Speaker 1: Laura, come on in.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hi guys, Hi guys. You know what,
Speaker 2: I'm so happy to be here today, and that is
Speaker 2: because no, no, no, I'm extra happy. And that's because
Speaker 2: I have fallen so far down the pecking order in
Speaker 2: my household after having a few days away before I
Speaker 2: was my children Marleya Laula's favorite parent.
Speaker 3: There's always a favorite parent, and it was me.
Speaker 4: Is that confirmed?
Speaker 3: Hundred percent? But you know who the favorite parent is.
Speaker 2: The favorite parent is the one who the kids want, like,
Speaker 2: get mum, let mom, get me out of the car seat.
Speaker 2: It's the one who they want Mum to dress. It's
Speaker 2: the one who they want, you know, whatever, the parent
Speaker 2: is that they pick for each thing. That's the favorite parent.
Speaker 4: And that can be when you're not.
Speaker 2: Can be annoying when you are the favorite parent, but
Speaker 2: it hurts when you're not the favorite parent. And right
Speaker 2: now it's dad everything, and I am devastated inside, Laura.
Speaker 4: I feel like I would rather be not the favorite
Speaker 4: parents because you get off the hook. You don't have
Speaker 4: to do all the stuff.
Speaker 3: You're like, oh they want you now, Britte.
Speaker 2: You say that, and that's what every single parent who
Speaker 2: is the favorite parent thinks until you drop down the
Speaker 2: pecking order and you become not the favorite anymore. And
Speaker 2: I'm telling you it hurts so much. Today they didn't
Speaker 2: want me to drive them to daycare today. They didn't
Speaker 2: want me to get them breakfast today, they didn't want
Speaker 2: to give me a cuddle to leave the house. And
Speaker 2: I was like, what did I do except birth you?
Speaker 2: I've done everything for you.
Speaker 4: Now you don't want me just to see us?
Speaker 3: So now I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 4: Wow, low hanging fruit?
Speaker 3: Can you guys love me? Can I connect?
Speaker 1: You're my favorite?
Speaker 3: Can you choose me?
Speaker 1: Laura? You're my favorite? Today? What see?
Speaker 3: I told you it hurts when you fall down the
Speaker 3: order for it.
Speaker 5: I'm done, I'm out, all right? Well on the show today?
Speaker 5: It turns out the moment we've all been waiting for,
Speaker 5: the verdict is in. How often do you guys wash
Speaker 5: your sheets?
Speaker 1: Do you do? You know your your actually should say
Speaker 1: your towels.
Speaker 3: And your bathroom my towels, okay, every two us.
Speaker 1: Absolutely wrong, twice a day, incorrect.
Speaker 5: The official amount of times you gotta wash your towels
Speaker 5: is in, and I think it's going to shock the nation.
Speaker 1: I think this is going to help a lot of people. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll tell you all about it.
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Speaker 1: Finally we have an answer. How often should you be
Speaker 1: washing your towels from your bathroom?
Speaker 3: I feel like them.
Speaker 2: All I do, Mitch is wash towels and sheets and
Speaker 2: kids clothes.
Speaker 1: Yeah day, I feel like, Well my mom does is
Speaker 1: wash my towels and my bed.
Speaker 4: I thought this was going to be the most dramatic,
Speaker 4: eye opening survey, but you like what came first, the
Speaker 4: chicken or the egg, but it was who washes whose town?
Speaker 4: Well it might be for you because I think you
Speaker 4: might need to start watching them more frequently.
Speaker 1: Here's the question.
Speaker 5: It's just going super viral, and I thought you guys
Speaker 5: would be great because we have three very different people.
Speaker 5: We've got a single gay guy who lives with his parents.
Speaker 5: We've got a mum of two children, and then we've
Speaker 5: got just Britney Hockley, who lives alone.
Speaker 2: With a dog, a dog who molds Delilah. Britney's dog
Speaker 2: molts more than anything you've ever seen.
Speaker 1: She does not.
Speaker 3: There is plumes of dog hair floating around your house.
Speaker 1: It's like the wild rest.
Speaker 5: You go to Britain's house, like a Western there's just
Speaker 5: like tumbleweeds rolling through the whole way. How often, Laura,
Speaker 5: do you wash your towels in your bedroom at the bathroom?
Speaker 2: So the towels that I use that I wash myself with,
Speaker 2: they get washed every day, so the same you never
Speaker 2: even have toilet paper.
Speaker 3: There's no way you're washing every day.
Speaker 2: My biggest pet hate is using a towel that's not
Speaker 2: completely dry, so I always have to use but they
Speaker 2: don't dry in time, so they're always still a bit damp.
Speaker 2: So all towels get washed eve an evening for the
Speaker 2: next day and we use fresh towels. It's so unenviral mentally,
Speaker 2: it goes friendly like it's awful. I washed towels every
Speaker 2: single day, all right, Britt, I'll probably be every couple
Speaker 2: of days, three days.
Speaker 1: I recommends a weekly rotation. This is what is going viral.
Speaker 1: The official results are in and.
Speaker 5: You should be washing your towels once every three days.
Speaker 5: I win, Brit wins. It's once every three.
Speaker 3: Days, but here three days.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 1: So this is Nicole, Nicole Gibson's everyone knows. She's called
Speaker 1: the laundry queen in Australia. Laura is so defensive.
Speaker 3: But on that thing, but you.
Speaker 1: Wash, it's a clean button.
Speaker 3: It's still this is still a bomb.
Speaker 2: It's still a backside. You don't dry your bumble, just
Speaker 2: dry the outside of my but cheek.
Speaker 3: You don't dry your bum cracks.
Speaker 1: Day.
Speaker 4: It's not guys, it's just the standard. Okay, I am
Speaker 4: shook it that you guys will use that and then
Speaker 4: you'll dry your face with it again the next day,
Speaker 4: and then your backside and then you.
Speaker 3: Let me get out.
Speaker 5: You're Karen today, just today. Once every three days. However,
Speaker 5: if you shower twice a day, morning and night, doctor
Speaker 5: Nicole has said there is more bacteria on the towels.
Speaker 1: So you should do it every twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: Than if you shower twice a day, it has to
Speaker 4: be twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 4: So my idea is actually brilliant. Two towels on rotation
Speaker 4: very three days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: Another another you want more hygiene facts.
Speaker 3: I want to know, I want to know bed sheets.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't have those facts for you, Laura.
Speaker 5: I've just got what I've got to be honest with you.
Speaker 1: You have to know, well the price of petrol, and
Speaker 1: I don't have that. Washing your under arms, right, how
Speaker 1: do you wash your under arms? You get a bit
Speaker 1: of soap, You just go underneath left right, left right, done? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, how else do you watch? Incorrect? It
Speaker 1: is so full of bacteria and deodoran under there that
Speaker 1: if you are not washing, unless you're washing with antibacterial
Speaker 1: soap for thirty seconds each pit, you still have months
Speaker 1: worth of baked on dioda and under your little bit.
Speaker 4: That explains a lot.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever washed my underarms. Then I
Speaker 3: literally just wash with a bit of soap and then
Speaker 3: hop out.
Speaker 1: You've got December's deodorant on this bill.
Speaker 4: That makes sense.
Speaker 1: Butritt, how do you wash under your arms?
Speaker 4: Oh? I get a loafer and I shut up.
Speaker 1: It's got a gurny.
Speaker 4: You've got a high pressure outdoor pavement hose.
Speaker 1: So just go clean yourself. Now the facts are out
Speaker 1: there Australia. Just look after yourself. Don't be like I
Speaker 1: don't reckon.
Speaker 4: That's anyone out there that's doing thirty second a.
Speaker 2: Pit, literally, no one. It's more than what you know,
Speaker 2: isn't it? Twenty seconds on hands? You see happy birthday
Speaker 2: and then your hands are fully.
Speaker 4: Washed, hands are thirty seconds to a minute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you Sico, you're full of germ. But I
Speaker 2: have really clean towels, so it's scret.
Speaker 1: You all all right?
Speaker 4: Everyone?
Speaker 5: Next on the pick Up thirteen one o six five,
Speaker 5: we need you to call the show. What have you
Speaker 5: done without telling your partner? Or what are you hiding
Speaker 5: from your partner? That's what we want, yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what are you keeping from your partner? There's little
Speaker 4: light lies? Or what have you done without telling them? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Thirteen one oh six five will take your calls.
Speaker 5: Next on the pick Up, It's the pick Up Wednesday
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Speaker 2: All right, Now, I know that in relationships it's okay.
Speaker 2: I think to have some little secrets, and I know
Speaker 2: it mean big secrets. I mean like a couple of
Speaker 2: little things that you keep to yourself, because we're all
Speaker 2: entitled to bit of privacy, even if you're in a
Speaker 2: long term, beautiful, loving relationship.
Speaker 4: You mean like that time, Laura that I told my
Speaker 4: partner Ben that I was a really good cook, but
Speaker 4: he found out I was just taking pictures of other
Speaker 4: people's Hello fresh Yeah, fine, brick.
Speaker 2: Like a little a little bit of a little white
Speaker 2: lie is okay, And you know something that's not going
Speaker 2: to impact your partner too terribly.
Speaker 3: I think that there are some things that you can
Speaker 3: keep to yourself.
Speaker 4: Why are you been lying about, Laura?
Speaker 2: Well, now, no, to look, it wasn't me. But there
Speaker 2: is a man who recently made a very very big
Speaker 2: decision in his relationship without consulting his wife, and now
Speaker 2: he cannot, for the life of him, understand why his
Speaker 2: wife is so annoyed and frustrated by this. When they
Speaker 2: came together, this man and wife, they had quite a
Speaker 2: lot of money individually, both of them were extremely well off,
Speaker 2: had a lot of assets, so they made the decision
Speaker 2: to sign a very aggressive prenup that would protect both
Speaker 2: of their assets. Now, and I'm saying that this is
Speaker 2: quite equal in terms of the wife had a lot
Speaker 2: of her own money and that she wanted to protect,
Speaker 2: and so did the husband. Now, one of those assets
Speaker 2: is the family home that they live in, but it
Speaker 2: is owned by the husband. He has one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of that asset and that's what the prenup says, and
Speaker 2: they're fine with that.
Speaker 3: But he made the.
Speaker 2: Decision to sell the house and didn't tell his wife
Speaker 2: until after it had been sold.
Speaker 3: So they're going through this settlement period.
Speaker 2: Yeah, settlement period, and he was like, Hey, just letting
Speaker 2: you know, I've sold the house. We're going to have
Speaker 2: to move out in the next couple of months.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: The reason why this is blown up, it's all across
Speaker 2: Reddit at the moment, is because the comment section of
Speaker 2: this is almost unbelievable, So it's very divided. Some people
Speaker 2: have the opinion of like, well, if it's his asset,
Speaker 2: they signed a prenup, that's how they view their money,
Speaker 2: then well he can do whatever he wants with it no,
Speaker 2: and he can make that decision. He still has an
Speaker 2: apartment there that they can both live in and spend
Speaker 2: time in. And then the other half of the people
Speaker 2: and Reddit are like, absolutely no, you can't make big
Speaker 2: life decisions without consulting your partner.
Speaker 4: Look, Laura, if he owned a property separately that they
Speaker 4: didn't live in, anyone to sell it and he decided
Speaker 4: to sell it, and then he was like, hey, I
Speaker 4: sold that property. That's one thing. Still not ideal, but like,
Speaker 4: this directly affects the wife. She lives it's her home.
Speaker 2: She lives in the property, but it's not her home
Speaker 2: because she signed a prenup to say it's not herb
Speaker 2: but it.
Speaker 4: Is her home. She doesn't have to own it to
Speaker 4: be a home. She lives in that property. That is
Speaker 4: her place of residence. It is her home. You can't
Speaker 4: just uproat your wife and say hey, ps, we're moving.
Speaker 4: It's not a decision you make on your own when
Speaker 4: you're in a committed relationship.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think the whole thing is absolutely wild.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with you, Britt, but I think it
Speaker 2: is an interesting one because she still gets four months notice.
Speaker 3: The settlement period is a long settlement.
Speaker 2: She's still being told that there's plenty of time to
Speaker 2: pack your staff.
Speaker 3: You know, Tie off ends and.
Speaker 5: This it's his asset. I think it's totally fine. He
Speaker 5: can do what he wants. He owns it, and she
Speaker 5: knew what.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not a lack of as it's no big deal. Also,
Speaker 1: they're moving out as long as she gets to trinkets
Speaker 1: and spouses from the spice rack.
Speaker 4: What if you sold it fully furnished.
Speaker 2: That's if you can't take your trinkets, it's too fash.
Speaker 2: My big thing about this is that this has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with the assets or the money part of it.
Speaker 3: This is all to do with communication.
Speaker 2: I think it's a way bigger red flag that someone's
Speaker 2: making these big life decisions in a relationship without speaking
Speaker 2: to their partner about it.
Speaker 4: And I also can't see that it's a problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I want to know what is it that
Speaker 2: you have done in your relationship where you have hidden
Speaker 2: it from your partner and you know, maybe they never
Speaker 2: found out, or maybe they did, but it was way
Speaker 2: past the point that they should have.
Speaker 5: Well, Lisa on thirteen one O sixty five, what happened
Speaker 5: if you're still hiding something from your partner.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that I got killers.
Speaker 4: Oh I think that's fine.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, so you when got it when you
Speaker 2: were together or you had it from before and then
Speaker 2: just didn't tell them.
Speaker 6: When we were together, we always joke about with people
Speaker 6: that we didn't like clip sawas and stuff, but Ioways
Speaker 6: was self conscious about my list. So he went away
Speaker 6: from work and the day after he left, I was like, I.
Speaker 1: Got some birthday cash.
Speaker 6: Cull side, I went off and got some done.
Speaker 1: Yet did he just think you had a perpetual allergic
Speaker 1: reaction since he got back from the.
Speaker 6: Truth, No, because when he came back, it had all
Speaker 6: settled down and we had like a sting bit of bruising.
Speaker 6: So by the time he got back from work, all said,
Speaker 6: they looked like supernatural and just I don't know, normal,
Speaker 6: like they went over the top or anything. He's not noticed,
Speaker 6: he's not said anything.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I just don't think you have to tell
Speaker 4: your partner if you do that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, what what if you went and got like a
Speaker 1: pot botox and then you had a frown and I
Speaker 1: just thought you were constantly mad at them for no
Speaker 1: real No one.
Speaker 4: Of my exits always used to tell me. He's like,
Speaker 4: you don't need botox, and I was like, that's because
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 5: I am, but I'm thirteen one, I sixty five high.
Speaker 5: What are you hiding from your partner or what did
Speaker 5: you hide?
Speaker 4: I sent three thousand, five hundred dollars on a puppy? Wait?
Speaker 3: How did you hide the puppy?
Speaker 1: We because it down before the puppy was obviously due
Speaker 1: to come home.
Speaker 4: And then we organized for my oldest sisters to go
Speaker 4: and pick the.
Speaker 6: Poppy up, and then my parents drop the puppy off
Speaker 6: to my house. I know about it for about three
Speaker 6: weeks before the puffy came home.
Speaker 1: He treats this dog just as well as he treats
Speaker 1: our three kids.
Speaker 2: You know, they say, all's well, that ends well? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I said that, Well didn't I?
Speaker 4: You know what they say?
Speaker 1: Laura? What did they say?
Speaker 3: Falls half from the tree?
Speaker 1: Laura doesn't? All right?
Speaker 5: Next on the show For those who don't know, I've
Speaker 5: been house sitting BRIT's house for the last fortnight.
Speaker 4: Yes, s Mitch, you have, yeah, and I don't know
Speaker 4: how well you sat said house.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know how well you house because there
Speaker 1: are some things that I found in the house that
Speaker 1: I think are going to shock you.
Speaker 3: Laura, I am already shocked by this conversation.
Speaker 4: I think maybe I have to review each other.
Speaker 1: All right, so I will next I will well, I
Speaker 1: will well see that.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: It is the pick up with Britt Laura and Mitch.
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Speaker 4: So I went away for a little bit and being
Speaker 4: the ridiculously generous, lovely kind friend that I am, and
Speaker 4: the fact that Mitch Cheri still lives with his parents,
Speaker 4: I said to Mitch, hey, why don't you get a
Speaker 4: little bit of space and hou sit my house. You
Speaker 4: can have my hero I not all heroes were capes.
Speaker 4: I know I can wear pink T shirts. Two bedrooms,
Speaker 4: two bathrooms all his. And I was like, and would
Speaker 4: you like that? You said yes?
Speaker 5: I said yeah, because I'm living with my mum and dad.
Speaker 5: I just moved back home and I needed some space
Speaker 5: to myself. I'm single for the first time. In a
Speaker 5: long time, and you offered I didn't even ask, and
Speaker 5: I said yes, yep.
Speaker 4: And then I realized, after seeing some of your updates
Speaker 4: in your stories, that you are assuming my identity and
Speaker 4: tried to take over my entire life.
Speaker 2: I think for it, that just got a real extreme,
Speaker 2: real fast, really fun. I mean, what was he running
Speaker 2: around in your house wearing all your clothes?
Speaker 5: Can I just say hold on, sorry, britt house sitting
Speaker 5: implies that I'm living in your house.
Speaker 1: No, I am just going to assume some of the
Speaker 1: roles of Britney Hockley.
Speaker 4: I see Mitch Mitch's social media stories, right. I told
Speaker 4: Mitch I've given you the spare bedroom, all the sheets
Speaker 4: and bedding and new pillows in their comforters, everything he
Speaker 4: could need. Then I start to see Mitch putting some
Speaker 4: stories up on his Instagram, and I'm like, interesting, I
Speaker 4: have these like really big comfy, oversized jacket. It was Ben's.
Speaker 4: I see Mitch wearing the jacket. He was wearing the
Speaker 4: jacket as he was walking to my local cafe. He
Speaker 4: was living my life dry Selfie's in my car roof down.
Speaker 4: I've got like a little glass room. He fully took
Speaker 4: over my life.
Speaker 3: Who said I.
Speaker 1: Could drive your car? You left your keys in the
Speaker 1: bowl at the front door.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think it's okay. Obviously you did some of
Speaker 2: the things that you would do if you're staying in
Speaker 2: someone's house. But when someone says, hey, can you house
Speaker 2: sit for me, they don't mean can you wear my clothes, mitch.
Speaker 3: They don't mean can you sleep in my.
Speaker 2: Bed, especially if they've laid out bedding in the other room,
Speaker 2: toilet rolls.
Speaker 4: All empty everywhere. Fun and can I say nothing wrong?
Speaker 4: But they actually both toilets, meaning he didn't stick to
Speaker 4: his one toilet that he was given. He used both little.
Speaker 2: And he was sleeping in its beds and you had
Speaker 2: to go to the on suite not the other one.
Speaker 4: And then I opened the pantry. I've never seen anyone
Speaker 4: do this my life. He's got like whole bags of
Speaker 4: biscuits taking them out of There's no glad wrap on them,
Speaker 4: there's no packet, there's nothing, and they're just sitting open,
Speaker 4: stale all through the pantry. I could have reached in
Speaker 4: onto the desk and just taking biscuits.
Speaker 1: They were just they were water crackers.
Speaker 5: I had a couple of cheese boards and I put
Speaker 5: the crackers on the cabinet and I forgot about them,
Speaker 5: and I just didn't have any bags for them.
Speaker 1: Where the glad rap was their house is confusing.
Speaker 4: Then there was an apple in the fridge. One bite
Speaker 4: put back. Then don periyong, very expensive, very old wine.
Speaker 3: It is a vintage. They are all vintage.
Speaker 4: Where where did my wine go? Mit multiple bottles of wine?
Speaker 1: I drunk it. That was the prize cupboard.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 5: It said to the pickup team, happy congrats on the
Speaker 5: new show, Enjoy, and I just thought, well, I'm going
Speaker 5: to pick I'm gonna drink that's.
Speaker 4: The rice cuppoared it is my alcohol collection.
Speaker 1: Now there were pr gift sent to brit It's all
Speaker 1: chucked away in this cupboard.
Speaker 4: Furniture moved. Furniture moved. Now, I know you've been having
Speaker 4: some sweet sweet love and in that house you've been
Speaker 4: having some sweet sweet dates. Because there are candles. You
Speaker 4: know how some kennels are just on show. They're all used,
Speaker 4: they're all black, they're all over the house.
Speaker 2: You can't light someone's candle, nitch, Do we get the
Speaker 2: acoirirs out and light a new one.
Speaker 5: I put candles in brids room because the overhead lighting.
Speaker 5: Oh god, no, I just know. I did sleep in
Speaker 5: your bed, yes, And then I had a couple of
Speaker 5: dates at your house, so I invited some gentleman order
Speaker 5: and the overhead lighting in your room is too harsh.
Speaker 5: So I had to go get candles and I had
Speaker 5: to light them around your room, and I did, and
Speaker 5: I enjoyed it. Okay, I had a really fun time.
Speaker 4: How are you enjoying it since you've been back, Well,
Speaker 4: there's furniture that's been moved as well. So the furnishure
Speaker 4: was moved wasn't put back. You must have had a
Speaker 4: little outdoor party because all that was moved back.
Speaker 1: I did had a cheese platter with about six friends.
Speaker 4: I've had a complaint from the neighbor, which was also great.
Speaker 4: They said, the person that's just moved in has been
Speaker 4: parking in parks they're not supposed to part.
Speaker 1: I had a fight with the next time, but she's
Speaker 1: a right cow. She was awful to me.
Speaker 5: She put a sticker on my windshields said do not
Speaker 5: park you and I said, do not touch my property.
Speaker 5: And then she said this is my parking spot. And
Speaker 5: I said, I'm very sorry, you're never going to get
Speaker 5: invited back.
Speaker 2: Also, though, if you've been parking in someone else's car park,
Speaker 2: because this is like it's it's very elite trying to
Speaker 2: find a car park around this area, like it is
Speaker 2: a real issue and people hold on to it like
Speaker 2: it is their prized pe. Yeah, and if you have
Speaker 2: been doing that, all that that's going to translate to
Speaker 2: is that brit has and is a terrible neighbor.
Speaker 4: You are now the terrible neighbor reflecting on me.
Speaker 5: Can I just say the best part of all this
Speaker 5: is she thought I slept in the spare room. I
Speaker 5: just went in and got the sheets and ruffled them
Speaker 5: up a bit and like put the pillow on the floor,
Speaker 5: and so she thought I slept in that.
Speaker 2: There is no part of brit that thinks you slept
Speaker 2: in the spare bedroom. Also the fact that some of
Speaker 2: your underwear was still left in bridge bedroom and it
Speaker 2: was really proven, yes it was that you didn't follow
Speaker 2: any of the rules and no one has been surprised
Speaker 2: having me.
Speaker 4: Just to really knuckle down on this. The underwear wasn't clean.
Speaker 1: Okay, it wasn't.
Speaker 3: I still can't work.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not a medium that should have been a
Speaker 5: dead giveaway from the start. All right, let's go. We're done.
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