Speaker 1: Laura, come on there.
Speaker 2: Hello, Monday is here? High ladies?
Speaker 3: Hi, happy Monday?
Speaker 2: How good? Sorry you guys, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm still just say I just just don't worry. Continue.
Speaker 3: How are you? That's great? I'm great too. I'm well,
Speaker 3: I'm sure everyone's happy about it.
Speaker 1: Why do we all speak at the same time for
Speaker 1: the whole show? That's actually harder. I reckon, let's try.
Speaker 3: What do you want to ask us?
Speaker 4: Go?
Speaker 1: I'm just shocked that you both think like turtle neck.
Speaker 1: You're in a turtle neck brit and Laura is in
Speaker 1: some sort of boot cleg cow.
Speaker 5: I always thought it was boo cale is I think
Speaker 5: it's I think it's boogle like I think it's I.
Speaker 2: Don't what we're talking about. It's like that little.
Speaker 5: It's very fancy at the moment because you can get
Speaker 5: like single chairs that are covered in this material, and like, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's like a very If you go on to kind
Speaker 5: of like any rend innovations type show and you see
Speaker 5: a fancy chair, it's usually got some sort of boogle
Speaker 5: type texture to it.
Speaker 3: And I'm wearing and I'm wearing.
Speaker 5: A bookle top, but I don't think it's bout clay
Speaker 5: either anyways.
Speaker 2: You have to we can't start the show.
Speaker 6: And yeah, we're gonna have to get one of those
Speaker 6: how to pronounce ones.
Speaker 2: Here we go, we've got the answer. Can we play Islay?
Speaker 3: Oh fancy? I'm wearing a blue clay.
Speaker 2: Shirt pictured in her Booklay I'm so glhead.
Speaker 6: We settled that because I'd be going around everyone's saying,
Speaker 6: do you have any of these bookle chairs?
Speaker 2: King Furniture. I'll pay seven thousand dollars for a Boogle chair.
Speaker 3: You do know you can't take the girl out of Bullergo.
Speaker 3: You can't take the long gung out of the gir
Speaker 3: You definitely can't.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show, pick up put down as next
Speaker 1: We do it every Monday. It's how we start the
Speaker 1: week on the pick up every week.
Speaker 3: What do you got for us this week?
Speaker 1: Mat, We've got some big headlines. These are the stories
Speaker 1: that everyone's been talking about this week. Is they're not big?
Speaker 1: They are not.
Speaker 2: Surprisingly, no one's talking about that.
Speaker 3: Britt.
Speaker 1: It will after week. That's next pick up put down
Speaker 1: to start the week.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the pickup.
Speaker 1: Let's do it pick up a show favorite you two
Speaker 1: of the voices on culture in this country. If someone
Speaker 1: is talking about something in Australia, it's because Brittany Hockey
Speaker 1: and Laura Burn said it first.
Speaker 2: Baby, you just say Brittany Hockey. I sure did. I
Speaker 2: wanted to move past it, but thanks for stopping down.
Speaker 6: Because you don't even know your co host and best
Speaker 6: friend's name.
Speaker 1: I do pick up put down at the big stories
Speaker 1: of the weekend. I've brought them to you. You decide
Speaker 1: if we pick it up, carry it on into the week,
Speaker 1: or put it down, snuff it out and never talk
Speaker 1: about it again.
Speaker 3: It's my favorite segment. Actually, if I'm going to be on.
Speaker 1: All right, picking up putting down, I'm adding this one
Speaker 1: on the fly. But it's just hit me because I
Speaker 1: did it today. I don't know if it's cringe pick
Speaker 1: up put down, saying pinch and a punch on.
Speaker 2: The first of the month, put it down, pick it up.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 5: I'm fine with I've got two kids, and they say
Speaker 5: and then a flick and a kick for being so
Speaker 5: quick whatever. It's like a childhood staple. Everyone says it
Speaker 5: when I mean, maybe not as adults. It's a little
Speaker 5: bit lame.
Speaker 6: But I have not said it as an adult since
Speaker 6: i've been if I had kids.
Speaker 1: Baby, it's very you britt at least say Lolcano. You
Speaker 1: call your dad popsicle stick like that is very brittany.
Speaker 5: It's funny that you think you're above it, but like
Speaker 5: you could be. No, it just annoys metimes.
Speaker 6: A year that someone pinches you and punches you because
Speaker 6: because the new month came pointless.
Speaker 2: It is not aggressive. It's a bit of play for Lord.
Speaker 3: Knocks me out. Sometimes she's like big swings.
Speaker 2: For sure, you don't know your own strength. I just
Speaker 2: added that one in. I thought it was cute. First
Speaker 2: of joy over On pinched a punch.
Speaker 1: Pick up, put down Disney releasing the movie Frozen to
Speaker 1: stop people looking into Walt Disney being cryogenically frozen.
Speaker 3: What what put it down? I don't understand.
Speaker 5: I don't know how we're picking this up or putting
Speaker 5: it down. But also like, surely that wasn't the reason.
Speaker 1: I'll admit this is very personal for me. I'm very
Speaker 1: into it.
Speaker 5: No, you were googling, you were googling Walt Disney crygenically frozen,
Speaker 5: and you couldn't find it because Frozen comes up all
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 1: Theory is we all know the old story. This is
Speaker 1: I don't know, some creep in a basement somewhere. It's
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory that Walt Disney, we all know that
Speaker 1: allegedly his head when he died, they froze his head
Speaker 1: right in case one day they can bring people back
Speaker 1: to life with just a head.
Speaker 3: It's it true or is it just an urban legend.
Speaker 1: It's an urban legend, We don't know. Problem is everyone
Speaker 1: googles it, and Disney didn't want it out in the
Speaker 1: public domain, and they're like, this is bad PR for
Speaker 1: us ahead in a frozen box.
Speaker 2: Not good.
Speaker 1: So the conspiracy theory is they wrote and released the
Speaker 1: movie called Disney Frozen so that when people google Disney Frozen,
Speaker 1: all that comes up.
Speaker 2: Is the movie.
Speaker 6: To be honest, it actually checks out, and it is
Speaker 6: something someone as big as Disney would do. Like there
Speaker 6: are famous people Hollywood people do that all the time
Speaker 6: when there is like when they're in trouble or they're
Speaker 6: arrested or whatever.
Speaker 3: I like, push down the pr but I mean it's
Speaker 3: a pretty big shout.
Speaker 5: To think that you're going to create a movie Frozen
Speaker 5: and it's going to be like the biggest number one
Speaker 5: Disney blockbuster of all time. Like that really turned out
Speaker 5: in their favorite if that's what they were trying to achieve.
Speaker 5: But it's been the most stream Disney movie like ever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but even if it wasn't number one, as long
Speaker 6: as it belonged to Disney would come up into Google search.
Speaker 3: It's genius actually.
Speaker 2: If it's true. Yeah, but I'm still dying to know
Speaker 2: if his heads in a box somewhere and they're.
Speaker 3: Still sitting across from us with this tin full hat.
Speaker 1: On finally picking up or putting down rollerblading to work.
Speaker 2: It's back in.
Speaker 3: Pie down, but not for me. I would love to
Speaker 3: see other people doing it. Would be a great pastime
Speaker 3: to watch.
Speaker 6: Good on them for exercising to work, but it's you're
Speaker 6: never gonna see me.
Speaker 1: Roll's apparently back. Rollerblades sales are up four hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Like, I have nothing against people who want to do it,
Speaker 5: but I'm not going to do it either, Like I
Speaker 5: have no interest.
Speaker 3: What about a segway? Get a segway to work?
Speaker 2: Dangerous people?
Speaker 6: Yea.
Speaker 1: My hairdressers had to stop Haad dressing for a year
Speaker 1: because she fell off a segway.
Speaker 6: They had to be no, they had to be banned
Speaker 6: in Paris because people too many people dying on them.
Speaker 5: They actually really don't, but that would just be me
Speaker 5: on a pair of rollerblades, to be honest, so I
Speaker 5: would die from that as well.
Speaker 6: Roller Blading is up one hundred percent because of Barbie
Speaker 6: that scene in barbiere there one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: They're rollerblading through. They make it look cool. There were
Speaker 3: so many people of the back of that started rolling.
Speaker 3: How many percent is it up?
Speaker 5: Just okay, no Sorryndredercent, No, no, no, I meant.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. It's up four hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Because of exciting funny my phone's at fIF pick up
Speaker 1: put down her crabs as pets.
Speaker 3: Pick it up.
Speaker 6: I was felt passionate about it because I had hermit
Speaker 6: crabs as pets growing up.
Speaker 3: That were my pets.
Speaker 2: I was in pet Balm the other day.
Speaker 1: I had to get I'm like a dog toy from
Speaker 1: my dog because he had surgery, and I was shocked
Speaker 1: at the amount of paraphernalia for hermit crabs.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize they were so mine.
Speaker 3: Didn't get paraphernalia.
Speaker 2: I just went to a box. You can get custom
Speaker 2: shells with colors on them.
Speaker 3: You can get you know, you can put really and
Speaker 3: that they can transfer it.
Speaker 5: Mine always died before they transfer I don't think they
Speaker 5: ever grew.
Speaker 4: You probably didn't give them anything to transfer into, so
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 3: I just think. Look, Hermish crabs did not. That's why
Speaker 3: they died. Crabs didn't flourish in my company, I did it.
Speaker 2: Anyone had Hermit crabs that lasted more than six months.
Speaker 3: I've still got wine. Twenty second birthday, Franky and Sharon.
Speaker 5: Alright, all right, and look coming up. I want to
Speaker 5: tell you guys, I recently was gas lid. I was
Speaker 5: gas lit so hard. But usually when we talk about
Speaker 5: gas lighting, you think about romantic relationships. No, not in
Speaker 5: this instance, I was gas lit by a chef. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna tell you all about it because I'm still mad.
Speaker 2: Cat White, that's next. I'm the pickup.
Speaker 5: Often we talk about gas lighting and relationships, right, like,
Speaker 5: everyone knows what gas lighting is.
Speaker 2: Explain it. Someone is just working up from a coma.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: So an example of gas lighting could be like you
Speaker 5: tell me, I'm telling you that the sky's blue, and
Speaker 5: you say, no, it's not, it's green.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm crazy, that's green.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I'm like, no, I'm certain that that's blue,
Speaker 5: and you keep telling me it's green. In relationships, it
Speaker 5: usually happens where you say, hey, you did this X
Speaker 5: y Z maybe they're cheating on you, and they go, no,
Speaker 5: I didn't, I never was there you're going and they
Speaker 5: make you question your reality, Like that's the whole idea
Speaker 5: Olider of gas lighting. Yeah, I think that gas lighting
Speaker 5: happens all the time. We just don't call it what
Speaker 5: it is. And I had an experience of it recently
Speaker 5: and it left me really questioning my reality. So I
Speaker 5: went to a restaurant the other night with my husband
Speaker 5: and we ordered lovely manes, lovely entrees, and part of
Speaker 5: those entrees my favorite, also your favorite brit oss Kill Patrick. Way,
Speaker 5: they come out nice and warm, crispy, and the shell
Speaker 5: is hot.
Speaker 1: You kind of get the whole thing in your hand
Speaker 1: with sea salt. It's like a hot rock massage in
Speaker 1: the hot rock when you rub it all of your all.
Speaker 5: Right, anyway, look fantastic oyss kill Patrick, What is there
Speaker 5: not to love? So anyway, outcome o oysters. I'm really excited.
Speaker 5: I pick one up and I pick it up from
Speaker 5: the bottom and the shell is cold, right, which I
Speaker 5: was like, oh, it's a bit weird that.
Speaker 3: The shell is cold. Usually it's hot. Usually it's warm.
Speaker 5: But okay, like maybe it's just they've just blasted under
Speaker 5: the grill, so just the top is hot and so
Speaker 5: I woolf it down. The whole thing is cold. The
Speaker 5: bacon is cold. The whole thing has just clearly come
Speaker 5: straight out of a fridge, been plopped on top of
Speaker 5: the oyster, and then been brought out to the table.
Speaker 1: So they've pre prepared them and they've gone to grill them,
Speaker 1: but they've just forgot their grill part.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't even think they've pre prepared them. I
Speaker 5: think they've pre prepared the Worcester shear sauce, mixed stuff,
Speaker 5: and then they've just like put it on top and
Speaker 5: then brought it out like they've completely missed a step,
Speaker 5: which is a cooking step.
Speaker 3: Cold oysters kill Patrick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So I ate one and then I was confused
Speaker 5: and I was like, Matt, can you eat this? Like
Speaker 5: is this meant to be cooked? And he ate one
Speaker 5: and we all sat there confused for a while. Because
Speaker 5: we are not the type of people that send food back.
Speaker 5: I would rather eat something that's raw or gross. We'd
Speaker 5: ever setting it back. I hate it makes me feel
Speaker 5: so uncomfortable. Anyway, I was like, do you know what,
Speaker 5: no that We've got a dozen of these and we
Speaker 5: can't eat them.
Speaker 3: They're not cooked. We're gonna get salmonella from the uncooked
Speaker 3: bacon for starters.
Speaker 2: You're thesteria.
Speaker 5: So I go in to the restaurant and I go
Speaker 5: up to the waitress and I'm like, oh, I'm so
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry these are not cooked. And she looked
Speaker 5: at me a bit strange, and she was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 5: oysters kill Patrick. I'm pretty sure they're supposed to be cooked.
Speaker 5: And I was like, oh, actually, I'm positive that they're
Speaker 5: supposed to be cooked. So she goes, oh, nowheries, come
Speaker 5: with me over to the chef. So she takes me
Speaker 5: over to the open kitchen, you know those kitchens that
Speaker 5: have like it's no window on the chefs sit danning
Speaker 5: they're doing sea where they put the food, and she
Speaker 5: takes the oysters over and she goes, oh, excuse me this,
Speaker 5: this lady's got a problem with the oysters. And I
Speaker 5: was like, Hi, sorry, Yeah, the problem is that you
Speaker 5: didn't cook them, and he goes, no, no, they're they're
Speaker 5: cold and I was like, yeah, I know, I know
Speaker 5: they're cold. And then he stood there for five minutes
Speaker 5: and tried to convince me that oysters kill patrick are
Speaker 5: allowed to be cold, and that they can also be
Speaker 5: a cold dish. They don't have to be a cook dish.
Speaker 6: It's such a weird heel to die because you can
Speaker 6: just google it.
Speaker 3: There's like the recipe is google.
Speaker 2: It right now.
Speaker 5: So I ended up walking back to the table with
Speaker 5: my cold plate of oyster kill Patrick's and I was like, Matt,
Speaker 5: I'm really sorry that the chef keeps telling us that
Speaker 5: they're not supposed to be cooked anyway.
Speaker 3: It wasn't until we were leaving that.
Speaker 5: As we walked out, I saw the specials board and
Speaker 5: it was like oven baked oysters kill Patrick.
Speaker 6: I'm confused, why you accept You knew they're hot. Why
Speaker 6: did you accept him saying no, they're served cold your
Speaker 6: entire life, you have them whole.
Speaker 5: I know because he said it so convincingly, and he said,
Speaker 5: oysters kill Patrick can be served in two ways.
Speaker 3: They can be cold, all they can be just googled it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, cooking oysters to an internal temperature of above one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty degrees actually destroys the microorganisms and it
Speaker 1: is a public health concern.
Speaker 3: Is this a lie? Are you trying to gaslight me
Speaker 3: too much?
Speaker 2: I just think there could be two truths here. Maybe
Speaker 2: maybe that would have.
Speaker 3: A chef on the line.
Speaker 5: Okay, you want to google the bacon bit though? Can
Speaker 5: that be served cold? Because that's the part that I
Speaker 5: was more questioned, But.
Speaker 3: Was the bacon? Was the bacon cooked?
Speaker 6: Because quite often they pre cook it?
Speaker 2: And what is this show? The radio show? Well this
Speaker 2: happened to me.
Speaker 1: I was driving to home the other day after the
Speaker 1: show actually, and the driver's side swiped me, hit me
Speaker 1: in the cart, and I went ship and they clearly
Speaker 1: hit me. We were turning lanes and they clearly didn't
Speaker 1: want it to get away quicker, so they zoomed out,
Speaker 1: changed lanes, smashed into my side and I went, oh
Speaker 1: my god. They went sorry, went in front of me
Speaker 1: and sped off, drove off, and I went, oh, well
Speaker 1: they're running away. So I chased them and I went,
Speaker 1: oh my god. And I saw it was a middle
Speaker 1: aged woman. I'm like, I can I can pick the battle.
Speaker 6: Now you're in a highway, police citizens arrest, it's not need.
Speaker 1: So I'm driving behind her and I'm waving my hand
Speaker 1: out the window and she's facing forward. I'm like she,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she's trying to hit and run me.
Speaker 2: So at the set of lights, I get up and
Speaker 2: I go out and I go, you gotta pull over.
Speaker 2: You've hit me. She pulled her window down a millimeter
Speaker 2: and you hit me, and I went no.
Speaker 3: I was so shock, well played, granny.
Speaker 2: It was clearly she hit me.
Speaker 3: And I said, she's not Grandma.
Speaker 2: I said, you hit me. Now, you hit me, and
Speaker 2: the light went green. We stopped. I'm like, no, you
Speaker 2: hit me. You hit me, drove off. I'm like, so,
Speaker 2: I get back in my car and I follow her again.
Speaker 3: Why did you write a number of plate?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 1: I wrote another play and we finally pulled over, and
Speaker 1: she still claims that I hit her, which didn't happen.
Speaker 2: It's in the court of war.
Speaker 3: So so this is the thing.
Speaker 5: I think. It's a terrible way of getting out of something.
Speaker 5: But if you're in the wrong and you lie convincingly enough,
Speaker 5: people just accepted it. And I walked away with ten
Speaker 5: oysters that just sat on our table.
Speaker 3: No them, we've accepted your the pushover. What happened to
Speaker 3: the science wipe being missed.
Speaker 2: It's currently with insurance.
Speaker 3: So actually you'll be fighting each other.
Speaker 2: She's fighting me saying I hit her.
Speaker 1: If you happen to be around the area of the
Speaker 1: radio station last week and you've got footage of this,
Speaker 1: please send it through to you know what's.
Speaker 3: Going to happen.
Speaker 5: You're both gonna settle and you're gonna have to pay
Speaker 5: your own That's happened to me before. Really, I was
Speaker 5: one of the last.
Speaker 1: And as cam, we should invent them and many cams.
Speaker 6: Oh guys, Okay, I had a bit of a wardrobe
Speaker 6: malfunction that I'm laughing about now, but I'm also mortified
Speaker 6: about when I think back to the moment. So I
Speaker 6: on the weekend, I went to this like really fancy
Speaker 6: luncheon at a very fancy place in broad daylight.
Speaker 3: It was very outside a luncheon you go to a
Speaker 3: lot of lunch.
Speaker 4: She's a la So my house that I live in
Speaker 4: is like so dark and damp, and there's no natural
Speaker 4: light and the lights that I do have in the
Speaker 4: bathroom are like really dark.
Speaker 2: It's not the house sad, it's it's a wet house.
Speaker 3: Well, I used to live in that house.
Speaker 6: Often I will get read in the morning, like my
Speaker 6: makeup will or get dress or whatever, and I'll go
Speaker 6: outside and I'll be like, whoa, my makeup's terrible because
Speaker 6: you can't see no lighting. So I got ready for
Speaker 6: this event and I was wearing this like brown body suit.
Speaker 6: It was really figure hugging.
Speaker 3: It was a skim thing, and it was hot.
Speaker 6: It was like sucked me in and I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: feeling myself like, because that's what bodysuits do, right.
Speaker 3: This sucking, feeling tight, feeling.
Speaker 6: All right, And it was so tight and supportive. I
Speaker 6: didn't need a bra, which great.
Speaker 2: So I go to the standard with those kinds of things.
Speaker 6: Yeah, pretty standard because that's what they're sort of made for.
Speaker 3: I feel like it doesn't matter what the what the
Speaker 3: attire is. You rarely wear a bra.
Speaker 5: Ham right now, you can see her nipples, right, they're
Speaker 5: all natural too.
Speaker 2: You can see nipples.
Speaker 6: Through bras anyway. Anyway, guys, you're sidetracking, So.
Speaker 1: Did you his jaws on the floor because she's got
Speaker 1: married and to the wrong woman quite clearly.
Speaker 3: No, it's really impressed you're not wearing a bra. They
Speaker 3: look really nice.
Speaker 2: Can we get this up on the social video of
Speaker 2: what we're seeing right.
Speaker 6: Now, I tell you my story or my nipples just
Speaker 6: got hard at wow.
Speaker 3: So because you guys like talking about my poobe.
Speaker 6: I went to this event, took all these great photos
Speaker 6: and I was walking around with such confidence because I
Speaker 6: was feeling it. And then I posted a photo, sent
Speaker 6: a photo to my partner Ban and Ben writes back
Speaker 6: to me and he was like, did you did you
Speaker 6: wear that to the fancy luncheon? And I was like yeah,
Speaker 6: and he's like, but you can see your boobs and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, yeah, I don't wear a bra,
Speaker 6: thinking that he just meant that I wasn't wearing bra
Speaker 6: and he's like, no, babe, like you boob And.
Speaker 3: I was like what And I went back to the photo.
Speaker 6: My whole the whole shirt is sea through, completely sea through,
Speaker 6: but I couldn't see it in the light.
Speaker 3: Look at this, Look at the confidence. Look at me
Speaker 3: the confidence I've got to drink up in the air.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you mean that is full, Aeroli.
Speaker 5: I mean it's great, it is full. And now this
Speaker 5: is this was full of This wasn't an event.
Speaker 6: This is full of patrons, but they're also photogras so
Speaker 6: actually paying patreons and I was just walking around with
Speaker 6: my boobs and I but the fact people must have
Speaker 6: looked at me being like, wow, the confidence that girl
Speaker 6: has to have her boobs out.
Speaker 3: You know what would be worse? It would be me.
Speaker 5: Mine just looked like two empty socks with sand in
Speaker 5: the bottom of them flapping around.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't be spot look down in the middle of
Speaker 1: my waist. And then was it a flash only situation
Speaker 1: in the broad daylight?
Speaker 6: Could you see that is not a flash that this
Speaker 6: photo right now with my boobs, This was just a
Speaker 6: normal photo, no flash on it.
Speaker 2: And look how I say, your mouth is open. You
Speaker 2: almost look like hey, titties.
Speaker 3: Three hours And the fact that no one told me means.
Speaker 6: They all thought I made that conscious decision, so now
Speaker 6: I have to sit in and roll with it.
Speaker 3: That I was just like, yeah, I'm just feeling it.
Speaker 2: Ten If you had a britt moment, did this happen
Speaker 2: to you? Wardrobe wise?
Speaker 7: So this dates back to my teenage years. I had
Speaker 7: some friends around and my little sister and I we
Speaker 7: used to fight like cat and dog. We're best friends now,
Speaker 7: but she we had just been hanging on her as
Speaker 7: we did, and she wandered off and went to the
Speaker 7: toilet and just casually came back out and she had
Speaker 7: a strip of I'm not exaggerating, probably ten sheets of
Speaker 7: toilet paper hanging out the back of her pants.
Speaker 3: It was like.
Speaker 7: In a movie scene. It was ridiculous. I was so
Speaker 7: mortified laugh about it all the time.
Speaker 5: I thought you were going to say, on a shoe,
Speaker 5: But when it's still connected to the source, that's.
Speaker 3: A real problem. It's still soaking it up.
Speaker 1: Stop one last one, Lisa, what happened to you? Quickly
Speaker 1: wrap it up for a s wardrobe malfunctions?
Speaker 8: Okay, In my younger years, I was dancing at the
Speaker 8: nightclub with my friends, strutting our stuff up on stage.
Speaker 8: Thought we were awesome, my shoes sting strap broke. I
Speaker 8: was too busy doing the moves, probably to Banana Rama
Speaker 8: and Madonna, and out came my boob dancing along with me.
Speaker 8: I had no idea. Somebody that was down on the
Speaker 8: ground kept pointing at me. I'm like, yay, yay, and
Speaker 8: then I realized. I was like, oh say, I just
Speaker 8: want to smile. I was so embarrassed. I wanted to
Speaker 8: cry and ide but I just had to pull my top,
Speaker 8: uphold it in place, and keep dancing like nothing happened.
Speaker 3: Again, the confidence