Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: Friday. Well, thanks to chemist Warehouse heading today great savings
Speaker 2: every day and of the week. I've just had a
Speaker 2: little reta retel therapy with my mom. I went shopping
Speaker 2: with her. Do I smell good?
Speaker 3: So amazing?
Speaker 2: Do I?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wonder what that was.
Speaker 5: I can't smell anything.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, that's probably because my pH level is through
Speaker 2: the roof.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I just went, I'm not going to name in shame,
Speaker 2: but I bought a very expensive perfume for me and
Speaker 2: my mum for a birthday, and I bought one for myself.
Speaker 2: And I got to the check out and I said,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get this one, and she goes, oh you okay.
Speaker 2: I just want to say to you really quickly, this
Speaker 2: perfume is not going to last on your skin. And
Speaker 2: I said, what do you mean? And she went with
Speaker 2: your pH level. I can just tell by looking at
Speaker 2: it was through the roof, So this isn't going to
Speaker 2: linger on you like it lingers on everyveryone else. She
Speaker 2: dipstick to me like, she put like a yeah, and
Speaker 2: then she goes to your your silver jewelry tarnish and
Speaker 2: I'm like yeah, Sometimes she's pH level I.
Speaker 6: Don't think you can tell pH level from just looking
Speaker 6: at you can't tell.
Speaker 5: Okay, what did you do?
Speaker 7: Did you?
Speaker 2: I payd forour hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: Let me smell you and give me your hand. You
Speaker 5: smell a cidic. No, no, I can smell it. I
Speaker 5: can smell it. Smell beautiful, smell like a fifty pul,
Speaker 5: like a four hundred dollars wrist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what was very expensive and my p I don't
Speaker 2: even know what pH is, but I was offended.
Speaker 5: Nonetheless, still HI level what she med?
Speaker 2: It was just your personal level is off I'm ready
Speaker 2: for a weekend after that, to be honest.
Speaker 8: Well, okay, we before the weekend, we are going inside
Speaker 8: the King's coronation. We have somebody on the ground who
Speaker 8: is giving us the load down on what the hell's happening.
Speaker 2: We'll take you inside after this. At kids, it's the
Speaker 2: pick up Friday av Brittmach and Laurie here. If you're
Speaker 2: stuck on a Mother's Day gift, Chemist Warehouse has you
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Speaker 2: great savings every day everybody. By this time tomorrow, really
Speaker 2: we will be very close to having a new king.
Speaker 5: I feel like we've already had a king.
Speaker 8: I know what's going to be the official KINGI but
Speaker 8: like at the moment, I feel like he just feels old.
Speaker 2: News Now it's the coronation of King Charles. Eight pm
Speaker 2: Saturday night, Australian Eastern Time. Very exciting.
Speaker 5: We're thrilled.
Speaker 1: Oh well, we're thrilled enough to get news dot Com
Speaker 1: Royal correspondent on She's on the ground, Brontikoy, Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show, Iving London.
Speaker 5: Hi, Hey guys, how are you hi, Bronzie?
Speaker 8: Now, okay, what is the vibe light there? And I
Speaker 8: would want to know because I feel like.
Speaker 5: I'm just not that invested in it.
Speaker 8: I know that some people are really living for this,
Speaker 8: but the general consensus over there in the UK at
Speaker 8: the moment. Do you find that the younger people are
Speaker 8: as invested as the older people or is it kind
Speaker 8: of a bit split.
Speaker 7: That's a great question, because what I wanted to figure
Speaker 7: out as soon as I arrived a couple of days ago. Actually,
Speaker 7: so yakay. To begin with, Yes, there's an absolute carnival atmosphere.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you, every single square, every single major street
Speaker 7: in the city it's all covered with bunch and the
Speaker 7: flags everywhere. There is an alarming amount of childs and
Speaker 7: camilla cardboard cutout everywhere. It's quite shap fin you turn around,
Speaker 7: they're sort of just standing there, but it is. It's
Speaker 7: very exciting. They've really got all out to make it
Speaker 7: look like a huge celebration and definitely that's palpable, you
Speaker 7: can feel that. However, I was interested as well because
Speaker 7: I'm thinking, you know, we've seen the stats. Gen Z
Speaker 7: and millennials aren't generally that excited about the monarchy and
Speaker 7: particularly about childs, and so I went out and asked many, many,
Speaker 7: many British people forty and under and let me tell you,
Speaker 7: one hundred percent of the people surveyed could not have
Speaker 7: cared less about watching the coronation. And now, yeah, they
Speaker 7: were one hundred percent. That's what That's pretty strong set.
Speaker 6: I think you get a different answer if you went
Speaker 6: and asked the people that have camped out for seven
Speaker 6: days to get to it and see the coronation.
Speaker 7: I did those people. That's a very disc demographic. Let
Speaker 7: me tell you, so they've been camped out for days.
Speaker 7: Looks it's getting warmly here in London, but it is
Speaker 7: absolutely freezing overnight and also it was pouring with rain
Speaker 7: earlier in the week, so they've been out there. They
Speaker 7: will have been there for like over a week by
Speaker 7: the time the coronation happened, and they are buzzing to
Speaker 7: be there. They're sleeping on the ground.
Speaker 4: There's a hard there.
Speaker 7: They've just brought a few supplies. They're wearing the full
Speaker 7: British flag outfits, they've got all their badges, and also
Speaker 7: all of them have been camped out at every single
Speaker 7: royal event for decades. They are super fancy nuts.
Speaker 2: Now they're nuts. So, like, on like a logistical level,
Speaker 2: how much is this costing the taxpayers because it's coming
Speaker 2: out of dollars.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, they don't release the full official amounts until
Speaker 7: at the end. We do know a vague idea of
Speaker 7: how much security is going to cost on the whole,
Speaker 7: which is that it was originally supposed to be I'm
Speaker 7: going to convert it to dollars for us. It was
Speaker 7: originally supposed to be less than two hundred million dollars.
Speaker 7: It's now looking to be at least two hundred and
Speaker 7: eighty five million dollars. But where there's all so took
Speaker 7: that it could go higher. And for context, the Queen's
Speaker 7: coronation in today's money costs about ninety million dollars.
Speaker 9: Oh my.
Speaker 8: That obviously so much controversy surrounding William and Harry and
Speaker 8: their relationship. Now, and you know that the brothers are
Speaker 8: coming together, are they playing a part in the coronation, Like,
Speaker 8: does Harry you have a part to play?
Speaker 3: He's writing a book about it.
Speaker 7: Well, in answer, absolutely not, he will not have any part.
Speaker 7: And actually it's going to be such a flying fly
Speaker 7: out visit. So what happened was usually in a coronation
Speaker 7: you've got the homage of the piers, which means that
Speaker 7: all dukes of royal blood pay tribute to the king.
Speaker 7: Now that was a really awkward situation for Charles because
Speaker 7: if he'd done that, Prince Andrew and Prince Harry. So yeah,
Speaker 7: and that's the way it always goes. So what they
Speaker 7: did instead, he's gone, actually, we're just gonna think you
Speaker 7: with this slightly for no specific reason, and Prince William
Speaker 7: is now doing the only one that will be paying
Speaker 7: tribute only him alone, so specifically Harry has no role.
Speaker 7: But that is also I would say, to avoid Prince
Speaker 7: Andrew having a role, but he will be also only
Speaker 7: there for like two hours. From all thoughts, Harry's flying in,
Speaker 7: He's flying straight out. He's not even going to be
Speaker 7: on the balcony with the royal family after the ceremony,
Speaker 7: which you know is that traditional photo of only working royals.
Speaker 7: But again I think that's so Prince Andrew doesn't show up.
Speaker 8: I mean, we'll wait to make the guy feel like
Speaker 8: a spare Hay, exactly right. We don't need You've got
Speaker 8: nothing to do, but your brother will have a really
Speaker 8: important part.
Speaker 2: That is Brontikoy Everyone News dot com dot a US
Speaker 2: Royal reporter on the ground in London. Standby. Britt has
Speaker 2: a very special guest, Laura and I Anna Cross. Who
Speaker 2: this big celebrities? We think it's a celebri We actually
Speaker 2: don't know who it could be, but they're entering the
Speaker 2: studio next.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to find out.
Speaker 3: I'm coming up next.
Speaker 2: It's the pick up Friday afternoon with Britt, Laura Mitch
Speaker 2: heading to chemist warehouse today. Great savings every day.
Speaker 6: Get excited because you know that yesterday I told you
Speaker 6: I was having some skin skin cancer problems.
Speaker 3: I've got only going some pre skin cancer treatment on
Speaker 3: my face.
Speaker 5: Where are you going with this?
Speaker 3: I have brought for you today, doctor Sarah. I hid from.
Speaker 3: She's a skincares of doctor Sarah.
Speaker 5: Come in and everyone celebrate. Oh my god, there's a
Speaker 5: doctor Sarah.
Speaker 2: Doctor Sarah Sarah.
Speaker 3: We hid is from Sun Doctors.
Speaker 6: And I just was so gobsmacked that you lot, well, listen,
Speaker 6: you told me. This is what you told me yesterday.
Speaker 5: I feel ashamed to say this.
Speaker 8: I've not been had a skin check in ten years.
Speaker 8: I was twenty seven the last time I got it checked.
Speaker 2: It's true, Laura.
Speaker 8: I mean I didn't even know how often you were
Speaker 8: supposed to.
Speaker 3: Go Laura Burn.
Speaker 6: Your name is Burn, yes, and also you have every
Speaker 6: day you have a reminder that you could be burnt
Speaker 6: by the sun.
Speaker 3: In Australia.
Speaker 8: Al So, we grew up like my mum was particularly bad.
Speaker 8: Love my mum, but she'd be like, oh, you got
Speaker 8: a pimple, go out, get some son on it. I'll
Speaker 8: like put sunscreen and slap it on once and then
Speaker 8: you know, we never reapplied.
Speaker 2: Wait, so doctor Sarah's here, what's happening with Welcome to
Speaker 2: the pickup. By the way, doct Sarah what's happening?
Speaker 6: Okay, doctor sir, Well, I just figured you guys, an
Speaker 6: excuse is not I don't have time, not when it's
Speaker 6: something is important as sun damage and skin cancer. So
Speaker 6: doctor Sarah is a skin cancer doctor, and she's very
Speaker 6: kindly agreed to give you a skin cancer check live
Speaker 6: on air. So you're getting nude. You're both dripping down.
Speaker 2: We've got a curtain here here, that's what the tarp
Speaker 2: is for.
Speaker 3: You're both going to get that.
Speaker 5: Wait, are we getting nude together?
Speaker 2: Hey, Mitch, I got married a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's going to come true before we.
Speaker 3: Do that, Doctor Sarah. How often should people be getting
Speaker 3: their skin checked?
Speaker 10: So, for a skin check, it depends on a few factors.
Speaker 10: How often you do it, your age, your skin type,
Speaker 10: your family history, how much sun exposure you're getting there today.
Speaker 10: So if you've you're in an occupation where you need
Speaker 10: to be outdoors, you need to do it more frequently. Wow,
Speaker 10: you can say on an on average once a year
Speaker 10: is a good idea to do it. Some people need
Speaker 10: it more frequently.
Speaker 5: I'm a little bit ten years late.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't had many five years, so we.
Speaker 6: Are doctor Sarah when you look at mixtury skin now
Speaker 6: from a surface level to he's someone that should be
Speaker 6: getting his skin checked regularly because he's pretty tasty.
Speaker 10: So, Mitch, do you tend to get burnt quickly you
Speaker 10: in the sun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm freckly. I've got a lot of freckles, So
Speaker 2: I burn and my freckles come out.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So the fair skin type people who burn like within
Speaker 10: half an hour. So you've got a type two skin. Wow,
Speaker 10: which means that you are much more prone to you
Speaker 10: we damage because you don't have the melanin pigment in
Speaker 10: your skin which gives it color. Like I'm more brown,
Speaker 10: so I have some melanin, so I don't get burnt easily.
Speaker 10: I will go more tan.
Speaker 2: That's a nice way of saying you're a white.
Speaker 3: I feel like Laura is this. Laura is almost the opposite.
Speaker 3: She's got some Italian in her, so.
Speaker 5: She's not a large skin. I'm not much.
Speaker 8: Laura's just a tiny little like a little drop in
Speaker 8: the old. I think my big toes a bit Italian.
Speaker 8: The rest of me is pretty wide.
Speaker 3: But you don't freckle. If you compare both of your skin,
Speaker 3: that's very different. But anyway, it'll stop talking. Take your
Speaker 3: clothes off with he wants to go fast.
Speaker 2: Well, they've brother got wireless mics and everything. This is
Speaker 2: so exciting, Laura. Would you like to go first?
Speaker 5: You don't want to get naked in the studio first? Yeah, sure,
Speaker 5: I'd love to.
Speaker 2: And stand behind the top. Dr Serrah, come over here.
Speaker 5: I do have a lot of freckles on my back.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of moles on my back.
Speaker 6: Mitch.
Speaker 3: Do you have some things that you are worried about.
Speaker 2: I'm yes, so I'm actually very worried about these two things,
Speaker 2: so I can show you, Britt. But there's this giant
Speaker 2: spot on my left arm.
Speaker 3: Oh that is actually that's a pretty big, dark colored spot.
Speaker 2: So Dr Sarah, this is a genuine worry for me
Speaker 2: on my arm. I'm not sure what it is, but
Speaker 2: it's appeared over the last year.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, that is a big spot. Oh let's have
Speaker 10: a look.
Speaker 8: Wait, it's just appeared out of nowhere within the last
Speaker 8: year and you didn't go and get it checked, Mitch.
Speaker 2: It started as a pimple, and it kind of looks
Speaker 2: like it has a head on it, Doctor Sarah. I
Speaker 2: mean you can speak to its it talks to me
Speaker 2: as does. We have great conversations with it, but it's
Speaker 2: probably the size. What would you guys, it looks it
Speaker 2: looks like a boil on my on my left shoulder, like.
Speaker 5: A five cent piece, but it has a mole in it,
Speaker 5: so it's scott.
Speaker 10: There's like a pink oval shaped lesion with some white
Speaker 10: in the middle, and it is firm. It feels like
Speaker 10: scar tissue. So these ones, I think this is a
Speaker 10: dermato fibroma. So these can appear after a minor injury
Speaker 10: or an insect bite. Your body just scars abnormally and
Speaker 10: so it's become a little lump there.
Speaker 2: Okay, so these are benign.
Speaker 10: They don't develop into skin cancers. But yes, some skin
Speaker 10: cancers can look very similar to that. So I would
Speaker 10: just keep an eye on that anyways, to see if
Speaker 10: it's changing any further. With dermatofibromas, they should be quite stable, Okay,
Speaker 10: So if it is growing or changing colors, changing size, shape,
Speaker 10: anything like that, then definitely.
Speaker 2: And that's something for people listening to look out for.
Speaker 2: If you've got one that you're worried about, look for changes.
Speaker 10: Changes, changes in existing molds as well as a brand
Speaker 10: new spot. Which looks different to your normal molds as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, well this is new. I'm not sure what it is.
Speaker 2: It's scabbed over, but ever since I came back from
Speaker 2: Hawaii and it was on a freckle.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that could be a sun damaged spot. So we
Speaker 10: would generally freeze these kind of spots with the cryo therapy,
Speaker 10: which is liquid nitrogen wow, to just destroy the surface
Speaker 10: layer of the skin, and that then peels off. There
Speaker 10: is a chance there's like a one to three percent
Speaker 10: chance that that could develop into a skin cancer.
Speaker 6: So my three spots, I'm going to jump in the
Speaker 6: three spots. The reason on my face that I'm getting
Speaker 6: this done. I had those exact three spots frozen off,
Speaker 6: like doctor seraher said a year ago, and maybe I'm
Speaker 6: in that three percent because it didn't work or change
Speaker 6: it for me, And now I'm having to undergo this treatment.
Speaker 6: So my spot's freezing didn't work.
Speaker 2: Wow, So I'll have to get this frozen.
Speaker 8: Yes, okay, And this is only a quick glimpse over
Speaker 8: your body.
Speaker 2: For everyone listening. If something changes, just get it checked.
Speaker 5: Absolutely also relieving.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a lot of times you put off things because
Speaker 8: you're worried about what the outcome is going to be.
Speaker 8: But which is so stupid It could be so relieving. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean it just makes it ten times worse, doesn't it?
Speaker 5: Waiting a decade?
Speaker 6: Doctor Sarah, thanks so much for coming in today. We
Speaker 6: really appreciate you giving these.
Speaker 3: Guys a once over. Looking at the nude wasn't an
Speaker 3: easy time?
Speaker 2: Ask doctors Sarah's taking photos of me? Is I think
Speaker 2: you crash? Sundoctors dot com dot au. If you want
Speaker 2: to book in and get a skin check of yourself,
Speaker 2: go and do it. Get it done. It's the pickup
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Speaker 2: earlier in the week we were talking about close calls
Speaker 2: with death near death experiences.
Speaker 8: Yes, we spoke to someone who crashed their aeroplane and
Speaker 8: lived to tell the tale.
Speaker 2: If you missed it, this is a bit of what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Now the engine blew up like we've been flying for
Speaker 9: about twenty minutes. Joined just touch and go like there's
Speaker 9: landing on the runway. And then taking back off again.
Speaker 9: And I'd literally just take him back off. And as
Speaker 9: I was climbing up to two thousand feet there, the
Speaker 9: engine just started dying out and then just shut off.
Speaker 9: And then everything just goes dead silent. And then, yeah,
Speaker 9: that's a nearie feeling, let me tell you, as you're
Speaker 9: just gliding around over the bush hoping to make it
Speaker 9: back to the runway.
Speaker 2: But anyway, and he drove himself to the hospital and
Speaker 2: he lived to tell the tale, bloody Ozzie legend.
Speaker 5: I think he was delirious, That's why. No, I think
Speaker 5: it's what it is.
Speaker 3: I think he thinks the whole thing's hilarious, laughing.
Speaker 2: Well, we asked you to let us know on the
Speaker 2: pickup dot com dot au what was your clothes call
Speaker 2: with death.
Speaker 5: I've got one here from sky.
Speaker 8: Sky went to Fiji and she picked up a snake
Speaker 8: and then when she researched that snake later she found
Speaker 8: out it was actually a very deadly snake that she
Speaker 8: picked up.
Speaker 5: Who the hell is picking up a snake?
Speaker 2: Yowing, that's what she gets her? Picking up a snake?
Speaker 3: That is that unusual move?
Speaker 8: Why would you be walking through like you know the
Speaker 8: grasslands and you go, oh, that's cute.
Speaker 5: Snake might pick that up.
Speaker 2: Maybe she was a giant worm and I think she
Speaker 2: knew it was a snake.
Speaker 3: Maybe she thought it was a tequila work.
Speaker 2: I think she was. And Veronica says, she rode into
Speaker 2: the pickup dot com dot U, I went to get
Speaker 2: a scan of my brain, my maturity gland. I had
Speaker 2: a severe reaction to the contrast die injected into me.
Speaker 2: That had to give me three adrenaline shots as she
Speaker 2: had an anaphylactic fit. Never again, she almost died. Wow,
Speaker 2: that's crazy. You're in the right place though, to have
Speaker 2: an any flatic attack being at hospital. Yeah, listen, the
Speaker 2: best we got was nomanthy. She joins us now to
Speaker 2: tell her title. She's lived. She's on the line. First
Speaker 2: of all, congrats on for being alive.
Speaker 5: The maypy, thank you anything. What's your story?
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 4: So me and my sister we were quite young. I
Speaker 4: was twelve years old so and my younger sister was
Speaker 4: about nine, and my dad took us to the beach
Speaker 4: after we ordered takeaway food at a restaurant. So we
Speaker 4: were waiting to collect it and we were playing as
Speaker 4: usual in the sand in the beach and then like
Speaker 4: ten minutes later, my dad said, let's go it's time
Speaker 4: for you know, collector dinner and go home. And then
Speaker 4: we got in the car. Two seconds after we came
Speaker 4: to the car, there was a big explosion and there
Speaker 4: were lots of kids around and we didn't know what
Speaker 4: was going on at that time. Everyone was looking at
Speaker 4: each other. People were screaming, and my dad asked that
Speaker 4: neighboring car was at a bomb and told us to
Speaker 4: quickly get in and then drove off. And yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: It was very scary. When we got to do two
Speaker 4: people got injured and it was a bomb.
Speaker 5: It was a bomb and the bomb went off with
Speaker 5: yours where you were playing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is actually crazy.
Speaker 3: That is the most serious need ethic sperience I think
Speaker 3: we've had.
Speaker 5: That is absolutely shocking and harrowing.
Speaker 2: That is great man, Chemist Warehouse will give you a
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Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much. I really appreciate that. I Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was it was a very scary experience. Yeah, for
Speaker 4: any child to experience at that time.
Speaker 2: Especially for a kid. Yeah, you can't really like grapple
Speaker 2: with those emotions, did you ever, end up finding out
Speaker 2: what happened was it was it an active terror? Was
Speaker 2: it was it like a gas.
Speaker 4: So we have we had a civil war going on,
Speaker 4: so we had the LTTE, their terrorist group. So they
Speaker 4: they actually bomb a lot of places in Sri Lanka,
Speaker 4: in Colombo particularly, so at the time, there have a
Speaker 4: lot of checkpoints, army check points. So what they said
Speaker 4: that on the news was that they had buried the
Speaker 4: bomb to hide it to go get over that checkpoint.
Speaker 4: So they put it away and went through the checkpoint.
Speaker 4: So that's one less of a thing that they will
Speaker 4: caught be caught with. So yeah, yeah, it's just we
Speaker 4: are just lad that no one died at that time.
Speaker 4: But imagine because it's for the beach and there were
Speaker 4: lots of children at the time, even though it was late,
Speaker 4: the beach is somewhere everyone goes.
Speaker 5: To, Yeah, that's so scary. I mean, great story. That's
Speaker 5: a fantastic story.
Speaker 2: And you live to tell the title. All right, go
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Speaker 2: there is yours namanthy enjoy.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: What a great story in that one.
Speaker 3: It's actually insane, insane. I'm so glad. I'm got hurt.
Speaker 2: That all right, we're done, but getting that here. I
Speaker 2: have a great weekend Australia.
Speaker 9: Everyone.
Speaker 2: What's a good story, she lived to tell.
Speaker 5: The titles, Yeah, you know, Hit the Chemist Warehouse, uplifting,
Speaker 5: ending were all about here. Yeah, a great week see
Speaker 5: your man, God