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Speaker 1: I didn't think we're going to talk about this. I
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Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, I have Well. Welcome to the show
Speaker 1: everyone today.
Speaker 4: Let's get on with it.
Speaker 3: We've got a really really.
Speaker 4: Divisive ask gun cut.
Speaker 2: This is like groundbreaking stuff. Ken you keep a lost
Speaker 2: slash stolen cat.
Speaker 3: Stop the nation stopping your.
Speaker 4: Tracks people, because this is what we need to decide.
Speaker 1: Is that why you've got a crate behind you?
Speaker 4: I did bring a crate, got a micro chip. We've
Speaker 4: got a lot.
Speaker 1: Yep, I've got thet.
Speaker 3: It's here right now in the studio.
Speaker 1: Laura, can you talk while the cat me house? Yes,
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Speaker 4: Ask act.
Speaker 3: So ask gun Khant is a segment we do every Thursday.
Speaker 3: It's where you call in with your deepest, darkest, biggest dilemmas.
Speaker 3: And we've got one about a lost cat today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm anxious about this. Hannah's on. Hey Hannah, how
Speaker 1: can we help with your cat dilemma?
Speaker 5: Hey guys, So basically this is about my cat Shadow.
Speaker 5: So she's five yep about Yeah, we've had her about
Speaker 5: five years. So she was a kinton, fairly young when
Speaker 5: we got her. We found her on the street. She
Speaker 5: seemed unwell, really skinny, so we essentially saved her. She's
Speaker 5: been an in door cat. Recently, we went to the
Speaker 5: vet and they checked her microchip and just to update
Speaker 5: it with any new info we had, and it actually
Speaker 5: belonged to somebody else who has been looking.
Speaker 4: For this said cat for five years.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, we've had it for five years. Like I said,
Speaker 5: it's just it was a kitten when we got it,
Speaker 5: so it would have been a kitten when the past
Speaker 5: owners essentially lost it. But I've grown so close to
Speaker 5: this cat over the past five years. She's my baby essentially,
Speaker 5: like and these new owners have come forward and said
Speaker 5: that they want Shadow.
Speaker 1: Back and said we've like, is there like a legal
Speaker 1: obligation we have a duty of care?
Speaker 3: Hannah, Was there a reason why you never took the
Speaker 3: kitten originally to get it scanned to check if out
Speaker 3: had a microchip five years ago when you found it.
Speaker 5: Well, we did. We've taken her to the vet quite
Speaker 5: a few times, but they've never actually checked the microchip,
Speaker 5: so it was just updating information. They thought, oh, you
Speaker 5: know what, maybe we should just check this microchip, and
Speaker 5: that's when all the details popped up.
Speaker 1: So you probably thought when you first found it that
Speaker 1: it's a kitten. It's so young. Wouldn't you thought it
Speaker 1: was a little straight. You didn't even get think to
Speaker 1: get it microchip.
Speaker 5: Checked exactly, And she was skinny. She was just so little.
Speaker 5: I just thought, you know, she was like you said,
Speaker 5: she's astray.
Speaker 2: I think in this sense, I think this would be
Speaker 2: different if you found a cat that was already ten
Speaker 2: years old and then you had it for another couple
Speaker 2: of years. I think it would you'd have to give
Speaker 2: it back to the owner because it's it was their cat.
Speaker 4: In this case, it was a tiny little kitten when
Speaker 4: you found it. I feel like it's.
Speaker 1: Your cat cat.
Speaker 2: Are you raised, You've looked after it and essentially they
Speaker 2: let it escape when.
Speaker 4: I was little.
Speaker 3: Would you can you not go and buy them another
Speaker 3: cat and be like, here's a kitten, it's black, and
Speaker 3: it's to buy him another cat? Well, I mean look,
Speaker 3: because obviously cats they're not free, you know, just pick them.
Speaker 3: Even even when you go to the pan and you
Speaker 3: buy a cat, they still cost money. If they really
Speaker 3: want a cat, can't you just offer to go and
Speaker 3: buy them a kitten and then they can start from
Speaker 3: scratch with a brand new Shadow point too?
Speaker 1: Well, have you have you spoken to them, Hannah, Like
Speaker 1: if you just said pull your head in, you haven't
Speaker 1: raised Shaddy.
Speaker 5: I've spoken to them through the vet. So the vet
Speaker 5: has told me that they really want Shadow back, And
Speaker 5: like you said, I would be more than willing to
Speaker 5: buy them a new cat because Shadow is essentially mine.
Speaker 5: I love her so much I can't even think of
Speaker 5: life without her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you know, I think you need to get
Speaker 3: in contact with the other, you know, the old owners
Speaker 3: of Shadow, because I think it's easy to go through
Speaker 3: the vet and not see the like how much it's
Speaker 3: affecting you, and not see how much of a bond
Speaker 3: that you've created over five years, and maybe if you
Speaker 3: were able to speak to them and like explain to
Speaker 3: them how it's been and you know what you've done
Speaker 3: for the cat, then maybe they might have a bit
Speaker 3: more understanding as to why you want to keep the cat,
Speaker 3: and they might be happy with getting another one.
Speaker 4: I just pack up and move. It's also an option
Speaker 4: you pat can and run hit the road.
Speaker 3: It doesn't work when you do that with children. That'll
Speaker 3: get you in jail. But I reckon a cat's fine.
Speaker 3: Could you get into big trouble if you keep the cat?
Speaker 3: I don't even know at this point.
Speaker 1: And get the cat and run, keep the cat, run,
Speaker 1: run and run for the way to look.
Speaker 3: Let him take you to small courts for a cat.
Speaker 1: It's fine. I keep this updated with that, Hannah, please okay?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Oh good luck. That's so difficult because you don't actually
Speaker 4: care to image just like I say that, but I
Speaker 4: don't want to. I care.
Speaker 3: Imagine though, imagine if somebody found Delilah and kept Delilah
Speaker 3: for five years. Delilah's only one and a half.
Speaker 4: Tyler is two and two months.
Speaker 3: Two, So imagine if somebody found Delilah kept her for
Speaker 3: five years technically they had her longer than you did,
Speaker 3: and then was like, but I've had Dahlia for five
Speaker 3: years totally.
Speaker 2: The only reason this is different is because it was
Speaker 2: a tiny, malnourished kitten. If Dyla gets out all she's
Speaker 2: been gorging on his salmon like she's doing.
Speaker 1: Home, you can have cavea. All right. Next on the show,
Speaker 1: I we have an update on my Maths application.
Speaker 3: Right, oh yeah, look, we're Mitch for Maths. It's happening.
Speaker 3: We are, we are on We've got on the campaign trail.
Speaker 1: All right, the updates after this on the pickup. It
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Speaker 2: Well, we have seen on the campaign trail Mitch for
Speaker 2: Maths twenty twenty three.
Speaker 4: It's going well.
Speaker 2: We've contacted producers, casting directors, the whole bunch of people.
Speaker 2: We had a meeting with them and they did say
Speaker 2: for this to progress any further, we needed to do
Speaker 2: the application here live on air.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Is this real?
Speaker 3: They just want a little bit more information about you,
Speaker 3: and we're really trying to put together the profile of
Speaker 3: who is Mitch jury because we know Britt and I
Speaker 3: we both know you would be excellent on maths, and
Speaker 3: we also know that you're looking for love.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I am.
Speaker 3: And so the Channel nine execs need to have a
Speaker 3: little bit more context as to who you are as
Speaker 3: a person.
Speaker 1: You actually said this to the Channel ninety.
Speaker 3: Oh they are well aware.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I had like a two hour meeting
Speaker 4: with them.
Speaker 1: You're kidding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these are the real, some real questions we want
Speaker 4: you to answer.
Speaker 1: What they asked the actual contestants on maps.
Speaker 4: This is the real, real application that you have to
Speaker 4: do to get onto Maps.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm ready, Okay, hit me.
Speaker 4: I mean, we've got the basics to start, and I
Speaker 4: shouldn't say basics. But how tall are you am? I?
Speaker 4: Which is wild that that's a question, that is a
Speaker 4: real question, that's a question.
Speaker 1: Wigh. Oh, I'm six foot three. I'm tall.
Speaker 3: So everyone wants a tall boy.
Speaker 1: My BMI is it's in six figures. It's shocking. It's
Speaker 1: like a used Toyota Corolla. It is. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of a lot of zeros on that, but I won't
Speaker 1: go into it. I'm heavy.
Speaker 3: What qualities do you dislike in other people?
Speaker 1: Oh, I hate arrogance. I hate arrogant people. I hate cockiness.
Speaker 1: I don't like cocky people. I'm making notes, write these down.
Speaker 1: I don't like I like hygiene, so I don't like
Speaker 1: poor hygiene. I like people that are clean.
Speaker 3: Hygiene and arrogance the only two things.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 4: Have you ever been convicted of a criminal effect? Michu
Speaker 4: because they take that semi seriously.
Speaker 1: Nothing that anyone could have approve.
Speaker 3: What are some of the challenges you have faced on
Speaker 3: your search for true love?
Speaker 1: Finding love, finding, utting it down, locating it, locating the
Speaker 1: source of love, putting not putting aside what I actually
Speaker 1: need just for the sake of being love. I feel
Speaker 1: like it. Loved my last relationships, I would just go, well,
Speaker 1: this is love, so I'm going to take it. But
Speaker 1: in reality, I'm like, what love do I actually need?
Speaker 1: You know, I didn't take into account what I was
Speaker 1: needing to therapy any love multiple times.
Speaker 4: I think we need to. I don't know about this
Speaker 4: application now protect me at all? Of course?
Speaker 2: Is there anything about yourself you'd be worried to tell
Speaker 2: your future partner?
Speaker 1: Oh uh oh, I used my pubre trimmer on my beer.
Speaker 1: Like I have one beard trimm Let's not tell.
Speaker 3: Any future partner that I think that that's normal. I'm
Speaker 3: pretty sure my husband also has one. It's endearing one
Speaker 3: trimmer that he uses downstairs and upstairs.
Speaker 1: I spend a lot of time with my family. I
Speaker 1: feel that could be a bit of a red flag.
Speaker 1: Some guys don't like family time.
Speaker 4: Green flag for others, though, Yes, true.
Speaker 3: Have you had any cosmetic surgery or tweaks.
Speaker 1: I've had baby bowtops.
Speaker 4: It's also time to talk about the hair transplant.
Speaker 1: No, I have not had a hair hair transplant, but
Speaker 1: I have looked at flights to Turkey.
Speaker 3: Lift your eyebrows for me.
Speaker 1: No, I had baby bowtocks. It's the bowtocks they put
Speaker 1: in babies. It was very minimal.
Speaker 4: All right. Do you live with your parents or who
Speaker 4: do you live with?
Speaker 1: That's not a question.
Speaker 4: It was who do you live with and do you live.
Speaker 1: I live with my mum and dad after living alone
Speaker 1: for five years, but yes, I live with mum and
Speaker 1: dad at the moment.
Speaker 3: How many demerit points do you have?
Speaker 4: This is a question. You have to be able to
Speaker 4: drive to the show.
Speaker 1: I can drive, but I'm on golden point, so I'm
Speaker 1: I'm on a good behavior license, So.
Speaker 3: What does that mean exactly? Those who drive well?
Speaker 1: I almost I lost my license and then I fought it,
Speaker 1: so I've got one point remaining. It's like a it's
Speaker 1: like a yeah, gold point, it's like angle Berry totally.
Speaker 1: So well, I drive very well.
Speaker 4: And how many followers do you have? And do you
Speaker 4: have a blue tick?
Speaker 1: I do have a blue tick? Yeah, yeah, just a
Speaker 1: cringe combine combined a hundred thousand followers and all social
Speaker 1: media platforms including.
Speaker 3: There you have a Channel Night executives here.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I even want to do this.
Speaker 1: As two girls who have been on reality shows, you
Speaker 1: were both on the Bachelort and both had very different outcomes.
Speaker 4: Why do you laugh and look at me? What was
Speaker 4: that about?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: Point it because I mean it was tragic for you.
Speaker 1: It was a tragic ending. You didn't get Trent told.
Speaker 4: His name, Yes, Trent was the honeybage yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And then Laura found Matt her husband and worked for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, I had a substantially better ending. I've
Speaker 3: got two children and married.
Speaker 2: To the bloke, but embarrassed on national television. So it's
Speaker 2: just similar.
Speaker 3: But you do have a career in radio, which might
Speaker 3: not have happened otherwise.
Speaker 1: So this is a talent.
Speaker 3: This has not come from being dumb to be okay.
Speaker 3: Although I may have gotten the happy ending with Matt,
Speaker 3: the process of reality TV is pretty shocking and horrible.
Speaker 3: At the very end, the very finale when Matt and
Speaker 3: I and I was walking up to him and he
Speaker 3: had to choose between me and the other girl. The
Speaker 3: producers said to me that day, Oh, I know you're
Speaker 3: going to be disappointed, but except whatever he says with
Speaker 3: dignity and grace. So I walked up to Matt at
Speaker 3: a finale thinking that he wasn't going to choose me,
Speaker 3: and the producers told the other girl, the girl who
Speaker 3: came second, that it was going to be her, and
Speaker 3: she had a full just meltdown. It was awful.
Speaker 4: Do I think you should do maths?
Speaker 3: Yes? No, we need the content.
Speaker 1: Submit the application, ladies. Well it's in the hands of
Speaker 1: the reality gods. Now sent it off.
Speaker 3: Really four months of your life coming right up?
Speaker 1: All right, Well, it's submitted officially, that's great.
Speaker 2: Well, coming up next is an extraordinary tale. We've all
Speaker 2: heard about people that have lied on their CV to
Speaker 2: get a job.
Speaker 4: But this is next level.
Speaker 2: The extent that this man went to, he even made
Speaker 2: some citizen arrests, is wild.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you after the break on the Pickup.
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Speaker 2: I feel like at times we've all thought about like
Speaker 2: adding a little bit of mayo to a CV to
Speaker 2: get a job, lying about what you are to impress somebody.
Speaker 4: You've been there.
Speaker 3: It's pretty much how we got into radio, isn't it truly?
Speaker 4: Absolutely well. There's a forty two year old in the US.
Speaker 2: His name is Andrew Deboa, and he's just been arrested
Speaker 2: for impersonating a firefighter. He was going around pretending he
Speaker 2: was this decorated firefighter. Not only did he impersonate a firefighter,
Speaker 2: but he went to the extent of, okay, what if
Speaker 2: somebody actually wants to contact the fire department. He made
Speaker 2: an entire LinkedIn page, He made a fire station all
Speaker 2: made up. He created this whole life in his head
Speaker 2: that he was a firefighter with a fire station, with
Speaker 2: his great job.
Speaker 4: He had a truck.
Speaker 2: With a light on the top, like a firelight, and
Speaker 2: then he had fire decals. This is my favorite part
Speaker 2: on the side of the truck to look like fire.
Speaker 2: I think that's what you get from the two dollar
Speaker 2: store when you're kid, you know how you get those
Speaker 2: like little stickers and the sticker books. And he had
Speaker 2: just like little fire stickers on his car, and he.
Speaker 4: Was hooning around arresting people.
Speaker 2: He's trying to make like citizens arrests with his fake
Speaker 2: fire badge and his fake fire decal and his fake
Speaker 2: fire alarm.
Speaker 3: I feel like this man has got things a little
Speaker 3: bit confused, because the last I heard, fireman don't arrest people.
Speaker 1: That's the police.
Speaker 6: I'm the wrong job.
Speaker 2: No, So the only way that this man was discovered
Speaker 2: was on July eleven, a victim called authorities after they
Speaker 2: were pulled over by a man posing a law enforcement officer.
Speaker 2: So now he's gone to law enforcement, like obviously the
Speaker 2: firefighting's just in his lunch break. He pulled them off
Speaker 2: and said, you know, like there's a problem, I'm I'm
Speaker 2: going to arrest you.
Speaker 4: Basically and she was like, this doesn't seem right because
Speaker 4: she goes I looked to the back of the truck
Speaker 4: and there was some little fire stickers on the truck.
Speaker 3: And he's got a pair of fluffy handcuffs. There's a
Speaker 3: garden hose stuck on the side of a hoyn just.
Speaker 1: A super soaker in his back pocket.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he had just like a water pistol.
Speaker 1: Hold on fire stickers. Guys, there's no actual fire, they're
Speaker 1: just stickers of a fire.
Speaker 3: But the person is there's so many layers of this
Speaker 3: that's so funny, Like what does he rock up to
Speaker 3: a fire with a garden hose? Like, how does one
Speaker 3: totally impersonate to being a firefighter?
Speaker 2: What if someone actually calls you up and they're like, help,
Speaker 2: there's a fire's bucket of water?
Speaker 4: Well he was Actually he's.
Speaker 7: Been arrested, no doubt, he's been bookehed for false imprisonment
Speaker 7: and impersonated an officer and they reckon that there's like
Speaker 7: a trail of destruction in his pat the reckon He's
Speaker 7: done this to a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, look at this. The suspect seems to
Speaker 1: have taken further steps to solidify his cover, he went
Speaker 1: onto a software and built his own website for a
Speaker 1: non existent fire agency.
Speaker 3: Can I just say, if this man applied himself in
Speaker 3: any other career, he probably could have become a firefighter.
Speaker 3: And he's so diligent.
Speaker 2: Can you think do you think the whole point is
Speaker 2: because it's a flex Do you think he uses it
Speaker 2: to pick up chicks?
Speaker 3: Is in?
Speaker 4: Like, I've just been fine fires and saving the world.
Speaker 4: And look at my my burnt muscles.
Speaker 1: You see my Ford Fiesta with flame stickers on it.
Speaker 1: I'm a real legit fire fight.
Speaker 3: And what's the fireman poll? Is it just a strip
Speaker 3: of pole in the back of his should?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But he's gone to jail, he's been arrested, thank god,
Speaker 1: Thank god he's off the strep.
Speaker 3: Whorl of the stories. Don't lie on your CV.
Speaker 4: Or get proper decals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some lies are worse than others.
Speaker 1: Though, Yeah, I agree, that's that's fine. I kind of
Speaker 1: think it's quite endearing.
Speaker 3: I tell people I've got my postgraduate degree, but I
Speaker 3: never passed.
Speaker 1: I told people would defeat a score and I dropped
Speaker 1: out after Shakespeare was hard. Yeah, all right. Next on
Speaker 1: the show, Lee Campbell. You know Mamma Mia. We love
Speaker 1: mam and me A Mere Friedman the team Atma Mea.
Speaker 4: I was in there yesterday actually doing a little podcast.
Speaker 3: Make you brick?
Speaker 4: Would you be coming playing with the competition, Laura?
Speaker 3: Alright, Well we have Lee Campbell joining us. She's the
Speaker 3: executive editor for Mama Mia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's on the show with this after this, so
Speaker 1: the pick Up. Hey, you're on the pick Up Wednesday
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Speaker 4: They're absolutely huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, yeah, we love the Muma Mea team.
Speaker 1: Lee Campbell is the executive editor at Mumma Mia. She
Speaker 1: joins us now. She's also the ambassador for the Good
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Speaker 1: doing there is amazing. Welcome to the Pickup, Lee, Hello.
Speaker 4: Hi, Tim, how are you all, Hiley, We're good friend.
Speaker 4: Thanks for joining us today.
Speaker 2: Look, can you tell us a little bit about the
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Tell us what happens at these workshops that they put on.
Speaker 6: Oh, they're fantastic. So I attended my first workshop. Oh,
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Speaker 2: Well, look, you're a beauty editor. I'm not gonna let
Speaker 2: you get away without some beauty tips.
Speaker 4: What is your tip for lipstick? Your best tip?
Speaker 2: Because I don't get it the lipliner lipstick combo?
Speaker 4: Do you do the same color? Do you do the
Speaker 4: darker lipliner? Because I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 6: The darker thing is definitely thing at the moment, but
Speaker 6: I don't have time. I'm a busy mum, so I
Speaker 6: never go for a lipstick that needs precision. I just
Speaker 6: like a quick swipe like a stain and then I
Speaker 6: can just do it without a mirror. And then I
Speaker 6: love like a punchy red or a pink or a
Speaker 6: coral and you use a tony bit on your cheeks,
Speaker 6: it's a blush and it's a.
Speaker 4: Two in one. Yeah, right, that's what you need, Laura.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's one of these things. I think it's so
Speaker 3: underrated and underacknowledged just how much people who are going
Speaker 3: through cancer treatment are physically affected. And whether it's hair
Speaker 3: loss or dealing with you know, and you think eyebrows
Speaker 3: and eyelashes, it takes such an effect on their health obviously,
Speaker 3: but also on their self esteem. And I think this
Speaker 3: is just such a beautiful initiative. Thank you so much
Speaker 3: coming on being part of the show and just remind
Speaker 3: us again how can people get involved.
Speaker 6: Heads to chemist Warehouse anytime at the moment, and especially
Speaker 6: this Saturday. Two dollars will be no date. Two dollars
Speaker 6: will be donated from Revlon's Super Luscious Lipstick, which is
Speaker 6: also one of my absolute favorite lipsticks. So go on
Speaker 6: buy five shades.
Speaker 1: Everyone amazing and you have a look on socials. Look Good,
Speaker 1: Feel Better, Lee Campbell, Executive Editor, Mom and Mea. Thanks
Speaker 1: for joining us on the pickup League.
Speaker 4: Thanksley, thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Thankfully, big show today. If you missed any of it,
Speaker 1: you can podcast at all on the iHeartRadio app. We
Speaker 1: were talking missing cats earlier in the show. That was groundbreaking.
Speaker 4: Well, I feel like you've directed that a me, Mitch.
Speaker 3: Look, that is a really problem that somebody has to
Speaker 3: deal with. No, that cat could get taken away from them,
Speaker 3: don't mock tell you.
Speaker 2: Know why you're saying that, because we all know you
Speaker 2: stole a cat when you were younger, Yeah.
Speaker 3: And never gave it back. Mitch. We'll talk about that
Speaker 3: on another show, won't we.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Fifth or whatever that's it's Australia. We don't
Speaker 4: play the fifth.
Speaker 1: Here me ow. You can podcast the show. iHeartRadio Search
Speaker 1: to pick up when cold and Flu strikes, Devers and
Speaker 1: gets it done is following the directions for you.
Speaker 4: Let's come and listen to someone that actually knows what
Speaker 4: they're talking about. Will and Morney and they can drive
Speaker 4: us home. What do you got boys?
Speaker 2: Rugerd is going as Woodies date to the TV week
Speaker 2: LOGI Awards this Sunday.
Speaker 1: Foul mouthed, foul mouthed woman from Central Queensland who owns
Speaker 1: a bait and tackle shop with a naughty corner coming
Speaker 1: out of the big smoke. She's going to be walking
Speaker 1: the red carpet. We're getting it ready for the event
Speaker 1: woods and today. Yeah, one of the queens of the
Speaker 1: Logis and Bishop is going to be giving her some
Speaker 1: advice on just how to be a shoulder to shoulder
Speaker 1: with Australia's biggest celebrities. So I stay with us.
Speaker 3: Well, Ruth Jude might be going as Woodies date. Who's
Speaker 3: your day, bitch mine? Brittany Okley, he's not coming to
Speaker 3: the Logos. He didn't get a ticket inside.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're on the red carpet with you know he's
Speaker 3: he's working the red carpet and then they you yeah,
Speaker 3: but they didn't give him a ticket to the Logis.
Speaker 3: He's just work.
Speaker 4: You don't need a date in the Logans, You don't
Speaker 4: need a date for the Red car They could be a.
Speaker 1: Front, but we can be a polyamoral LOGI Car. I
Speaker 1: do enjoy that.
Speaker 3: It's the three best friends that anybody ever had. Anybody
Speaker 3: that's it from us, guys.
Speaker 1: See it's tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Bye.