Speaker 1: Come on, hello everybody, my girls, Hello, have you Wednesday?
Speaker 2: What a time to be alive. Well, it's not technically
Speaker 2: not for me. In my community.
Speaker 3: Today we've been struck it down again from the biggest
Speaker 3: power in Vatican, the Vatican City, the Pope today.
Speaker 2: Have you heard some devastating you haven't seen it yet?
Speaker 2: What happens?
Speaker 3: Sorry, Mitch, Yeah, the Pope today has been found in
Speaker 3: a second secret recording to have used a slur against
Speaker 3: gay people. I'm a gay man. This is the second
Speaker 3: time he said for I'll get ginny the Pope, which
Speaker 3: is a slur.
Speaker 1: It's a terrible slur, but when you say it in Italian,
Speaker 1: it just kind of sounds like a lovely pastors.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a dish. You can get it, Toddy also, because.
Speaker 4: That's what I was thinking. It sounds like fetaccini with friend.
Speaker 1: No, it's a very very hateful slur that people would
Speaker 1: use against gay people, and it starts with the letter F.
Speaker 4: What you can read between the lines, we probably can't.
Speaker 5: I thought frocini was the slur in Italian and I
Speaker 5: was like, no, it is.
Speaker 4: It is how you say that word in Italian. Wow,
Speaker 4: my guy got it.
Speaker 3: You are homophobic and you were undulingo trying to learn Italian.
Speaker 2: This is a word that would potentially pop up.
Speaker 3: I'm just devastated because he was meant to be woke pope.
Speaker 5: But he cares that he's caught out or do you
Speaker 5: think anyone tells him, Hey, there's been some broken news, Pope.
Speaker 1: But also the Pope is supposedly infallible, so he can't
Speaker 1: be wrong. So unfortunately that's that doesn't bode well for you, doesn't.
Speaker 2: Man who scolds the pope?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 2: Well, God doesn't care about the froggis she does. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: all the frog is out there.
Speaker 4: I love you all, and we love you here at
Speaker 4: the pickup. That's all that matters. Look, coming up, I've
Speaker 4: got a very.
Speaker 1: Look something that's very very important to me, important to
Speaker 1: my family, and we've been speaking about this on the
Speaker 1: up over the last little bit. But something that we
Speaker 1: have been touching on has made a real difference to
Speaker 1: a lot of you, and that's something we're gonna share next.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's your special laws. Yeah, Prady, we're going to
Speaker 3: get to that next.
Speaker 2: Here at the pick up.
Speaker 3: Around Australia, we go to the pickup delicially tut us out.
Speaker 1: At the Pope back after this, everyone, this is a
Speaker 1: really special one for me. So if you're listening to
Speaker 1: the show a couple of weeks ago, I shared that
Speaker 1: my stepdad, Neil, is currently going through palliative care and
Speaker 1: that's because he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. It has
Speaker 1: been it's been eight years now since he was diagnosed,
Speaker 1: and it's been such a journey and we're at the
Speaker 1: tail end of that. This is a discussion we had
Speaker 1: on the show a couple of weeks back. By the
Speaker 1: time we found out about it as a family, it
Speaker 1: was already stage four prostate cancer. And he's young, he's
Speaker 1: sixty five. The reason why I wanted to talk about
Speaker 1: this is because if us speaking about it and saying, like,
Speaker 1: speak to your dad's about getting his prostate checked, speak
Speaker 1: to your husband about it, if that saves one family
Speaker 1: from going through what our family is going through, and
Speaker 1: this conversation is worthwhile.
Speaker 5: And it was so nice of you to share that, Laura,
Speaker 5: because I imagine it's not easy, but it's such an
Speaker 5: important message at the same time.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean for us, Like I didn't just want
Speaker 1: to share this to update you on what's happening.
Speaker 4: In our household, like in our family tragedies.
Speaker 1: But the reason why I wanted to talk about this
Speaker 1: is because very often we don't speak about we don't
Speaker 1: speak about hard topics with our dads, especially especially when
Speaker 1: it comes to things about prostate cancer. I would I
Speaker 1: would put money on it that very few people sitting
Speaker 1: in their cars or wherever you're listening to this right now,
Speaker 1: have ever caught up their dad and said, hey, dad,
Speaker 1: when did you last have your PSA tested? When did
Speaker 1: you last have your prostate checked? Because it's kind of awkward,
Speaker 1: it's weird, And that has been the most important thing
Speaker 1: to me is getting this message out that let's stop
Speaker 1: making it awkward. Let's try and have these conversations with
Speaker 1: our dads, because it could absolutely save their life and
Speaker 1: it would mean that, you know, if it stops one
Speaker 1: family from being in the situation that we currently are
Speaker 1: with my step dad, then it will have made all
Speaker 1: of the difference. And it was really vulnerable to have
Speaker 1: that conversation on a couple of weeks back. But we
Speaker 1: have received such an outpouring from you guys, from so
Speaker 1: many listeners who said that they went home that evening
Speaker 1: they called their dads or they sent them a text.
Speaker 1: And I'm so grateful to everybody who has done that,
Speaker 1: and I hope that we can keep spreading the word.
Speaker 2: I did that.
Speaker 3: I text my dad mar Churi, Oh my dad, have
Speaker 3: you done it? And he was great. He's like, no,
Speaker 3: it's a blood test now, and I'm like, I don't
Speaker 3: think it is. And he went called his doctor and
Speaker 3: he had another check up. Like all because of the conversation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my dad was the same big Tones was like, yes,
Speaker 5: possum every two years, I've done it.
Speaker 4: And I was like, wow, what are relief? A good dad,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: But also we had the full spectrum. We had some
Speaker 1: people message in saying that asked their dads. Their dads
Speaker 1: had never been to go and get a test done.
Speaker 1: We had some people whose dads were a bit like
Speaker 1: oh yeah, weird conversation, but you know, thanks sweetheart, thanks
Speaker 1: Dalin for the for thinking of me.
Speaker 4: I've just went a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: But one of those, one of those people, one of
Speaker 1: those listeners who did have that conversation with their dad
Speaker 1: was Maddie.
Speaker 4: She gave us a call, Maddie, welcome to the pick up.
Speaker 2: I'm ads, here you go. There are, You're going, We're good.
Speaker 3: So you had this conversation with your dad after hearing
Speaker 3: Laws talking about her experience.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, So I heard Laws talking about it and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, I better give that a call
Speaker 6: after work. So gave me my bars and was just like, hey,
Speaker 6: heard this really sad story on the radio, but like
Speaker 6: just making sure you've had it your checks and hey,
Speaker 6: I don't know his typo Man New sixties, and he
Speaker 6: was like, oh, I do want to talk about that,
Speaker 6: like you know, chip your nose out of it kind
Speaker 6: of thing. And I was like come on. And my mum,
Speaker 6: good old mom, piped up and she was like, well, actually,
Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure you got that blood test form from
Speaker 6: the doctor like two months ago, and I'm pretty sure
Speaker 6: it's still sitting on the kitchen counter.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And I was like, well, that's like it's such a
Speaker 6: typical dad thing. And I was like, well, come on then, Dad,
Speaker 6: and I actually had a like my own blood test.
Speaker 6: I didn't get my eye checks, nothing too exciting, and
Speaker 6: I was like, come on tomorrow morning, I'm going.
Speaker 7: To pick you up.
Speaker 6: We'll go get our blood test on together and then
Speaker 6: we can go get wrecky because they had to do
Speaker 6: like a fasting.
Speaker 8: One my dad in a order date for blood tests.
Speaker 6: It's actually really nice means the blood test, but it's
Speaker 6: a blood test.
Speaker 7: But yeah, yeah, you were good and it forced.
Speaker 6: Him to do it. He got his results. They were
Speaker 6: all good, which is obviously great needs but it's like,
Speaker 6: what good is it sitting on the kitchen counter?
Speaker 1: I know, And Maddie when you wrote that in like,
Speaker 1: I'm so grateful for you sharing that, because I would
Speaker 1: dare say that there's so many men out there who
Speaker 1: have received their reminder and like, you know, oh, it's
Speaker 1: just it's not going to be me, so it's not
Speaker 1: that important. And then they put it, you know, on
Speaker 1: the back burner, and then weeks turn into months, months
Speaker 1: turn into years, and that very much is the situation
Speaker 1: with my step dad. And I love that now it's
Speaker 1: something that you're able to talk about with your dad
Speaker 1: and it doesn't have to be a big deal.
Speaker 4: It's just a blood test.
Speaker 8: But do you know which is another I feel like
Speaker 8: there's another message in this.
Speaker 5: And I don't even know if you realized you just
Speaker 5: said it, but you said, hey, have you had it done?
Speaker 8: He was like, oh, I'm not sure don't want to
Speaker 8: talk about it.
Speaker 5: And then your mom still wasn't even positive that that's
Speaker 5: what the blood test was.
Speaker 8: She's like, oh, I think you have a referral for that.
Speaker 5: Like the fact that it is just not front and
Speaker 5: center on anyone's mind is something we also need to realize,
Speaker 5: like we need to be so proactive with our own health,
Speaker 5: let alone, like you shouldn't have to look after someone else.
Speaker 5: But the fact that your mum was like, oh, that's right,
Speaker 5: Like I think that was something to do with prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and soya, men, not up to the women in
Speaker 3: your life to remind you to get your blood test done.
Speaker 3: You know, you've got to be an advocate for your
Speaker 3: own health.
Speaker 2: Go get the tests.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: But you know what, statistically it's just not the case.
Speaker 1: We know that most men avoid going to the doctors
Speaker 1: and so and I really I cannot overstress this enough.
Speaker 1: If you have a dad who you love, if you've
Speaker 1: got a husband and they're in that age range, like,
Speaker 1: please go home and have the conversation with them, because yeah,
Speaker 1: like I would hate for there to be another family
Speaker 1: in the situation that we're in, and statistically they will be,
Speaker 1: and there are currently so please speak to your dads,
Speaker 1: speak to your husbands, speak to your uncles.
Speaker 4: Let's make this a normal conversation.
Speaker 2: Well said, we love your loss. You got to knail too.
Speaker 3: Listen, there's a lady out there in Australia that has
Speaker 3: deeply offended me and she doesn't even know she's done it.
Speaker 3: So if you're listening to this, you bumped into meet
Speaker 3: the beautician this week, I'm coming for you because shocking.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, does it count if someone offends
Speaker 5: you but doesn't know?
Speaker 2: Well, that's maybe that's the conundrum.
Speaker 3: Maybe you can help me here because I went to
Speaker 3: get a facial at the putition I go to all
Speaker 3: the time at tw skin love them when I pay,
Speaker 3: but they're amazing.
Speaker 1: I love of what a.
Speaker 4: Modern man you are, how you were always like.
Speaker 1: Out of the three of us, Brick goes the most,
Speaker 1: You go the second most, and I wish I went
Speaker 1: at least once in a while.
Speaker 8: Which is also a gay man, so he takes a
Speaker 8: lot of.
Speaker 2: Pride in his I have to actually don't even want to.
Speaker 4: What do you get done?
Speaker 3: I get a lot done. I get microdermabrasion, I get
Speaker 3: full facials.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 3: A laser done, like I love it. I get it
Speaker 3: all done. So I was practically glowing. I walked in
Speaker 3: and had an hour session.
Speaker 2: Amazing. Can't fault them.
Speaker 3: And I'm sitting out in the reception area at the
Speaker 3: checkout desk and my phone won't pay passed with Apple Pay,
Speaker 3: like there was a technical error, and the pautician, I
Speaker 3: don't have the money in my cat and the beautician goes, oh,
Speaker 3: this happens from time to time. I'm going to go
Speaker 3: out the back and get the other doungle will reboot it,
Speaker 3: just like take a seat, chill out. So I'm taking
Speaker 3: a seat at the entry to the butautician and another
Speaker 3: lady walks in and she sits down next to me.
Speaker 3: And you know, when you're at the beautician and you
Speaker 3: get so excited that you're getting a treatment done. It's
Speaker 3: very rare that working people can go in and get
Speaker 3: a facial. So we're both sitting there and she's like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, Like you know, I'm so excited with this.
Speaker 2: I haven't had one in ages.
Speaker 1: You're the complete opposite to me. I don't I don't
Speaker 1: talk to people in waiting rooms. You're sitting there making
Speaker 1: having small talk.
Speaker 2: I bring it up.
Speaker 3: She started talking to me, so I was like, I'll
Speaker 3: talk back to it. I'm not going to be rude,
Speaker 3: and I'm waiting to pay him. I'm almost done glowing.
Speaker 3: I look like a light bulb. And then she's like,
Speaker 3: have you been here before? I'm like, yeah, I've been
Speaker 3: here a couple of times. She's like, you were going
Speaker 3: to love it, and like, honey, looking at you, you
Speaker 3: look like you need this.
Speaker 2: You look exhausted. You were going to come out feeling incredible,
Speaker 2: and you already had it. And I just like, I
Speaker 2: just got the whole.
Speaker 1: Face was like bright because every time you leave a beautician,
Speaker 1: your face.
Speaker 4: Is always bright red. You look like you're being slapped.
Speaker 2: So that's what I thought.
Speaker 3: I thought I was glowing, and I didn't have the
Speaker 3: heart to tell her, and I went, oh, yeah, busy week.
Speaker 3: Then the lady goes fix the Donglo pay pass it.
Speaker 2: I just leave.
Speaker 3: So this lady is just sitting there going she's gone,
Speaker 3: you should.
Speaker 1: Go back in and have it done again, because I
Speaker 1: clearly didn't work val beforehand.
Speaker 5: It reminds me of like when I used to go
Speaker 5: through because I do a lot of skincare, like Laura said,
Speaker 5: And so after I've had mine done, and I also
Speaker 5: feel glowy and beautiful, and if I've had my lashes done,
Speaker 5: maybe I'm like, I'm going sands makeup, not a scaric
Speaker 5: of makeup, because I'm owning this.
Speaker 4: I look amazing.
Speaker 5: And then without doubt, every time someone will say to me,
Speaker 5: oh you look sick, you look I'm well, have you
Speaker 5: been okay?
Speaker 4: Are you okay? Every time I don't wear makeups, someone's like,
Speaker 4: are you all right? And I'm like, yes, I'm living
Speaker 4: my dream right now.
Speaker 5: But every single time I don't wear makeup and I
Speaker 5: think I'm killing it, someone brings me down a notch hat.
Speaker 2: People just don't comment on people's lives, Okay, good.
Speaker 1: If we're talking about beautician things. For me, it's not
Speaker 1: so much like the other people who go to beautitians.
Speaker 1: I think beauticians themselves give people insecurities. You'll be laying there,
Speaker 1: you would have had something else done, like maybe you've
Speaker 1: just gotten a laser done, and then they'll look at
Speaker 1: you and they go, oh, you know, next time you
Speaker 1: come in, we're going to do something about your crow's feet.
Speaker 4: And then you go home and you're like, I didn't
Speaker 4: even know I.
Speaker 2: Had crows feet, and you're what crow feet?
Speaker 1: Every time you leave the beautician, you have a new insecurity,
Speaker 1: and then that just like forges you through to the
Speaker 1: next time you go to the beautician.
Speaker 5: Speaking of I was getting laser hair removal on the
Speaker 5: downstairs legs and the downstairs Yeah, just the downstairs. And
Speaker 5: then when I rolled over to do the back of
Speaker 5: my legs, she goes, oh, we're doing the air and
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 2: Like, what can you see?
Speaker 4: Didn't it that made you say that right now?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you did say the Hollywood the whole of the.
Speaker 2: Plug.
Speaker 4: Everyone's got hair down there, brite, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: But I was like, wait, it like, at least I
Speaker 1: wasn't insecure about that boiler right then.
Speaker 3: I am, now, but that means you've got to talk.
Speaker 3: But you're doing polites. That means that would have been
Speaker 3: visible hair.
Speaker 1: At least she didn't ask you if you wanted a
Speaker 1: labbyect to me, Okay, let's just that's enough.
Speaker 2: Has it happened to you? No, sorry, But the way
Speaker 2: you said that.
Speaker 4: I did it sound like you. When Laura went in
Speaker 4: to get a crowsbeat down, they're like lab after two kids.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised or got a haircut, like if
Speaker 3: you can see the lobby active me, that's so funny.
Speaker 4: Hey, No, next up, we're talking Sam Fisher.
Speaker 5: He shared a story with us recently and we haven't
Speaker 5: been able to stop thinking about.
Speaker 4: We all know Sam. We love Sam.
Speaker 3: This song ready said, he's going to bring you. Think
Speaker 3: someone who can put out this beautiful music is smart.
Speaker 3: You know he knows exactly what he's doing in his life.
Speaker 3: Turns out not the case. We'll hear from Sam next
Speaker 3: on the pickup. A couple of weeks ago, we had
Speaker 3: good friend of the show on with us, Sam Fisher,
Speaker 3: Is I mean, can't that man do aside from not
Speaker 3: get hanged because he tols.
Speaker 2: This a hacking? Sorry, that shocked us. Because he's a
Speaker 2: smart boy.
Speaker 5: He got scammed big time online and I was surprised.
Speaker 5: There are some sophisticated scams going around, but this wasn't
Speaker 5: one of them.
Speaker 4: Have listened.
Speaker 9: Okay, So this was like five pm in the afternoon,
Speaker 9: I'm in the UK. I get a text saying, hey,
Speaker 9: did you spend five hundred and forty one dollars and
Speaker 9: whatever sense at this place in Austin, and I was like, no, no,
Speaker 9: and it looks so legit, and normally I'm on it.
Speaker 9: Normally I'm like googling the anonymous phone number to see
Speaker 9: where it is. I just didn't for some reason because
Speaker 9: I was in a I was in a songwriting session,
Speaker 9: I was working. I was like no, And then they
Speaker 9: sent another text that was did you spend one hundred
Speaker 9: and whatever dollars in this place in Texas?
Speaker 4: Escalating?
Speaker 9: Now I'm in EXAs, and then it was like call
Speaker 9: this number and it was like from my bank. And
Speaker 9: I called and they had the exact same automated voice,
Speaker 9: and so then I was literally on the phone for
Speaker 9: like hours and they were like, oh, we know, we
Speaker 9: need to do security questions.
Speaker 2: And so it was a real person. It was a
Speaker 2: day is Sam.
Speaker 9: It was a real person, and it was like I
Speaker 9: spoke to them and they were like, what's your like
Speaker 9: mother's maiden name, what's your name?
Speaker 2: What's like?
Speaker 3: And you thought you were verifying because the answer, but
Speaker 3: here's where I should have stopped.
Speaker 9: So I would give an answer, and then I would
Speaker 9: get a security code and they'd be like can you
Speaker 9: read me the car? And I was like, yeah, of course,
Speaker 9: and let me tell you, it was like, oh, that
Speaker 9: didn't work, so let's try it again, because obviously, like
Speaker 9: the geo tagging or whatever was like.
Speaker 2: Oh, ping, this is not where Sam is.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and so they got into my online banking and
Speaker 9: they still fourteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh got fourteen k My god, that hurts the poor guy.
Speaker 5: Like it's never nice, that realization of like, oh, my god,
Speaker 5: I got done.
Speaker 4: I don't think if that was me, I reckon I
Speaker 4: would have done the same thing.
Speaker 2: I actually want.
Speaker 4: On your messages.
Speaker 5: Ever, if you're listening at home, ask you for your
Speaker 5: banking details and passwords, don't give it to them. I know,
Speaker 5: but I also think it's so some of them are
Speaker 5: so good these days. You get those text messages and
Speaker 5: they're often just waiting for a coincidence. Like I almost
Speaker 5: got done by Australia Posts, which obviously was an Australia
Speaker 5: Post but it said you know, you've got to pass
Speaker 5: or pick up, you've got to put these details in.
Speaker 1: And I was actually waiting for an Australia Post package
Speaker 1: that day that I was expecting, and so when I
Speaker 1: logged onto it, it was only that I realized that
Speaker 1: the URL.
Speaker 4: Looked a little bit off.
Speaker 1: But if I hadn't looked at it, and I hadn't
Speaker 1: popped up on my phone, I don't think I honestly
Speaker 1: think I would have gone ahead and been like update
Speaker 1: my email address and update.
Speaker 4: They would have got me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on thirteen six five.
Speaker 3: The hackers get you because they're getting everyone you talked to,
Speaker 3: not even oldies like it happens to old people.
Speaker 2: Young.
Speaker 3: I've got friends my age and then mid twenties are
Speaker 3: getting happy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my nana did get scammed as well. But it
Speaker 4: was a good one.
Speaker 5: It was one of those ones where it's like if
Speaker 5: you don't know, it was like, hey, it's like my mum,
Speaker 5: your daughter, Hey, my phone's not working.
Speaker 8: I can't pay I'm at the shops at the counter
Speaker 8: right now. My Apple page work. Can you just transferm
Speaker 8: me one hundred?
Speaker 2: But whatever, it was, Hey, thirteen one six five.
Speaker 4: Hey, Kaylee, what happened to you? Did you get scammed?
Speaker 7: Well, technically it was my boyfriend, but he thought he
Speaker 7: was doing a nice thing for me. I ride horses,
Speaker 7: and he thought it would be really cute to buy
Speaker 7: me shares in a race horse and then we'd like
Speaker 7: sit down together and watch it race and like how
Speaker 7: schamp is to get and it was just like a
Speaker 7: que date thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is yeah, he can wash horse racing on
Speaker 4: the weekend.
Speaker 7: But you liked it too, that's okay. It was something
Speaker 7: we could do together, and I did think it was cute.
Speaker 7: I was a little bit like weirded out by it
Speaker 7: because I'm like, you're buying shares and a race horse,
Speaker 7: Like are we going there? Like? Anyway, turns out that
Speaker 7: horse was solely owned and he never bought shares in Oh.
Speaker 4: No much money.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was like one hundred a month. It wasn't
Speaker 7: a lot because it was meant to be like people
Speaker 7: like multiple people.
Speaker 2: Own and you get like you had a horse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but also was it a case that the horse
Speaker 1: started winning and you were like where's my money and
Speaker 1: then didn't come like at what point did you.
Speaker 7: Ren So we didn't get to there. What we realized
Speaker 7: was the horse that it said it was owned by
Speaker 7: a soul person. So we were like going to say.
Speaker 3: You think I've never heard of investing in a horse,
Speaker 3: Like everyone was on that bitcoin craze, but no.
Speaker 2: One was on the horse investments.
Speaker 3: Actually, it's the up and comer image on thirteen, imagen,
Speaker 3: did you get scammed?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 10: I didn't.
Speaker 7: My dad did.
Speaker 2: What happened here?
Speaker 11: He got one of those text messages that told me
Speaker 11: want an iPhone?
Speaker 2: And I guess he didn't win an iPhone?
Speaker 10: No shocker, I know, crazy, No, So you know, det
Speaker 10: House gave him all the wrong information. He really shouldn't
Speaker 10: have U and yeah, no iPhone And a bit of
Speaker 10: money spend on the credit card makes money?
Speaker 4: Do you lose?
Speaker 11: It was like I think it was like a couple grands,
Speaker 11: like two three thousand dollars, So it's gonna hurt.
Speaker 4: That's so bad. You feel so silly afterwards too.
Speaker 5: I'm so like on the other extreme now, I'm so
Speaker 5: worried about being scammed that, like recently I thought I
Speaker 5: was being scammed by the toll LinkedIn like Lyn's company,
Speaker 5: and I ignored it for like a year because I
Speaker 5: was like, oh.
Speaker 8: You're not getting me scammers anyway. I owed thousands of
Speaker 8: dollars in tolls.
Speaker 3: Apparently it was it was so important to be literate
Speaker 3: with these things, and.
Speaker 4: It's they're that good. Sometimes it's hard to know which
Speaker 4: is real and.
Speaker 1: Which is faith and if you're bring any Hockley you're
Speaker 1: going to prison.
Speaker 4: But for the other reason, abating pay been served like
Speaker 4: five times and I'm like, scam. I'm not going to
Speaker 4: the course. Scam debating land taxes all over the place.
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Speaker 4: No, it really is.
Speaker 3: You think it's just the oldiest, but I mean if Britain,
Speaker 3: Britney Hockley can be scammed and all right, well that's
Speaker 3: the end of us today.
Speaker 2: We are done on that note. Here at the pickup,
Speaker 2: you can podcast the show. If you're just tuning in.
Speaker 2: You thought, whatever that was, I want more of it.
Speaker 4: I want to hear it again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh just more, maybe just the rest of it.
Speaker 4: They could get a replay on the podcast.
Speaker 2: It's all there. Just search the pick up on our
Speaker 2: Heeart Radio. See you tomorrow, goodbye, shuts out.