Speaker 1: Come on in.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hi girls, money afternoon. Sorry some off just got
Speaker 2: out of bed.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just noting how happy you look today, brit
Speaker 3: Happy is one word.
Speaker 2: I'm really satisfied you look today, Bri neck pain, back pain. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I had a big night. You do what's or I
Speaker 2: know what you're thinking. You're thinking then I went out partying.
Speaker 2: I didn't, but my I mean.
Speaker 3: Last night was a Monday night, so I don't think
Speaker 3: anyone's thinking that I did.
Speaker 2: No one's ever thinking that about me.
Speaker 1: My partner, Ben arrived from Scotland last night at eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock and I have not seen Ben since January.
Speaker 3: So you do the math you sounbry Coy right now,
Speaker 3: that's what you sound.
Speaker 2: Because I'm just I'm happy. I'm very happy. I feel
Speaker 2: like I've done a workout. But yeah, that's what details
Speaker 2: that I'm going to go into. I mean, you could
Speaker 2: just talk about how nice it is.
Speaker 3: To see him, but it is really love, I'm sure,
Speaker 3: And I know you've missed him so much. And I
Speaker 3: to hear about the pan at all that you've taken
Speaker 3: and consumed this morning to make it here to be
Speaker 3: on radio tonight.
Speaker 1: No, I genuinely, genuinely like it was mixed emotions. I
Speaker 1: always try and scare Ben. Like Ben and I have
Speaker 1: this thing where we scare each other. I know that
Speaker 1: sounds weird, but like we hide and film it and
Speaker 1: we're trying and scare each other.
Speaker 2: We just love it.
Speaker 1: We've always done it for the last eighteen months. So
Speaker 1: I did that when you arrived, which was wonderful tick
Speaker 1: and then I actually cried.
Speaker 2: I was really emotional.
Speaker 4: Did you did you actually get to talk or you're
Speaker 4: not there yet you had some other things to do.
Speaker 2: I don't know how he is. No, we don't have
Speaker 2: no conversation. You're happy to have him back, of course.
Speaker 1: It's amazing and it's funny because it's like four or
Speaker 1: five months, but feels like no time has passed.
Speaker 2: And I think.
Speaker 1: That's I think that's the important part of a relationship, right.
Speaker 1: It's like friendships as well. You can have those friendships
Speaker 1: that you don't have to see all the time. You
Speaker 1: can still have the connection. But he and I still
Speaker 1: talk twice a day, every single day.
Speaker 3: How long is he going to be here for before
Speaker 3: he goes back to Scotland.
Speaker 1: He's here for three weeks and then I go back
Speaker 1: to Europe with him for two weeks.
Speaker 2: So we've got five ish shows together.
Speaker 4: Ye, well we're happening, so we're going to have a
Speaker 4: good mood brit for the rest of the show. Laura
Speaker 4: and I were.
Speaker 3: Married, so it's different. I mean it's not the only reason.
Speaker 3: But also I got woken up all through the night
Speaker 3: as well, but by two kids. So I got workuping, exciting.
Speaker 4: Peacefully and I've got a thousand dollars in my hand
Speaker 4: to give away at Target.
Speaker 2: We can all give it away. It's not my money,
Speaker 2: try to claim it. I know. For you to spend
Speaker 2: a Target that's coming up next.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll gon do that after this here at the
Speaker 4: pick up around Australia. We're back on the pick up
Speaker 4: around the country in his Tuesday with Britt, Laura and Mitch.
Speaker 4: Right now, A thousand dollars to spend a Target.
Speaker 2: We're doing this.
Speaker 5: I love.
Speaker 1: Shopping.
Speaker 2: Name that fit, Name that fit now.
Speaker 1: One thing we are not known for here to pick
Speaker 1: up with our fashion choices, but something we are known
Speaker 1: for is giving away money. And thanks to Target, we're
Speaker 1: giving away a thousand big ones. If you know your
Speaker 1: fashion now you're gonna call up, answer a couple of questions,
Speaker 1: win potentially a thousand dollars. Sounds easy, right, If you
Speaker 1: only get one right, one hundred dollars to spend at Target,
Speaker 1: two questions right, five hundred dollars to spend at Target,
Speaker 1: and if you get three out of three, we're going
Speaker 1: to give you a thousand big ones to update maybe
Speaker 1: your winter wardrobe, maybe need some new staples or some
Speaker 1: home day calls.
Speaker 2: I can recommend the jeans.
Speaker 3: I have great pair of genes from Target and they
Speaker 3: are fantastic. Also, the thing about gens is they always
Speaker 3: stretch and then they don't fit as good. Yeah, these
Speaker 3: are my face.
Speaker 4: I just like to go through Target with a trolley
Speaker 4: and like look with my eyes. Like I love a
Speaker 4: Target with trolley if you're looking with your because you
Speaker 4: can lean on and put a drink in it and
Speaker 4: it becomes a whole day out. It's like a good date.
Speaker 2: That's it. Hey, if you're single and you want a date,
Speaker 2: go to Target and shop. It's very fun. Joining us today.
Speaker 4: Caitlin is on she's playing for the thousand dollars to
Speaker 4: spend at Target.
Speaker 6: High Kaitlin, Hello, I'm also a bit with the trolley
Speaker 6: and just walking around if you.
Speaker 2: Know, you know, it's very cool. Well, the question, the
Speaker 2: big question is do you know about fashion? Kaitlin.
Speaker 3: Now, yesterday's questions I think are a little bit too easy,
Speaker 3: so we've made them a little bit harder. We have today,
Speaker 3: all right, question number one for one hundred dollars, kitten,
Speaker 3: brogues and moccasins are all types of what shoes?
Speaker 2: That was easy?
Speaker 4: Can I let you in on a little secret here, Caitlyn,
Speaker 4: before Laura is like, I got a hard one.
Speaker 3: This will stump them, no, because originally the question said stilettos,
Speaker 3: and I was like, you got that's not even a
Speaker 3: question that was actually saying shoes.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ad moccasin. I did add moccasin, all right. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm going to add jogger stock all right.
Speaker 4: Number two, which celeb couple famously while matching danim at
Speaker 4: the two thousand and one American Music Awards.
Speaker 6: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Take a guess. This would have been the easy one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really famous, Just have no idea.
Speaker 1: No, just listen, listen to me for a second, Caitlin,
Speaker 1: try one more time, one more time, baby.
Speaker 2: Get it in.
Speaker 4: Just in time, justin, timboy, and and.
Speaker 2: Just one more, one more.
Speaker 3: Time, hippie baby, do answer it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you're allowed to help them that much.
Speaker 2: I just handed that you want to flatter?
Speaker 5: That was hard?
Speaker 2: All right, I'm not gonna there's no cheating for this
Speaker 2: third question. You either get it or you don't.
Speaker 4: And you'll double your money if you get this right.
Speaker 4: From five hundred to spend it target to a thousand targets?
Speaker 6: Okay, no pressure.
Speaker 1: What natural fiber is authentic denim made out of?
Speaker 2: What fiber is denim made out of? Cos you didn't,
Speaker 2: so you're sure? What was that? Yeah? Thousand dollars that tug? Well,
Speaker 2: good on you. What are you gonna get?
Speaker 6: I think I'm just going to maybe get some new jean.
Speaker 2: I'll go the high Rise. Like I said, they're the best.
Speaker 1: They do a great bodysuit, long sleeve bodysuit that goes
Speaker 1: with the jeans I wear it.
Speaker 2: Wonder if they do moccasins or brogues, but they probably
Speaker 2: do kitten heels.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd say so, Actually a target. I enjoyed Kate
Speaker 4: in the trolley, Go have a trolley shop. I'll join
Speaker 4: you there It's very fun, all right, another thousand dollars
Speaker 4: to spend a Target. They're made for season after season,
Speaker 4: shopping store online and via the Target app to Morrow
Speaker 4: more cash.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I'm saying this, or we we have to
Speaker 2: make the questions harder. It's too easy. It was. I
Speaker 2: had to give that one to Care. But I mean,
Speaker 2: surely there's got to be some rules.
Speaker 3: It's like, if you call up, we give the whole
Speaker 3: thing away. It doesn't matter if you get the questions
Speaker 3: right or not.
Speaker 2: Make the rule. Yesterday's question was on your head, what
Speaker 2: is okay I shop with and look with my eyes?
Speaker 2: What else do you look with? On your head?
Speaker 4: It could be build could it could be a beaning
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I'm going to come up with a
Speaker 2: tough one.
Speaker 1: My dad had this huge moment on Louise, like a
Speaker 1: really important moment in his life. They didn't quite go
Speaker 1: to plan, and I put it on my Instagram and
Speaker 1: Instagram was up in arms. They went bonkers and I
Speaker 1: want to talk to about it and get to the
Speaker 1: bottom of this issue today.
Speaker 3: The injustice, the injustice, the travesty.
Speaker 1: My dad, on behalf of my nana, entered a retirement
Speaker 1: Village Bakeoff, the Great Retirement Village Bakeoff. It was Posier's
Speaker 1: retirement lifestyle village up in Port mcquarie.
Speaker 2: And so what they did is they held this.
Speaker 1: They have this annual bakeoff, but it's just for the
Speaker 1: men of the village and my man native. It's a
Speaker 1: men's bakeoff, and my nana doesn't have a man in
Speaker 1: her life.
Speaker 2: So my dad entered like on her behalf, so she
Speaker 2: couldn't enter because there was.
Speaker 1: No Well, they would do other women stuff, but this
Speaker 1: is just for the men and the men to have
Speaker 1: a bake off anyway, so it's really cute.
Speaker 2: So my dad took it so seriously.
Speaker 1: My dad spent three days prepping his one entry, three
Speaker 1: days of like cause you've got to I don't.
Speaker 2: Actually know the interest because I've seen the photo.
Speaker 3: I saw a photo. It was like a cake, but
Speaker 3: it kind of looked like an iced vogo, you know.
Speaker 3: Was it was surprisingly I mean, it was surprisingly good.
Speaker 2: I couldn't do it. I'm not a baker.
Speaker 4: Does he baker? Did he do this to help Nana?
Speaker 4: Or is he all your life being a baker?
Speaker 1: My dad has cooked his whole life, like he is
Speaker 1: the cook of the family. My mom does too, but
Speaker 1: my dad loves it. He genuinely loves it. But he's
Speaker 1: not necessarily the baker. He cooks the like proper meals,
Speaker 1: but sometimes I dessert. But he took us so seriously.
Speaker 1: He committed three days NonStop. He was timing stuff and temperature.
Speaker 1: It was incredible, and I was like, there is no
Speaker 1: way this man can't win.
Speaker 2: He didn't win. He came second. And we think he
Speaker 2: was robbed. I think he was robbed.
Speaker 1: I think there's some under the table stuff going on
Speaker 1: at that retirement village, and I want to speak to my.
Speaker 2: Dad and that what happens. I don't know his name.
Speaker 1: I have a photo of him. I did block out
Speaker 1: his face on Instagram for safety and protection purposes. I
Speaker 1: didn't want anyone to come for him. Can we do
Speaker 1: we know what he made? I don't know, but I
Speaker 1: want to call my dad and find out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tony actually joins us now he's on the line.
Speaker 4: This Brits dad, Hollo Tony mate injustice, justice for.
Speaker 5: Tony travac An absolutely travesty.
Speaker 4: So about quickly tell us what did you bake? Just
Speaker 4: to paint a picture of what the item was that
Speaker 4: you entered.
Speaker 2: That came second.
Speaker 5: I baked and ivo tart.
Speaker 2: You did look very much like an ice vovo. Why
Speaker 2: did you take three days? Dadracte?
Speaker 5: Look, if you were to cook it in you know,
Speaker 5: just set aside a day. There's a lot of waiting.
Speaker 5: You know, you've got to you make a base and
Speaker 5: then you've got to put that in the fridge for
Speaker 5: two hours. You twiddle your thumbs and then you know
Speaker 5: you've got to then make a marshmallow bed. And in
Speaker 5: that scene, you've got to make that. Let that sit
Speaker 5: for three hours in the in the fridge.
Speaker 1: Do you know who came first? Like, do you know
Speaker 1: what he had made? Because I don't know.
Speaker 5: He made a hummingbird hummingbird cake?
Speaker 2: And did you get to.
Speaker 1: Did you do you like, witness the cake or taste
Speaker 1: it or did you see any.
Speaker 5: Like you know, I tasted it and there were still
Speaker 5: parts of the Sarah Le sticker on it. Oh, I
Speaker 5: swear that, I swear. I swear, you know, I.
Speaker 4: Reckon Because he was a part of the village, right
Speaker 4: he lived there.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming Tony not.
Speaker 5: Only part of the village. He was He's married to
Speaker 5: a lady who's widely regarded as the very best cooked
Speaker 5: by by Miles in the in the village, no doubt.
Speaker 1: So Dad, do you reckon? Are you saying you reckon
Speaker 1: his wife? Actually, because she's known in the village as
Speaker 1: the best baker. Do you reckon that the wife actually
Speaker 1: bakes for him?
Speaker 5: Look, I'm not casting any dispersions, but think about the
Speaker 5: fine cotton affair.
Speaker 2: Look, I think that's the time. Do you have time
Speaker 2: to go? I don't have time to think about it?
Speaker 1: What the dad loves history?
Speaker 4: Something to tell us to find cotton affair in thirty seconds, the.
Speaker 5: Fine gotten affair in thirty second. The fine cotton was
Speaker 5: a race horse, a champion racehorse, and the owners put
Speaker 5: the fix in, got a dud horse, painted it for the
Speaker 5: same color as fine cotton, and bunded in the race.
Speaker 4: Wow against it is a fine cotton.
Speaker 2: Heard it.
Speaker 5: Looked like the real one, but it wasn't. And this
Speaker 5: is the go They looked like the real chef. But
Speaker 5: I'm wondering you, madam.
Speaker 2: I mean, are a winner in my eyes.
Speaker 3: I never knew that that retirement villagers could be so controversial.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that there was so much going down that.
Speaker 5: Lazy there look, Laura, they are a hot bed ofception corruption.
Speaker 3: Are we just talking about baking scandals or things are
Speaker 3: a bit more sorted?
Speaker 2: Well, Mike my Olmer, I've got a story.
Speaker 4: Okay, Producer Grace, let's take some calls on this, because
Speaker 4: clearly there is an underworld in this country that we
Speaker 4: don't know of.
Speaker 2: Thirteen one six five.
Speaker 4: What's your retirement scandal or your retirement village scandal?
Speaker 2: What's going on closed door that we don't know?
Speaker 4: Tony can narrate the Netflix series when we sell this
Speaker 4: to Netflix.
Speaker 2: That's really cute. Dad, You're a winner in my eyes.
Speaker 1: And if you ever have times three days again, up
Speaker 1: your sleeve to make us a nice vovo here at
Speaker 1: the pickup, we'll take it.
Speaker 5: I'll make one for you and beam when you come up.
Speaker 2: Oh thanks dad, man.
Speaker 4: Let's take your calls next here at the pickup. We're
Speaker 4: in the middle of an investigation here, ladies.
Speaker 2: It's the biggest investigation that we needed that it did,
Speaker 2: thank you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Great retirement bakeoff of twenty twenty four. The retirement
Speaker 1: village that my nana lives at, Possiers, the retirement village
Speaker 1: of Port Macquarie.
Speaker 2: They had a bake off for charity that was.
Speaker 4: Made, so they say, we don't know if it's for charity,
Speaker 4: probably pocketed it.
Speaker 2: No, they're good, they're great. But it was males only,
Speaker 2: and my nana lives there on her own.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have a partner, so my dad entered as
Speaker 1: the male representative. He baked for three days straight, like
Speaker 1: it was extraordinary what he made and iced vovo.
Speaker 2: Yep, he made the vovo he made had the shell,
Speaker 2: took him three days.
Speaker 1: Everything he even like did the little what's it called
Speaker 1: where you pushed.
Speaker 2: The little cream out in little swells and stuff a
Speaker 2: piping bag. Even my prain was like the whipped cream
Speaker 2: the pipe bag. He came second.
Speaker 4: The person that beat him, however, is married to the
Speaker 4: head honcho of the retirement.
Speaker 1: There's definitely some scandalous things going on their retirement home.
Speaker 2: So we thought thirty one oh six five, if you.
Speaker 1: Know of any scandals that maybe your own grandparents retirement homes,
Speaker 1: or if you've ever heard of the scandals we wanted
Speaker 1: to know about, Well.
Speaker 4: We've got one from within the house. The calls coming
Speaker 4: from within the pickup girls. Because my Olma, I'm Dutch,
Speaker 4: so my Dutch Homer was kicked out of her retirement
Speaker 4: village for quote unquote wearing revealing clothes.
Speaker 2: How would she make it?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 2: She is? She a bit of a floozy, Laura. Revealing
Speaker 2: clothes is not equate to a fluozie. We know that,
Speaker 2: I know, but you know, just asking maybe a little.
Speaker 4: She she was Miss New Holland, she was the face
Speaker 4: of Berry Juice.
Speaker 2: She's an ex model.
Speaker 4: She's gorgeous, so she likes to shop at Souprey and
Speaker 4: wear Denner and she was.
Speaker 2: Eighty six on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she got shamed. She got shamed, shame for the
Speaker 3: way she dressed. They got together the union retired village.
Speaker 3: They said, we don't think you're you're you're you.
Speaker 2: Know, suited for the retirement.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you aligned with the values. She's now in another place.
Speaker 4: She's living happily in her denim jeans and she looks hot.
Speaker 4: But the conspiracy's not okay.
Speaker 3: Usually the types of scandals and you can't laugh, but
Speaker 3: often it happens with dementia patients, and that's not funny.
Speaker 1: I had so many people because I put this whole
Speaker 1: scandal on my Instagram, and I had so many people
Speaker 1: write in talking about like the sex that goes on
Speaker 1: and retirement is rampant, multiple floors, sneaking out of their rooms,
Speaker 1: like having four different girlfriends on different levels.
Speaker 2: Level.
Speaker 3: To be honest, though, if I make it into a
Speaker 3: retirement village, I'm going to do the same if my like,
Speaker 3: if I'm well, if he's not around, if he's not around,
Speaker 3: it's like a second lease on life.
Speaker 2: You're all there, you don't have much long to go.
Speaker 2: He'll enjoy years. If you see her in the retirementome,
Speaker 2: she's ready, Laura.
Speaker 4: Another Laura, I'm thirteen one six five. What's your sorry,
Speaker 4: that's qv invested to give music? What's going on at
Speaker 4: the retirement village near you?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Hi guys, Oh my gosh, I'm fangirling so hard, Laura.
Speaker 2: What's your grandma or grandpa doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So, I used to work in age care back in
Speaker 6: the day, in my early twenties as an age care nurse,
Speaker 6: and I worked in the dementia unit, and we had
Speaker 6: a couple that came into the retirement village together. But
Speaker 6: the lady was in the demensia unit and her husband wasn't,
Speaker 6: and he was quite like with it, and she had
Speaker 6: quite like she was still very like able body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but now it takes over. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so she kind of forgot that she was married
Speaker 6: and she fell in love with another residence we've had
Speaker 6: you and we would often find them in the room
Speaker 6: together doing all the things that young be.
Speaker 2: Doing it there or no, and then your grandpa did he? No?
Speaker 2: Her grandpa?
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, the grandpa grandpa, their grandpa.
Speaker 2: New grandpa grandpa too.
Speaker 4: Well, well, not exactly what we're after in the conspiracy search,
Speaker 4: but good for them.
Speaker 2: Oh that's no, that's really sad. I don't like.
Speaker 3: I don't think we can we can joke about the
Speaker 3: ones that have to do with dementia.
Speaker 2: No, we're not joking. It's real.
Speaker 4: It's happened. Sarah on thirteen one O sixty five. Hey,
Speaker 4: what's your conspiracy theory? Your aged care facility?
Speaker 6: Hi, I'm also saying girling.
Speaker 4: Very hard right now now, but.
Speaker 2: A bit much now. It's great.
Speaker 6: Speaking of revealing clothing, my grandma has topless parties in
Speaker 6: the garage.
Speaker 2: Your own would love it there. Oh, what do you
Speaker 2: mean do they actually have an event like this Friday night?
Speaker 2: Everyone topless party in the garage.
Speaker 6: I think it's like a weekly occurrence, but you're not
Speaker 6: allowed in without taking.
Speaker 4: Your time, and they've gone a bit loopy jelly.
Speaker 2: I think this is great. Nine year old's free in
Speaker 2: the nibs. That's a movement. I want to be a
Speaker 2: part of. Where are they hooking up?
Speaker 6: Look, I don't ask that many questions.
Speaker 4: Is it put on by the village, Like when you
Speaker 4: go to the entrance and is there's a corkboard, does
Speaker 4: it say Friday night, topless dance night?
Speaker 2: Or are they doing this back end?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it might be a little bit under
Speaker 6: the radar.
Speaker 1: I actually love it, like living your absolutely best life.
Speaker 2: I can get around it totally. I mean, yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: do that. You do the hookups at eighty, I'm doing
Speaker 2: the topless parties. I think that leads to the hookup spirit.
Speaker 2: But you're welcome an Okay, you can come to my party, Laura.
Speaker 3: Now, we've been having quite a few discussions recently about
Speaker 3: baby names, and that's just between you myself.
Speaker 2: You're going to think of everyone think one of us
Speaker 2: is pregnants.
Speaker 4: No, we're not pregnant.
Speaker 3: But Britt, you your sister's having a baby. You're beginning
Speaker 3: aunty again. Mitch, your sister's having a baby, and that's
Speaker 3: why we've been discussing baby names. But now I think
Speaker 3: there's so much loaded into baby names because you could
Speaker 3: go traditional, you could go with something unique. You kind
Speaker 3: of don't want to go too unique because then you
Speaker 3: know your kid's gonna get teased. But there is a
Speaker 3: vet who is going viral on TikTok at the moment,
Speaker 3: and that is because he has come up with a
Speaker 3: list of baby names that you would think on first
Speaker 3: look at these names, they're not that bad. But the
Speaker 3: reason why you shouldn't call your child these names is
Speaker 3: because actually there's more animals called these names than what
Speaker 3: there are humans. So in all of his time working
Speaker 3: as a vet, he has been compiling a list of
Speaker 3: the most common dog and cat names and here's what
Speaker 3: they are.
Speaker 2: And I feel really sorry. I'm worried that one of
Speaker 2: my names some of mine are.
Speaker 3: Okay, some of mine are And I feel really sorry
Speaker 3: for anybody who has a child named this. And if
Speaker 3: you have a pet name this were well done, snice
Speaker 3: in common. If you're already named this, it's not a problem.
Speaker 2: And these are not as these are.
Speaker 3: These are human names as well, so they could be hybrid, right,
Speaker 3: number one, Luna, Luna, it's a real dog.
Speaker 2: That's a cute name for a bit you dog dog.
Speaker 3: Very sweet dog name. You hear that in the park
Speaker 3: and the dog park a lot, all right? Number two hot,
Speaker 3: number two, Daisy.
Speaker 2: Number three. I know a lot of Daisies that are
Speaker 2: actual humans.
Speaker 3: Number three Miller. Number four in my family a dog,
Speaker 3: a human human girl. Okay, all right. Number four Bella.
Speaker 3: That's a big dog name. I know a lot of
Speaker 3: humans named Bella, but I know more dogs.
Speaker 2: Oh, number five. Number five was on my real name
Speaker 2: list a long time. I'm looking at it's discussing it not.
Speaker 3: I wanted to call my daughter a cannot name a
Speaker 3: humanis and that is Coco.
Speaker 2: Coco. I'm not going to be Hockey Coco.
Speaker 1: Secret, secret is hot.
Speaker 3: We need to discuss you changing your name as well.
Speaker 3: That wigs me out that you might have a different
Speaker 3: last name.
Speaker 2: That's what happens when people get married, Laura, except for you,
Speaker 2: you don't have to do it.
Speaker 3: I want to Okay, we're not talking. This is not
Speaker 3: about the patriarchy right now. We're talking about baby names,
Speaker 3: all right. Numbers seven that's for another day. Miss number six. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I know I've lost my spot Teddy.
Speaker 2: I disagree. Teddy is human. Teddy. I would love to
Speaker 2: name it if I had a little boy. Teddy is
Speaker 2: a great names just because it sounds so I can't
Speaker 2: have Coco, but you can have Teddy. Yeah, these names
Speaker 2: are fine.
Speaker 3: Number seven Charlie also disagree. I think Charlie's a great one.
Speaker 2: Frankie Archie Ruby Archie is your nephew.
Speaker 3: We have an archer, not an Archie, and he and
Speaker 3: his parents are very against ever being called archer Archie.
Speaker 3: It's been like it's been drilled into us since the
Speaker 3: day he was born.
Speaker 2: Archie. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't think you have a listen to this vet,
Speaker 4: but I think these names are better than names that Braxton.
Speaker 4: You know he can meet kids names Brack.
Speaker 2: That's a character on Home and Away. No one's name
Speaker 2: of their kid Braxton.
Speaker 4: I went to school with the Braxton. I went to
Speaker 4: school with a Brock. And guess what his last name was, Olie.
Speaker 4: I was going to vision did yeah, he didn't.
Speaker 1: It was green against and then he died at why
Speaker 1: you know what they called him in Collie what cauliflower
Speaker 1: white Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: Then he would have been I'm not against naming your
Speaker 3: I'm not against these names. I am all for naming
Speaker 3: your animal a very straight human name.
Speaker 2: Like if you've got a dog, name it David. I agree,
Speaker 2: name it Frank screen Frank at the dog.
Speaker 1: He he did say some of the names on the
Speaker 1: lawn again.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Hey, so sorry, neighbor, shout on your lawn again.
Speaker 1: No, he said some other names that didn't quite make
Speaker 1: the list, but then he said, I'll veto this forever.
Speaker 1: He'll never call them Milo, which I love like I
Speaker 1: love the name Milo.
Speaker 2: But he has said, you can't do it now.
Speaker 3: Marlon Marlon otis anyone remember that million years ago and
Speaker 3: they floated down the river.
Speaker 4: What about tramp after lady in the tramp, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think you can call I don't think you can
Speaker 3: call your your child.
Speaker 4: And for a boy trumpeter for a girl.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's hope, take a Kathleen trampoline. Let's go home.
Speaker 2: If you're a vetter, if you're a dog or a cat,
Speaker 2: just don't name yourselfies. Please. Yeah, that's it. Gne see
Speaker 2: you tomorrow, Say bye bye,