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Speaker 4: How often should we mix up our intro songs?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: As in the do we change the intro song? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you reckon? I don't know, like next year
Speaker 3: maybe maybe?
Speaker 1: I mean I think it's a whole thing though, to
Speaker 1: get them to change that music. The reason why we're
Speaker 1: talking about this is because producer Grace just pointed out
Speaker 1: that inner intro song music.
Speaker 3: If we should point this, someone coughs cough.
Speaker 4: It's very subtle. You have to listen really carefully.
Speaker 2: But we've convinced ourselves that there's a little micro like coffin.
Speaker 1: We're gonna isolate the cough and that's gonna come back
Speaker 1: tomorrow on tomorrow's show, where we isolate and play the
Speaker 1: cough for you from our bosses for highlighting the cough
Speaker 1: potentially potentially, but who cares?
Speaker 3: Look, do you know what has happened and is exciting news?
Speaker 3: The met Gala. It's been everywhere all over the news today.
Speaker 1: But I am always fascinated about how the guests invite
Speaker 1: list to this thing works, Like how do how does
Speaker 1: Anna Wintor just decide who she's gonna have come and
Speaker 1: then she They pay.
Speaker 2: A ludicrous amount to attend, do they? Yes, like a
Speaker 2: ludicrous amount for a table, It's like eighty thousand. No,
Speaker 2: it's hundreds of thousands of dollars produce a.
Speaker 4: Grace is googling now?
Speaker 1: I thought it was an I thought it was an
Speaker 1: invite only situations.
Speaker 3: Situation.
Speaker 2: No, you still have to be invited, but a lot
Speaker 2: of people don't go because it's like hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of dollars.
Speaker 4: How much is it?
Speaker 2: Grace? So it has seventy five thousand dollars as the
Speaker 2: ticket price. But I think a lot of designers invite
Speaker 2: people to wear their fashions, but it all has to
Speaker 2: be approved by Anna Wintoor.
Speaker 1: Yes, So I watched a really funny little segment that
Speaker 1: was on. It was just a real that was going
Speaker 1: vi from at the Graham Norton show. And you know
Speaker 1: Helena Bonham Carter, she was everything she was from Harry Potter.
Speaker 1: So she was sitting on the couch with Rihanna and
Speaker 1: like a whole heap of other just like absolute aless celebrities,
Speaker 1: and Graham Norton was saying like, oh, you guys have
Speaker 1: all been to the met to the met gala before.
Speaker 3: And Helena was the only one who hadn't have listened
Speaker 3: to this all been at the real METCARTA No, yes
Speaker 3: you have it. You haven't. No, you have not, because
Speaker 3: dress like that.
Speaker 2: Old.
Speaker 1: So that was Rihanna just absolutely slaying.
Speaker 3: It was so funny.
Speaker 2: Is some Brihanna's brown called savage that that was savage?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really was. But also they all just laughed
Speaker 1: and she was like, yeah fair. She was sitting there
Speaker 1: in this big, like voluminous pattern.
Speaker 2: Dress because she's quite alternate, like she al so she
Speaker 2: wears is quiet and she doesn't care.
Speaker 3: She gives no fs, she doesn't care.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm the minority Laura, and I
Speaker 2: don't you tell me your experience, but I'm getting married
Speaker 2: very very very soon. I have not enjoyed wedding planning
Speaker 2: one bit, like not maybe four percent, if I had
Speaker 2: to pull a number out of my butt, four percent,
Speaker 2: Like I have disliked the entire process.
Speaker 1: I don't like admin or planning of anything. So I mean,
Speaker 1: I was very lucky when it came to my wedding
Speaker 1: with Matt. Because Matt in a past life before he
Speaker 1: did what he does now, he.
Speaker 3: Used to be an event organizer, so.
Speaker 1: He has so many I know, I know, and he
Speaker 1: was like the unicorn person to marry because I hate organization,
Speaker 1: I hate admin, and he is so good at it,
Speaker 1: so he just took over and pretty much, you know,
Speaker 1: I hear horror stories about so many women who are
Speaker 1: left doing all the planning for the wedding and the
Speaker 1: guy just rocks up in his tucks on the day.
Speaker 1: That was not the case to me. I was like
Speaker 1: a wedding princess. I just rocked up in my wedding
Speaker 1: dress and someone pointing me in the direction.
Speaker 3: Oh you're turning me on, stop it?
Speaker 4: Like that is that is all I could have dreamt of.
Speaker 3: I don't know how I feel about that. The banks
Speaker 3: just roll with it. But I even have a.
Speaker 2: Wedding plan like, I have these amazing planners from Easy
Speaker 2: Weddings that are helping me so much because it is
Speaker 2: an international wedding.
Speaker 3: But that doesn't sound very easy for you.
Speaker 2: But no, but it's because even with a planner, they
Speaker 2: don't make the whole wedding for you, like you to
Speaker 2: make make a decision. Yeah, my fiante Ben, he got
Speaker 2: the date mixed up, Like when I quized him on
Speaker 2: the date, he didn't even know what date he was
Speaker 2: supposed to turn up, which was very worrying.
Speaker 3: So it's really soon. He doesn't have a suit.
Speaker 4: He does not have a suit.
Speaker 2: He did not have his groomsman suits until a week ago,
Speaker 2: and they've just arrived and they don't fit Britt.
Speaker 1: Can I also point out that, so for anyone who
Speaker 1: doesn't know this, like the celebrant that BRIT's gonna use
Speaker 1: is one of my best friends. She was a celebrant
Speaker 1: at my wedding and I saw her on the weekend
Speaker 1: and she was like, I'm really glad that Britt actually
Speaker 1: finally messaged me about getting the paperwork underway, because I
Speaker 1: don't know if she realizes that you can't just show
Speaker 1: up on the day and get married. You have to
Speaker 1: have a it's called an intent to marry already pre
Speaker 1: done yep, and Britt had.
Speaker 3: Not done that yet.
Speaker 1: So Britt intends to marry, but just hadn't actually done
Speaker 1: the paperwork.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the intent's there, but legally it's not. No, it's
Speaker 4: a whole thing.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: I just thought you could get married.
Speaker 3: I thought love ruled all.
Speaker 1: So I think it's to try and shop, like to
Speaker 1: try and stop those like Vegas shotgun weddings.
Speaker 3: It's to try and.
Speaker 1: Stop people from eloping on a drunk night out and
Speaker 1: then you know, an nulling it the next day.
Speaker 2: So Ben suit haven't hasn't arrived yet, right, and he's
Speaker 2: six foot five, so it's.
Speaker 4: Highly likely it is not going to fit him. But
Speaker 4: we have no time to change it.
Speaker 3: So just be a little bit cropped like alot work
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 2: The ankle bit is three quarters, or maybe we can
Speaker 2: just we might just have to cut the pants off
Speaker 2: and just make them sure cute cute, okay whatever.
Speaker 4: The groomsman suits arrived, did they fit?
Speaker 3: No, they didn't so cute, So we sent those back
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping that they come back in time.
Speaker 2: And the big thing is and there's there's no one
Speaker 2: to blame here, and I have faith Laura is making
Speaker 2: my wedding rings, which I have seen pictures of them.
Speaker 2: They are stunning, Thank you, But do I have them yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: When you say there's no one to blame here, So
Speaker 1: for context in when I'm not moonlighting as a radio person,
Speaker 1: I'm also a jewlry designer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, swipe up temp socent off.
Speaker 1: No, but really, so Brit came to me and said,
Speaker 1: you know what she wanted to get her engagement rings made.
Speaker 4: I would never get them from anybody else.
Speaker 3: That was almost a year ago. Wait they're free, right,
Speaker 3: that was almost a year ago.
Speaker 1: And then it took you so long to actually get
Speaker 1: organized on what you wanted that it was only a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago that Britt was like, Okay, I've.
Speaker 3: Finally decided this is what I want.
Speaker 1: Which is fine, Like, we know we can hustle, we
Speaker 1: can get things done.
Speaker 3: But when you have months of.
Speaker 1: Preparation and then someone rocks up and they're like, hey,
Speaker 1: I actually need three rings now for Ben and two rings, yeah,
Speaker 1: she really overstretched it. So anyway, I want to reassure you, though, Britt,
Speaker 1: your rings look amazing, and they are almost finished and
Speaker 1: you will have them for your wedding day, so you
Speaker 1: don't need to worry about that.
Speaker 3: I will come through with those goods, don't you worry.
Speaker 4: The almost part gives me a little bit of anxiety.
Speaker 3: What did I say? Almost? Yes, they'll almost be ready
Speaker 3: for your wedding.
Speaker 4: Yep, and they'll almost be perfect.
Speaker 3: No, I think not. No, I said they're almost here.
Speaker 3: They're almost finished.
Speaker 2: And you know what, it's at the point now where
Speaker 2: the littlest things are making me so upset.
Speaker 3: But it's I wouldn't normally be upset.
Speaker 2: I couldn't really care about it, but because of the accumulation,
Speaker 2: it is like a wedding stress snowball build up, you
Speaker 2: know where they all piler. So the other day my
Speaker 2: cake person wrote and said that they didn't have the
Speaker 2: pastry that I needed anymore, and I cried, that is
Speaker 2: how ridiculous I've been crying over a cake.
Speaker 1: Now you need to listen to some mel Robbins and
Speaker 1: you just need to let go.
Speaker 3: What is that? What's her thing? Let them? Let them,
Speaker 3: just let them.
Speaker 2: Well, I am so now I'm not having my pastry cake,
Speaker 2: which I'm very upset about But at this point, I
Speaker 2: genuinely believe that if somebody said I could design a
Speaker 2: wedding for you, you won't know one thing and I
Speaker 2: could turn up. I would turn up like I do
Speaker 2: not care about the decisions anymore. I'm like Ben, as
Speaker 2: long as you figure out the date, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to test him again to make sure he's got it.
Speaker 2: As long as you figure out the date. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I've just realized I don't even have my flight. I
Speaker 2: don't even have my flight.
Speaker 1: You need to sort your life out, Brittany. And I
Speaker 1: don't think live on air is the place to do it.
Speaker 1: I reckon that this is something that you might need
Speaker 1: to do in your own personal time.
Speaker 4: Sorry, because I it's so many flights, I always could
Speaker 4: confus what I've booked.
Speaker 3: I haven't booked it.
Speaker 4: Okay, watch this space.
Speaker 3: I may or may not.
Speaker 4: Be getting married soon.
Speaker 1: The other day, I was on Instagram and I was
Speaker 1: looking through the news. Not for anything hard hitting, let
Speaker 1: me tell you, but I was like flicking through a
Speaker 1: couple of news sides, and then I saw a familiar
Speaker 1: face pop up.
Speaker 3: So there's an.
Speaker 1: Article that's going viral at the moment about a woman
Speaker 1: who went and had a massage. Unfortunately, it wasn't a
Speaker 1: massage parlor that she walked into, but as I was
Speaker 1: watching it, it literally came up first and I was like,
Speaker 1: hold on, that's Sophie. Sophie is someone I work with
Speaker 1: through my business tony mate. She's got a small business
Speaker 1: her self called Talent Tied Beautiful. But have a listen
Speaker 1: to this, guys.
Speaker 3: Guess what. I accidentally had a massage out of broth.
Speaker 1: So currently Sophie is she's blowing up new sides all
Speaker 1: across the country because an unfortunate mishap.
Speaker 3: In a massage parlor. So welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Hi, how are you going good?
Speaker 4: So? How does one end up in an adult massage pilor?
Speaker 4: Shall I say?
Speaker 5: Oh? Well, I had hurt my neck going for a swim.
Speaker 5: That's what happens when you're over thirty and had been
Speaker 5: to the gym and was desperate to get my neck fixed.
Speaker 5: I literally just went into my small coastal town. There
Speaker 5: was a massage place open. I walked in. I didn't
Speaker 5: really think too much of it until like three weeks later.
Speaker 5: There was a lady asleep in the window, but I
Speaker 5: just thought she was.
Speaker 4: Sleep in the window, and that wasn't the tell, No.
Speaker 5: Not at all. I just thought tired, like we've all.
Speaker 4: Been working hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah great, So what happens? Did you walk in you
Speaker 3: like asked for a massage? Did everyone look confused?
Speaker 5: Was it like you know, everyone seemed really surprised to
Speaker 5: see me there, And then I went in to explain
Speaker 5: how small my neck was. They kind of rushed me
Speaker 5: through the process really quickly. I had to do pay
Speaker 5: ID rather than like tush or card, which I also
Speaker 5: didn't think was like that out of the ordinary. Everyone
Speaker 5: has tech issues. In hindsight, there was so many red
Speaker 5: flags like waving right in my face, like I'm a
Speaker 5: busy mom, I have three businesses. I was desperate for
Speaker 5: a massage. I had forty five minutes before a meeting.
Speaker 5: I just was didn't even seek they were would have
Speaker 5: been so confused.
Speaker 1: So how Isa, what are the I don't want to
Speaker 1: know what the red flags were that you saw?
Speaker 5: Okay bed on the floor for the ladies sleep in
Speaker 5: the window, and she was like done up to the nine.
Speaker 5: She looked so beautiful. Then once I'd paid via PAYID,
Speaker 5: the massage therapist called a man and got him to
Speaker 5: confirm that my payment had come through. The biggest red
Speaker 5: flag at the time for me was like they didn't
Speaker 5: change the bedding. Once I'd left. She was like out out,
Speaker 5: go go, and I was like, she didn't leave the room.
Speaker 5: I was there with my top off and everything, and
Speaker 5: she didn't change anything, and she just showed me out that.
Speaker 5: I was like, well, my next field heat's better.
Speaker 3: Okay, they did a good job at least.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did an amazing job. And then in hindsight
Speaker 5: now I'm like, oh, you were like touching my bums
Speaker 5: a fair bit, But.
Speaker 3: Do you think that they were waiting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe they were waiting for you to turn around
Speaker 1: to actually ask for more of a full service.
Speaker 5: I thought, Oh, I mean, I'm the biggest believer in
Speaker 5: other people are professionals in their profession. I thought, this
Speaker 5: is a new technique, so you're really good at look.
Speaker 4: I feel for you. I've sort of accidentally done it
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 2: I was in this massage parlor once, just a random
Speaker 2: one that I went into, and there was a man
Speaker 2: massage in me, which I only ever usually get females,
Speaker 2: and I remember thinking like he started to massage me
Speaker 2: in a really funny way, like he would massage.
Speaker 4: At my back, but he would lean his chest onto
Speaker 4: my back, and really his chest wasn't actually on it,
Speaker 4: but I.
Speaker 2: Could feel the closes, I could feel the closest and
Speaker 2: he kept going up and up and up, and I
Speaker 2: was like, I was so uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: But it was so many years ago where.
Speaker 2: Now I would have run out of the room, right,
Speaker 2: I would have said stop. But then I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: it was overseas. I was like, just see it out, yeah,
Speaker 2: And then towards the end he started we spree my ear.
Speaker 4: So every time it's horrified.
Speaker 2: Yes, every time he went out my back from like
Speaker 2: the top of my butt all the.
Speaker 4: Way up, he was like sex. And I was like,
Speaker 4: and I was so awkward. I was like planking, you
Speaker 4: know when your body goes so stiff.
Speaker 3: This is like evilly horribly predatory. I can't even laugh
Speaker 3: about this.
Speaker 5: That's definitely a line drawn all the red flags.
Speaker 1: I wonder if this is not as like, you know, infrequent, yeah, infrequent,
Speaker 1: as what maybe we might.
Speaker 2: Think it is.
Speaker 5: My video would suggest.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was in my twenties, I went
Speaker 1: in to get a massage. I didn't think anything of it,
Speaker 1: which just shows how naive I was.
Speaker 3: I was so young.
Speaker 1: I was with my boyfriend at the time, and I
Speaker 1: walked into a massage parlor. Thinking back, it was just
Speaker 1: two mattresses on the floor, So let me tell you,
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 3: That that was a qualified massage parlor. But nothing bad happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well look, and I just feel like egg on me.
Speaker 5: You know. Everyone else on the internet was like, there's
Speaker 5: so many tells, you know, if they've got a flashing
Speaker 5: light out the front, and I was like, I didn't
Speaker 5: even notice it's a massage place.
Speaker 1: So all I have to say is I really hope
Speaker 1: that your neck is feeling better.
Speaker 3: And I want to go back.
Speaker 5: You go back on viral all over the internet.
Speaker 1: So we recently were talking about the fact that my
Speaker 1: two daughters, Marley and Lola, five.
Speaker 3: And four, are both still sleeping in my bed, which
Speaker 3: is not ideal. It's insane.
Speaker 1: Yea queen bed as well, so like, no one's sleeping
Speaker 1: in our household too big. Five's too big. So Marley
Speaker 1: only gets in sometimes because she realizes that her little sister,
Speaker 1: because they share a room and they share bunk beds,
Speaker 1: she realizes her little sister has come and gotten in
Speaker 1: our bed. So she's like, well, stuff this, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna stay in here by myself. So then she finds
Speaker 1: her way into our bed as well. She's got foe
Speaker 1: mo she does.
Speaker 3: But the problem is Lola.
Speaker 1: Lola is ground zero because up until recently, Lola, since
Speaker 1: since she was like I'm talking eighteen months and she could,
Speaker 1: since she could get out of her own cot, she
Speaker 1: has not a night in her own bed. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter where I am, it doesn't matter what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: She will sniff me out and she will find me
Speaker 1: in the middle of the night, she will climb into bed,
Speaker 1: and it just means that no one gets good sleep
Speaker 1: in our household. So we had a pediatrician named doctor
Speaker 1: Gollye come on the show a couple of weeks back,
Speaker 1: and he was talking about a method to get your
Speaker 1: kids to sleep in their own bed called the camp
Speaker 1: out method.
Speaker 3: Have to listen to this.
Speaker 6: Put Lolly in her bedroom, in her bed where you
Speaker 6: intend for her to sleep the way you're currently doing it.
Speaker 6: But then at the same time you go to bed
Speaker 6: in the same room. So you actually move a single
Speaker 6: mattress into her room, but ever so slowly you move
Speaker 6: that mattress closer and closer to the door, eventually on
Speaker 6: the other side of the door in the hallway, and
Speaker 6: then again you inch it every night or two further away,
Speaker 6: until eventually it's in the corridor and then magically just
Speaker 6: returned to your own bedroom.
Speaker 4: You have to edge away.
Speaker 1: Okay, My fear is that this is an absolute stitch
Speaker 1: up and we will both be sleeping in a trundle
Speaker 1: bed in the hallway.
Speaker 4: I did source doctor Gollie for you.
Speaker 2: I did bring him for you, and I did think
Speaker 2: that I was you know, not all heroes were cave
Speaker 2: so I thought you'd be celebrating me, thanking me.
Speaker 3: But it's not quite what happened.
Speaker 1: No, because when I heard this, and look, I.
Speaker 3: Am not an expert. Let it be known. I am
Speaker 3: the woman.
Speaker 1: Who's had a child's sleep in their bed for the
Speaker 1: last three years five years.
Speaker 3: But the thing is.
Speaker 1: Is, I just know that if I did this method,
Speaker 1: Lola and I are both sleeping on a pull out
Speaker 1: bed in the hallway, like, she'll sniff me out, doesn't
Speaker 1: matter where I go. If I inched ten centimeters further away,
Speaker 1: she'll just roll there.
Speaker 3: She'll find her way.
Speaker 4: Yes, she'll leave at eighteen when she graduates.
Speaker 1: So I was actually in the park and this woman
Speaker 1: came up to me who listened to the show. She
Speaker 1: heard it and she was like, did you try the
Speaker 1: camp out method? And I was like, I can't do it.
Speaker 1: So what I want to share with you guys is, look,
Speaker 1: I haven't done the camp out method, and if it's
Speaker 1: worked for you, amazing. But I have come across another
Speaker 1: thing that is working fantastic in our household.
Speaker 3: So we have started the rewards chart.
Speaker 1: Now it's not a new theory, it's just bribery, but
Speaker 1: it works really well. So we've created a chart. Monday
Speaker 1: through to Friday, every night she sleeps in her own
Speaker 1: she gets a stamp. It is amazing how excited.
Speaker 3: Kids get about a stamp, Like this is the best
Speaker 3: thing that's happened to her all day.
Speaker 2: Well, it can't be the stamp. It's the idea of
Speaker 2: what the stamp brings, right, it's the prospect of the future.
Speaker 2: What is at the end of the stamp?
Speaker 1: Well, it's not even no, no, it's the stamp is
Speaker 1: pretty enticing. She gets to pick which stamp she wants.
Speaker 1: Brought a whole pack on Amazon, all these different animals
Speaker 1: every day. She like tomorrow it's gonna be the turtle mum.
Speaker 1: So like she's pretty stroked about the stamp system. And
Speaker 1: then when we get to Friday. So once she's done
Speaker 1: six sleeps from Sunday to three.
Speaker 4: To four, not even five, you've gone the hole.
Speaker 3: Stretch in it, guys.
Speaker 1: And next week it's going to be seven, we get
Speaker 1: to go for Yochi. The thing is, though, so if.
Speaker 2: I don't see you for twenty four hours of the day,
Speaker 2: you will get So we taken for Yochi on a
Speaker 2: Friday afternoon.
Speaker 1: And about yogurt, Yeah, like frozen yoga. It's like going
Speaker 1: to the ice cream shop. The thing is, though, is
Speaker 1: that we always go to Yochi on a Friday afternoon.
Speaker 3: We've been going to Yochi on.
Speaker 1: A Friday afternoon for almost a year. That's just a
Speaker 1: little thing that we do. So I'm bribing her with
Speaker 1: something that she already gets to do. She just hasn't
Speaker 1: cottoned on that. Now it's a bribe.
Speaker 2: What are you going to do when she realizes that,
Speaker 2: like that's already a given.
Speaker 1: Hopefully by then she's gotten pretty good at sleeping in
Speaker 1: her own bed and it becomes like habit for her.
Speaker 3: Everyone tells you that bribery is not a good idea for.
Speaker 1: Kids, but it's just so effective that I think if
Speaker 1: it works for you, leaning.
Speaker 4: But maybe this bribe is different.
Speaker 2: And I think it is because it's not like if
Speaker 2: you stop screaming, I'll give you this. It's more of
Speaker 2: something that they're working towards themselves, and it's a prolonged
Speaker 2: new habit that they're forming, so like six nights a week,
Speaker 2: she has to do this one thing to get it.
Speaker 2: So I think it's different than like, please, if you
Speaker 2: stop screaming, I'll give you an ice cream. Absolutely, I
Speaker 2: know I joke and I call it a bribe, but
Speaker 2: really I think that the word reward system is the
Speaker 2: best way of going about it. It's building resilience, it's
Speaker 2: building a sense of self confidence that she can achieve something.
Speaker 3: All in our own bit of a stretch.
Speaker 2: We've gone from ice cream she is running for prime minister. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm glad you just got your life back laws just
Speaker 2: in time for the third baby to arrive.
Speaker 3: Well, this is why we're doing it.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get to a place where both our
Speaker 1: kids sleep in their same bed. So that way we
Speaker 1: don't have two other children in the bed and a
Speaker 1: newborn baby, because I just I don't think I'll survive that.
Speaker 2: Where's your newborn going to go back in the hallway
Speaker 2: where lollies to sleep.
Speaker 4: You've got a pretty crowded house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a whole other story because at the moment
Speaker 1: we don't have a nursery because I turned that into
Speaker 1: like a little work room.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anyway, guys like that is it from us today?