Speaker 1: Laura, come on.
Speaker 2: Happy Thursday. Everyone the pick up his own ladies. We're
Speaker 2: all live to air babies.
Speaker 3: Hello. I just put chocolate on my white top.
Speaker 4: I've just realized that now I had a chocolate protein
Speaker 4: by and this is my first white this.
Speaker 3: Is my it's down south. It kind of looks like
Speaker 3: from the nether regions.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, just packing them down south. I've just
Speaker 4: been getting more water transition. I've been getting lazizer on
Speaker 4: my hair. Well not well, yes, Laura, but that's not
Speaker 4: what I was going to say. Not on your legs.
Speaker 3: I mean, I already know you share too much with me.
Speaker 3: I was getting it.
Speaker 4: I'm getting laser hair removal on my legs, Brazilian and underarms.
Speaker 3: Like I just pigured, I'd get the whole lot.
Speaker 5: Right, whatever hair is you want, it wants to be
Speaker 5: a sphinx cat from the eyeballs down.
Speaker 3: I want to be a sphinx. But I went in
Speaker 3: and because you have.
Speaker 4: To if you don't know about you have to get
Speaker 4: it in like every four to six weeks, and you
Speaker 4: have to get it six or eight times, so it's.
Speaker 3: A whole big pro and then it kills it permanently. Right,
Speaker 3: So yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah. It grows back like very fine, like little flimsy
Speaker 5: little head.
Speaker 4: And she's like, okay, rollover. You don't have any pants
Speaker 4: on right because it's Brazilian. It's just very vulnerable bury there.
Speaker 4: And she's like, okay, rollover, we'll do the.
Speaker 3: Back of the legs. And there's no little towel. Modesty
Speaker 3: towel is nothing.
Speaker 4: So I rolled over my tummy and she's going up
Speaker 4: the legs and she goes, are we doing the Hollywood?
Speaker 2: The what?
Speaker 4: And I said the Hollywood. She's like, yeah, do you
Speaker 4: want the Hollywood? And I was like Hollywood. She's like
Speaker 4: looking at me, She's like, yeah, do you get the Hollywood?
Speaker 3: And I looked at her.
Speaker 4: She looked at me and I was like, do you
Speaker 4: mean my butthole? And she was like, yeah, that's part
Speaker 4: of the package.
Speaker 3: Do you want it? And I was like, the hole,
Speaker 3: not the whole world? The Hollywood? Yeah, I think there
Speaker 3: is a bit of a pun there the Hollywood.
Speaker 5: Anyway, how's your butt now?
Speaker 4: I think white humbles you more than bright fluoro lights
Speaker 4: and pulling your butt checks. But so some other chicken
Speaker 4: can get a laser gun in there, it's the pulling
Speaker 4: you have to part ways you.
Speaker 3: Should get it mere. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Look, coming off on the it was good for
Speaker 2: you today kids, what do you have for recess? Look?
Speaker 3: Everyone gets laser hair, they.
Speaker 5: Do know, they do you so right, and Pop wants
Speaker 5: to know what they're in store for because it is
Speaker 5: a little bit more confronting than you think.
Speaker 2: I'll have to go to Jim's mowing before I got
Speaker 2: I got laser though, there'd be a bit of groundwork
Speaker 2: to do for me.
Speaker 4: I'm a hairy No, you shave it first and then
Speaker 4: they laser back inside.
Speaker 2: So I learned so much hosting this show with you girls.
Speaker 2: The Mother's Day this weekend. A thousand dollars cashes up
Speaker 2: for grabs on this show today, which is very exciting.
Speaker 2: That's going to happen before four o'clock.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and also Thursday, which means it's ask gun Cut
Speaker 5: where you guys call up and you you know, you
Speaker 5: get a little bit of free therapy here at the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like we just gave brit some free therapy there.
Speaker 2: I think I need therapy. You feel judged. Let's do no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we don't judge you, Miss Hollywood. Let's do an ask
Speaker 2: gun cut. Next to start a first day edition of
Speaker 2: The Pickup.
Speaker 4: Welcome, Ask, Ask, gun Cut is one of our favorite segments.
Speaker 3: We do it every Thursday. We call it Therapy Thursday. Basically,
Speaker 3: you call in.
Speaker 4: With your biggest predicaments, your deepest, darkest problems.
Speaker 3: We do our best to give you completely uneducated advice,
Speaker 3: but we're very passionate about it.
Speaker 2: It's definitely on thirteen one of sixty five. You need
Speaker 2: some advice, You've come to the right place, grew therapy.
Speaker 2: The Pickup is where people come. How can we help you?
Speaker 2: What's your con under him?
Speaker 7: So, I've been with my partner for a long time
Speaker 7: and everything in our relationship is fine. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 7: with him. We're very happy. The only thing is that
Speaker 7: he really wants vinears. He's always been very unhappy with
Speaker 7: his smile. And the thing is he wants Veneers. They're
Speaker 7: very expensive and he thinks that he should dip into
Speaker 7: our joint savings account to pay for them.
Speaker 5: Oh no, that's a hit, that's an himn thing.
Speaker 2: Hold on, no, no, get the facts. How bad are
Speaker 2: his teeth? Since since you met him? Has he been
Speaker 2: an insecurity for him?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And look, so he doesn't smile in photos. But I
Speaker 7: don't look at him and think that it's bad. But
Speaker 7: it's something that I think for him it's bad because, yeah,
Speaker 7: he doesn't smile in photos. It's something he's always been
Speaker 7: very self conscious about. And I do it's feel bad.
Speaker 7: Five years and is he the one? Oh, no question,
Speaker 7: he's the one. We're very happy together. The thing is, though,
Speaker 7: without joint savings, we don't own our home, and it
Speaker 7: would be I think, probably smarter that we keep building
Speaker 7: for a deposit rather than dipping into it for something cosmetic.
Speaker 7: I think if he wants to do this, it almost
Speaker 7: has to be something he should pay for himself.
Speaker 3: How much how much divining is cost? Do we know?
Speaker 3: It's like ten thous looking at.
Speaker 7: About yeah, okay, we'll be looking at about ten about
Speaker 7: ten thousand.
Speaker 5: Can you not split it down the middle and be like, okay,
Speaker 5: well we can put ten thousand dollars for your teeth
Speaker 5: in from the joint account, and then you've got to
Speaker 5: give me ten thousand dollars and I'll go do something
Speaker 5: with it that I want.
Speaker 3: Oh it's not it's not two for two.
Speaker 2: You don't go, hey, yeah, I'll pay for two front
Speaker 2: teeth you pay for two bottom times.
Speaker 3: I'm about to suggest maybe getting the top row only.
Speaker 5: Okay, but I mean, yeah, it's very non essential. Like
Speaker 5: I mean, I would say for other things, like you know,
Speaker 5: if it's a surgery or something you have to have
Speaker 5: of cause you're going to pay for your partner.
Speaker 3: But venis it's just superficial.
Speaker 4: Agree for a lot of people. I mean, your smile
Speaker 4: and your teeth are like you said, he's so self
Speaker 4: conscious and he doesn't smile. It's a really big thing
Speaker 4: for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: I think it's look for me.
Speaker 4: If I was with my partner for five years and
Speaker 4: we were getting married and it's something that made him
Speaker 4: deeply unhappy, I would probably be okay with it and think, Okay,
Speaker 4: maybe it takes us a little bit longer to get
Speaker 4: that renovation money if it's his day to day.
Speaker 3: That he's living. But it's completely up to you. If
Speaker 3: you know that you don't want to do that, you
Speaker 3: just say that. But I don't know. I think five
Speaker 3: years and it's your partner.
Speaker 4: For me, i'd probably want to try and make my
Speaker 4: partner feel really happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I reckon individual choice.
Speaker 2: I reckon you can like split, don't dip into the
Speaker 2: whole funds and pay for the whole thing. I think
Speaker 2: he needs to pay for a chunk of it. But
Speaker 2: I also think have you considered here, Stephanie, applying for
Speaker 2: married at First Sight? Because think about it. Those contestants
Speaker 2: go on that show and what do they all come
Speaker 2: off with, no love, free dental work.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is very true. That's a good tactic. Or
Speaker 5: is there anything that you want to get done? Maybe
Speaker 5: you want to go and get something, but lifted, you
Speaker 5: don't get a BBL don't it takes.
Speaker 3: Even more money away. I don't think it's like you
Speaker 3: get this, I get this.
Speaker 4: I think yeah, you're just making him happy and making
Speaker 4: him smile as long as you say.
Speaker 3: Afraid to Yeah, and you put in the eye you
Speaker 3: how bad are we talking? Can you send us a
Speaker 3: photo please? Producer Grace has a photo. Yeah, look at
Speaker 3: these girls. They're pretty bad, bad bad. Hey, guys, it's
Speaker 3: about what you all think, it's about what he thinks.
Speaker 3: You know what they look like?
Speaker 2: They look like Patricia Arquet from Medium, you know how
Speaker 2: the front two kind of and I'm not negging, I'm
Speaker 2: just saying for a visual for the listeners that the
Speaker 2: front two kind of come in like a funnel.
Speaker 5: I'm sure Patricia would think that you're negging her.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that's how the teeth look. For a
Speaker 3: visual for the audience, asked.
Speaker 4: The dentist if you can do a payment plan, a
Speaker 4: long term payment plan.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of them do it or get
Speaker 3: those you know, those teethies O break.
Speaker 5: Now, as I'm sure a lot of us are already
Speaker 5: familiar with, it is Mother's Day on the weekend, on Sunday,
Speaker 5: and for so many moms out there, it is such
Speaker 5: a beautiful day. It's such an important day where we
Speaker 5: get to celebrate the very important women in our life.
Speaker 5: But also, and I think it's become a more increasing
Speaker 5: conversation over the years, it can be a really challenging
Speaker 5: day for a lot of women. It can be a
Speaker 5: challenging day for women who have lost babies. It can
Speaker 5: be a challenging day for women who have lost their mums.
Speaker 5: And we're just talking about the statistics around this. Now
Speaker 5: there's twelve million women in Australia and a quarter of
Speaker 5: those have lost their mums. And when you think about that,
Speaker 5: that's just like there's going to be so many people
Speaker 5: who not only wanting to celebrate the life of their mum,
Speaker 5: but also just the memory of them as well, and
Speaker 5: that is the very reason why Motherless Daughters was created.
Speaker 5: Motherless Daughters Australia. It's run by Danielle Snelling. She's a
Speaker 5: co founder of this and we have Danielle on the show.
Speaker 3: Danielle. Welcome to the pick up daniel.
Speaker 6: Hi, guys, thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Danielle.
Speaker 4: What made you start this? I mean, do you call
Speaker 4: it a foundation? Do you call it a community?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Not for profit organization?
Speaker 3: For profit organization? What will they just start it?
Speaker 6: Mom died when I was twenty three, so twelve years
Speaker 6: ago now, and there was just no specific support. I
Speaker 6: think that's such a critical age too, where you're kind
Speaker 6: of still out partying and you don't expect to lose
Speaker 6: your mum. So my friendships quickly changed my perspective, my priorities,
Speaker 6: and I was really lonely and isolated and couldn't find
Speaker 6: specific support. So set out to find someone just like me,
Speaker 6: and thank god, found her online and that first meeting
Speaker 6: we had together was just incredible, and went on and
Speaker 6: started the organization together to help so many more women
Speaker 6: find that validation and connection.
Speaker 5: Danielle, what does Mother's Day mean to you? And I
Speaker 5: know that that's probably a chanl lenging question to answer,
Speaker 5: but when everybody else is talking about how we should
Speaker 5: celebrate Mum and get Mama card and get mom this, Like,
Speaker 5: what does that day mean to you?
Speaker 6: Oh? Look, it's a really hard day's It really does
Speaker 6: highlight what you have missing, and especially on socials when
Speaker 6: you see all your friends out and about with their mum,
Speaker 6: which is wonderful for them, but absolutely heartbreaking for me
Speaker 6: and for those of us that are without their mum.
Speaker 6: So it's really challenging and isolating.
Speaker 3: Danielle.
Speaker 2: I've seen some like a few companies do things like
Speaker 2: because obviously you get inundated with the Mother's Day messaging,
Speaker 2: like you hear it on the radio, you hear it
Speaker 2: on social media, you get it in your bloody inbox,
Speaker 2: you get the Mother's Day gifts and the discounts. And
Speaker 2: I've seen some hacks online in the Facebook groups around
Speaker 2: this stuff. You can opt out of emails so you
Speaker 2: don't see these things in your feed. What do you
Speaker 2: recommend and also maybe some advice to those out there,
Speaker 2: how can we discuss a Mother's Day with friends of
Speaker 2: ours that have lost their mums.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look, I think of holding space. It's so important
Speaker 6: to acknowledge and validate, and by those companies that are
Speaker 6: offering you opt out, that's exactly what they're doing. And
Speaker 6: I know from the twenty five thousand plus women in
Speaker 6: our community, when they get that from a retailer, they
Speaker 6: just love it. They feel seen, they feel heard, and
Speaker 6: we're encouraging everyone. We know the conversation can be uncomfortable
Speaker 6: and we feel a lot of discomfort around grief and loss,
Speaker 6: but we're encouraging everyone to push past that and hold space.
Speaker 6: Ask your friend about their mum. Ask if they want
Speaker 6: to talk about them, check in, say Mother's Days coming up.
Speaker 6: We know it's a hard time. Want to grab a coffee,
Speaker 6: tell me about your mum. Lean into the conversation rather
Speaker 6: than a way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so interesting.
Speaker 5: So I feel like some people that would make them uncomfortable,
Speaker 5: so they want to lean away from it for fear
Speaker 5: of making you feel uncomfortable, fear of bringing up emotions
Speaker 5: that maybe you're trying to push down on Mother's Day.
Speaker 5: But I think the reality is if you've lost someone
Speaker 5: who you love so deeply like your mum. Never you
Speaker 5: never want to push those feelings away entirely because you
Speaker 5: don't want to forget about them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. We've actually just launched a
Speaker 6: campaign on our website and it addresses exactly what you've
Speaker 6: just mentioned there, So hopefully people can go and have
Speaker 6: a look and understand how to hold those conversations and
Speaker 6: to be reassured that you know their friend or their
Speaker 6: family member does want to talk about their mum.
Speaker 5: And Danielle, last thing I wanted to ask you is
Speaker 5: what about those mums out there who who have had
Speaker 5: children themselves but are in that really precarious space between
Speaker 5: celebrating the fact that they're a mum, but then they
Speaker 5: are also simultaneously missing the mum that they have because
Speaker 5: their mum's passed away.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is really tricky for them, and we just say,
Speaker 6: you know, enjoy parts of the day, let your kids
Speaker 6: celebrate you, but also don't be scared or worried to
Speaker 6: let your kids know that you actually miss your mom
Speaker 6: and that's okay to show that emotion and share that
Speaker 6: with them, and to hold space for yourself and find
Speaker 6: something to do to on your mum throughout the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh it's beautiful. It gets me.
Speaker 5: I just think, yeah, I think it must be so
Speaker 5: hard for some people who don't have their mums to
Speaker 5: lean on, especially when they're going through parenting themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're doing great stuff. Motherless Daughters Australia. Danielle Snelling,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for joining us on the Pickup.
Speaker 2: We loved having you.
Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: So Yesterday on the show, we did a segment where
Speaker 5: we were talking about the worst job interviews that you
Speaker 5: guys have ever been to. And I was not expecting
Speaker 5: to get as many calls and as many messages, but
Speaker 5: overnight we received so many messages to the pick Up dms.
Speaker 3: Because there there's some truly horrific.
Speaker 4: Employees out there in a bad job interview.
Speaker 3: You've never been to a bad job interview? Really, you're in,
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 2: I had a shocking trial once at a fancy dress shop.
Speaker 2: I had to do a week's trial and by the
Speaker 2: end she was like Mitch. I said, how did I go?
Speaker 3: And she's like Mitch.
Speaker 2: To be honest, she put Rose from Titanic in the
Speaker 2: Elizabethan area, and then you also put et in the
Speaker 2: medieval catalog.
Speaker 3: You're not coming back. I had a shocking period.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 3: That was the worst thing that you've done. Okay, well
Speaker 3: some of the things.
Speaker 5: The one the woman who we were speaking about yesterday,
Speaker 5: she she was going for a job as a as
Speaker 5: a school ambassador right at the university, and she got
Speaker 5: asked to get down on her hands and knees and
Speaker 5: move like a cow.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, you cannot say I want to test if
Speaker 4: you're fun at a university by making somebody, a woman
Speaker 4: get on her hands and knees and move like a cow.
Speaker 5: Usually you get people to do beer bongs at university.
Speaker 5: That's how you find out your phone.
Speaker 3: We also don't do that.
Speaker 2: The ambassador to farm life, I don't know because she's
Speaker 2: like a school ambassador.
Speaker 3: Was math positions?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, some of the other ones we got on that
Speaker 3: wrote in.
Speaker 5: We had one woman write in and she said that
Speaker 5: at her very started the interview, she got asked what her.
Speaker 3: Star sign was, and then when she told her the
Speaker 3: star sign, she.
Speaker 5: Got accused of not being outgoing enough because it didn't
Speaker 5: match her star sign.
Speaker 3: Rubbish.
Speaker 5: Another question was, and this one's pretty bad, the very
Speaker 5: first question when she sat down was are you planning
Speaker 5: to get pregnant anytime soon?
Speaker 3: Oh? Whose business? Can't ask that? Of course you can't.
Speaker 3: It's actually illegal, you cannot. This is just making me mad. Okay, well,
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 2: We've got a few more shocking people have called on
Speaker 2: thirteen one or six five? Dave, Hello, mate, So what's
Speaker 2: your bad interview story?
Speaker 8: I'm an account and by trade. So I was sitting
Speaker 8: in the boardroom with in an interview with the managing
Speaker 8: director of this FERM. Then yeah, the door flying open
Speaker 8: from one of the doors connecting to the boardroom, and
Speaker 8: he just looks at her and says, can't you say
Speaker 8: I'm in an interview here? She's the employee. Shops stands
Speaker 8: still and stand and he just goes off.
Speaker 3: He told her to f off in the middle of
Speaker 3: your interview.
Speaker 4: Yep, Oh my god, doesn't that make you just want
Speaker 4: to walk right out?
Speaker 3: Did you take the job?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 3: You're not working for them now, are you?
Speaker 8: No? Definitely not.
Speaker 3: He's like, great benefits. I had to do it, guys,
Speaker 3: Pozzi leaves.
Speaker 5: You know, I imagine working for someone who feels okay
Speaker 5: with telling an employee to f off in the middle
Speaker 5: of an interview.
Speaker 2: Not how you want to start your relationship like it's
Speaker 2: only I'm Jordan on thirteen when I was sixty five.
Speaker 2: He Jordan, was your story?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I peed myself right before going into my
Speaker 1: job interview, and I wasn't wearing underwear.
Speaker 3: Sorry you what? You wet yourselfself?
Speaker 1: So it was a spring afternoon in Melbourne. I had
Speaker 1: no control. I was stabbing on the side of the road.
Speaker 1: It's out to walk him and I for some reason
Speaker 1: decided that day that it was a day that I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be very underwear with no girt.
Speaker 5: Can I wearing no underwear to job interview is risking itself?
Speaker 3: Why are you feeling so brazen? No, I don't think
Speaker 3: I understand. And she had no unders on for a job.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Jordan, I missed the knees part and
Speaker 4: I thought you just said it was a beautiful witch
Speaker 4: summer's day.
Speaker 3: So I wet myself and I was like, am I
Speaker 3: missing something? Yeah? Oh was barmy out and I decided
Speaker 3: to wet my paint. I'm going to say rogue. I
Speaker 3: think I think a little dribble is better than a
Speaker 3: full on fart. No, No, it is because you can't
Speaker 3: smell with you. You don't know what's happening. Was your
Speaker 3: was your skirt?
Speaker 5: Was it one of those you know, like some fabrics
Speaker 5: is just more forgiving than others. Like I'm wearing black pants.
Speaker 5: No one would know if I've wet myself today, but
Speaker 5: if you wear in a satin skirt, everyone's gonna know.
Speaker 1: Oh it was like an eelink skirt. And I had
Speaker 1: to bline it to your Starbucks to get myself sorted
Speaker 1: and the interview did you get the job?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 4: He felt sorry for me for wearing your pants. He's like,
Speaker 4: let's give it the job.
Speaker 3: That's funny. But do you wear undies regularly?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: Every day of my life apart from that one particular, it's.
Speaker 5: Such an it's such an interesting day to choose not
Speaker 5: to wear underwear, but you know what you go, you
Speaker 5: do you.
Speaker 1: I didn't want underwear lines, so it was logical at
Speaker 1: that point, But I don't know if.
Speaker 3: That's what your boss is looking at? What ladies? Do
Speaker 3: you guys?
Speaker 4: I almost forgot undies today and I have a skirt
Speaker 4: on and I was like, something doesn't feel right and
Speaker 4: I've put them on. Do you guys know that I
Speaker 4: saw just yesterday there are these new very expensive jeans
Speaker 4: that have been released.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've seen them.
Speaker 4: And the style of jean, like the wash of gene,
Speaker 4: is to look like you wear your saw them fashion week.
Speaker 3: It just got launched jeans that look looks like you've
Speaker 3: wet yourself. The whole point is do you think it's
Speaker 3: a design floor? Do you think it's actually it's a
Speaker 3: design choice.
Speaker 5: I guess I'm going to be in fashion then me
Speaker 5: and my terrible You've got a milan.
Speaker 3: Everyone is weighing themselves.
Speaker 5: Yeah, babes come down to Bonti doing it there as well,
Speaker 5: mums and.
Speaker 3: Bubbs, class transitter. It is time for this.
Speaker 2: Let's give some money away to spend a Targets. Target
Speaker 2: is made for Mother's Day shopping store online or buy
Speaker 2: the Target app.
Speaker 3: We have the Great Mother's Day Quiz.
Speaker 2: We need the children of Australia to call through and
Speaker 2: we're going to quizz you on facts about your mum.
Speaker 2: Here's how it works. Right, one question right, one hundred
Speaker 2: bucks to spend a Target. Two questions right, two hundred
Speaker 2: five hundred bucks. Actually were screw it?
Speaker 3: You know what if they get a change it today
Speaker 3: to spend it target. Do you know what?
Speaker 5: The kids have done very well this week? The kids
Speaker 5: have done exceptionally well so far. Let's hope it is broke.
Speaker 5: I know, let's hope the days. I mean, whoever we
Speaker 5: have on the call today, Well, Britt, you've.
Speaker 3: Got it right. You know the kids.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Do you know who's on?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got Nadia and Hideka. Nadia is the mom,
Speaker 3: Heidi is the daughter. Oh hello, let's shout out hello Nadia.
Speaker 6: Hello, I kind of on radio before I sound.
Speaker 3: We have a live rating counter and they're going through
Speaker 3: the roof. People love you. Hey Nadia. Do you think
Speaker 3: Heidi is going to nail this or what?
Speaker 6: Oh? Look, she's my eldest and she knows me well,
Speaker 6: she's quite shy.
Speaker 1: So I've told her she needs to talk up speak wants.
Speaker 5: I think it makes sense to go for the oldest
Speaker 5: as well. Right, it's usually the oldest kid who's the
Speaker 5: most organized and the most perceptive. Like it's usually the middle.
Speaker 5: It kind of goes down the rings after that, brains
Speaker 5: more developed. Is a middle child though I know nothing,
Speaker 5: but hold.
Speaker 2: On, He's probably the only one that can answer, Yeah,
Speaker 2: how old is your eldest eleven.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's good to hear, Nadia. Do you want to
Speaker 3: pop Heidi on? It's probably the cat?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 3: Hi, Heidi? Hey, Hidi?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 3: How old are you?
Speaker 1: Heidi?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 2: Eleven?
Speaker 3: Okay? Do you think you know your mom pretty well?
Speaker 3: I think so, Hey, Heidi.
Speaker 5: My favorite thing about asking all the kids we've been
Speaker 5: speaking to this week is what's the thing you like
Speaker 5: the most about your mum?
Speaker 6: Her fashion sense?
Speaker 3: Oh? I love that.
Speaker 4: She could get some new clothes with this money.
Speaker 2: What do you think your mom would spend the one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars on? Let you know her better than anyone else. Like,
Speaker 2: if Nadia had a thousand bucks, where would she spend it?
Speaker 6: Probably on clothes?
Speaker 3: Yes, the fashion queen. Well, we've got a sort of
Speaker 3: don't we. All right, all right, Nadia.
Speaker 5: Let this let's kick start this.
Speaker 3: This is a tough one. How old is your mom?
Speaker 1: Thirty seven?
Speaker 3: Oh? There was a lot of confident in that. Let
Speaker 3: me just check my computer.
Speaker 4: Details correct, all right?
Speaker 3: One hundred dollars? All right? Okay?
Speaker 5: Question number two for five hundred dollars to spend a target?
Speaker 5: What is your mum's favorite animal?
Speaker 6: A cat? Oh?
Speaker 3: Check?
Speaker 2: You better check it loves.
Speaker 3: A k Okay, five hundred dollars. Now we're going to
Speaker 3: going for the gold for a thousand.
Speaker 2: Bucks, right, Heidi? One thousand dollars to spend target. This
Speaker 2: would make much money your mum's mother's day. Think about
Speaker 2: all the closes. You can get so many calls. She could,
Speaker 2: and they're very affordable targets. She could get into wardrobe. Heidi,
Speaker 2: you're eleven years old. One thousand dollars to spend a
Speaker 2: target on the line. Question three?
Speaker 3: What is your mother's favorite TV show?
Speaker 1: Charmed?
Speaker 3: Okay, what would be your mum's favorite TV show if
Speaker 3: it wasn't Charmed. Let's give you one more chance, the
Speaker 3: Real House. I said it. You've got a thousand dollars
Speaker 3: to spend a target? Heidi?
Speaker 7: How do you feel?
Speaker 3: How did you? I'm feel?
Speaker 6: She was sweating so much.
Speaker 3: She did so good? Well she didn't, actually she did okay,
Speaker 3: but we got it there in the end. She did
Speaker 3: the wrong answer on question three. Yeah, you're like, I
Speaker 3: haven't give you I've watched Charming years, no nading. She
Speaker 3: did so so good.
Speaker 5: Okay, what are you going to get for yourself with
Speaker 5: that thousand dollars?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't know, like, yeah, well, I.
Speaker 1: Mean got a out of stuff.
Speaker 3: Like you do in five minutes. Farty doesn't know you,
Speaker 3: well then doesn't she.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so exciting. One thousand dollars to spend at
Speaker 2: Target this Mother's Day. They're made for Mother's Day at Target,
Speaker 2: a shopping store, online or via the Target app.
Speaker 3: Great way to end the show too, We'll see you
Speaker 3: all to morrow. The bars guys