Yeah, I remember once, this sounds really strange but I built a glass house.
Dayita:
How do you-- how do you build a glass house?
Teegan:
It was just all windows, wasn't it? It was like, you built four walls, like, a tiny little house and then just put large windows on it.
Dayita:
You could get those full body-- full, or--
Teegan:
Mhm, the full body windows, yeah. Four of them, panels all the way around and, um, you'd put your Sim in it and take the door away so your Sim couldn't get out.
Dayita:
That's something I would do. Or you put them in the pool and delete the ladder and then you just--
Teegan:
Yeah and then they'd drown.
Dayita:
You think back to it like "wait, that's kind of psychotic. Like, why would I do that?"
Teegan:
I know, I was really strange.
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Lisbeth:
Well, I'm one of six and, um, there was two blondes and the other four were this colour. The two blondes had blue eyes and the rest of us had the hazely
Maggie:
Mhm.
Lisbeth:
colour eyes, you know. Um, but my father was blonde and blue eyed, so. Well, didn't have much hair by the time I knew him.
Maggie:
My dad was ginger.
Lisbeth:
I was-- Hmm?
Maggie:
My dad was ginger. Eh, I got his skin but I never got his hair. I-- if I go out in the sun, I'm apt to, eh, burn. Eh, got to take great care.
Lisbeth:
Mhm. I remember my friend [name]. She was brought in to assist me in my office 'cause I had too much work to do so they says "we'll get you somebody in." So she came in and, how you do, you chat to them and say "how you--" then "got any family?" "Yes, I've got two sons" she says and she brought this wallet out with the two pictures of the boys and I looked at them. Ginger as anything, these gingers. And I'm saying, eh, to myself "do I make a comment about their hairs or do I ignore it?" And I said to her, and I said "well they're not taking after you in hair colouring" 'cause she was just brown. "No" she says "they're the milkman's." And it was the way she said it. And I didn't know her at the time but she was just having me on, they were the milkman's. But actually, her husband was dark haired but his family were redheads.
Maggie:
Family, mhm.
Lisbeth:
But, um, they were as red as anything but they're now in their 40s and they're-- they're losing it now.
