Speaker 1: A good Pickup with Britt Hockley and Laura Burn.
Speaker 2: Baby your what our windows down?
Speaker 3: That's my world reason the dust only good zabas all day.
Speaker 1: I don't much, but yeah I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'll beget and what I want.
Speaker 1: It don't matter where done. This is the Pickup.
Speaker 5: Happy harmday afternoon. Everyone, It's the pick Up with Britt
Speaker 5: Hockley and Laura Burn.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Wednesday, Laura, it's been Wednesday all day. People.
Speaker 4: People have been welcomed.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen you.
Speaker 5: We should be say welcome to exiting Wednesday since it's
Speaker 5: the end of the day.
Speaker 1: He was also the start of the show, so welcome
Speaker 1: to the start of the pickup. Thanks for establishing that. Hey,
Speaker 1: I had the scariest thing happened to me yesterday. If
Speaker 1: you don't know how obsessed I am with my dog Delilah.
Speaker 4: I'm going to never listened to the show before.
Speaker 1: You don't know anything about me. My dog Delilah is
Speaker 1: my entire life. She's an Australian shepherd. She's four years
Speaker 1: old and it's just her and I are navigating this
Speaker 1: crazy life because my fiance lives on other world. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I got home from work yesterday and the dog walkers
Speaker 1: was like, hey, she's been a bit off today, just.
Speaker 4: Letting you know.
Speaker 1: And then within half an hour she stopped moving, like,
Speaker 1: she stopped walking. I so full, it was so scary.
Speaker 1: She could not walk. She was happy, she was smiling
Speaker 1: and her tail was wagging, but she couldn't walk. And
Speaker 1: then when she took a few steps, she was like
Speaker 1: going sideways. I thought, oh my god, she's got a
Speaker 1: paralysis tick or something, which you know is a disaster.
Speaker 1: I got her to this, and.
Speaker 5: She's also been she's had all of axes for stuff,
Speaker 5: so she's had everything vaxes, so usually they're pretty effective.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I got her into this emergency bet, which, like,
Speaker 1: you know, God bless them. They're amazing people doing amazing things.
Speaker 1: Definitely cost me an arm and a leg, but I
Speaker 1: would I would pay any amount for.
Speaker 4: Her annual leg for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would pay anything for her. But they don't
Speaker 1: know what's wrong with her. They basically just said, hey, like,
Speaker 1: we'll keep her for observation. It's not a tick. And
Speaker 1: then this morning she woke up and she seemed to
Speaker 1: be walking again. Okay, so I don't know what is
Speaker 1: going on. I don't know if it's like she's got
Speaker 1: a bulging disc or some other disease that's going on,
Speaker 1: but I think it's going to be like a investigation.
Speaker 5: Well didn't you say that They thought it was like
Speaker 5: a slip disc, So that was kind of the feedback.
Speaker 1: They definitely didn't say that. I just sort of took that.
Speaker 1: They just said it could be a range of things,
Speaker 1: but they didn't think it was anything dire. They gave
Speaker 1: hers some like pain meds, anti inflams. They tested her.
Speaker 1: They kept her in for the afternoon and they said,
Speaker 1: look see how she goes over the next couple of days.
Speaker 1: But it was so scary. Porterlilah, I know, but she's
Speaker 1: she's doing better today. But it was like that horror
Speaker 1: of when you're like, wow, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, you only have one pet to take care of,
Speaker 5: but now we're going to be talking about Millie Bobby
Speaker 5: Brown and she's sixty.
Speaker 4: Two two pets to take care of.
Speaker 1: Millie Bobby Brown is living my absolute dream. If you
Speaker 1: don't know who Milly is, she's from Stranger Things and
Speaker 1: she married John bon Jovi's son. I know that that's
Speaker 1: irrelevant to the story, but I'm just trying to set
Speaker 1: their relationship.
Speaker 5: His name is Jake bon Jovi. Imagine currently ever being
Speaker 5: referred to as John bon Jovi's son.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think he does anything. I think that's
Speaker 1: his thing. Is John bon Jovi's son, isn't he? I
Speaker 1: don't think so.
Speaker 4: It's got his hands full. He's busy, Well.
Speaker 1: He is busy. Billie Bobby Brown is making headlines because
Speaker 1: she's come out saying she had sixty two pets. Have
Speaker 1: a listen to this. Well, I have twenty five farm animals,
Speaker 1: and then I have twenty three foster dogs, and then
Speaker 1: I have ten dogs in my house that are my
Speaker 1: personal dogs and four cats. This is amazing, my personal dogs.
Speaker 4: It's amazing.
Speaker 5: It's also like slightly insane, right, like, how do you
Speaker 5: take care of that many animals?
Speaker 4: How do you take to take care of that many dogs?
Speaker 1: Well, they actually live like they have a really cool life.
Speaker 1: They did buy a huge farm and a huge property
Speaker 1: and they lived this duel life where she can be
Speaker 1: one of the biggest people in movies and film and
Speaker 1: then she just goes away to sixty two animals on
Speaker 1: the farm and.
Speaker 5: Just it's kind of like she's a tradwife. Hybrid but
Speaker 5: she's not a tradwife. She's not taking success, she's not
Speaker 5: taking care of her husband or anything. She's just taking
Speaker 5: care of the animals. I was one of those kids
Speaker 5: who would always bring home, like any stray, any rescue,
Speaker 5: any animal that was in need, or like found on
Speaker 5: the side of the road. I would like, if we
Speaker 5: went on long drives or car trips and there was
Speaker 5: like roadkill, like a kangaroo or a wombat, you took the.
Speaker 1: Road kill home. It seems extreme.
Speaker 5: No, I would have a tantrum in the car until
Speaker 5: my mum pulled over so we could check and see
Speaker 5: if there was a joey because I'd once watched the
Speaker 5: documentary that said you should check.
Speaker 4: So my mum would get out and she's like that
Speaker 4: one's been gone for works. It was horrible raising me
Speaker 4: as a kid.
Speaker 1: I used to I didn't bring a lot of animals home,
Speaker 1: but we had a lot of weird pets as kids.
Speaker 1: I remember my favorite pets were hermit crabs. Like I
Speaker 1: had a hermit crab farm, an entire farm, same same
Speaker 1: and I used to get home from school and I
Speaker 1: would lay on the ground. I'd get all my hermit
Speaker 1: crabs out and I'd only wear a sports bar crop
Speaker 1: top because my favorite thing to do was to put
Speaker 1: them on your belly, and that's how I bonded with
Speaker 1: them and the.
Speaker 4: Arab a king.
Speaker 1: No. If the crabs crawl around and they tickle your belly,
Speaker 1: and also that was the only way I could be
Speaker 1: close to them and not hurt them. I would let
Speaker 1: them crawl over my belly and stuff and to get
Speaker 1: them to come out of their shell. Not cool. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's nice, but I would lick them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you put them in your mouth?
Speaker 4: Why yeah?
Speaker 1: This let me show you. So if this was a
Speaker 1: hermit crab, I've got a yeah.
Speaker 6: Stop.
Speaker 1: If this wasn't listen, I'm saying I'm not saying it's right.
Speaker 1: But I was a kid. This is how you make
Speaker 1: them come out of your shelter.
Speaker 4: Play.
Speaker 1: You used to put them in your mouth like this
Speaker 1: and blow hot air on used to go and the
Speaker 1: crabs would go eh, and then they'd come out, and
Speaker 1: then you'd put them on your belly.
Speaker 4: Because they're trying to escape your breath.
Speaker 1: I said, I'm not saying it's right. In hindsight, as
Speaker 1: an adult, I know that that was the wrong thing
Speaker 1: to do. But I loved my hermit grab.
Speaker 5: I grew up in a household when I turned about sixteen,
Speaker 5: and my mum knew because I moved out of home
Speaker 5: when I was I think like twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: You know, I was early twenty. It's super early twenties.
Speaker 5: But my mom when I was like sixteen seventeen put
Speaker 5: a rule in place that I wasn't allowed to bring
Speaker 5: home any more pets.
Speaker 4: Because it is now when I.
Speaker 5: Look back on it, it is comical. My grandfather used
Speaker 5: to call it the menagerie. We'd go to a school
Speaker 5: fate and I'd bring something home, or like any time
Speaker 5: that we would go past the RSPC, I wouldn't be
Speaker 5: with my mom and I'd come home with a cat,
Speaker 5: like I brought home dogs, cats, pigeons, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice,
Speaker 5: sea monkeys, fish.
Speaker 1: Sea monkeys.
Speaker 4: I am invisible.
Speaker 5: No, they no sea monkeys, you like grow them. We
Speaker 5: had I look like a tamagotchi.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: Sea monkeys are real. They're like the US. They're like
Speaker 4: a real nineties pet. Yeah, they're kind of what are
Speaker 4: they called, like sea good type of plankton. Yeah, anyway, you.
Speaker 1: Just grown you had plankton. Let's just you think my
Speaker 1: hermit crab thing is weird. You had not landon was
Speaker 1: a pet, you had a fungus.
Speaker 4: No, they're not. They're they're little fish. They're like tiny
Speaker 4: little they're grisy shrimp, Brian shrimp. That's it.
Speaker 1: Thanks, well, that's so much better.
Speaker 4: I also had hermit crabs as well.
Speaker 5: But the problem is is so we had cats, and
Speaker 5: it was the nineties, like back then people were not
Speaker 5: desexing the cats like they are today. And also like
Speaker 5: my mum had a lot on She was single mum
Speaker 5: of three kids and so many animals, and our cats
Speaker 5: just kept multiplying.
Speaker 4: I know that that's terrible.
Speaker 5: And obviously I have a cat now she is de SX,
Speaker 5: and like, we understand the rules, but as a seven
Speaker 5: year old.
Speaker 4: I wasn't really abiding by them. I was like, ooh,
Speaker 4: another litter, another litter.
Speaker 1: Look at all these babies.
Speaker 4: It was actually in sanity.
Speaker 5: So I remember there being one time where we had
Speaker 5: about sixteen seventeen cats, We had ten chickens, we had
Speaker 5: a rooster on hing, we had guinea pig litter, and
Speaker 5: then we had mice. And then what happened was the
Speaker 5: back of the mice cage. It was like a board
Speaker 5: got a bit wet and the mice had gnawed through
Speaker 5: the cage and all thirty or whatever mice we had
Speaker 5: had gotten out into the house and we ended up
Speaker 5: with all of my pet mice living in the house.
Speaker 4: And that's where my mum was like, I am done
Speaker 4: with these stories.
Speaker 1: Are the form of contraception. If I a birth to you,
Speaker 1: I'd be beside myself.
Speaker 4: I was so she still is.
Speaker 1: So on maths at the moment. The show that keeps
Speaker 1: on giving, it's The Home Stays Week, and it started
Speaker 1: some really interesting and enlightening conversations. Up until now Jackie
Speaker 1: and Ryan or everyone, right, they're living in the hotel,
Speaker 1: you're dating, you're falling in love, but you don't really
Speaker 1: know much about the other person. But now they're taking
Speaker 1: each other home to see how they live, what they
Speaker 1: how they bought a house, are they with their parents?
Speaker 1: Whatever their situation is at home and has left me
Speaker 1: in absolute hysterics and made me remember something that I
Speaker 1: have actually done. Have I listened to this? So that
Speaker 1: Stein is from Germany. It was eye opening to see
Speaker 1: his home.
Speaker 5: There's an Eiffel Tower's sword from the Tower of London.
Speaker 1: I just think he's been alone here for seven years,
Speaker 1: she cry. And maybe he isn't even aware of how
Speaker 1: lonely he is. It really reminds me of the elderly.
Speaker 1: This is a seventeen year old kimonent.
Speaker 6: It was so sweet of him to be so confident,
Speaker 6: and I'm so happy to bring me in.
Speaker 1: It's not quite hoarding. It's just like memories.
Speaker 4: Okay, so if you miss this.
Speaker 5: Jackie went into Ryan's house and it is full of
Speaker 5: knick knacks, like it's.
Speaker 1: Full of they're not even nicknacks, I don't know.
Speaker 4: What you call them, like samurai.
Speaker 1: Swords, skulls. He's got skulls.
Speaker 5: He's got bottles of alcohol, he's got ties, he's got
Speaker 5: teddy bears, like anything you could imagine in like the
Speaker 5: worst horror show of a gift shop.
Speaker 4: He's got it displayed somewhere.
Speaker 1: It definitely looks like we're looking at some of the
Speaker 1: pictures here now. It definitely looks like she gone back
Speaker 1: into like a teenager's room.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In fact, he bought the house and he's thirty six
Speaker 1: years old.
Speaker 5: This reminds me so deeply of my eighteen year old
Speaker 5: boyfriend's bedroom when he was eighteen, not when he was
Speaker 5: in his mid thirties. But I can relate to this.
Speaker 5: I understand what it is like to be in a relationship,
Speaker 5: to meet someone, to date them, to think that they
Speaker 5: are fantastic, and then at some point go back to
Speaker 5: the house and be like, oh, Okay, maybe you're living
Speaker 5: arrangements aren't exactly on par with the person.
Speaker 4: That I thought you were.
Speaker 5: So I was dating this guy for a long time
Speaker 5: and then he moved away, and we'd been doing long
Speaker 5: distance and I hadn't been to his new place. I'd
Speaker 5: only ever been to his place that he had when
Speaker 5: he was here, and I went up to go and
Speaker 5: see him, and it was like ten hour drive away,
Speaker 5: and I remember opening the door to his bedroom and
Speaker 5: he just had a mattress on the floor with no
Speaker 5: sheets and just to do not They had a Doner
Speaker 5: cover on it. But it turns out the raw dog
Speaker 5: to the mattress for six months he had been raw dogging.
Speaker 5: It turns out that all the furniture that was in
Speaker 5: his old place wasn't his, and the rental had come
Speaker 5: with the furniture.
Speaker 1: So he just now, ew, that's even worse.
Speaker 4: He just never bought any He just lived anywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm moving, But what has happened? You bought that furniture secondhand.
Speaker 1: You bought that mattress secondhand. What has happened to it?
Speaker 1: You're not even gonna put a sheet on it? No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no.
Speaker 5: All the furniture in his old place, which was like
Speaker 5: surprisingly well put together, that was all rental furniture. So
Speaker 5: then he moved into this new place, had been living
Speaker 5: there for six months and never bought anything except yes,
Speaker 5: a secondhand mattress.
Speaker 4: That he slept straight directly on row top sheet.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: Nothing.
Speaker 1: I did have a mattress on the floor once, but
Speaker 1: that was like a feng shwe thing I've read something
Speaker 1: about it was really good for you to sleep low
Speaker 1: to the ground.
Speaker 5: The thing that's even more embarrassing is that I ended
Speaker 5: up moving in with him, and we were together for
Speaker 5: six years.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that was good. Did you ever put a
Speaker 1: sheet on? No?
Speaker 4: I bought the sheets and I bought furniture.
Speaker 1: Look, I don't want to yuck anyone's yum here. For Ryan,
Speaker 1: you do you it's very particular taste. But if that's
Speaker 1: right for you, that is fine. If it's not right
Speaker 1: for Jackie. I can play understand and I understand why
Speaker 1: she's I don't understand why she's crying, but I understand
Speaker 1: why it's not for her. But I remember the same thing.
Speaker 1: I remember dating this guy and we were in another town.
Speaker 1: He was originally from a city like five six hours away.
Speaker 1: He was a doctor. So I was like, great, you're
Speaker 1: well put together, you got an income, wonderful, and he's
Speaker 1: mid to late twenties.
Speaker 4: You thought you'd hit the jackpot, is what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Not jackpot, but when you were medically or university educated
Speaker 1: and you're in your late twenties and you live away,
Speaker 1: you think that someone is put together. Anyway, I went
Speaker 1: back to where he actually lives, and it was still
Speaker 1: at his parents' house. Fine, in a tiny room with
Speaker 1: a single bed, and everything was still in there, like
Speaker 1: his teddies from growing up. I say this as in
Speaker 1: like I'm remembering how uncomfortable I was, No Laura, We
Speaker 1: was sleeping in a single bed. He was nearly thirty
Speaker 1: and a doctor.
Speaker 5: But he just still lived in his childhood bedroom. Had
Speaker 5: he ever moved out and then moved back in.
Speaker 1: Because that was Yeah, that's how I met him. But
Speaker 1: he just he was like a homing pigeon. You keep
Speaker 1: going home for me. I can't help it. And I
Speaker 1: know it was judgment. It gave me the ick. I
Speaker 1: was like, I need to be with someone there has
Speaker 1: a double bed.
Speaker 4: You got the ick.
Speaker 5: And I dated the guy who had a mattress on
Speaker 5: the floor and moved in with him.
Speaker 4: It says a lot about our standards are very different,
Speaker 4: is what that says.
Speaker 5: But yeah, look, I can understand why someone's home. I
Speaker 5: think you have to see it early because I think
Speaker 5: it's a real telling sign about more about that person,
Speaker 5: about all the things that they like, or whether they're
Speaker 5: a hoarder, or what they know their mental state.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, pray for Ryan.
Speaker 5: So I sent in the other day a piece of content.
Speaker 5: We've got a group chat between us, and I sent
Speaker 5: it in thinking that this would be a very funny thing.
Speaker 4: To talk about on radio and hear me out.
Speaker 5: The reason why I want to talk about a TikTok
Speaker 5: that I came across is because cheating is very relatable.
Speaker 5: So many of us have been cheated on the past.
Speaker 5: Some of you, I'm sure, have been the cheaters. Some
Speaker 5: of us in this room might have been the cheaters
Speaker 5: at one point in time. It's not a nice thing
Speaker 5: anyone who's ever experienced it. It's truly a horrible, horrible
Speaker 5: feeling to go through, and sometimes you think to yourself, like,
Speaker 5: how will you ever get yet, even with the person
Speaker 5: who's broken your heart in such a catastrophic way. Now,
Speaker 5: this TikTok that I came across, it's a real from
Speaker 5: person called.
Speaker 4: The real dot Tara Zune.
Speaker 5: However, I fell for it, and I thought she was
Speaker 5: a little old lady, like a little old Polish lady.
Speaker 5: But unfortunately it's just a young lady who was wearing
Speaker 5: an age filter. I really didn't do my deep research
Speaker 5: on this, But the reason why it was so funny
Speaker 5: is because she has some very harmless yet effective ways.
Speaker 5: If you were ever gonna plot revenge on your cheating ex,
Speaker 5: she has some choice ideas for you.
Speaker 4: Have listened to this.
Speaker 3: If he cheats, change his toothpaste to mayo. If he
Speaker 3: cheats on you, espirate his whole car with some oilfish spsteps,
Speaker 3: let him drive around in the aroma of his bad decisions.
Speaker 3: If he cheats, fill his pockets with glitter. Betrayal is forever,
Speaker 3: and so is gLite.
Speaker 1: Definitely funny when she was ninety not finding out as
Speaker 1: Ai and she's like twenty two.
Speaker 4: Oh, I got so sucked into this.
Speaker 5: I was like, I genuinely thought that this was wise
Speaker 5: advice from a.
Speaker 4: Little old lady.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 5: She's yeah, she's much younger than that, but also still
Speaker 5: think that the advice is good. Is there ever a
Speaker 5: time where it's okay to enact like a petty, relatively harmless,
Speaker 5: but potentially extremely annoying revenge plot on someone who's broken
Speaker 5: your heart.
Speaker 1: You're asking the wrong person because personally, I'm not a revenger.
Speaker 1: I could care less. My best revenge sounds so cliche, sickening,
Speaker 1: you'll probably get the egg. My best revenge is to
Speaker 1: literally forget the person, move on and be successful. I'm
Speaker 1: one of those people that do not waste. I had
Speaker 1: an ex that was marrying someone else simultaneously, pretty bad.
Speaker 1: I didn't even do anything. I was like, cool, see ya,
Speaker 1: just move on with my life.
Speaker 4: I'm way pettier than you.
Speaker 5: Don't get me wrong, Like, I've never enacted out the revenge,
Speaker 5: but I've definitely thought about that way.
Speaker 4: True. Look, that's not true.
Speaker 1: You've broake him to your ex's house and goes passport
Speaker 1: forge your signature and changed his flight so we couldn't
Speaker 1: go overseas with you. That's revenge.
Speaker 5: There's a backstory to that, and there's also some explanations
Speaker 5: as to why I did that, but we don't have
Speaker 5: enough time to get into it.
Speaker 4: Everyone, look, give us a call.
Speaker 5: If you've ever plotted a revenge, you didn't have to
Speaker 5: like enact it out. I just want to know, Like,
Speaker 5: what are the silliest things that you thought you might do.
Speaker 4: Here's one for you, raw chicken in their air conditioner.
Speaker 1: I got a better one.
Speaker 6: Go.
Speaker 1: I've never done it, but if I did, this is
Speaker 1: what I do.
Speaker 4: Fritz, like, I would never enact to revenge. How I
Speaker 4: am thinking about that?
Speaker 1: Mine would be like a stench. So you cut a
Speaker 1: little hole in their mattress, tuna, fish, anything. They don't
Speaker 1: know what's in there, and they will never know where
Speaker 1: it's coming from. Sheet goes back over the top. You
Speaker 1: don't know where it's coming from. You're like, is under
Speaker 1: the bed? Is it coming from the aircor That is smart.
Speaker 5: You would do it from underneath the mattress, like in
Speaker 5: the site underneath.
Speaker 4: Shove it just a whole John West Kenny.
Speaker 1: If you want to sew it back up so they
Speaker 1: don't even see this list.
Speaker 5: So smart, producer, Grace, you were saying, I mean, this
Speaker 5: wasn't a cheating one, but your sister, Your sister did
Speaker 5: something pretty.
Speaker 4: Bad to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: When I was in high school, my sister and I
Speaker 2: had this like prank, going back and forth war with
Speaker 2: each other. It was incredibly immature, but she decided to
Speaker 2: put a jar of glitter on the top of my
Speaker 2: ceiling fan and then not tell anyone about it. So
Speaker 2: one day I was kind of hot in here, I'll
Speaker 2: turn the fan on and just all the glitter went
Speaker 2: everywhere and my parents had to recarp.
Speaker 4: But the whole four you know what.
Speaker 1: You just remind me of, And I actually think that
Speaker 1: this is the best revenge you could have had. When
Speaker 1: we were younger, my sister was drinking a chocolate thick
Speaker 1: shake milkshake and for some reason she pulled the straw
Speaker 1: out and went and pushed and blew the milkshake out
Speaker 1: of the straw all over my face. And I remember
Speaker 1: I was so calm, and I said, you'll not know when,
Speaker 1: You'll not know where that I am going to get
Speaker 1: you back, and I never did. I never got it back.
Speaker 1: But she was petrified four years mate noting that revenge. No,
Speaker 1: it's better because you're expecting it every single day, so
Speaker 1: you're on edge.
Speaker 5: So your revenge is just like putting a deep fear,
Speaker 5: seating a deep fear into someone. Yeah, well look we've
Speaker 5: got killie on the line, killy, what was your revenge?
Speaker 5: Did you actually undertake this or was it just a
Speaker 5: fantasy revenge plan?
Speaker 6: We actually did this. So my friend called in. This
Speaker 6: is about ten years ago. We just seen she was
Speaker 6: dating this guy, and like she knew it was kind
Speaker 6: of probably coming to an end anyway, so she wasn't
Speaker 6: like super devo. She found out he cheated on her,
Speaker 6: and she goes, can you meet me at Josh's place.
Speaker 6: I've got to pick up some of my stuff. And
Speaker 6: I'm like, yeah, yeah, sure, Colse. I get there and
Speaker 6: she goes, I'm low key like annoyed about this situation,
Speaker 6: but I just want to be really petty, and I
Speaker 6: was like, I'm there for it. So what we did
Speaker 6: was he was a massive gym bro. So his whole
Speaker 6: was full of like red kidney beans and chickpeas and cans.
Speaker 4: Of lentils, the proteins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, everything meal prepping to the delight. We took
Speaker 6: every label off, every can, just completely naked.
Speaker 1: But that's not very revengeful, is it?
Speaker 5: Like fifty cents a can that you also know it's
Speaker 5: it's actually printed on the top like it's got like
Speaker 5: or at least it is now for that.
Speaker 6: Reason, not ten years ago. Wasn't we checked?
Speaker 4: Mate? You guys, you know.
Speaker 1: This is it worse because she didn't care. She's like,
Speaker 1: I was gonna break up it anyway.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look, she cared enough to be like, you could
Speaker 6: have at least just broken out with me rather than
Speaker 6: cheating on me. Yeah, but he was a U. He
Speaker 6: couldn't replace all the food without like you know, he
Speaker 6: was financially pop at the time, so he just had
Speaker 6: to keep opening random cans.
Speaker 4: Until he found his lentils, his red beans.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get out of here.
Speaker 4: Let's get out of here, guys,