Speaker 1: Paul, come on, hella, hella, god, it's Tuesday afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'll thanks to chemist weere house great savings every day.
Speaker 2: Heading I tell you.
Speaker 3: What, I have band aids on my feet. I've had
Speaker 3: to wear slippers to work. My legs are so sore psa.
Speaker 3: He asked me to lunch literally yesterday. He goes, hey,
Speaker 3: why don't we catch up the lunchhere? You joggers though,
Speaker 3: and I was like, where are my joggers to lunch?
Speaker 3: We literally did fifteen kilometers of walking. We walked for
Speaker 3: like four hours straight. Then just when I was like,
Speaker 3: can we sit down and get some water, He's like,
Speaker 3: let's quickly do one sprint of some scene.
Speaker 4: Are you joking?
Speaker 2: I'm in my you know, I'm nearly single, and last
Speaker 2: time we were talking on the air, I was depressed.
Speaker 2: Now I'm happy and I'm exercising.
Speaker 4: I don't want a kebab okay. I mean, I am
Speaker 4: to Mitch around for dinner recently, and he canceled on
Speaker 4: me last minute. So look, at least you're getting a
Speaker 4: walk in. At least you're geting something.
Speaker 2: Said. I have to bring I shaid, I have to
Speaker 2: bring my own chicken breast and I have to fry
Speaker 2: four kilos.
Speaker 4: Don't like because I said we're having pizza and you
Speaker 4: were like, oh, it's not real.
Speaker 2: You can't be tempted, and I let us leave. Cannot
Speaker 2: be tempted me my new era. Do I have protein breath?
Speaker 2: You do?
Speaker 3: Actually to kiss, protein shakes to work. I love this
Speaker 3: new Don't get me wrong. I love the new Mitch era.
Speaker 4: I love The issue is is though, if you go
Speaker 4: too hard, too quick, it's not sustainable Mitch. And that's my.
Speaker 2: Faure Michelle Bridges, here we go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is. Look, you know what, all fun aside,
Speaker 4: there's something I want to talk about that's quite serious
Speaker 4: on this show. Now. I read an article recently about
Speaker 4: the rise in homelessness that's happening across Australia. This is
Speaker 4: a rise in homelessness of the employed and this all
Speaker 4: links into the rental crisis that's happening. And we be
Speaker 4: speaking to a mother of two kids who's currently living
Speaker 4: in a caravan because this is what she's experiencing. Wow,
Speaker 4: it's really really full on.
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Speaker 4: Now I have a bit of a change of pace
Speaker 4: for you guys today. We've heard so much recently about
Speaker 4: the rent increases and the rental crisis that's happening in Australia.
Speaker 4: But something that I don't think has had a lot
Speaker 4: of airtime, but is becoming more and more prolific, is
Speaker 4: the increase in homelessness across Australia. There's actually been an
Speaker 4: increase in people who are employed, who have jobs but
Speaker 4: cannot afford how much these rental rates and increases are
Speaker 4: affecting them.
Speaker 2: It's crazy that we're in a first world country like
Speaker 2: Australia and there are people that have full time jobs
Speaker 2: that can't afford to live.
Speaker 4: On the street, am alens. She's forty three years old,
Speaker 4: she has two children. She had a video that recently
Speaker 4: went viral where she was taking on sort of property
Speaker 4: investors saying, how is it possible that I have a job,
Speaker 4: that I run a business and I cannot afford the
Speaker 4: rent in my town that I live anymore? And she's
Speaker 4: been living in a caravan with her two kids because
Speaker 4: of this. We have Emma on the phone. Emma, welcome
Speaker 4: to the pickup.
Speaker 5: Hi guys, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Emma.
Speaker 3: Just tell us about how you ended up where you
Speaker 3: are now, how you ended up in the caravan.
Speaker 5: I moved here from Sydney five years ago. Raised in Sydney,
Speaker 5: grew up in Creanulla, went to a nice Catholic girls' school,
Speaker 5: did all the right things in life. As I got otter,
Speaker 5: became a single parent. So I was renting in Sydney
Speaker 5: and renting as a single parent, you know, it's really expensive,
Speaker 5: and I did the smart thing and moved to the
Speaker 5: country for cheaper housing, and so did half of the
Speaker 5: single parents in the country. I think. So what's happened
Speaker 5: now is that all of us that came out here
Speaker 5: for cheaper housing. We've caused the rental crisis out here.
Speaker 5: There is no cheaper housing lift. I moved here five
Speaker 5: years ago and there was over sixty houses available online
Speaker 5: for about two fifty a week, so I thought I'd
Speaker 5: be okay. And in the last eighteen months to two years,
Speaker 5: half of Australia sort of moved out to the regions
Speaker 5: and there's no houses left. Now. When I go and
Speaker 5: look for a rental, I might be up against you know,
Speaker 5: two three hundred other people. And if your income is
Speaker 5: less than about sixty seventy grand a year, the real
Speaker 5: estate agents were just throw applications in the bin you
Speaker 5: wanted to get through to speaking to the landlord. So
Speaker 5: you've got to have money to get a rental now.
Speaker 5: And you know, as I keep saying, my TikTok, I've
Speaker 5: paid half a million dollars in rent on my own
Speaker 5: in the last twenty years. And I've been denied home
Speaker 5: loans only many times. But if I hadn't been allowed
Speaker 5: to get one, I wouldn't be in this position. I
Speaker 5: would have had equity. I would have had that half
Speaker 5: a million dollars. I would have had a house to sell.
Speaker 5: I could have rented a room out, the more roofless
Speaker 5: it gets, like, the more competition there is for the
Speaker 5: low income and for houses, the crueler the conditions are,
Speaker 5: and they're crueler the real estate agents are becoming. Like
Speaker 5: my last rental, every single blind was broken, every single
Speaker 5: door handle was broken. When from two sixty a week,
Speaker 5: keep that person out, put me in at four twenty. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and I would say, can we get the blind fixcuse
Speaker 5: we just want to open and close the blinds, and
Speaker 5: the real estate would say, no, if you don't like it,
Speaker 5: leave And they kept my whole bond. Yeah, they kept
Speaker 5: my whole bond when I left two and their real estates. Now,
Speaker 5: what I've noticed from my last two rentals is they
Speaker 5: just keep bond. It's like because you have to fight it,
Speaker 5: so they're just going to keep your bond.
Speaker 4: And how did it turn out that you're now in
Speaker 4: a caravan at the moment we got.
Speaker 5: Well, I rented two rooms off a lady in town
Speaker 5: that she's on her own in the five bedroom house.
Speaker 5: But after about three or four weeks she kicked us out.
Speaker 5: I was going to go and sleep. I'm a real
Speaker 5: five brigade volunteer and I was going to go and
Speaker 5: sleep in my fire shed, and I had some raise
Speaker 5: kids down to their dads, and my brigade officer said, no,
Speaker 5: you can't sleep in the shed. Just come here and
Speaker 5: we'll sort something out for you. And so there was
Speaker 5: about a month where I just didn't know what I
Speaker 5: was going to do, and I put it out online
Speaker 5: and another couple in town have loaned me a caravan.
Speaker 5: So obviously I can't go back to renting now because
Speaker 5: even if I could get a rental and pay three
Speaker 5: fifty four hundred dollars a week, which it's sort of
Speaker 5: they've gone up to about five and six hundred now here,
Speaker 5: you only get a six month lease. So I can't
Speaker 5: live like that. Like I can't live and only get
Speaker 5: six monthly. Is not knowing what the price is going
Speaker 5: to be in six months from now.
Speaker 4: And how are your kids coping?
Speaker 2: And all this?
Speaker 5: They deserve a lot better. I break my heart. I
Speaker 5: am that money I spent on rent that was my
Speaker 5: kid's future. You know, I could have paid for junior
Speaker 5: university educations out of that, you know. Now where yeah,
Speaker 5: living in this caravan and this is what, like my
Speaker 5: friends have said, I could go fund me because we
Speaker 5: don't have running water in this caravan and it's very old.
Speaker 5: It's about forty five years old and it has been
Speaker 5: leaking throughout the last twelve years. So I've been fixing
Speaker 5: it up for the owners. But my daughter really struggled
Speaker 5: because I was going to rent it woom and moved
Speaker 5: into the house with the lady. She was like, why
Speaker 5: can't we just have her own house? Why do we
Speaker 5: have to live with someone else? And she couldn't understand
Speaker 5: that there was and rentals available and that if you're
Speaker 5: on a single income, the real estates are going to
Speaker 5: gate keep and not let you apply for houses, like
Speaker 5: they just laugh at you.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a basic human right. Sorry, I'm really upsetting.
Speaker 4: It's a basic human to have.
Speaker 3: I kind of talk sorry just to have water and
Speaker 3: I don't even have water, and I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: Thank you. It is hard. Yeah, And my kids are
Speaker 5: really smart, you know, and they're brilliant school and stuff,
Speaker 5: and they don't understand. They think that I don't know,
Speaker 5: maybe that I did something wrong or that if other people,
Speaker 5: like if their other friends have houses, why doesn't mum?
Speaker 5: But lately, what's up in here? Like it's really really
Speaker 5: bad in the regions. Like everyone that says moved to
Speaker 5: the country for cheaper housing, it is the worst thing
Speaker 5: you could do for the people that are already out
Speaker 5: here that are really low socioeconomic There's a massive age
Speaker 5: population and disability population here, and those are all the
Speaker 5: people that have been pushed out by all this sort
Speaker 5: of house grabbing. Like there was so many houses to
Speaker 5: sail out here before COVID, Now there's none, and they've
Speaker 5: all been booked like unseen, you know, by people that
Speaker 5: can afford to invest in. So the tenants have been
Speaker 5: pushed out and all we've got left to go is
Speaker 5: sort of a tent in the outback. And so my
Speaker 5: daughter is having you know, there are a lot more
Speaker 5: kids around here that are homeless. I've been helping out
Speaker 5: with about four other kids that are bouncing between homes.
Speaker 5: So these are the kind of people that are out
Speaker 5: here that are being pushed out into homelessness.
Speaker 3: Well, I think there's also and there's a whole other
Speaker 3: issue here that I think people need to unpack as well,
Speaker 3: and that is you're being robbed by the real estate.
Speaker 3: Apart from that, like you go and pay your rent
Speaker 3: and do what you do they don't help you, and
Speaker 3: then they take your bond. I'm sorry, that's theft, and
Speaker 3: they're taking advantage of somebody in a situation, a vulnerable situation.
Speaker 2: Listen, if you want to, Emma, what's your TikTok? Give
Speaker 2: your TikTok a little plug if people want to, you know.
Speaker 5: Go, my TikTok is mind of the midnight Sun, my
Speaker 5: little midnight Sun.
Speaker 2: All right, you can follow him's journey. Listen. Love to
Speaker 2: you from all of us here at the pickup.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're doing a great job, king.
Speaker 5: Thank you, guys. I really appreciate you bringing awareness to this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anytime. I mean it's crazy. I mean listen, the
Speaker 2: number of people without a home rose by five point
Speaker 2: two percent over the last five years, like it's a
Speaker 2: country wide pandemic.
Speaker 4: And something else to keep in mind is that nearly
Speaker 4: half of those currently seeking Australian homelessness charities have jobs.
Speaker 4: And it's the reason why they're homeless is because of
Speaker 4: the rent increases.
Speaker 3: Nobody should have nowhere to go. And when you're at
Speaker 3: your most vulnerable, people are still stealing from you.
Speaker 4: On top of that, three hundred.
Speaker 3: People are being turned away a day from homelessness services
Speaker 3: a day in Australia. So people that are actually trying
Speaker 3: to go and get help, they're working, they're doing all
Speaker 3: the right things, and it's.
Speaker 4: Still not enough.
Speaker 2: Tuesday on the Pickup Britt, Laura and Mitchier thanks to
Speaker 2: Chemists Warehouse heading today great savings every day.
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you guys something that's happened to
Speaker 3: me recently. It was very embarrassing. I wasn't ever going
Speaker 3: to repeat this story now.
Speaker 2: Because it's just going to you know what.
Speaker 3: I wasn't embarrassed, that's not it. I don't really get embarrassed.
Speaker 3: It's just disgusting and I did it to myself.
Speaker 2: So I'm just I'm just gonna out mysage. This is
Speaker 2: the story about why you've got pink eye today and
Speaker 2: you haven't any of us.
Speaker 3: So we did just get back from holiday a week
Speaker 3: ago and I did go to Bali with my partner Ben,
Speaker 3: and this one day we're in this beautiful like I
Speaker 3: usually just get the ten dollar massage on the street,
Speaker 3: you know, how you walk down, You're.
Speaker 4: Like this will do you just go anywhere?
Speaker 3: Right, But this one day I was like, let's go
Speaker 3: really lush.
Speaker 4: So in this.
Speaker 3: Beautiful, beautiful spa. And before we went in, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm talking like everything smelt great. It was crisp, it
Speaker 3: was clean, it was wonderful. They were waiting for us,
Speaker 3: and I was like, I just need.
Speaker 2: To duck to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: So I go to the toilet in this beautiful spy
Speaker 3: and it's it's tiny. It's just like all you can
Speaker 3: fit in there is. So you walk in and I
Speaker 3: could almost not close the door. Right and to my
Speaker 3: right was the toilet. Straight in front of me was
Speaker 3: the wall, and then to my left was the sink.
Speaker 3: So you could not swing a cat in there. Really
Speaker 3: really small. I went to the bathroom. I got up,
Speaker 3: and you know how all the toilets have different flushes
Speaker 3: in like summer. Some are on the side, some are
Speaker 3: on the top, like flushes everywhere, some are foot pedals,
Speaker 3: like it's always different, right, So I see the flush
Speaker 3: on the side across the other side to me, So
Speaker 3: I lean across the toilet and I pressed my hands
Speaker 3: down and I'm leaning my body across the toilet and
Speaker 3: this tiny thing. Then I'm holding it down because nothing
Speaker 3: really happens at the start, and then I hear this
Speaker 3: and I looked to my right, and I couldn't quite
Speaker 3: stop it from happening. This little tiny straw that started
Speaker 3: to come out from the back of the toilet. It
Speaker 3: was a straw I came from back the toilet.
Speaker 2: I was looking directly at it, and I was like,
Speaker 2: and it was it was emerging. I was like, what's happening?
Speaker 3: And then the most forceful bedet spray you have ever
Speaker 3: seen the dayed out into my eyeballs, into my face,
Speaker 3: and I couldn't.
Speaker 2: Turn it off.
Speaker 4: It was a string that was so powerful. It's like
Speaker 4: nothing I've experienced before in my anyway it would have
Speaker 4: turnihed your backside. I got pushed.
Speaker 3: It was like a fire hydrant.
Speaker 4: I got pushed to the back of the room.
Speaker 2: I was still gone by the straw.
Speaker 4: I couldn't turn it off.
Speaker 2: I couldn't turn it off.
Speaker 3: The only way to turn it off was to fight
Speaker 3: back to the day and turn it off anyway. Of course,
Speaker 3: there was no paper towers left, so I'm trying to
Speaker 3: like wipe it onto my leggings. I walk outside and
Speaker 3: it's like, what.
Speaker 4: Happened in their way? I was like, I'm clummy, that's it.
Speaker 3: Didn't tell him what had happened to this day. This
Speaker 3: is the first person I've told about it.
Speaker 4: Wow, I got Bidete. You had a facial before you
Speaker 4: went and had a massage Barley toilet water?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 2: Was that the spa treatment? Did you just go home
Speaker 2: after that? Is that what you paid for? Yeah? That
Speaker 2: was it.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm so glowy.
Speaker 2: Ah, my god, Britt, that is why you've got pink eye.
Speaker 2: She's got a pink, fungy eye.
Speaker 4: You know what it probably is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's literally toilet water.
Speaker 2: And when if you go to Barley, they go, don't
Speaker 2: drink the water in Barley bathe my face in it.
Speaker 4: It's okay, so.
Speaker 2: Good, All right, next time on the show, I've got
Speaker 2: an update on my new living situation.
Speaker 4: Oh how is it back in the Palace Staturi?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I've moved back in with my parents.
Speaker 4: Has he ever?
Speaker 2: I'm nearly single. I'm in a new era. And let
Speaker 2: me tell you I've got rave reviews coming up next.
Speaker 2: You're gonna love it. Here at the pickup. It is
Speaker 2: the pick Up Tuesday, Britt, Laura and meet here. Hey,
Speaker 2: rush into chemist Warehouse. You'll get half priced off the
Speaker 2: Nature's Own Vitamin range. It excludes box sizes, chemist warehouse,
Speaker 2: great savings every day. Hey had a little break, a
Speaker 2: little holiday. But as you know, during that time off,
Speaker 2: I moved back in with my mum and dad, my parents.
Speaker 2: I'm home.
Speaker 3: I do know this because I experienced it for myself
Speaker 3: on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yes, but it came over like.
Speaker 3: Nothing you've ever seen. I was one foot in the
Speaker 3: door and there were four pictures just of Mitch and
Speaker 3: his awards lined up. He already hung them on the
Speaker 3: wall himself, just him and his awards.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Mum and Dad have done that, thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 3: I took two more steps into the living room. They
Speaker 3: have this beautiful living room and smack bang in the
Speaker 3: middle of it is Mitch's floral pink the lure chair.
Speaker 3: In the middle of the living room. You have taken
Speaker 3: over that poor house.
Speaker 2: I've moved in with my parents. I broke up with
Speaker 2: my partner of five years. I needed some R and R.
Speaker 2: I've moved back in with mum and dad and I've
Speaker 2: got to put my stuff somewhere. And it's good. I'm
Speaker 2: enjoying it.
Speaker 4: How has it been so far? How have your parents
Speaker 4: reacted to having a bit of mitched back in the house.
Speaker 2: Okay, So seriously, I think they're loving it. I know
Speaker 2: they're loving it. We're all having fun. I get along
Speaker 2: with my mom and dad like I'm very lucky. My
Speaker 2: little sister Rachel's there too.
Speaker 4: I do not believe that they're loving it. Absolutely not.
Speaker 2: No, they are loving it. There's actually nothing to report on.
Speaker 2: Like I fit in. I pay for the groceries that
Speaker 2: I need, like the big ticket items in the grocery.
Speaker 4: Tell me what's a big ticket item?
Speaker 2: I pay for my toothpaste and my deodorant seven dollars.
Speaker 2: I was a bird, a sparrow with a bruised wing,
Speaker 2: and my parents scooped me up and put me back
Speaker 2: in the nest to heal. You are a spoiled for
Speaker 2: a few months.
Speaker 4: I mean, we spoke to your mum recently and she
Speaker 4: said that she was thinking about making you pay a
Speaker 4: bit of board, you know eventually. Yeah, she was like,
Speaker 4: how long do you reckon? You're going to stay there
Speaker 4: with your mum?
Speaker 2: Your dad, no, bored, I'll be there six months.
Speaker 4: Just poor dad.
Speaker 3: He's like a big ceo.
Speaker 4: Right we walked in.
Speaker 3: He was on this super important Zoom meeting.
Speaker 4: Mitch just goes puts.
Speaker 3: His protein in the blender. He's like causing all sorts
Speaker 3: of boiling eggs, the microwaves going.
Speaker 2: It's wild.
Speaker 4: They can't be happy to have you there.
Speaker 2: They love to do you know what. I knew this
Speaker 2: is exactly where you were going to take it. I
Speaker 2: knew you'd you'd rag on me. You think that I'd
Speaker 2: ruin the family home. No, it's not the case. I've
Speaker 2: got the patriarch of the family Marjury here on the
Speaker 2: line to back me up.
Speaker 6: Dad.
Speaker 2: You love having me home, don't you a high mark?
Speaker 6: Hi? Guys, I don't know what to say. Do I
Speaker 6: tell the truth or don't I true? Dad?
Speaker 2: I preped you on this. Say what I told you, Yes,
Speaker 2: say what we spoke about.
Speaker 6: Okay, Look, I won't be emotional, I'll be factual. After
Speaker 6: Mitchell moved in, we'd only had a meeting with our
Speaker 6: financial planner, planning at our retirement plans the next five years,
Speaker 6: and he gave us a strict budget. And as soon
Speaker 6: as Mitch moved in, Oh god, ship, bloody hell well
Speaker 6: number one number one, I had to get a plumber
Speaker 6: in within five days to clear out the sewerage.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you block the pipes were blocked before I
Speaker 2: got there.
Speaker 3: I do not believe that you know why you're doing
Speaker 3: big poops because you're eating them out of house at home.
Speaker 4: I know that's what flushy.
Speaker 2: That's not my foot wet wipes. I have a very
Speaker 2: sensitive butt region. What else is he?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, Mitchell? Then the plumber. Forget the plumber, the carpenter.
Speaker 6: I had to get the carpenter in Mitchell's got about
Speaker 6: forty suits and they don't fit in the wardrobe. So
Speaker 6: we had to find a cavity under the stairs, and
Speaker 6: we had to get a carpetenter to remodel it to
Speaker 6: bloody carry after go with me, after I've beat the
Speaker 6: bunning three times to buy different body hanging racks at
Speaker 6: all collapse.
Speaker 4: You've customized a wardrobe for your grown side.
Speaker 2: They built me a custom wardrobe, but under the stairs
Speaker 2: it was dead space.
Speaker 4: How much did this cost to customize a wardrobe?
Speaker 6: Two hundred for the carpenter. But what about the other
Speaker 6: stuff I reckon? Two hundred of things I threw out
Speaker 6: from bunnies. It wouldn't take the weight of all the
Speaker 6: bloody suits.
Speaker 2: This is not how this was supposed to go.
Speaker 4: Okay, what about food?
Speaker 3: And why don't I mean, I'm only assuming which can
Speaker 3: consume some food.
Speaker 4: Why you'd let me off that one?
Speaker 6: He just has the most exotic taste. It's really it's
Speaker 6: it gets It's Italian, bloody salami. Shit, that's so expensive,
Speaker 6: island cheese. Everything's ten dollars a packet.
Speaker 4: You know what he's doing.
Speaker 3: He's just capitalizing because you don't have to pay. Every
Speaker 3: time we go out to lunch and I say it's
Speaker 3: on me, he gets all the most expensive stuff.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, Mitch, because I know we had an agreement,
Speaker 6: but I can't lie, not to the girls.
Speaker 4: Mark, we love Mitch. How long do you reckon you're
Speaker 4: going to have him living.
Speaker 2: Back in the house.
Speaker 6: I want to stay marriage, so i'd say six months exactly.
Speaker 3: Okay, So Mark, what's the overall if you had to
Speaker 3: give him a tenant score?
Speaker 4: What are we giving him?
Speaker 3: This is bullshitting you suppose this debate doesn't involve you.
Speaker 6: What are you giving him eight and a half because
Speaker 6: I love him?
Speaker 2: Oh now let's rap it on that note.
Speaker 4: Now let's give us the real one. Mak Yeah, it
Speaker 4: gives as an impartial tenant if he wasn't his son.
Speaker 2: Don't that's bullshit. Oh, You've got to get out of there,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to tribuneal dad said, tonight, what's uncle
Speaker 2: good for dinner? Please?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Care on steak?
Speaker 2: I hope so love your dad. Thanks. Yeah, he did
Speaker 2: not stick to plan. I prepped him and said just say,
Speaker 2: I'm really on fine.
Speaker 4: He can't lie to us, which we know.
Speaker 2: You all right, let's go. I'm in two. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: If you if you missed any of the show, you
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Speaker 2: Don't forget when cold and flu strikes, Demezon gets it done.
Speaker 2: Always follow the directions for use up. Next to's the boys?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Will and what are you going to be driving your home?
Speaker 2: What's on the show?
Speaker 4: Boys?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: We are back here at Will and Woody, a four
Speaker 7: hundred meters pram race for dads.
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely, I think I'm the fastest man over four
Speaker 2: hundred pushing a pram. Today we find out the first
Speaker 2: celebrity who was also going to be trying to take
Speaker 2: me on Wilburgh.
Speaker 7: Yes, and speaking of celebrities, I'm sure they'll all be
Speaker 7: quite big. Genuine A grader has reached out genuine a
Speaker 7: grader from overseas because they want to play.
Speaker 2: Can you hear it? And we might.
Speaker 7: We've got to be revealing who that is this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Good question. You have to find out in a couple
Speaker 2: of minutes.
Speaker 3: You dog God, you've got me.
Speaker 4: Sounds like a goop out. Alright, guys, see you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Bye,