My girlfriend won't let me have a guide dog! ft.

Had the most fabulous chat with the lovely Matthew and Paul. It was so lovely getting to know them and have loved watching them grow over the past year online.
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[@MatthewandPaulOfficial]

This was SO MUCH FUN!! Thank you so much for inviting us on your podcast! We can’t wait to hang out with you IRL! ❤

[@TheSamnesiac]

This was so heartwarming and interesting and super fun too of course, Matthew and Paul!! I think Lucy and Ollie are your British besties for life now!! 🙌 ❤️ ❤️

[@MollyPrewittWeasley]

I'm someone who feels like I could never live with a dog, but for a woman I loved, I could make a exception for a guide dog.

[@vilyar122]

When Lucy said a guide dog is your eyes, it made me tear up! I am fully sighted, but only during daylight. When it gets dark, I have near-zero vision. I trained my dog to guide me in the dark to my family members and the car and it has helped my independence so much. For a long time I was afraid to walk anywhere on my own because I can't see (especially cars and other people), but now I can confidently walk in a parking lot. She still walks me into the occasional stop sign or streetlamp, but I don't mind lol

[@cchambersglenn]

This was a very interesting conversation. I found several correlations with losing your hearing. I am a late-deafened adult. There is a journey when you are losing your hearing. There is a spectrum of hearing loss too. Also, navigating hearing loss can take different forms: cochlear implants, learning sign language, etc. Thank you!

[@MPLove44]

I enjoyed this so much! Loves me some Matthew and Paul ♥️

[@bekah4137]

This was such a good pod! I love you both as well as Matthew and Paul! I didn’t realise Olly was a visual effects artist and Matthew a musician! I learned so much!

[@blu_heron]

I really love the level of nuance that you all brought to these discussions about disability. I also live near Seattle and can say that the logs we have here are precarious and often slippery! What a lovely group of people in this episode.

[@megandmauiguidingpaws]

Omg loved this episode I had a similar issue though it was at work when I worked I had supervisors tell me that I wasn’t allowed to have a guide dog because they didn’t think I needed it needless to say same year I quit that job due to more issues with accessibility problems in my day to day job they told me I needed to use my cane I got my girl shortly after and let me say the feeling of independence and more confidence is amazing and I agree with all of you it’s red flag

[@jessicamallett476]

This was the best podcast EVER!!! 🎉 I loooove you all 😭❤

[@TheSamnesiac]

This was wonderful, as always, Lucy and Ollie! 👏 The instant (and fun!) chemistry between you all! ❤️

[@cosmicyalt7840]

Omg its them!!

[@SofiaPLikePhoenix]

I was waiting this collab!!! Yeee!

[@mb-the-enby]

Loved this!! Your four are so lovely together ❤

[@solennchartier8781]

I'm terrified of dogs, to the point of getting panic attacks, but I would absolutely try everything to conquer my phobia for someone I love, especially if a service dog is involved

[@williemacon30]

I love this couple that making me laugh super hard

[@Dragonmoon8526]

Sweet a RUclips double whammy of information. 😁

[@Mallorymomoftwo]

Lucy I love your hair! You are so beautiful 😊

[@carolinec]

I feel that about the citizenship test. I did that test a few years ago.

[@kimberlybrinkhuis]

loved it

[@holdensaia5962]

Lucy Edward’s is related to Penelope Featherington confirmed.

[@nyves104]

💜

[@superkawaii792]

I never was a fan of Matthew and Paul I used to find their content a tad fake and over the top 😅 But I absolutely loved them here! Lucy’s hosting abilities really are great! ❤

[@zackanimate1148]

I thought you are blind