin, it already feels like an amazingly short name, and you've gone down to rim.

So, to get ourselves comfortable and hopefully settle down with these strong coffees that we've got, I like to start with a quick fire round where the name of the game is to be honest, of course.

So, on a scale of 1 to 10, how cool are you? Oh, I don't know.

Well, I used to think I was really cool, but my teenage sister and my kids say I'm not cool all

the time. So I'm going to say I started off, maybe I was 14 at like a 10, I reckon I've

dropped to a 7. I mean, good for you for ever being a 10.

How nice are you on a scale of 1 to 10?

I think 8.

I can be quite brash, which I think knocks me down.

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