Margot Robbie Told The Most Australian Story Ever About A Python In Her House

This is exactly what I imagine growing up in Australia is like.

You probably know Margot Robbie – the BAFTA-nominated actor and star of I, Tonya.

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She also played Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad in 2016, which basically everyone chose as their Halloween costume that year.

On Friday on The Graham Norton Show, she shared a story that honestly fulfils all my expectations of Australia.

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Apparently, snakes crawling into your house is no big deal and a common occurrence down under.

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One night, Margot was deeply invested in an MSN chat, as many of us were during 80% of our teens, when her mum asked for help getting rid of a python.

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Margot was having none of it.

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Ten minutes later, thinking it'd been quiet for a little too long, Margot came out of her room to find the python had wound its way up her mum's arm and was making its way around her neck.

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It's okay though!! It wasn't poisonous!!

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Although it could and would strangle you.

Getting rid of it wasn't too hard.

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Margot vowed to be less bratty after that.

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So if you ever find yourself being cornered by a snake in Australia, hopefully you'll have Margot by your side to help you deal with the many, many creatures intent on killing you.

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Watch the full clip from The Graham Norton Show below.

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