SCOUT· 58%43m·2026-09-14·ComedyIs It OK for a 47-Year-Old Woman to Sleep With a 21-Year-Old?
Graham and Maria tackle two listener dilemmas that have caused more debate than ever before: - Is it OK for a 47-year-old woman to sleep with a 21-year-old man? - And would you change your baby on a friend's living room floor? Plus, Graham reveals what it's like being photographed by the paparazzi - including one…
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“Are people REALLY clutching their pearls at the notion of putting bagged-up used diapers in the host's bin?! Making your relative carry around a bag of poo when you have a perfectly decent trashcan on-site is just bonkers.”
“No, no, no. One does not change a soiled nappy in someone else's living room with other people there, and one certainly does not leave a bag of faeces with your hosts. "It ought to be perfectly obvious one would not see such people socially…”
“I find the nappy one bizarre. I'm childless and very house proud, but I have no problem with my friends changing their babies in my living room, and I'd happily take the dirty one outside to the bin. It's not pleasant, but it's a natural pr…”
“Floor change cool Bag gifting unacceptable n rude”
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