Speaker 1: It is the pick up with britt Laura and Mitch
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Speaker 2: Mitch, Welcome officially to your single era sound effect.
Speaker 3: What does it sound like? What does a single era
Speaker 3: sound like?
Speaker 1: I've got it.
Speaker 3: No, No, I think it's more like a bit of
Speaker 3: bound chicken.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow. Oh you think it's a.
Speaker 1: Sort of hot. Maybe I don't have it on hand.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm ready for embracing the scene.
Speaker 1: I'm still sad. I've just broken up with a five
Speaker 1: year relationship.
Speaker 3: No, there's no time for being sad. It's like, you know,
Speaker 3: what's that ride at my Pony song? Get that one?
Speaker 3: Mass saddles.
Speaker 2: I'm not writing anything, all right, Listen, you're getting distracted.
Speaker 3: I saw something that.
Speaker 2: Gave me a really big chuckle online. It's it's these
Speaker 2: single traditions around the world.
Speaker 3: That people are get off. So let's start with Denmark.
Speaker 3: Sorry what I saw.
Speaker 1: Hold on you across this, Laura, because I like this
Speaker 1: from Brittany Hockey, but I expect higher from I.
Speaker 3: Have no idea, what we're doing. I'm lucky to be awake.
Speaker 3: All right, check Lauren's puls.
Speaker 2: Denmark, it's tradition for an unmarried twenty five year old
Speaker 2: to get tied to a chair or a lamp post.
Speaker 2: All right, bring, do not touch me, Bring in the
Speaker 2: chair and have one of their friends throw copious amounts
Speaker 2: of cinnamon.
Speaker 3: All over them.
Speaker 1: I'm allergic, don't do it.
Speaker 2: Sixteenth century the Danish spice salesman. They devoted so much
Speaker 2: time to their trade that they forgot to find themselves
Speaker 2: a bride. So now it's a reminder. The cinnamon is
Speaker 2: a reminder if to single people to go find your bride.
Speaker 1: The old Dutchman had a heart attack. If anyone's a
Speaker 1: gay man, I'm not finding a bride, they pour aid, Well,
Speaker 1: I think you think.
Speaker 2: You have it hard the women in Germany. So when
Speaker 2: you're approaching your twenty fifth birthday, now this tradition is
Speaker 2: called shashts felt.
Speaker 3: Well, we all know BRIT's very fluent in Germany. Fantastic
Speaker 3: translates old box. Okay, so if you're twins what I'm into?
Speaker 3: You guys know that if you're twenty five, apparently you're
Speaker 3: classified in Germany as an old box.
Speaker 2: Now what they do is so offensive. You wake up
Speaker 2: in the morning and at your front door, you can't
Speaker 2: open the door because it's stacked to the ground of boxes,
Speaker 2: shoe boxes, cardboard boxes to remind you that you're an
Speaker 2: old box and you have to get them brig along.
Speaker 3: It's actually wild. That is awful.
Speaker 1: You feel good.
Speaker 3: You're an old log. What would we put in front.
Speaker 2: Of your.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is a good one. This is a good
Speaker 3: waiting for you know Meania.
Speaker 2: It's believed that if you're single, the best thing you
Speaker 2: can do is eat a salty piece of bread because
Speaker 2: this is going to force you to dream about your
Speaker 2: future partner. Now, funnily enough, I have some bread and
Speaker 2: some salt.
Speaker 1: What oh, BRIT's got a salt grinder. Here we go, crops.
Speaker 3: I thought you got calories that he really doesn't need.
Speaker 3: I would not be wanting to eat that usually doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's some salty bread like a kebab. You have
Speaker 2: to roll that up and you have to eat that.
Speaker 2: You're gonna dream about your partner tonight, and we're going
Speaker 2: to rehash the dream tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So I need to manifest my future partner.
Speaker 3: I put a lot of salt in there. It's sea
Speaker 3: salt though, so.
Speaker 1: It's median music.
Speaker 3: Get in there straight in the middle. A lot of
Speaker 3: no butter either, it's just.
Speaker 1: Bread and so like bread, it's gonna manifest Yeah, what
Speaker 1: does he look like? Man, it's quite crutchy.
Speaker 3: The brere to stay. Sorry, that's the chunks of soult.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. They've got good family values, high moral.
Speaker 2: Kind of your manifest by and manifest by?
Speaker 1: Drive a car? Is could with my parents?
Speaker 3: How tall is he?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Under six ft? Because I'm the tall one, long.
Speaker 3: Hair, short hair?
Speaker 1: Maybe a fade?
Speaker 3: What about occupation?
Speaker 1: Just gonna work?
Speaker 3: Funny, funny, please be funny now tonight.
Speaker 2: Now you've consumed the whole piece of bread with salt. Tonight,
Speaker 2: you're going to faithful adding that one in faithful.
Speaker 1: Truth.
Speaker 3: You have to bite, as you say, faithful, two bits
Speaker 3: of bread for that.
Speaker 1: One midge a joke.
Speaker 3: I'm a whole loa no tonight. Now you're going to
Speaker 3: go home. Someone getting some water.
Speaker 1: There's a yeah, salt bread mich so dry. My future
Speaker 1: partner's okay with me having high blood pressure. You had
Speaker 1: twelve kilos of salt. Just go on a break. Thanks,
Speaker 1: a lot so helpful, you're complicit in this.
Speaker 2: We can't wait until you're in love again with the
Speaker 2: perfect man that you manifested Here today, my bread boy.
Speaker 3: The water retention you're gonna have tot be salty.
Speaker 1: Midge