If you haven't checked out the full episode, let me share these four standout moments.

We were sending each other things that you would dream of buying, as any normal friends do.

Your hopes, I wanna go here on holiday, or one day when I have my own place, I'll buy this chair.

And it actually started with, I think it's when Hay was quite new, and they released a gold side table that was almost too small to be properly functional.

You couldn't have it as your coffee table.

And too pretty to want to use it every day.

So it was definitely, like, a luxury dream.

It's a reminder that the best creative projects often begin when you stop trying to make something and start making it for the love of it.

I literally had a free personal shopper.

shopper.As a joke, as you can imagine, I was torn between insane jealousy and also curiosity of what I could get Malika to buy.

I made [laughs] a Instagram account for literally an audience of one.

I called it I Can't Afford This But Maybe She Can, me being the one that I can't afford this, and started, like, posting genuinely things that I really loved, and then Malika would comment on the bottom saying, "I'm buying this one.

I'm buying this one." And then they would appear in our house.

I left it open to the public because I didn't know anything about Instagram, and who's gonna follow this account anyway? It was just a really silly idea.

And yeah, and then slowly friends started following, and then members of the public started following, and then COVID hit.

But your curiosity, where does it take you, and where do you find the stuff in the first place?