Speaker 1: Pick up Laura, Come on there, Oh it is hi everyone,
Speaker 1: Ai Monday.
Speaker 2: We are fit, we are fierce, we are strong. Mid
Speaker 2: You're looking particularly fit right now.
Speaker 3: You're saying that because I told you just before it
Speaker 3: went on that I had an early morning polarates class,
Speaker 3: my first early morning polaratees class.
Speaker 2: Ever, what's happened?
Speaker 4: I feel like you're having a midlife crisis a bit early.
Speaker 3: I was actually thinking that when I was on the machine,
Speaker 3: I thought, what does this say about the point in
Speaker 3: my life that I'm at, where I'm twenty eight, I'm
Speaker 3: doing polarateis no?
Speaker 2: That says you're becoming who you're meant to be.
Speaker 5: And I just love that you went on like the
Speaker 5: last twelve months, you went on your health kick, but
Speaker 5: you've maintained it and this is the new you.
Speaker 2: You froth getting up early in exercise, and I love it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think this is the first time you've
Speaker 4: ever gotten up early. Usually as much as you've taken
Speaker 4: to the fitness side of things, the waking up side
Speaker 4: of things, it's not natural.
Speaker 3: It's not for me, It really isn't it. But I
Speaker 3: love the early morning polarates. Like early early pilarates worm
Speaker 3: gets the bird.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 6: That's it. I think that was on the show last week.
Speaker 3: I was mentioning that I thought I was singled out
Speaker 3: because they gave me the antibacterial wipe at the end
Speaker 3: of the session and they made me wipe down my
Speaker 3: bed because it was like a massacre site. No, turns
Speaker 3: out everyone gets an antibacterial wipe. She came up to
Speaker 3: me today and went, just so you know, Mitch, everyone's
Speaker 3: getting a wipe.
Speaker 6: Decession, you were the talk.
Speaker 4: She was listening. To be fair, though, I did say
Speaker 4: everyone gets a wipe, everyone just knows. And you were
Speaker 4: a newbie, so that's why she handed you one to
Speaker 4: make sure you didn't feel or how much more embarrassing
Speaker 4: would it have been if you walked away and she
Speaker 4: had to pull you back into wipe though?
Speaker 6: She Oh my, imagine mischief.
Speaker 4: You're a sweat.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Maybe I had the MS walk this weekend for my
Speaker 3: sister Becky. He's got MS.
Speaker 6: So we're going to be talking to her talking about
Speaker 6: that on the show today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how did that go?
Speaker 6: It was good?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll filll you and we raised a lot of
Speaker 3: money and I we're talking to beck and my sister
Speaker 3: so I think that'll be really fun.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's coming up.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: You have some big news in your life happening tonight,
Speaker 3: brit which we'll discuss in pick Up put Down, which
Speaker 3: is how we start the show every Monday.
Speaker 2: Biggest thing to happen to me in the last five months, or.
Speaker 4: I want to say biggest, that's why I say, or
Speaker 4: strongest or hardest. Anyway, let's get into the.
Speaker 6: Show that's next. Here at the pickup around Australia. Welcome everyone, pick.
Speaker 7: Up here, kip down.
Speaker 3: It's a Monday stable, pick Up put down. I bring
Speaker 3: the girls the big stories of the weekend, and it's
Speaker 3: your job, ladies, to decide whether or not the country
Speaker 3: continues the conversation into the week and you pick it
Speaker 3: up or you put it down, you snuff it out,
Speaker 3: never to be spoken of again.
Speaker 4: This is all the water cooler chat that everyone's I mean,
Speaker 4: sometimes it is. Sometimes it's stuff that didn't even make
Speaker 4: the headlines.
Speaker 2: I question.
Speaker 5: Yeah, also, don't take our word for it. You can
Speaker 5: continue the conversation even if we beat on it.
Speaker 3: I wonder if anyone's ever gone to work and gone
Speaker 3: I don actually want to talk about that Britain or
Speaker 3: put it down.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the way you made it sound like we
Speaker 5: decide right here whether you can continue the.
Speaker 4: Voice anyone believes it. You also say it's the hard
Speaker 4: hitting news, and that's a total lie as well. But anyway,
Speaker 4: I told you.
Speaker 6: Tracy Grimshaw heard this and said, love what you're.
Speaker 2: Doing Mitch first today, Mit, all right, pick up.
Speaker 3: I'll put down getting proposed to with a ring that
Speaker 3: previously belonged to your partner's X fiance.
Speaker 6: What I'd take?
Speaker 2: What I knew you.
Speaker 4: I knew you were going to say that.
Speaker 2: I knew I would put it down.
Speaker 4: Jas Maybe it comes with a bad omen, but I mean, like, look,
Speaker 4: if you're real desperate for a ring, you'll take what.
Speaker 6: You can get. A woman's gone viral on TikTok.
Speaker 3: She revealed that her husband proposed to her with a
Speaker 3: ring he originally bought and gave it to Nah.
Speaker 2: I joke i'd picked her.
Speaker 4: Vote you would be. But you've got a perfectly good
Speaker 4: ring there that you can't return. What are you going
Speaker 4: to do with it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: But it was chosen with that other fiance in mind,
Speaker 5: like the love they had, and you've.
Speaker 2: Picked it because you thought it would suit her. It's
Speaker 2: not enough. Just be like, now just get some more use,
Speaker 2: go sell it, exchange it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I imagine, imagine if you were a yellow gold
Speaker 4: wearer and this is like a white gold ring. Although,
Speaker 4: how do you feel, I'm going, I'm going to take
Speaker 4: it up and not She's got her name engraved in.
Speaker 6: It, her birdstone in it.
Speaker 4: That's how they figured it out. How would you feel
Speaker 4: if he took that engagement ring and got it melted
Speaker 4: down and got it remade, so it's a different model,
Speaker 4: it's all the same component.
Speaker 2: No, that is fine, But like imagine, I just think
Speaker 2: of my sister and her partner.
Speaker 5: He got like their coordinates of where they met, so
Speaker 5: cute engraved on the inside because they met overseas. But
Speaker 5: imagine that getting a ring and his coordinates on there,
Speaker 5: and they're.
Speaker 2: Like what is this from?
Speaker 4: And you're like when Nana was buried there, like.
Speaker 1: Like trying to think of an excuse to what the
Speaker 1: coordinates are gonna lie, you gotta lie, say something about
Speaker 1: the stars.
Speaker 2: But if Ben is listening, my partner, Ben, I'll take
Speaker 2: what I can get. Okay, what's the next one mentioned?
Speaker 6: Oh well, spending twelve dollars on a meat pie pick
Speaker 6: up the down.
Speaker 2: What where's it from?
Speaker 4: I was like Cozy lives, Babe. I feel neutral about this.
Speaker 4: I know we're supposed to have a pick up or
Speaker 4: put down, but I feel like everything's more than twelve
Speaker 4: dollars these a I'm okay with it. No, no, but
Speaker 4: I think it's just what's happening.
Speaker 2: In the world. Is it a family sized pire, a
Speaker 2: normal individuals.
Speaker 6: Stand a pie?
Speaker 3: It's all because a person on Reddit posted peak sure
Speaker 3: of a cafe display meat pies twelve bucks per pie.
Speaker 3: They also sold saucage rolls for a hefty eleven dollars.
Speaker 3: It was it's a nice cafe, but it's not like
Speaker 3: a high end, you know, hatted cab.
Speaker 6: You should be getting to.
Speaker 2: Meat pie f like four bucks.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, like you know, you can just get a frozen
Speaker 4: pie from Woolies and they're very good as well. Why
Speaker 4: would you paying twelve dollars?
Speaker 3: And also some of the joy of getting a cheap
Speaker 3: meat pies then adding on like a niiniche tart or
Speaker 3: a custom tart that's also like three bucks, Like you
Speaker 3: want to stack at a baker.
Speaker 5: All of a sudden, you pie and a drink all
Speaker 5: of a sudden pie is thirty bucks.
Speaker 3: All right, Speaking of pies, Brit, your beautiful boyfriend Ben
Speaker 3: arriving today after spending five months up part of we're
Speaker 3: picking it up or we're putting it down.
Speaker 2: I hope he's picking it up.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it's a kick up for me. I'm sure
Speaker 4: everything will be up.
Speaker 2: It's like it's Christmas, That's how I feel. I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen a partner Ben since January.
Speaker 4: We have a shared calendar and BRIT's been like marking down.
Speaker 4: We've had like a countdown happening for the past two
Speaker 4: and a half away all months, five months that he's
Speaker 4: been gone. Yeah, she's very excited.
Speaker 6: Well, you also haven't seen Ben.
Speaker 3: He's he's a soccer player for the Celtic in it's Celtic,
Speaker 3: not this Celtic for Celtics, for the Celtics.
Speaker 6: And he wanted his big competition. Didn't he win the
Speaker 6: Grand Final?
Speaker 5: They just won yea, like the Scottish Premiership, the Cup
Speaker 5: and something else. I don't know the terminology. I'm a
Speaker 5: really bad wag. I don't even know the rules yet.
Speaker 2: But he won. They won heaps of stuff.
Speaker 6: There's a lot to celebrate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we're gonna be celebrating for a few weeks
Speaker 5: from I'm super excited.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you guys are going to hear all about.
Speaker 6: It all right next on the show.
Speaker 3: I spoke about this a little last week, but my
Speaker 3: family had a really emotional weekend. My sister Becky and
Speaker 3: my older sister has MS, and we took part in
Speaker 3: the MS Walk Run role and we raised a lot
Speaker 3: of money. We had a great weekend, a really emotional weekend.
Speaker 3: So we're going to chat to my sister actually next.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we love Becky.
Speaker 3: I was talking about this on the show last week.
Speaker 3: But me and my entire family, the Zamchury Family, which
Speaker 3: is the little team name we came up for, I
Speaker 3: took part in the MS Walk Run role, which is
Speaker 3: it's kind of like there's many different steps you can do.
Speaker 3: You to a five K, ten K, mini marathon, quarter marathon,
Speaker 3: whatever if you want to call it, raising money and
Speaker 3: funds for MS research here in Australia. My sister Becky
Speaker 3: has MS, was only diagnosed very recently in the last
Speaker 3: six months, also pregnant.
Speaker 6: Lot going on.
Speaker 3: I just firstly wanted to say thank you to you girls.
Speaker 3: End of the pickup listeners. We smashed our goal, We
Speaker 3: like tripled our goal of fundraising and racist under ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Well, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: You guys should be so proud, really honestly, because what
Speaker 5: you're doing raising awareness, raising money. I know we're going
Speaker 5: to speak to Becky more about it, but it's it's Yeah,
Speaker 5: you should be really proud, and I'm sure Becky feels
Speaker 5: a lot of love.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's I wanted to get Becky on to
Speaker 3: join us because here I am telling her story about
Speaker 3: it being diagnosed with THEMS, living with MS, walking and
Speaker 3: they run and roll with MS. But I wanted to
Speaker 3: bring out of the show, so Becky for the first
Speaker 3: time pick up debut.
Speaker 6: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Hi, Hi Becky, Hello, Hello, how are you guys?
Speaker 5: I can't believe this is your debut. I think maybe
Speaker 5: because I know you, I feel like.
Speaker 4: You've come on well literal family and you know better horror.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Becky, you were diagnosed with MS. What was that
Speaker 2: like for you?
Speaker 5: And I say that because I think there's a lot
Speaker 5: of people that don't know much about it, But like,
Speaker 5: at the time, did you know something was quote unquote wrong?
Speaker 2: What led you to be diagnosed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely, Like I had a three year battle just
Speaker 7: to get diagnosed. So by the time I got diagnosed,
Speaker 7: I think I was actually relieved that someone finally believed
Speaker 7: something was wrong. Initially I had it was around the
Speaker 7: COVID time. I got COVID. I got a vaccine and
Speaker 7: then I just like causes some people with immune kind
Speaker 7: of responses to flare up, and I started losing my vision.
Speaker 7: I was at work and saw like weird stars, and
Speaker 7: I went to the neurologist. I had an mrin and
Speaker 7: he was like, look, you just have anxiety, like relaxed,
Speaker 7: do some mindfulness come back. So then me and my
Speaker 7: husband pretty much fought for like three years because I
Speaker 7: was having like severe migraines to the point of losing
Speaker 7: vision on the way home from work, like it got
Speaker 7: really bad, fatigue, numbness and pins and needles down my arm.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, I pushed and pushed and pushed, and
Speaker 7: eventually they did a lumber punk show which actually came
Speaker 7: back negative, which she is like one of the criteria
Speaker 7: to diagnose. But the main thing in the NA sound
Speaker 7: was I had progression of one lesion over a three
Speaker 7: year period, which is very minimal. I'm very lucky a brain.
Speaker 7: They were yes, a brain lesion, so I only have
Speaker 7: them in my brain, but I had one more legion
Speaker 7: in my brain. My neurologist was like, look, I think
Speaker 7: it's still anxiety, and I was like, look, I'm getting
Speaker 7: a second opinion. Mitch actually put me onto a really
Speaker 7: great neurologist who had me with an MS specialist the
Speaker 7: next day. Mitchell and his connections very.
Speaker 4: Fun journal everything.
Speaker 3: Well, she kept saying exactly, the doctors are saying you
Speaker 3: don't have anything. So I called everyone I knew and
Speaker 3: we got her in and that's when she got a diagnosis.
Speaker 4: So this is my question, Becky, you would now have
Speaker 4: spoken to other people who have been diagnosed with MS.
Speaker 4: Is this something like is this experience of being told oh,
Speaker 4: you know, it's not this, or it could be this,
Speaker 4: or kind of it being downplayed? Is that a common
Speaker 4: experience or is that just something that was unique to you.
Speaker 7: Look, I think it's hard because unfortunately it's such a
Speaker 7: weird disease at prison in so many different ways. Like
Speaker 7: I've met one hundred people with MS and probably five
Speaker 7: people have the same symptoms, So I think it presents
Speaker 7: so differently. You can either have brain lesions, spine lesions
Speaker 7: both and it really it really depends then on what
Speaker 7: your symptoms are. But I mean I spoke to a
Speaker 7: lady this morning, just randomly, and then she was telling
Speaker 7: me that like her thirteen year old niece or something
Speaker 7: that were investigating her for MS and she'd been gas
Speaker 7: lit and they told her it was you know, migrains
Speaker 7: as well, and I was like, keep pushing, like, go
Speaker 7: see this specialist. You need to get to the bottom
Speaker 7: of it, because ultimately, starting any treatment early is the
Speaker 7: key to not well. Hopefully if the treatment works for you,
Speaker 7: it's not progressing as thick as.
Speaker 4: You Yes, yeah, Becky. And I mean for anyone who
Speaker 4: doesn't know what MS looks like, and I think that
Speaker 4: that would be a great deal of people. What does
Speaker 4: that like for you if you were to say, if
Speaker 4: those symptoms were to progress, what does life look like
Speaker 4: without treatment?
Speaker 7: Well, I think it's really like for me personally, and
Speaker 7: I can only speak to me, like my everyday symptoms
Speaker 7: is I have really bad static vision in my eyes,
Speaker 7: so when I'm in a room, everything white is static
Speaker 7: and everything black is static. I have problems like the
Speaker 7: lady next to me today at work is wearing a
Speaker 7: multi colored shirt and I can't look it up because
Speaker 7: I'm like, it's making me feel like I'm going to
Speaker 7: pass out, you know, like reading a book. I can't
Speaker 7: read a book because I can't see the letters they
Speaker 7: all move. But for other people, like I know a
Speaker 7: girl that woke up one day and couldn't move for legs.
Speaker 7: So I think the problem is that it's an invisible
Speaker 7: disease and that I can be feeling terrible but still
Speaker 7: turn it up to family lunch and put a brave
Speaker 7: face on and smile, you know, whereas other people they
Speaker 7: can't even you know, they need a wheelchair or they
Speaker 7: need a cane to help them out. I just really
Speaker 7: want to spread awareness for it, and there are people
Speaker 7: out there that it is a bit too late and
Speaker 7: the medication doesn't work for them. I'm like, So, I mean,
Speaker 7: the closer we get to research and money for a cure,
Speaker 7: and there's some amazing clinical trials going on at the moment,
Speaker 7: the better, Mitch.
Speaker 4: You should be so proud of yourself as well for
Speaker 4: raising awareness. I know how much this has affected you
Speaker 4: in your family, but you guys are the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I've got a brain condition too, and
Speaker 3: I feel like Becky got MS, which is greater than
Speaker 3: my brain condition.
Speaker 6: I'm like, great, I just have to sit here. I
Speaker 6: just get headaches.
Speaker 2: And again.
Speaker 6: I'm not even bringing attention to my own brain.
Speaker 2: Mitch's brain actually comes out the bottom of his a bit.
Speaker 4: We can talk about that.
Speaker 6: No day, my brain, Becky's brain.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, look, speaking of brains, I have something
Speaker 4: that I need to admit after this. I forgot a
Speaker 4: really really really important event, a really important anniversary, and
Speaker 4: I feel horrible about it, and I need you guys
Speaker 4: to make me feel little bit better.
Speaker 6: Okay, we can do that.
Speaker 2: No promise, it's easy. We'll try you mind, double down.
Speaker 4: If you have ever forgotten a very important anniversary or
Speaker 4: a birthday or celebration, I want to hear from you
Speaker 4: because I feel horrible.
Speaker 2: I feel genuinely terrible.
Speaker 4: So the other night I'd gotten home from work and
Speaker 4: it was a busy day and Matt, he my husband,
Speaker 4: he comes up to me and he goes, Laura, I
Speaker 4: have something I need to talk to you about.
Speaker 2: And there's really no easy way to say.
Speaker 4: This, and I was like, what the Hell's what have
Speaker 4: I done to start a call not a good way.
Speaker 4: You know, something bad's coming. And he was like, look,
Speaker 4: I know this is gonna upset you, but I need
Speaker 4: to let you know something that you've forgot. And I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, what's happening anyway again, No, that's more
Speaker 4: by choice, though, Britt, that's fine.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: So he sits me down. Yeah, he's like, you forgotten
Speaker 4: the children?
Speaker 6: Where are they?
Speaker 4: They're a daycare? No, he sits me down and he goes,
Speaker 4: he goes, look, one of my really good girlfriends, Lauren.
Speaker 4: She's one of my best friends. She was a bridesmaid
Speaker 4: at my wedding.
Speaker 2: And he was like, you know Laurence.
Speaker 4: You know Lauren, like so close. We used to live together,
Speaker 4: we were housemates. She is genuinely one of my closest friends.
Speaker 4: And she's the first person when say it's like my
Speaker 4: birthday or something. She's the one who sends that message
Speaker 4: at six am in the morning. She was called by
Speaker 4: seven am like she just knows. She's so good, she's
Speaker 4: so reliable. And he was like, it was Lauren's birthday
Speaker 4: and I was like, okay, when was it. It was
Speaker 4: two weeks ago and it was her fortieth Laura and
Speaker 4: I completely forgot, like she's reached out to him. So
Speaker 4: my sister, she was on Facebook and we've all like
Speaker 4: we're all mutual friends, and my sister saw it. She
Speaker 4: just she just saw, you know, when everyone's done, like
Speaker 4: the happy birthday wishes on the wall and it's like
Speaker 4: fifty seven person, fifty seven people wish Laura's happy birthday,
Speaker 4: and Laura wasn't one of her. No, I wasn't there.
Speaker 4: How do you make that up to someone, like when
Speaker 4: you've not only forgotten their birthday, you've also actively spoken
Speaker 4: to them, like in between. It's not like I haven't
Speaker 4: spoken to her. Have you spoken to her now since yet?
Speaker 6: Realized? Because you're talking about it on the air, and
Speaker 6: I hope you've smoothed it over with her.
Speaker 4: No, I did. I called her and then she didn't
Speaker 4: answer right away. She'd answer for a day. And so
Speaker 4: then I went to the florest. I bought her a
Speaker 4: really big bunch of flowers. But it was a big
Speaker 4: bunch of flowers with an iou like, I have to
Speaker 4: take her out for lunch. But here's my kay, here's
Speaker 4: where I want to defend myself a little bit, just
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yes, No, I'm here for the defense.
Speaker 4: Okay, who actually remembers anyone's birthday these days and doesn't
Speaker 4: go off Facebook? So I'm not on Facebook. I'm quite
Speaker 4: bad with it and I've been very busy, haven't logged
Speaker 4: on for a while, so the birthday got away from me.
Speaker 4: And I think, if you don't have your birthday on Facebook,
Speaker 4: you should.
Speaker 2: Just expect the people forget.
Speaker 5: But I know I genuinely agree with you.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 5: I could, but I think it depends on the person, right, Like,
Speaker 5: I genuinely could not care if both of you forgot
Speaker 5: my birthday, could not care.
Speaker 2: I would not even blink an eye.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't no if I know, hang on, if I
Speaker 5: had planned a birthday and say, guys, it's my birthday,
Speaker 5: this you knew if I had brought it up, it's
Speaker 5: my birthday this weekend, we're going to have dinner, and
Speaker 5: you forgot the dinner and went out, that's different. But
Speaker 5: if you, as a friendship group never bring up when
Speaker 5: your birthday is, how is everybody supposed to.
Speaker 2: Remember every single person's birthday?
Speaker 5: Like family members, partners, lovers, best friends, work colleagues, like
Speaker 5: there are so many nieces.
Speaker 4: Nephews, yeah, But also I don't know. I kind of think, like,
Speaker 4: you know how you got those one friends some friends
Speaker 4: and they don't have it on Facebook and they don't
Speaker 4: bring it up, but they still expect you to remember.
Speaker 4: That's like entrapment, don't you think? I call bullshit? Though, Bri,
Speaker 4: if I forgot your fortieth birthday, even if you didn't
Speaker 4: bring it up, I would never you would never let
Speaker 4: me live it down.
Speaker 5: I will always be honest. I could not care you.
Speaker 5: I never celebrate my birthday. When was the last? But
Speaker 5: like if someone makes me I celebrate my birthday and
Speaker 5: I hate birthdays.
Speaker 6: You know what's worse than forgetting someone's birthday?
Speaker 3: That friend that makes you feel so bad about forgetting
Speaker 3: the birthday're.
Speaker 6: Like, you're not Queen Elizabeth.
Speaker 4: That wasn't Lauren's. She's just an angel sent from the heavens.
Speaker 4: And so that's why I feel even worse because it,
Speaker 4: as much as I know it would have upset her,
Speaker 4: she didn't make a big deal about it. She just
Speaker 4: was gonna let it go past the wayside and not
Speaker 4: And I was.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, I'm a horrible friend.
Speaker 5: If my partner forgot my birthday and anniversary, that is different,
Speaker 5: But I have a lot of leeway for my friend.
Speaker 3: My mom still gets pissy at me when I forget
Speaker 3: her and dad's wedding anniversary every year.
Speaker 6: It's not my wedding. I wasn't even born made.
Speaker 4: You're supposed to remember your parents anniversary that created you.
Speaker 4: That's important. I hope my children grew up remembering my
Speaker 4: wedding anniversary. They were there.
Speaker 6: Meekas called on thirteen six five, Meka, what did you forget?
Speaker 5: Hi? O?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't know if I actually forgot my brother's birthday.
Speaker 8: I just didn't know it so.
Speaker 2: Different.
Speaker 8: I spent my entire life and like he is in
Speaker 8: entire life. He's two years younger than me, wishing him
Speaker 8: a happy birthday, celebrating his birthday Mandy, Like he didn't
Speaker 8: have it on Facebook anything like that until two years
Speaker 8: ago on the wrong date. Complete like just wrong date.
Speaker 8: No one ever told me, no one ever bought it up,
Speaker 8: like I blamed my mom. She should have definitely said
Speaker 8: something to me.
Speaker 4: Wait, was this just doing a joke within your family?
Speaker 4: Like your family all knew that you always celebrated on
Speaker 4: the wrong day, or just no one even thought it
Speaker 4: was a thing to mention that you had it wrong.
Speaker 8: I don't think anyone even bothered to tell me, Like,
Speaker 8: I don't think it was anymore.
Speaker 5: It's just like we're just not going to correct you.
Speaker 8: Fifty to make matters worse. I actually got married on
Speaker 8: his birthday and Mum messages me like, and she's like,
Speaker 8: I know it was your wedding day, but like, did
Speaker 8: you wish your brother have your birthday? Sorry? This year
Speaker 8: actually did forget but no, no one ever just.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you also stole his day. You'll never forget again
Speaker 4: because at least now you have two things to remind
Speaker 4: you true.
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Speaker 4: this is fashion based questions.
Speaker 6: Maybe that fit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you're a bit of a fashionista, this is
Speaker 4: gonna work for you. So if you get one out
Speaker 4: of three questions right, you get one hundred dollars to
Speaker 4: spend a target. Two out of three questions right, you
Speaker 4: get five hundred dollars to spend a target, and three
Speaker 4: out of three is one thousand dollars to spend a target. Okay,
Speaker 4: and we have actually on the floor.
Speaker 3: You actually has joined us. Hello, first a listener to
Speaker 3: play name that fit? Welcome to the show.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: The cash to spend it target? What do you need
Speaker 6: of at the moment?
Speaker 8: I'm in my home. Where's error?
Speaker 7: So everything to the house.
Speaker 5: So everything, everybody want everything?
Speaker 6: Okay, Well let's jump in. Let's go. So you get
Speaker 6: one right, like Laura said, one hundred dollars to spend it. Target,
Speaker 6: Here we go, name that fit.
Speaker 3: Lady Gaga once famously wore a dream It was actually
Speaker 3: the twenty ten V made of which edible substance.
Speaker 2: Actually it's like piece of cake like.
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, a piece of devon.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: Actually, let's see if you can get this bad boy?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: That's actually I think it's easy ahead of time, try
Speaker 5: and make it harder. I got you have more a beanie,
Speaker 5: a beret, and a fedora, all types of what.
Speaker 4: Ahat?
Speaker 2: Too easy?
Speaker 6: A sucker?
Speaker 4: All right? Number three, and this is a thousand dollars
Speaker 4: spent a Target. An A Winter is the editor in
Speaker 4: chief of which fashion magazine?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, a thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: You just want to give away money.
Speaker 4: I want to make it to chick. It's never actually
Speaker 4: for the first one. You want to make it too high.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow will be like the House of Mogla Head designer
Speaker 3: PAOs was born in which On clay for France.
Speaker 4: Well, at least we already know what Ash is going
Speaker 4: to buy everything. Actually, we hope you're enjoying your everything
Speaker 4: home wears all to spend it.
Speaker 8: You're wonderful than hard.
Speaker 6: No thanks you.
Speaker 3: Target has made for season after season, shopping store online,
Speaker 3: or buy the Target app and other thousand dollars to
Speaker 3: spend it.
Speaker 6: Target up for grabes tomorrow.
Speaker 4: But I mean, we've got to make the questions a
Speaker 4: bit trickier than that. I think, please tomorrow. Is it
Speaker 4: a Fedora or a beanie? What is that a hat?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: May don't look at me. I just want to give
Speaker 4: cash away. By the end of the week, they're going
Speaker 4: to be real tricky from us.
Speaker 6: See you guys, see tomorrow, see you guys.
Speaker 2: Hey,