Speaker 1: The pickup Laura, come on, come day, here we go
Speaker 1: back again.
Speaker 2: You told me I wasn't allowed to say hump day anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm young. I can so you all.
Speaker 2: Tease me about my lingo Mitch and Laura, but then
Speaker 2: you guys feel like it's okay to say.
Speaker 3: When you want.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm okay with the hump Day extravaganza. It's the
Speaker 4: Lol canoes that we had a problem with.
Speaker 3: Also, just something about the way you say it, say
Speaker 3: hump day, hump see. Okay.
Speaker 5: Speaking of words, I don't know if you've seen this.
Speaker 5: It's just come out mcquarie Dictionary. Every year they released
Speaker 5: their their word of the year, and we're wrapping up
Speaker 5: twenty twenty three. They've announced the word of the year
Speaker 5: this year is cozy lives.
Speaker 6: What Cosey lives?
Speaker 3: You know that means lives isn't about.
Speaker 6: Swimmer's living such a the swimmers are alive swimmers.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's the who's the TV hosts lives?
Speaker 6: I feel like it's like lives.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but if you if people don't know what
Speaker 4: the word is, it shouldn't be in the diction.
Speaker 6: Actually that's not true. There's a lot of words in
Speaker 6: the dictionary.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they are.
Speaker 2: There shouldn't be word of the year. What does Cozi lives?
Speaker 2: Because surely that's a bikini?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: Couse he lives? Is the cost of living?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 6: Stup?
Speaker 3: You know what. I agree with you. It's just you have.
Speaker 2: Never spoken to someone where they're like, hey, how's the
Speaker 2: cozy lives?
Speaker 6: At the moment, this is okay.
Speaker 4: This is to me a group of dinosaurs, old men
Speaker 4: who run the dictionary. They're the ones who are like, okay,
Speaker 4: we're going to put in the words. What are the
Speaker 4: young people saying? Cause he lives sounds like a good one. Anyway, Well, look,
Speaker 4: I would like to know if you just started dating,
Speaker 4: is it okay to run background checks to find out
Speaker 4: who that person really is? I hope so, because I've
Speaker 4: done on you two ah, well, what's the limit?
Speaker 6: That's what I would like to know. We're talking about
Speaker 6: it up next.
Speaker 5: All right, it's on the way plus on the show
Speaker 5: four four o'clock. One thousand bucks up for grabs. Very exciting,
Speaker 5: especially considering the Cozy lives.
Speaker 2: So I do like it.
Speaker 6: Act very clever cause he needs to die.
Speaker 3: That's enough.
Speaker 5: Let's start the pickup or thanks to chemists warehouse heading
Speaker 5: today great savings every day.
Speaker 4: Mitch, you have been dating again. Back on the dating
Speaker 4: world dating landscape. When you match with someone or you
Speaker 4: find them on I guess, like say a dating site,
Speaker 4: do you then go and do a background check on them?
Speaker 4: Like do you go and find their Instagram or try
Speaker 4: and find out a bit more about the person?
Speaker 6: Or do you just let it happen spontaneously.
Speaker 3: I just use what's on that app. I feel like
Speaker 3: that's a bit it's a bit extra if I'm deep diving.
Speaker 2: Don't I Searching on Instagram is equivalent to a backloor.
Speaker 6: Do you or do you google them?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 4: Do you do anything to try and verify who this
Speaker 4: person is? And are they who they say there? After
Speaker 4: a couple of days of chatting? If I'm interested, I'll
Speaker 4: search for a LinkedIn. But that's as far as you're so.
Speaker 6: Full of it.
Speaker 2: I've been with you before, Mitch, where you've seen a name,
Speaker 2: you're like, quick, put this in Instagram and you google
Speaker 2: it straighter Google.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not going to like find the deep deep
Speaker 5: info at the you know, ancestry dot com.
Speaker 4: All right, well, this might change your mind and maybe
Speaker 4: you might start going as deep as ancestry dot com. Okay,
Speaker 4: so there's a woman. She's only twenty eight years old.
Speaker 4: She met this guy on bumble and they hit it off,
Speaker 4: had some really great dates, and then after about four
Speaker 4: weeks there were a couple of red flags that started
Speaker 4: to display. So one of them was that he kept
Speaker 4: showing up to dates and he had dog hair.
Speaker 6: All over himself.
Speaker 2: Is that a red flag?
Speaker 3: He just means you got a dog.
Speaker 4: But he didn't have a dog. That's the problem. So
Speaker 4: she was like, why has he always got dog hair
Speaker 4: on himself like a dog? And it it'd be weird,
Speaker 4: like he wouldn't answer his phone. He'd been lying about
Speaker 4: the dog. No, he wouldn't answer his phone. At certain
Speaker 4: times he'd be all like so contactable, and then in
Speaker 4: the evenings he just completely would go silent.
Speaker 3: Love this.
Speaker 4: She would call him and his phone would be off.
Speaker 4: So there were all these little things that she was like,
Speaker 4: are not quite adding up. However, she thought he was amazing.
Speaker 4: She spoke to one of her friends about it. She
Speaker 4: did a bit of a Google, couldn't find anything, but
Speaker 4: she spoke to a mum about it, and now there
Speaker 4: is nothing like a mother scorned and she wanted only
Speaker 4: the best for her daughter.
Speaker 6: So she did a background check.
Speaker 4: Not only did she find out that he wasn't who
Speaker 4: he said he was, he was married, he had children,
Speaker 4: and was living an entirely different life. And so what
Speaker 4: then happened is that instead of confronting him, she went
Speaker 4: and confronted his wife and asked the wife because you
Speaker 4: know what weird flex Yeah, but it could be a
Speaker 4: situation right where like maybe they're separated, or maybe they're
Speaker 4: going through a divorce or something.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's an agreement.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, the wife was like, well, this is news
Speaker 4: to me. I certainly haven't heard any of this before.
Speaker 4: We're not divorce, we still live together, we have a house.
Speaker 3: And a dog. Is there a dog?
Speaker 6: And there was a dog? Okay, but he was living
Speaker 6: a completely separate life.
Speaker 2: I mean, I unders, I mean shocking, shocked, but also
Speaker 2: but also weird to me. The first thing that I'm
Speaker 2: jumping out is like, why do you buy Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you go and ask the guy you're dating, Like why
Speaker 2: would you bypass that and go and speak to some
Speaker 2: woman that you googled?
Speaker 4: I mean, what's your point in asking him though he's
Speaker 4: been lying this whole time anyway, So I mean I
Speaker 4: do agree. I think it's a pretty ballsy move. But
Speaker 4: also if he's been lying at the start, surely he's
Speaker 4: just going to tell another life.
Speaker 3: I think the bigger issue here is the background check
Speaker 3: on dating. Should we be doing them?
Speaker 2: I reckon some psychopaths. Man, you just said.
Speaker 6: Before that you didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: I google every the shit out of everyone. I didn't
Speaker 2: say don't do anything, do you?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 4: So it'solute what point, Like what are you looking for
Speaker 4: when you're googling?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 6: Are you what alarm bells? Are you trying to search for? No?
Speaker 2: No alarm bells. I just love a good Google. I
Speaker 2: will always go to the Instagram for like just a brief,
Speaker 2: I brief, go over, but I will I will Google
Speaker 2: and see what pops up one hundred percent because people
Speaker 2: aren't going to put on their Instagram. Oh so good
Speaker 2: to just get out of prison.
Speaker 3: For that felony.
Speaker 2: Like people aren't advertising that, so you have to do
Speaker 2: a bit more of depth.
Speaker 4: This is interesting because I know someone who actually went
Speaker 4: through this.
Speaker 6: They match with.
Speaker 4: Someone online on Tinder, and then they did that, they
Speaker 4: did a Google check and they found out that he
Speaker 4: was a convicted criminal. I mean, this is rare and
Speaker 4: it's not happening often.
Speaker 3: But like this stuff does happen, it also doesn't stop people.
Speaker 5: We've had a girl on this show who married a
Speaker 5: man while he was in prison.
Speaker 2: Everybody deserves Yeah.
Speaker 5: And also I had to break it to you my
Speaker 5: new guys in Silver Water scate. Lovely dating is d
Speaker 5: I've just looked up. There's actually websites that like spousespy
Speaker 5: dot com, spousebusters dot com. There's a website.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can hire private investigators to do the dirty
Speaker 4: work so you don't have to ask your mum.
Speaker 6: That's wh Why don't we get one on.
Speaker 2: Let's have a chat to one producer Tony.
Speaker 5: Can we got a like spouse spy and get like
Speaker 5: a pion and you can?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Oh my god, quick, Okay.
Speaker 3: How easy? All right, we'll chat to I. Let's get
Speaker 3: him on next on the show.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: We were just talking about this a little bit earlier,
Speaker 4: and that was that there is a woman who had
Speaker 4: been going on a few days. She'd met this guy.
Speaker 4: Everything was seemingly amazing, and then things started to feel
Speaker 4: a little bit wrong. There were some red flags. And
Speaker 4: now it wasn't her who discovered the truth behind his identity.
Speaker 4: It was her mother who had done a very big,
Speaker 4: deep dive into a background check on him.
Speaker 6: She found out that he.
Speaker 4: Was married, that he had a dog that he didn't
Speaker 4: say that he had, that he had kids, he had
Speaker 4: a whole separate life that he was lying about when
Speaker 4: he matched with this girl on bubble.
Speaker 2: I love that we make it sound like the dog.
Speaker 2: Having the dog is like the biggest thing. He had
Speaker 2: a dog he had not told her about. I think
Speaker 2: he is the wife that really hit home.
Speaker 3: But that's where I draw the line. The dog.
Speaker 5: Well, then we realized, we did some digging that services
Speaker 5: exist that allow you to get background checks done on
Speaker 5: potential partners, like there's websites.
Speaker 3: Spouse spy is one that we found.
Speaker 5: Yes, we actually have joining us now on the line.
Speaker 5: Anthony may Or may not be his real name. He's
Speaker 5: a full time private investigator works for spouse spy.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the pickup, Anthony.
Speaker 7: Hey, guys, how are you doing him?
Speaker 6: We're good now, Okay, my question is here.
Speaker 4: Obviously we could get our mums to do the background
Speaker 4: checks for us, but who is hiring a private investigator.
Speaker 7: Well, all sorts of people come to us, all sorts
Speaker 7: of people for all types of matters. We do do
Speaker 7: a lot of background searchers, so do a lot of
Speaker 7: background checks, and this is something we actually do daily
Speaker 7: for all types of reasons. A lot of them are
Speaker 7: along the lines of partners wanted to find out either
Speaker 7: about potential partners what they've been up to, or even
Speaker 7: their current partners, our husband's wife, boyfriend's girlfriends, that sort
Speaker 7: of things, and we do a lot of that and
Speaker 7: we find out a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: What Anthony was probably like the craziest thing you found out.
Speaker 7: Look, A lot of the stuff that we do with
Speaker 7: the background searches, a lot of it also involves surveillance.
Speaker 7: So what we might find out, we might get some
Speaker 7: ideas from what we find with background searches, and then
Speaker 7: we might go and do surveillance and actually follow the
Speaker 7: person it just to try and through that point. A
Speaker 7: lot of the things that we tend to find out
Speaker 7: when we run some of the database searches would include
Speaker 7: things like, for example, a couple that aren't residing together
Speaker 7: that the guy says he lives on his own, but
Speaker 7: he travels a lot.
Speaker 6: So is it a lot of cheating. Is that what
Speaker 6: we're seeing?
Speaker 7: We do see a lot of cheating. Yes, yes, we
Speaker 7: see a lot of that. A lot of other relationships,
Speaker 7: got it.
Speaker 6: Right, okay, people living separate lives.
Speaker 5: Well, I want to know, is there like one service
Speaker 5: that you can run someone's name through that the general
Speaker 5: public don't have access to, like you are operating on
Speaker 5: the dark web, or you just the Instagram linked in
Speaker 5: Facebook like the rest of us.
Speaker 7: We do all of it, but we also have access
Speaker 7: to databases that the general public do not. These a
Speaker 7: professional databases that we pay a lot of money for
Speaker 7: and these databases provide a lot of different sort of information.
Speaker 7: We also do the social media in quiries, which a
Speaker 7: lot of people tend to do that for themselves. That
Speaker 7: we can dive a little bit deeper than what most
Speaker 7: people can, so long as as long as the profiles
Speaker 7: active and open. But there are little tricks that get
Speaker 7: us in some back doors someday which we won't reveal.
Speaker 7: But there is a lot of information to be discovered
Speaker 7: via open source intelligence gathering.
Speaker 2: Anthony, does it sound I mean, I get that a
Speaker 2: lot of your work is cheating in long term relationships,
Speaker 2: but is anyone coming to you off the bat, like,
Speaker 2: before I meet this guy, can you run this name?
Speaker 2: Like I haven't even gone on a date with him yet,
Speaker 2: I've just pulled his name off the website. Questionable because
Speaker 2: there's a lot of dog fair around what's the deal exactly?
Speaker 7: And that's what I said before. A lot of people
Speaker 7: wanted to get into relationships that just want to make
Speaker 7: a few inquiries before they take that next step. So yeah,
Speaker 7: absolutely so if.
Speaker 5: You were to put like Brittany Hockley, Mitch Cherry, Laura
Speaker 5: Burn through that special magic database, would you be able
Speaker 5: to get info on us?
Speaker 3: Or have you or can you please?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 7: Funny, funny, you are that Mitch, because before coming on
Speaker 7: air today, your producer did actually have us conduct the
Speaker 7: background searches at all three of you.
Speaker 2: Actually, Oh shit, I'm gonna have to resign, aren't I know?
Speaker 6: You don't need to resign, You'll be fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well look we did. We did find a lot
Speaker 7: of information out and a lot of it well look
Speaker 7: for your privacy and protection, we won't disguise that on air,
Speaker 7: but what I will say is one of the things
Speaker 7: that was of interest I won't tell you who, but
Speaker 7: one of you has had plastic surgery.
Speaker 3: No, not me.
Speaker 6: I know it's not me. Well look at me, it's
Speaker 6: not me.
Speaker 7: Well are you one hundred potent one of your aligned
Speaker 7: because the.
Speaker 3: One of the girls, it's got to be one of
Speaker 3: you girls.
Speaker 2: I reckon, it's you.
Speaker 3: It's not guys, it's not mad. I've never had plastic surgery.
Speaker 2: Although, Laura, your skin and face do look tired.
Speaker 6: I had a face lift. Thanks, guys. Yeah, that's exactly
Speaker 6: what happened.
Speaker 3: Went to Bali, who actually.
Speaker 7: Not talking about the facelift. It's you what you little liar?
Speaker 6: What did you do?
Speaker 3: Anthony? You're playing? What do you mean?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I had plastic.
Speaker 7: Surgery, Mitch, you had you had plastic surgery when you
Speaker 7: were very young on your face.
Speaker 6: Mich Yeah, I did.
Speaker 3: Now you did? Kid no, no, no, because I wanted
Speaker 3: to be an actor and it was so embarrassing.
Speaker 5: I was hit in the head with a pool noodle
Speaker 5: when I was in the swimming pool as a kid noodle. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the edges were cauterized, you know how they burned the
Speaker 5: edges of pool noodle so that so it's hard, and
Speaker 5: I was hit in the head with it. Playing and
Speaker 5: it split my head open, and my mum went, Mitch
Speaker 5: is going to be an actor. So I had to
Speaker 5: fly to get plastic surgery done. And I got constructive
Speaker 5: facial surgery done.
Speaker 6: Okay, maybe at the same time. I'm so confused, is there?
Speaker 7: Yeah, he wanted to be an actor but ended up
Speaker 7: with a head for radios.
Speaker 5: Yeah, comedian as well on the side. That's so interesting. Wow,
Speaker 5: well thanks for outing me. Anthony will be suing you.
Speaker 5: Oh your family.
Speaker 2: I'll probably have to.
Speaker 6: Look you up later. Thanks for coming.
Speaker 5: You get him on spousepy if you're worried about someone
Speaker 5: you're dating.
Speaker 3: That's so interesting.
Speaker 2: Guys, I need to tell you what I did. The
Speaker 2: dumbest thing. I had, the biggest brain fart of all time.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you after the break.
Speaker 5: All right, great, I'm sure Anthony already knows about it,
Speaker 5: but the nation will find out next at the pickup.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 2: I wish this next sentence was not something I say
Speaker 2: all the time, but unfortunately it is. I did the
Speaker 2: dumbest thing today. The dumbest thing. I went to the
Speaker 2: beach with Delilah, my dog, going for a swim. Beautiful weather,
Speaker 2: crystal clear water like the Maldives, and I didn't have
Speaker 2: a ball for her, so I was just like I was.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a beach day where you set up shop,
Speaker 2: you know, it was like a walk along the ocean.
Speaker 6: That's it. Keep all my stuff on me.
Speaker 2: Impromptu improv. Didn't have a ball, but she really wanted
Speaker 2: to chase something.
Speaker 3: So I picked up.
Speaker 2: A huge clump of seaweed because she'll chase that. And
Speaker 2: I was like, I'll just throw it because it's it's
Speaker 2: quite heavy. So I threw as hard as I could
Speaker 2: this chunk of seaweed into the ocean, and I just
Speaker 2: somehow forgot I had my phone in my hand, so
Speaker 2: I literally, in front of a packed beach, pegged my
Speaker 2: iPhone into the ocean. It looks like I had just
Speaker 2: gotten bad news or something.
Speaker 6: I just picked my phone up and threw it.
Speaker 2: And it was in a moment, you know, where you
Speaker 2: had that realization as it's happening. It was slow emotion.
Speaker 2: I was just watching it flying. I've got a pretty
Speaker 2: good arm on meat played some baseball when I was
Speaker 2: a kid. That phone went flying and I just watched
Speaker 2: it into the ocean and I was like, this is
Speaker 2: so embarrassing. So I ran out. No, I ran out
Speaker 2: and got it. I ran out, scuba dived down to
Speaker 2: the bottom. Yeah, I pecked it. I picked my phone
Speaker 2: into the ocean, and then I had to go and
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 3: And I was like, this is ruined my life.
Speaker 2: Because I live on my phone with a skipping stone.
Speaker 6: It did skip yep.
Speaker 2: A couple of cats round stuff somewhere else.
Speaker 4: No, I think they've problem here is that Delilah just
Speaker 4: didn't go and fetch it and bring it back.
Speaker 6: Only she was more obedient.
Speaker 2: She got the seaweed, and it is now you did
Speaker 2: she got the seaweed, and.
Speaker 3: Part is your public figure. People would be like, there's
Speaker 3: the gorgeous epheeal Brick. I know her from TV and radio.
Speaker 5: Hold on, is she having a manic episode throwing her
Speaker 5: phone into the ocean.
Speaker 6: What did you do in that moment when people were watching.
Speaker 4: Did you run straight out to go and get it,
Speaker 4: be like oop or did you just kind of like
Speaker 4: pretend it.
Speaker 6: I actually sort of tried to blay it cool.
Speaker 2: I just like you're like so funny and was like
Speaker 2: meander out there and I was like trying to get it.
Speaker 2: But I've always wanted to test the iPhones if they were.
Speaker 2: This is not sponsored to test the iPhones if they
Speaker 2: were actually waterproof. And I pulled my phone out and
Speaker 2: it was completely fine. It so good, didn't even turn
Speaker 2: off for a second, salt water bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 2: It had Nemo swimming around it, sting rays over the
Speaker 2: top of it, and water tight.
Speaker 4: Can I say, let's just be very clear, only the
Speaker 4: new ones. If you have an old one, don't go
Speaker 4: throwing it in the ocean. Right now, they are very different.
Speaker 5: I remember back in the day when the rice tech
Speaker 5: was just emerging, like when we all started getting iPhones.
Speaker 5: I had like an iPhone four. I dropped it in
Speaker 5: the pool and I came home my iPhone and Mum's
Speaker 5: like I've seen on the news. You got to put
Speaker 5: it in rice and the rice will absorb the water
Speaker 5: and it will work.
Speaker 6: It absolutely works. I just did it with my laptop
Speaker 6: back to normal.
Speaker 5: It didn't work for me because it was so new
Speaker 5: in that trend that my mum had put it in
Speaker 5: a bag of microwave ready rice.
Speaker 6: It was already cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was Uncle Ben. She literally put it in like.
Speaker 6: She put more moisture on it.
Speaker 3: Totally.
Speaker 6: Was it the plane one of the spice one.
Speaker 5: No, I cried answering my phone for the next month
Speaker 5: because I had turmeric in my eyes flavored phone.
Speaker 4: Do you know, although I say this rice, it fixes everything. So,
Speaker 4: like I just said, my laptop it was swimming in
Speaker 4: water in my handbag because my kids drink bottle opened up.
Speaker 6: I put it in rice for two days. Perfect.
Speaker 2: Wow, that is weird because I think it was only
Speaker 2: supposed to be phones for a whole laptop.
Speaker 4: Who lap And you know, I think that you could
Speaker 4: just put anything in rice. If you're having a bad day,
Speaker 4: just get into a little bag of rice. Having a
Speaker 4: mental breakdown since some rice.
Speaker 3: Well, so the pig brought to you by rice. Everybody,
Speaker 3: we really want to thank our just.
Speaker 4: Uncooked right, sure, it's not ready to go, long brain
Speaker 4: bas Marti.
Speaker 3: Whatever you can get taken alrighty, run next on the show.
Speaker 3: It's not rice. It's one thousand dollars cash up for ground.
Speaker 6: You can buy a lot of rice with that.
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Speaker 3: Through your bag?
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm so ready.
Speaker 6: Hi Kelly Elly, thanks for gotten there.
Speaker 8: I have a much harder because I absolutely love having
Speaker 8: my much. Accuse, when I drop my kids off, I've
Speaker 8: got a jelly tat toy because I'm taking my youngest
Speaker 8: daughter to an appointment and she's really nervous, and jelly
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Speaker 6: I have an ors she in my bag, so I
Speaker 6: feel you. I've got one in there just in case.
Speaker 8: Yeah, They're always good and my daughters love them. And
Speaker 8: I've got my wallet, who is all my cars and everything.
Speaker 8: I have my sanitary products because you know, and essential.
Speaker 8: You never know essential. I've got a go because sometimes
Speaker 8: it's quite cold. I've got my makeup bag just a
Speaker 8: little touch up.
Speaker 2: How are you carrying a suitcase around? Kelly?
Speaker 6: This looks like a wheeling.
Speaker 3: You have a house, It's what do you live out
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Speaker 8: No? No, I make sure everything fists. I've got a
Speaker 8: really great bag and everything so perfectly. I just need
Speaker 8: to carry everything around with me wherever I go, and
Speaker 8: I love it.
Speaker 2: How many kids do you have, Kelly, You've got a
Speaker 2: lot of kids things in there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've got three daughters, three beautiful girls. How old
Speaker 8: I've got one in year nine, one in year ten,
Speaker 8: and I've got one in year fourth. One's taking to
Speaker 8: an appointment this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Well, this is why your bag is so full and
Speaker 4: sounds like a Mary Commons bag, And that's because you
Speaker 4: are trying to juggle everything at the same time.
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Speaker 2: What are you going to do with a thousand dollars cash, Kelly.
Speaker 8: Well, I really would love to take my mother to
Speaker 8: the Royal Ballet, because of course moveth I know she
Speaker 8: every wants to go, but I'm not spending all my children.
Speaker 2: Kelly, You're the first person that's probably given us an
Speaker 2: honor stands and most people are like, oh, I'd love
Speaker 2: to spend on something else, but I'll give you to
Speaker 2: the kids.
Speaker 6: But you're like, no, I'm.
Speaker 8: Going out of my.
Speaker 6: What an angel a trampoline for my kids?
Speaker 1: I go.
Speaker 3: I don't believe if.
Speaker 6: You're older your kids will spend their money on you.
Speaker 6: But maybe not.
Speaker 5: Ye, you'll get a good retirement home. Fingers crushed. All right, well,
Speaker 5: you stay busy, enjoy your enjoy cash.
Speaker 3: We'll send it out.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Thanks Kelly, I'm happy.
Speaker 5: Thank you get another thousand bucks later in the Week's.
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