Wow. Your place is so pretty.
Oh, yeah.
That's, like, too far from each other.
We don't really do that. That's giving us a bit of anxiety right now.
We like to be foot together.
Okay. No worries at all.
I'll move these.
So we'd like to sit just together.
Thank you.
Is that close enough? Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
Take a seat.
I'm Anna. And I'm Lucy.
We're the world's most identical twins, and we're from Perth.
So first I'm going to get a cape for both of you to pop on.
Yep.
Are they exactly the same?
They're exactly the same.
Yeah.
And if you have a role, that would be great.
Actually. Have a ruler and I'll be back.
Thanks. No worries.
It's haircut day.
We're feeling a bit anxious.
Nervous? Very, very nervous.
It's the first time we've been here.
A friend of ours recommended this place.
We're going to try it.
See how we feel.
See if we like the girl.
She needs, like, cut everything like the same and identical.
Like the same snip.
No, Sorry.
Let's measure and let's check.
Yours is sitting at 39cm.
Yours is 38cm and a half.
Hers is a half a centimeter longer than mine.
Yeah. Half a yeah.
How is that even possible?
How is that possible?
Well, because our bodies are all different.
It grows at different rates, I think.
You've just been more stressed out.
Everything we do in life has to be the same from head to toe.
Like we're not leaving the house until we look identical.
I can't imagine my life without my sister.
We're lost without each other.
We get high anxiety if we're ever apart.
We think of ourselves as one person.
People have tried to treat us as different people.
Teachers, boyfriends, waiters.
And it just doesn't work for us.
If Anna's not around, I feel I don't exist.
Yeah, and that's exactly the way I feel.
We do everything together.
You name it. From shower the toilet.
We share a phone.
A car. Eating together, eating identical diets.
We come as a package.
We're a team. We can't be separated.
You do it neatly.
They have to be in the middle.
Hell in the middle. In the middle.
In the middle. Hell, yeah.
Look, you don't know how to talk. You don't know how to do it.
I'll do it. I'll do it.
I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it.
Yeah. This is too long doing this.
Hurry. Well, I know I've got it.
I got it. I did it. I did it.
So we spent all day with the babies, and all we want to do is show Ben these dolls.
Like, look at this amazing idea Mum's got for us to look after dolls.
We did it. Look, Mum, we're, like, going all out.
We're making this experiment as real as possible for us.
Babies or no babies, we won't be separated in the shower.
We won't be separated in any tasks.
Really? No matter what.
I'll watch some here while you're washing my body.
Yeah. Well, this is just great.
Oh, they're fine. From home.
What are those on the floor?
My mom got a surprise present.
And surprise, surprise.
They're your babies now.
Sorry. Do you mind?
Do you mind? You mean, do I mind?
I would have had them all day.
Can you just take them for five minutes while we get ready?
Please. Please.
No, no, no, no. Grab them by that.
Careful with the head.
So what? I've got to treat it like it's like it's real.
Real, baby. And don't leave one out.
Don't leave one out. Whatever you do to one of them, do exactly the same.
The other one. Now be careful.
How am I supposed to do?
I can do this. Yes.
Yes. I can do this.
The girls are pretending these dolls are like actual babies.
I don't get it.
But it's ridiculous.
What the hell?
What the hell am I supposed to do with these things?
Are you okay? We'll just be a few minutes.
We're just going to quickly get changed.
Just look after them, please.
I'm not going to do anything.
Well, just you.
No. Play with them.
Play with them.
Yeah, play with them. It's important for us for him to get with this idea because we're
taking it seriously.
So should he. Like we want to see if we can do this and look after babies today.
We're job hunting and we want to work in an Italian restaurant.
And our dream is to own our own restaurant and name it after our dad, Luigi's.
Hello. We're wondering if you're hiring or can we give you a resume?
We share. We share one.
It is one of the biggest challenges in our life as well, is getting a job because we
need to be together all the time.
The only way it's really worked is if we shared a job, if we shared one wage, we did
this seven years at the nursing home in aged care.
That meant that when I worked, Anna volunteered.
When Anna worked that particular day, I volunteered and we did the same tasks and
same jobs, and we weren't judged and we were never separated.
That job ended because they didn't have enough money to support the night shift.
We were very devastated after that.
That nursing home job was the last job we've had.
We're looking for a job together and we share a resume together.
Do you have experience in hospitality?
We've got a resume here.
We share one.
Who's actually going for the.
Position? Both of us.
In the past. We've shared a job and we've shared a wage.
Do you kind of getting like two for the price of one, you're getting four hands
instead of two. We're willing to share the job.
Okay.
We're a package deal.
We always come together.
We're never apart.
We need to do everything identical, okay?
We need to do everything the same.
It just would not work.
I have to talk with my owner at the moment.
Sorry, but we're not hiring.
Now when we've got a restaurant full of people.
Useful one to serve the same table at the same time.
Yeah. Follow each other.
We've got a dentist appointment.
Will I do? And which we can't cancel.
You know how I've had an infected tooth?
Yes. Yeah, well, it's come back again.
And the pain won't stop.
My tooth's infected again.
The amount of recession you have on the teeth is very significant.
It has to come out.
If Anna takes out the tooth, I might have to take out my tooth.
Here are the same molar.
Where do you want to pull a nice, healthy teeth for no reason?
It's not ethically and morally right to extract a healthy teeth, So definitely we're
not doing that at all.
The dentist, he told me third time it gets infected, we're pulling it out.
That's it. That's just it.
And I realise that.
But I've mentioned to my sister we've had talks.
I'm not doing this without you.
So a tooth for a tooth.
Just as long as we take a tooth out together.
That's all we want. Experiencing together.
If Lucy's teeth are all healthy, no dentist is going to agree to pull out her teeth just
so she can be the same as Anna's.
But it's not realistic for Anna to live in pain, so they may be forced to compromise for
once.
Are you okay with that?
Well, it's not my teeth that's coming out.
I'm really worried. Like, what about if Dr.
Arnold can't take out one of my teeth?
We won't be happy if we're not identical or doing things at the same time.
We won't be happy and we just won't commit to it.
So she would live with that pain?
I would live with that pain, but.
I know it's never getting better.
Today is the first day in an Italian restaurant.
Working there for the first time?
Yeah. Look at the door.
Push the door. Well, I have to touch it now.
This is our first job in four years.
We've kind of had, like, basically no sleep because we've been so nervous bringing up all
night, figuring out what to wear.
This is our first day.
It's pretty a big deal.
Hello. Hi.
How are you going? I'm Lucy.
Hi. I'm Anna. I'm John.
The head chef.
You're coming in to do some prep?
Yes.
In the kitchen. In the.
Kitchen. We'll come through.
So we've got a trial run.
We're really excited to get some work experience to learn behind the scenes.
Maybe new skills we're willing to give.
Anything to go.
Hello. Hi.
Hi.
Every week we have a different special on the menu.
Yes. Yes. And for this week, we are going to make gnocchi.
Yes. They're not usually on the menu, but sometimes we do them.
Do you ever do lasagna?
We do that sometimes, yeah.
Yeah, Yeah, yeah. Lasagna is our signature dish.
I mean, Mom's taught us this lasagna recipe.
We've kind of tweaked it up, like, our way.
It's. It's Anna and Lucy's way, so.
And we make it good.
Everyone raves on about it, and we would love to serve it at our restaurant.
Restaurant. Like we would have trays and trays of lasagna.
Sweetie, do you have the same.
The same colored tea towel.
Tea towel?
Oh, I can look for it.
Yeah, please. That would be great.
Yeah. And the same knife.
Same knife.
Same knife. I don't think I have the same night.
Oh, is that similar enough?
Two different greens.
Well, they say green, but.
Yeah. Can you try and get the same knife?
Same knife. All right.
I got this knife as well.
Okay. That's.
Say they didn't have like double of everything, so we had to do what we had to
do. I mean, I don't know if we could kind of stop working because of that.
Do you want to use that knife for like 2 or 3 minutes and then swap it?
Do it together. You know you want to swap them?
Yes.
This one. Sorry. Let's swap the knife.
Go, go, go, go. You have that one?
Yeah. Give me the same size potato as you.
Yeah. Go, go, go.
I work better as a team.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Just about everything would be difficult for them to do the same.
Everything's going to slow them down, you know?
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
She's going to do it ten times.
Three, four, five, six, seven.
Working in a kitchen.
I guess you need to be very quick and organized.
And the fact that they they were doing all together, it was I'm not saying annoying at
first, but yeah, you don't see that kind of stuff often in the kitchen.
Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
My God, I'm sweating. Yeah, it's really hot.
You're sweating. Yeah. This really does slow us down by counting, knowing we're doing
everything identical.
That's how we function.
That's how we work.
We're really worried. Like we actually might get fired on the spot.
Come on, baby. Let's do it together.
We open eight, you have 30 minutes to clean the table.
30 minutes? Yes.
Oh, we have to run.
We've got to really run a pick up the pace.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
Let's swap now because we can touch both the tables.
Wait. Just wait. Just wait.
Wait. Just wait. One, two, three, four, five, six.
That's all. Now, Now we have to fix the chairs, and then let's just swap.
Go.
I told them they have to be more quick.
Yeah.
Just go over there and then we'll swap.
Come on. Now we've sprayed this side.
Yes. Let's just spray it again.
I can't even remember what I'm doing because I have to work fast.
We have one, two, three.
Go! One, two, three, four, five.
I was thinking, if you do one table and add the other one, do other table.
They say, no, we do everything together.
I don't have this kind of work, honestly.
Yeah.
And you do it four times.
Three. Four.
Hey, girls, you got to keep moving.
You've been on this one table.
I've watched you spray it a million times.
Yeah, we're moving as fast as we can.
Okay, We've got to stop the counting.
Maybe.
Yeah, We've really got to stop.
Be a bonus.
I don't know whether I've made a full on mistake yet.
These girls got beautiful souls, but maybe they should be looking in another area
because I'm sure there's something out there for them.
But I'm not sure whether it's going to be a restaurant.
We have customers here.
There's a lot of walking on the job, isn't there?
Yeah, it's like a gym.
So what does that mean when the bell rings?
What does it mean? Ready to go?
You know.
How Cutting the tree.
So you can carry it by yourself.
Like this.
Who's this for? Who?
Who's this for? For the table 16 over here.
Hello.
Hello, gentlemen. Who had the double espresso?
Hello?
Hello? Double espresso. Yeah.
Yes.
Here you go. Here we go.
Hello. Sorry. Here we go.
I think it's confusing for customers because it's a little bit strange.
You're seeing the tables.
16, my regulars.
And of course, one had put a cup down.
Well, the other one had to touch the cup.
I could see his face like.
Why do you want to just help me out?
I'll hold one. You hold one.
I think it's a lot faster than holding one.
To carry one each.
Oh, beautiful.
Come on.
Mate. Come on, come on. Just wait.
It's something.
Well, one thing that can do.
Together is carry out the takeaways.
Yeah, Yeah. Yeah.
And your hot water, sir.
Thank you. Your hot water.
There we go, sweetie. You sisters.
Twins. Twins. Twins.
Identical twins.
Do we do everything together?
This is our first day today.
So, yeah.
They are very friendly with the customers, and I like it, but they have to be more
quick.
This is our first day, and we don't know if we're doing good or not.
So you guys are doing awesome.
They don't need to talk a lot with the customer because sometimes we are busy.
We like follow each other.
Like whatever she's doing, I have to do like with the ice sheet to put four cubes in there
and I have to put four cubes in there.
It has to be the same. It has to be the same.
Is it the same five in here?
What? What? No, there's not.
Maybe there is. There is.
There is. Right.
Can you feel it?
There's something wrong.
No.
All good. Everything is going as per plan.
You're gonna hear some little cracking noise.
Okay. It's fine.
This. Is it out?
Yes. It's finished, mate.
It's finished. That's all right, mate.
Good.
Okay, so I have some sterile gauze, please.
No.
It's okay, mate. Are you okay?
It hurts. Did it hurt?
Take your.
Time. Just keep breathing.
Yeah, It's all right.
Well done.
Not there. Toast there. Not the toast there.
Are you okay?
Why did it hurt so much? Mate, you're just sweating, mate.
We'll do anything for each other.
So as long as we're together, we'll do anything for each other.
All right, Lucy, let's see who's is she?
Getting Same side as me.
Yes, the same side.
Same right side. Yes.
Oh, perfect.
That's everything that's coming out.
Is it going to come out?
Yes. Yes, it's going to come out.
Is it too hard?
Okay, good.
All done.
I will go through anything for Anna.
I don't know if I like that.
Thank you. What?
I don't know if I've actually said thank you.
Thanks for doing this for me, but I'm, like, in really bad pain.
Like, sometimes I didn't even tell you how bad the pain was because I didn't want you to
worry. But it's not your fault to have an infected Two things like this happen in life.
Hai, hai, hai, hai, hai, hai, hai.