Speaker 1: It is the pick up around Australia, Britt Laura and
Speaker 1: midch Tuesday afternoon or thanks to Chemists warehouse, do yourself
Speaker 1: a favor heading today, great savings every day. I'm going
Speaker 1: to take everyone on a journey. Close your eyes Britain, Laura,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to take you back to your childhood.
Speaker 1: You've got glad rap around your head from noggan to doggan.
Speaker 2: What childhood did you have?
Speaker 1: If you smell eucalyptus, you're sitting at the kitchen bench,
Speaker 1: Mama's behind you. Tell me exactly what's going on right now.
Speaker 3: I'm definitely not getting a head massage now.
Speaker 1: It's knit treatment. Everyone's being through that like you're getting
Speaker 1: its at school. Mum goes, You're getting up here and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna comb your hair with eucalyptus. I'm gonna wrap
Speaker 1: your inkling film and we're gonna watch the prices right
Speaker 1: and I.
Speaker 4: Remember you have to wash all of the like, you
Speaker 4: have to treat the lounge covers, the sheets, everything.
Speaker 1: Please human and it's the responsible thing to do because
Speaker 1: you don't want these knits jumping from student to student.
Speaker 2: Then you've got an epidemic at the local you'r.
Speaker 3: Alm is not even allowed to.
Speaker 5: As soon as one kid at school gets knits, everyone's
Speaker 5: told and then everyone's doing knit treatments.
Speaker 3: You got the little brushy thing that zaps them on
Speaker 3: the way out.
Speaker 1: All right, well we're all in agreeance. What's your stance
Speaker 1: on this? And Ozzie Mum's going viral. She's taking the
Speaker 1: opposite approach. She's posted to an online forum, a mum's forum.
Speaker 1: We know how staunched the comments get in the mum's
Speaker 1: online forums.
Speaker 2: She said this.
Speaker 1: My seven year old daughter is best friends with the
Speaker 1: girl next door, our neighbor. The family is vegan. That's fine,
Speaker 1: we respect their choice. No problem there. My problem is
Speaker 1: that recently, this otherwise delightful child was at our house
Speaker 1: scratching her head furiously. I had a little peek and
Speaker 1: discovered she was crawling with head lice. She then brought
Speaker 1: it up to the girl's mom, the neighbor. The mom
Speaker 1: said she was fully aware of the knits, but didn't
Speaker 1: do anything because she didn't want to harm them. No,
Speaker 1: not the door, she said. I'm in the process of
Speaker 1: combing the lice and knits, but pushing them into the
Speaker 1: garden where they have the best chance of surviral, of survival.
Speaker 1: My jaw then hit the floor. What do I do?
Speaker 1: Do I separate my kid from her best friend? Do
Speaker 1: I knit treat her myself?
Speaker 2: You have to move.
Speaker 3: Wait, the knits an now in the garden. Now, the
Speaker 3: kid's kind of playing in the garden. What do you
Speaker 3: think they're going to do in the garden?
Speaker 2: I got green tree frog? Why what do you think
Speaker 2: you got kids?
Speaker 3: This makes me furious. I have no problems with being vegan.
Speaker 5: I think that you can very healthily raise children on
Speaker 5: vegan diets all that sort of stuff, So please don't take
Speaker 5: that in this way. But that is to me, you
Speaker 5: are prioritizing the life of an insect over the well
Speaker 5: being of your own child, which feels incredibly neglectful.
Speaker 4: It's also like they're really selfish because every other kid
Speaker 4: that they come in contact with is then going to
Speaker 4: get the list.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but also like no kids are going to want
Speaker 5: to play with the kid that's got knits at school,
Speaker 5: Like it's the I actually kin'd.
Speaker 3: Of even believe this is real.
Speaker 5: Like I cannot believe that there is any parent that
Speaker 5: would prioritize and insects life over the well being of
Speaker 5: their child. That to me makes me feel enraged. Not
Speaker 5: only would I be giving the kids some life's treatment,
Speaker 5: which she was at my house, I'd be keeping a
Speaker 5: very close eye on it to make sure that child
Speaker 5: has actually been taken care of.
Speaker 2: All. You can't invite kids over fairy bread party at
Speaker 2: our house.
Speaker 5: The kids pit them all down, and you get the
Speaker 5: little lice comb and you pretend like you're doing hairdressers
Speaker 5: and your de lice your neighbor's kids.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you could do that.
Speaker 1: You can't touch other people's kids, you're just still there.
Speaker 3: You can brush another kid's hair.
Speaker 5: Imagine this kid, this kid is going to be a
Speaker 5: little knit kid at school. No one's going to want
Speaker 5: to play with her. One's going to spend time with her.
Speaker 5: Imagine calling up like Docks or some sort of child
Speaker 5: protection services and being like, there's a kid who has
Speaker 5: knits and their.
Speaker 3: Parents will do nothing about it. Is that dogs worthy?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know. I mean I'm getting
Speaker 3: a bit angry about it. You probably don't need to
Speaker 3: call Docks. So I definitely would be sand kid to
Speaker 3: Laura house. Send them to me, and I will take
Speaker 3: those little.
Speaker 2: Worried about that garden. Those veggies are going to be
Speaker 2: crawling with knits.
Speaker 3: Because they probably they're probably they grow their own food.
Speaker 2: Of course they're living off lands.
Speaker 5: I think those knits are going to suffer in the
Speaker 5: garden and they're going to die really long.
Speaker 3: Death because there's nothing for them to attach to. They
Speaker 3: don't live in the soil. I think of the knits.
Speaker 5: I could never be think of the nits and put
Speaker 5: them quickly changed quickly, someone please think of the nicks.
Speaker 4: Speaking of kids, actually today is the day one of
Speaker 4: my fertility journey.
Speaker 3: I'm taking you on the wild ride. That is Brittany
Speaker 3: freezing her eggs. Well, lucky, you're not freezing any knits.
Speaker 4: No, that's definitely talking about it's being harvested from my inside.
Speaker 2: Why you smell? All right? That's next on the pickup.