Speaker 1: Up with Bridge, Laura, come on in.
Speaker 2: Hallo Thursday, Happy Thursday, everybody.
Speaker 3: We're on.
Speaker 4: We're on Happy power Ball one hundred and fifty million
Speaker 4: dollar day.
Speaker 3: I'm going to win it.
Speaker 1: I always enter the power ball. I'm one of those people.
Speaker 5: I'm always like, go pass and sneak of quick like
Speaker 5: ten twenty dollars, Like.
Speaker 1: You got to be in it to win it. You've
Speaker 1: got okay, you've got to be in it to win it.
Speaker 2: I love that that has even like the slogan's gotten
Speaker 2: you over the line, brit But the problem is is
Speaker 2: that this is the one that everyone enters, so it's
Speaker 2: the one that you're least likely to win because the
Speaker 2: odds are not in your favor.
Speaker 4: No, can I just say, like someone will win, A
Speaker 4: boomer will win. You know, there's never young lottery ticket
Speaker 4: winners because jen Z, my generation do not subscribe to
Speaker 4: the lottery. It's not you never bought a lottery ticket,
Speaker 4: not once in my life and I never will. My
Speaker 4: parents still to this day. If you need a new car, mom,
Speaker 4: she goes, well, when I win the lottery, I'll do it.
Speaker 3: And I go, Mum, you just it's not gonna do.
Speaker 2: You know what Mitch, it does happen. My grandparents won
Speaker 2: the lottery many years ago. But this is my advice,
Speaker 2: never buy a shared lottery ticket because this is a
Speaker 2: bit of burn family history drama. Both my grandparents from
Speaker 2: either side bought a lottery ticket together and they won
Speaker 2: that lottery. But no one knows which lottery ticket won.
Speaker 2: So one grandparent, like one side of the family, claimed
Speaker 2: the whole thing and said it was from a different
Speaker 2: lottery ticket. That is again, yeah, anyway, they didn't. They
Speaker 2: didn't get on after that surprise surprise. But my grandparents
Speaker 2: did have a lovely pool in their backyard.
Speaker 4: Non imagine. I'm sure they did. Hey, ask gun Cut
Speaker 4: is back for twenty twenty four. That's when we let
Speaker 4: you listening. Ask ask any question and we will help you.
Speaker 1: Okay, any question. Mitch won't help you very much, but
Speaker 1: we will. Okay.
Speaker 2: We have someone on the line and they're thinking that
Speaker 2: maybe they might get proposed too soon.
Speaker 1: But there is one big problem about this, and.
Speaker 2: We're going to tell you right after the break as
Speaker 2: soon as Mitch figures out how to speak.
Speaker 3: Boy, no, just won the lottery. My phone's going off.
Speaker 3: That's why I can't work.
Speaker 1: Get out of it.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. Oh god, let's get we are doing this.
Speaker 6: Ask Uncut.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, Ask Uncut is something that we do on
Speaker 2: Life Fun Cut podcast every week.
Speaker 1: It's where you guys call.
Speaker 2: In with your biggest, darkest, deepest, your biggest problems and
Speaker 2: we do our absolute best to answer them. We have
Speaker 2: Hailey on the phone today and she thinks her boyfriend
Speaker 2: might be proposing, but there's one issue.
Speaker 1: Hailey, Welcome to the pickup.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you so much. I have been with
Speaker 7: my partner for about three years now, and I think
Speaker 7: he's on the way to proposing. I'm really excited about that.
Speaker 2: Well, is there like a congratulations? Are you excited? Is
Speaker 2: this a good thing?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: I'm excited and it is a great thing. I'm really excited.
Speaker 7: My biggest problem, though, is that no matter how much
Speaker 7: I love him, I can't deny he's got some questionable
Speaker 7: taste and I think he's going to get the wrong ring.
Speaker 3: Oh, the wrong ring.
Speaker 1: Wait, just something I don't like. Haven't you sort of
Speaker 1: been you know how you drip feed in your breadcrumb?
Speaker 5: Haven't you been like leaving ring pictures around or like,
Speaker 5: you know, brochures around?
Speaker 6: And I absolutely do.
Speaker 7: But for my first birthday after we got together, he
Speaker 7: knew I only wore silver, so he bought me a
Speaker 7: gold necklace and was like, I want to see you
Speaker 7: in gold more often.
Speaker 2: Oh no, did you turn around and say, how dare
Speaker 2: you try and change me like that?
Speaker 1: That's terrible, you.
Speaker 7: Know, because it's the thought that counts. But when it's
Speaker 7: your engagement ring, it's a.
Speaker 1: Whole different Oh no, wait, wait, wait wait, Hayley.
Speaker 2: That's the problem though, when you say it's the thought
Speaker 2: that counts. A thoughtful present would be getting something that
Speaker 2: you like, not getting something you don't like because he's trying.
Speaker 1: To change you. That's a problem, is what that is?
Speaker 2: Look, do you know what I have a similar situation
Speaker 2: when my husband Matt designed my wedding ring, which now
Speaker 2: I love and it's yellow gold, but originally he had
Speaker 2: had the whole thing designed in white gold because he
Speaker 2: thought that I liked wearing silver, And luckily my sister
Speaker 2: was the one who stepped up to the plate and
Speaker 2: put him on the right track. So I think you
Speaker 2: need to find someone in your life who you trust,
Speaker 2: who you can give all the information to and they
Speaker 2: can just be your messenger and go and give that information.
Speaker 3: No, or just communicate like maybe it's a gay thing.
Speaker 1: No, but you know, communicat gay couple speak.
Speaker 4: To each other and like, if I want my partner
Speaker 4: to get me, yeah, my dream ring, I'm gonna tell them,
Speaker 4: because yes, a proposal should be a surprise, but also
Speaker 4: like not like that big of a surprise, like an
Speaker 4: eighty percent surprise. You know, you want to know it's
Speaker 4: coming and you want to know what you're getting, Like
Speaker 4: you asked for Christmas presents, right, It's not a surprise
Speaker 4: on Christmas Day, Hailey.
Speaker 3: Talk to them.
Speaker 5: You have to nip it in the bud early before
Speaker 5: it happens, because once he gives you that ring, you
Speaker 5: can't then say I don't.
Speaker 1: Like it and I want to change it. Like when
Speaker 1: when that is given to you, that.
Speaker 5: That's you done. You were just gonna have to bite
Speaker 5: the bullet and love it. So it's now onever, Haley.
Speaker 4: Britt, have you and your beautiful partn Ben discussed rings
Speaker 4: for like an engagement.
Speaker 5: If by discussion you mean probably a spreadsheet of four
Speaker 5: to five rings daily that I add to Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: we're in joy spreadsheet.
Speaker 3: Such a natural chemistry and the love between the two.
Speaker 1: Of you communication lines of wide open there.
Speaker 3: That's actually not the right cure. An Excel spreadsheet is
Speaker 3: not the communication I was talking about.
Speaker 2: Ben just never replies to it and Britt keeps updating it.
Speaker 2: He's like, no, I do not want the link to this.
Speaker 4: BRIT's the kind of person that has a Google doc
Speaker 4: and just goes, let's just have a shared dog.
Speaker 3: What does add presents?
Speaker 7: My backup plan was doing a Kim Kardashian and losing
Speaker 7: it in the ocean.
Speaker 2: So I true true that there is always just don't
Speaker 2: get it, well, no, get it inshored and then you
Speaker 2: can get something you really like.
Speaker 4: All right, Haley, Hope that helps and keep us updated,
Speaker 4: send us picks, tore the ring, okay, and go to
Speaker 4: Tony May dot com dot a U bio.
Speaker 1: Do you know what you can do?
Speaker 2: You can go to the pickup dot com TODAYU. If
Speaker 2: you've got a question for next week, go in and
Speaker 2: submit your question that we will do our best to
Speaker 2: answer them.
Speaker 1: We'll get you on the show.
Speaker 3: Would you pay me cash for that? What for the
Speaker 3: little plant? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I sell jury everyone, so you can come to me.
Speaker 2: I'll saw you out, all right.
Speaker 5: Hey, Mitch as one of my best friends. Like you know,
Speaker 5: you're up there with the top of them. Something you've
Speaker 5: done recently has left me feeling, if I'm honest, pretty betrayed.
Speaker 5: So I think I want to nut it out here live.
Speaker 3: On radio next on the pickup.
Speaker 5: Mitch, you're one of my best friends. Laura, obviously you're
Speaker 5: another one. But Laura has never betrayed me in the
Speaker 5: way that Mitch Churry has recently betrayed me in.
Speaker 1: A way no one should ever betray a friend.
Speaker 5: So it's no secret that I have a low key,
Speaker 5: high key obsession with the one and only Lewis Capaldi. Now,
Speaker 5: if you don't know Lewis Capaldi, he sings this banger?
Speaker 3: Is he Scottish?
Speaker 1: Scottish irishry? You have more than an obsession with this guy.
Speaker 2: You For the amount of time that we've been working together,
Speaker 2: you have brought him up an awkward.
Speaker 1: Amount of times.
Speaker 5: It's no secret I think he's brilliant, I think he's funny.
Speaker 5: I want him to sing at my wedding. Yep, my
Speaker 5: partner men who lives in Scotland, who lives down the
Speaker 5: road from Lewis Capaldi asked Louis one night when Lewis
Speaker 5: was drunk if he would sing at our wedding, and
Speaker 5: Lewis said yes, minor technicality.
Speaker 1: Lewis was too drunk to remember. Now.
Speaker 5: Recently, Mitch and I were on holiday together and we
Speaker 5: were having a little sit down chin wag, and we
Speaker 5: had said to each other.
Speaker 1: Who is the one person you want to interview this year?
Speaker 5: Like if you could pick anyone, Mitch said, Tina Fey,
Speaker 5: I said, Lewis Capaldi, you did flash forward.
Speaker 1: It is Mitch runs in like I live down the
Speaker 1: road from Lewis.
Speaker 5: When I'm overseas in Scotland, Mitch runs in to Lewis
Speaker 5: Capaldi has the audacity to message me as it's happening,
Speaker 5: saying I'm with Lewis, And I said, obviously, mention me.
Speaker 1: Ask him to sing at my wedding? Do me as
Speaker 1: solid And he basically didn't and hung up on me.
Speaker 3: Give me the right of reply. I Britain.
Speaker 4: I weren't traveling together anymore, okay, as far as I
Speaker 4: saw it, friendship over for the tree.
Speaker 3: I was traveling solo alone in London. I was at
Speaker 3: the high.
Speaker 1: End forget about her to the Curt.
Speaker 4: I was at the designer stores. I can't afford any
Speaker 4: of it. But I'm just looking like browsing because I'm
Speaker 4: killing time. It's minus five degrees in London, so I'm
Speaker 4: shopping and I bump into this this little pudgy character.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry mate.
Speaker 2: It was like, oh, I know that ex called Lewis
Speaker 2: Capaldi a pudgy character. One day he's going to come
Speaker 2: on this show and then we're gonna have to be like, oh,
Speaker 2: I remember the time that Mitch offended you.
Speaker 3: That's the thing.
Speaker 4: I've interviewed him four times. And I said, oh, sorry, Bertie.
Speaker 4: He went on, and then I went on, that's los
Speaker 4: Capardi walked off. I'm going to message my best friend
Speaker 4: Britt and go Britt just bumped into your dream man,
Speaker 4: Lewis Capaldi and off, I went what I what?
Speaker 3: Then followed I've actually I knew this was going to happen.
Speaker 4: I have printed out the transcript of the text exchange
Speaker 4: Laura Burn, Can you take this script for the purpose
Speaker 4: of my difence that is private?
Speaker 1: I know it's not really.
Speaker 2: Nothing that happens between the two of you or the
Speaker 2: three of us is private. Always ends up on this show.
Speaker 2: Play the role of Brittany Hockley Laura Burn. So just
Speaker 2: you know, push your nose up a bit and be mean, and.
Speaker 1: I will from my best friend this moment.
Speaker 2: I made it, this moment, Brittany, I have your back
Speaker 2: and I will be your best friend in this Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm ready to be Britt.
Speaker 1: I've been waiting my whole life for this role.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: So I pull my phone out and I go, oh
Speaker 4: my god, Oh my god, Britt, I just ran into
Speaker 4: someone you love.
Speaker 3: Lewis Capali like that.
Speaker 1: I like that, Pun, I get it. Okay. Britt says,
Speaker 1: stop it, Are you serious?
Speaker 3: I say yeah.
Speaker 1: We basically had a coffee and then Mitch sends multiple pictures.
Speaker 3: I said a photo was the first one, Britt, I
Speaker 3: think was of his foot, right. I was nervous.
Speaker 1: It was like from his legs down. But I still
Speaker 1: recognize that.
Speaker 2: Were you up to signs of life at this point
Speaker 2: where you're like, I need proof and he proof that
Speaker 2: this is actually the real Lewis Capali?
Speaker 1: Proof proof, prove Okay.
Speaker 2: Britt then goes on to say, ha ha ha, you
Speaker 2: wish Okay, Mitch, you have to do me a solid.
Speaker 2: Please talk to him. And this is all in capital.
Speaker 2: So she's screaming at you. At this point, I say no, Mitch.
Speaker 3: I say no again.
Speaker 1: I FaceTime you. You don't pick up. I FaceTime you again.
Speaker 2: Then I write, pick up the phone now in screaming,
Speaker 2: and then I FaceTime again fourth time.
Speaker 1: Then I wrote, Mitch, he needs to sing at.
Speaker 3: My wedding, and I said, you're not even engaged? What wedding?
Speaker 1: This is still in caps my new minor technicality. Tell
Speaker 1: him you work in radio with Carl Sandalands. I think
Speaker 1: they know each other.
Speaker 4: As if can I just pause out in the middle
Speaker 4: of a designer store in London, me dropping Kyle Sandalans
Speaker 4: would work.
Speaker 2: You name dropping would be the most embarrassing thing that's
Speaker 2: happened to all of us. Okay, Britt, you continue.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 2: I thought you'd stop there, but you hadn't. You wrote
Speaker 2: all that you've been staying with Ben. He is a
Speaker 2: massive Celtics fan. Ben is also BRIT's boyfriend. If you
Speaker 2: don't know, if you were my real best friend, Mitch,
Speaker 2: you would.
Speaker 3: Do this, said I love you, but you are insane.
Speaker 1: And then you wrote you never take me seriously.
Speaker 3: And I said bye with the eye emoji. I'm leaving the.
Speaker 1: Store, don't you dare, it's all you wrote back, she
Speaker 1: actually said, don't you day, Mitch, true, that's sorry. I
Speaker 1: was I was leaving out the spelling er don't you day?
Speaker 2: And then she wrote dare and then that's the truth,
Speaker 2: and then another screaming Mitch at the end.
Speaker 1: I've heard enough, Britt.
Speaker 2: I want to be the impartial person here because obviously
Speaker 2: I was not a part of this conversation, but I
Speaker 2: do feel like I was a part of it now
Speaker 2: after seeing the evidence. And you sound like a psychopath.
Speaker 2: Thank you, But I love you, cute psychopath.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not talking anymore. This thresome is over. I'm
Speaker 1: going packing up my bags and going to see Lewis.
Speaker 1: He's never going to sing at your wedding because he's
Speaker 1: going to realize you're insane.
Speaker 4: And I called him pudgy on the radio, so I
Speaker 4: don't think all hopes of that are off.
Speaker 3: I love you, Britt, I love you.
Speaker 2: Oh guys, coming up, We've got a thousand dollars up
Speaker 2: for grabs next for a genius kid. So if you
Speaker 2: have a child who is very smart, if you're a
Speaker 2: kid listening to this, a thousand dollars from office works,
Speaker 2: if you can answer this little quiz we've got going on.
Speaker 4: All right, that's next on the pickup. Now here at
Speaker 4: the pickup. It is almost back to school season. We've
Speaker 4: teamed up for Office Works to do this.
Speaker 2: This has been my favorite competition. We have kids calling
Speaker 2: up all week and we're giving away one thousand dollars
Speaker 2: from Office Works only to the smartest kids. And now
Speaker 2: we have this child today who is playing for one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He is nine years old, loves playing basketball, and his
Speaker 4: favorite subjects are mats and art.
Speaker 3: Please welcome to the pick up.
Speaker 1: Chester, Hello, Chester, Chess, Hey, Chester, and Bunny. Do you
Speaker 1: like school?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: Here, I'll say so.
Speaker 1: Okay, you can be honest with us. What do you
Speaker 1: want to do when you grow up? When you finish school? Oh?
Speaker 6: I'd probably say I'd like to be an MBA player
Speaker 6: one baby, that would be really cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Do you think you're tall enough?
Speaker 7: Not really?
Speaker 2: All right, a lot of growing to do yet, Chester
Speaker 2: at nine years old. Yeah, don't be hard on yourself.
Speaker 2: You know you'll definitely have a grosspurt between.
Speaker 1: Now when you're a brick.
Speaker 4: Kickoff this quiz. We've got one thousand dollars cash. Thanks,
Speaker 4: to office works, Chestin in the studio. We can see
Speaker 4: the money. We'd love to get it to you today.
Speaker 4: Let's start question number one.
Speaker 5: All right, Cheston, you said you like maths, so listen carefully.
Speaker 5: If you have ten apples and your brother takes three
Speaker 5: apples because he's really hungry and he missed breakfast, how
Speaker 5: many apples do you have left?
Speaker 2: Cheston, he's a too simple I reckon. This one's tricky.
Speaker 2: I didn't know the answer to this one. So let's
Speaker 2: see if a nine.
Speaker 3: Year old does.
Speaker 2: Okay, Cheston, Question number two, what is the largest mammal.
Speaker 1: In the world?
Speaker 3: Hot, isn't it, Laura?
Speaker 1: It is in me. It has a hole. It has
Speaker 1: a hole.
Speaker 6: Oh blue whale.
Speaker 2: Oh god, Chestin, it is a blue whale, and you
Speaker 2: are a genius.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: I was going to give you a clue, but Cheston
Speaker 3: didn't need it.
Speaker 1: I mean, Brittany did mention something about a whole.
Speaker 4: But like you know, my brain's going in many different directions. Sheston,
Speaker 4: Let's go third and final question. You get this right.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, we'll transfer you the money, but
Speaker 4: I doubt you have a bank account. We'll make a
Speaker 4: cash Question three Chester and it's like a spelling bee.
Speaker 4: Please spell for us Thursday the word Thursday.
Speaker 6: So t h you r SD I.
Speaker 4: One thousand dollus just said, what are you going to
Speaker 4: spend the money on?
Speaker 6: I'd probably get what maybe a laptop called Bentols and
Speaker 6: books Tabla maybe like Postco Martyrs, Ventols and all that.
Speaker 1: Yes you will.
Speaker 2: Just that sounds like an excellent thing to spend all
Speaker 2: your thousand dollars on.
Speaker 1: Can you get anything for your mum?
Speaker 6: Probably?
Speaker 3: Yeah, smart boy, that was the right answer.
Speaker 4: Jestin congratulations, Bless you Jest, and enjoy back to school
Speaker 4: or thanks to office works, they won't be beaten on
Speaker 4: back to school prices with their price beat guarantee exclude apply.
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Speaker 4: one oh six five. If you're a mom or dad
Speaker 4: or a kid and you want to play this because
Speaker 4: we've got another chance tomorrow.
Speaker 2: You know what, at least giving this away. If you've
Speaker 2: lost something, you could buy it again. But there's some
Speaker 2: things in life that you can't purchase a second time,
Speaker 2: some very important things. And I threw something away recently
Speaker 2: that I really shouldn't have that I would never doesn't
Speaker 2: matter how many thousands.
Speaker 3: Of dollars next on the pickup.
Speaker 2: So I found out yesterday that I threw something in
Speaker 2: the bin that was very very important. Now, the sad
Speaker 2: part of this story is that it when in the
Speaker 2: bin weeks ago and there's no way that I'm going
Speaker 2: to get it back.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's such a bad feeling. What was it?
Speaker 2: Something very sentimental, something that means a lot to me,
Speaker 2: and something that when I found out it was gone,
Speaker 2: I was furious at my husband and furious.
Speaker 1: At my self.
Speaker 3: Did Maddie j throw it out of it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I threw it out, But he has something to do
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So my husband Matt he I mean, you may
Speaker 2: or may not be familiar, but he does a lot
Speaker 2: of work across social media. He does a lot of
Speaker 2: funny skits, He does a lot of funny videos. He
Speaker 2: sometimes dresses up when he does these funny videos as
Speaker 2: different characters, and so essentially he's a grown man that
Speaker 2: has a costume box in our house, like we've got wigs,
Speaker 2: we've got props. Now, the problem with Matt is that
Speaker 2: he leaves like he'll do a skit and then he'll
Speaker 2: leave the prop just like out of the box floating
Speaker 2: around the house. We still have a spanking whip which
Speaker 2: he used for a Valentine's Day skit video two years ago,
Speaker 2: just floating.
Speaker 1: Around the house.
Speaker 3: Can I pop over this after?
Speaker 1: You can? Absolutely, you can have it. You can have it, okay.
Speaker 2: So recently he was doing the skit and it required
Speaker 2: a clipboard and had some paper. He was obviously writing
Speaker 2: something down, and I said to him because he left
Speaker 2: all of the stuff everywhere after he'd finished it, and
Speaker 2: I was like, if you don't put that in the
Speaker 2: box where it belongs, I'm going to chuck it in
Speaker 2: the bin because it was a cheap two dollar clipboard
Speaker 2: that's never going to use again, and we have about
Speaker 2: one hundred of them because every time he does a
Speaker 2: new skit, he buys a new clipboard. So a week
Speaker 2: went past, I mentioned it to him again, nothing happened.
Speaker 2: Two weeks went past, mentioned it to him again, nothing happened,
Speaker 2: And so eventually it came home this one day and
Speaker 2: then the stupid clipboard was sitting on the kitchen bench
Speaker 2: and I picked it up, and I walked out to
Speaker 2: the bin and I threw it in and I thought, there,
Speaker 2: that's going to prove to him that he shouldn't leave
Speaker 2: his shit lying around the house.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 2: So yesterday he comes home and he says, hey, babe,
Speaker 2: that clipboard that had had the paper on it which
Speaker 2: put it? And I said, well, like I told you,
Speaker 2: I put it in the bin. And the color literally
Speaker 2: drained from his face and I was like, please don't
Speaker 2: tell me, please, please stop.
Speaker 1: And he goes, did you the paper that was attached
Speaker 1: to it?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 1: Did you put that in the bin as well?
Speaker 2: And I said, yeah, I put the whole thing in
Speaker 2: the bin, the paper that you'd scribbled all over.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So turns out what he'd been using to scribble on
Speaker 2: was the envelope to our wedding certificate. And what was
Speaker 2: inside that envelope was the wedding certificate, the one from
Speaker 2: the day that we signed that brit that you signed
Speaker 2: as my witness, that our friend from England who flew over,
Speaker 2: who was our other, our official beautiful wedding certificate that
Speaker 2: people keep for the length of their marriage, is somewhere in.
Speaker 1: The tip and we're never going to get it back.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Okay, you threw it out. Why was
Speaker 5: he scribbling on your wedding city?
Speaker 2: He was scribbling on the envelope, and he obviously, in
Speaker 2: his like moment of just trying to do this skit,
Speaker 2: he just picked up some paperwork with the intention of
Speaker 2: putting it back. Don't get me started. It was a
Speaker 2: very silly idea. But also I could I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not taking blame for this. I could have checked, but like, no,
Speaker 2: this is all his fault.
Speaker 3: Why was it just sitting on the dining room, psychopath?
Speaker 2: Because we moved recently, We recently moved out.
Speaker 1: No, we never were, and the wedding was a year ago.
Speaker 1: Don't blame me. This is Matthew Johnson's fault. I will
Speaker 1: not take responsibility.
Speaker 3: Sam's called Hi Sam, did you do something like this?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's pretty similar. So over Christmas, my now very
Speaker 8: heavily pregnant wife got a massage voucher as a gift,
Speaker 8: and it was left in the envelope with everything else
Speaker 8: on the bench and a sea of envelope hopes. And
Speaker 8: in a spate of cleaning, all the envelopes may have
Speaker 8: gone in the bin and she now can't get them assage.
Speaker 8: She desperately wants pregnant.
Speaker 2: Curious pregnant woman. I wouldn't want to mess with her.
Speaker 2: But you know what, you can buy her another one.
Speaker 2: Hang on, he can rub it down himself.
Speaker 3: Okay, Laura, I love her.
Speaker 1: No, that doesn't even remote. Can I just close?
Speaker 4: We have so many calls coming through throughout a piece
Speaker 4: of paper through it. There's nothing compared to the sanctuary, sanctuary, sanctimonium.
Speaker 1: No one knows.
Speaker 3: Me a marriage.
Speaker 6: And you know what.
Speaker 2: Some people say that a wedding is not worth the
Speaker 2: paper it's written on. But I reckon our wedding and
Speaker 2: our marriage is going to last a lot longer than
Speaker 2: the certificate.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 3: Oh that's so funny. All right, I have a great
Speaker 3: public holiday tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We'll see you.
Speaker 3: We'll be here, we'll be on here.
Speaker 1: We'll see that no such thing as public holiday.
Speaker 3: See tomorrow, See you, guys,