This week on Girls Next Door, Steph and Holly are joined by Peyton and Cameron from the You Should Know Pod, fresh off their Australian tour and already questioning everything they thought they knew about us.

After surviving their first shoey and discovering Australians may or may not ride kangaroos to school, we find out who’s smarter, who’s more confidently wrong, and revisit one of their greatest debates: is a fish actually an animal?

Then the boys are put to the ultimate test with Girl Code. From “you can go if you want” and birthday present traps, to admitting another girl is attractive and recognising when someone is flirting with you, they quickly learn some questions are more dangerous than they seem.

Then it’s over to the Neighbours.

Is it still a boys trip if one girlfriend gets invited? Is sitting in the car for 30 minutes after work a relationship red flag or just decompression? Would you tell your best friend her engagement ring came from someone else’s failed marriage? And how long can one man pretend he’s going to the gym when he’s actually leaving his phone in a locker and heading to the pub?

To finish, Steph, Holly, Peyton and Cameron attempt to answer some of life’s biggest questions with absolutely no help from Google.

Why don’t we feel the Earth spinning? Where does fat actually go when you lose weight? Why don’t planes just fly against the Earth’s rotation? And why does your food get hot in the microwave when the plate sometimes doesn’t?

Confidence is rewarded. Accuracy is optional.

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KEY MOMENTS

Peyton & Cameron arrive in the Neighbourhood
The You Should Know boys recap their Australian shows, their first shoey and what they’ve learned about Aussie culture so far.

Who’s actually smarter?
Peyton and Cameron explain why their friendship is basically built on arguing and reveal who is more likely to keep defending a point even after realising they’re wrong.

“A fish isn’t an animal”
One of their most infamous arguments returns before Steph introduces the boys to walking fish and the debate somehow moves on to whether different coloured Froot Loops have different flavours.

Are you in love?
The boys open up about their relationships, whether their partners listen to the podcast and what it’s like having their real personalities become part of the show.

Girl Code
The boys are tested on anniversaries, weekends with the boys, “you can go if you want”, attractive strangers, flirting and what happens when your girlfriend says she doesn’t want anything for her birthday.

Peyton’s very big romantic gesture
Peyton reveals the lengths he went to while trying to win over his girlfriend — including buying around 15 dozen roses.

Letterbox: Boys Trip Plus One
A Neighbour has been told she can’t come on her boyfriend’s boys trip, except another girlfriend is allowed because she’s apparently “one of the boys.”

Letterbox: Car Park Decompression
A boyfriend regularly sits in his car outside the house after work, sparking a very revealing conversation about the places men disappear to when they need a few minutes alone.

Confession: The Marketplace Ring
A Neighbour discovers her best friend’s engagement ring was bought from a woman whose marriage had ended and has to decide whether knowing the ring’s history changes everything.

Confession: The Fake Gym Routine
Billy has created an elaborate system where his location says he’s at the gym while he’s actually at the pub — until one night almost exposes the entire operation.

Meeting of the Minds
Four completely unqualified minds attempt to solve some of life’s biggest science questions with no phones and no Google.

Why don’t we feel the Earth spinning?
A simple question somehow turns into flat Earth theories, surfing, the moon and whether you can physically feel the planet moving.

Where does fat go?
The group tries to understand what happens to fat when you lose weight...

Helium balloons, microwaves and questionable science
The questions keep coming as the group attempts to explain why balloons deflate, how microwaves work and several other things they probably should have Googled first.