Speaker 1: Laura, come on in.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello. I think there's two types of people in
Speaker 3: the world, you know, don't start. I know, I know,
Speaker 3: it's three pm and I'm supposed to be here all chirpy,
Speaker 3: and I am all chirpy, but like, I feel like
Speaker 3: there's the Lauras of the world and the Mixes of
Speaker 3: the world, and the Brits of the world who are
Speaker 3: quite cranky.
Speaker 4: Okay, you wanna know wh I'm cranky? Thanks for asking, Mitch.
Speaker 3: So this morning, I mean with Laura all day, right,
Speaker 3: because before we do radio, we do a bunch of
Speaker 3: other work.
Speaker 4: We do the podcast work, whatever, we have meetings.
Speaker 3: We've spent many hours together. That's why she's.
Speaker 4: So we're a few hours deep.
Speaker 3: And then one of our other friends comes to meet
Speaker 3: us for a meeting, and she walks in and as
Speaker 3: soon as she sees she has, oh, babe, what you
Speaker 3: got all over your face?
Speaker 4: You got a big black mark on your face? And
Speaker 4: I was like, what, pulled out my phone.
Speaker 3: Sure enough, I had obviously wiped my mascara down across
Speaker 3: my face, this huge black smudge. And I looked at
Speaker 3: Laura and I was like, Laura, why haven't you told
Speaker 3: me we've been together for hours, and she goes, oh,
Speaker 3: I don't know, it was too hard.
Speaker 4: I could be bothered.
Speaker 3: You had to tell you.
Speaker 5: What did you say, Laura.
Speaker 3: I didn't say it was too hard.
Speaker 6: I said I noticed it, but then I forgot so
Speaker 6: I did, like I clocked it.
Speaker 3: I clocked it.
Speaker 6: There was mascara there. But then like, I just forgot
Speaker 6: about it and it didn't bother me. So I just
Speaker 6: forgot to tell you.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have to bother you.
Speaker 3: It's on my face.
Speaker 6: It bothers me, but it didn't bother you because you
Speaker 6: didn't know about it, and I was the only one there,
Speaker 6: so no one.
Speaker 5: I have to get. You have to tell someone if
Speaker 5: you've noticed something on the face, yes you.
Speaker 3: Do, or I disagree. I think that there's two kinds
Speaker 3: of people.
Speaker 6: There's people who criticize, and so they're so quick to
Speaker 6: be like, excuse me, you've got something on your face.
Speaker 3: They want to be the vigilante criticizing. It's just letting
Speaker 3: someone know I have got something face. It's okay. We
Speaker 3: all have things on our face from time to time.
Speaker 3: Just be okay with like, it's fine, you've got attitude
Speaker 3: on yours, So what what I'm going to do. I'm
Speaker 3: going to prove this year. I'm going to go put
Speaker 3: something on my face. I'm going to walk out into
Speaker 3: that radio studio right now. In the break, we'll see
Speaker 3: how many people and who's sopety. I bet you no
Speaker 3: one cares. I will put money on the fact that
Speaker 3: not one single person out there, none of the producers care.
Speaker 3: If you've got something on.
Speaker 5: Your face, put lippy or something face and then we'll
Speaker 5: see what they.
Speaker 4: Say, because you'd say something, right, Mitch, of course it would.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're a real good friend. Then I adore you, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone thinks they will, and no one ever does.
Speaker 4: Okay, coming up, let's see if Laura's wrong.
Speaker 3: All right, let's put it to the test.
Speaker 7: That is on the way play. Samantha Jade is joining
Speaker 7: us on the show today. She's got a new Christmas
Speaker 7: song and we've teamed up with her. We're giving you
Speaker 7: the chance to have her perform at your school.
Speaker 3: So cute. That'll win you some brownie points in school,
Speaker 3: won't it.
Speaker 5: Totally.
Speaker 7: Sam's joining us on the show soon thanks to Chemist's Warehouse.
Speaker 7: Let's start heading today great savings every day.
Speaker 4: If you guys just missed it.
Speaker 3: We're having a bit of a fiery debate here at
Speaker 3: the pickup Laura, Mitch and myself, because I think there's
Speaker 3: two kinds of people in the world. One that will
Speaker 3: tell you if you have something in your teeth, something
Speaker 3: on your face, your tags out, your shirts inside out,
Speaker 3: which is yourself, Mitch and myself.
Speaker 4: Then there's the other kind of person who doesn't have.
Speaker 3: The respect to let you know that there is something
Speaker 3: on your face, and that is you. No, you say this.
Speaker 6: As though I'm like maliciously not telling people. I'm just
Speaker 6: conflict avoidant. It just doesn't I'm.
Speaker 5: Not conflict avoidan.
Speaker 4: Telling someone they have something on their face isn't a conflict.
Speaker 3: You do it a favor.
Speaker 4: Hang on Anyway, I had saying on my face for
Speaker 4: hours Laura. Laura ignored it. She just let it sit
Speaker 4: on my face. Somebody else, somebody else had big deal.
Speaker 3: But it was not a big deal.
Speaker 5: Four and you didn't bring it up.
Speaker 3: It was a tiny speck, it was not It was
Speaker 3: a smuch, a big smunch. The point that another friend
Speaker 3: walked in within two seconds was like, oh babe, something's
Speaker 3: all over your face.
Speaker 4: Let me get it off. And I was like, oh wow,
Speaker 4: what a good frank.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So then I thought, you know what, I'm gonna put
Speaker 3: it to the test right here. I'm going to put
Speaker 3: some lipstick or something on my face. I'm going to
Speaker 3: walk out into the radio station and see how long
Speaker 3: it takes anybody to notice and tell me. Within five seconds,
Speaker 3: I hadn't even made it out the door. One of
Speaker 3: the guys is like, oh, you've baby got something your face.
Speaker 4: Have listened.
Speaker 5: What's happening your face? You kiss face? See that's natural,
Speaker 5: Laura sounds calm cook.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, okay, let's just set the scene first.
Speaker 6: We're talking a little smudge of muscar out of place.
Speaker 6: We're talking lipstick smeared on your face?
Speaker 3: Did like, but did that sound like a conflict, because
Speaker 3: you don't like conflict. It wasn't a conflict.
Speaker 6: It just was an unavoidable thing that it was so
Speaker 6: obviously there a big kiss of lipstick.
Speaker 3: I would have said that as well.
Speaker 7: It was a bit of noxious bree related on figlet.
Speaker 3: So you waved that cheek around. You were like, someone
Speaker 3: tell me that, shaking your cheek. You were going literally
Speaker 3: just talking like a normal human. Anyway, Moving along, I
Speaker 3: moved into the masses of people, and then one minute later.
Speaker 5: This, how are you rocking a lips cheek for some
Speaker 5: sort of.
Speaker 3: Okay? All right, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 6: I feel like I need to defend myself what you're
Speaker 6: also not pointing out? Yes, great, you have audio of
Speaker 6: the two people when not.
Speaker 3: Talking about the equal amount of people who were in there,
Speaker 3: who didn't say anything, who just kept quiet.
Speaker 6: Who are the Laura Burns of this department? And that
Speaker 6: is what happens. There are some people who will tell you,
Speaker 6: and there are some people and it just it's just.
Speaker 3: Not a big deal.
Speaker 4: Hang on. Those people also said this, so there you go.
Speaker 3: They said that they actually saw it straight away but
Speaker 3: figured it was something to do with radio, so they
Speaker 3: didn't bring it up. For that part.
Speaker 6: I also thought your mascara it was something to do
Speaker 6: with radio, So I thought that you would just look
Speaker 6: at all this content we've gotten out of it.
Speaker 3: You know. I felt like it was a setup, and
Speaker 3: I feel like you've gone down setup.
Speaker 4: You've gone down the friend lader.
Speaker 6: I just think, do you know what, I think we
Speaker 6: care too much. It's okay if you got something stuck
Speaker 6: in your teeth.
Speaker 3: On your face.
Speaker 7: Laurie, you've come to the studio with full on child
Speaker 7: fecal matter on your face.
Speaker 3: No one told me because that was rank.
Speaker 5: We're embarrassed for you. We don't want to.
Speaker 3: I've got two children. They tell me all the things
Speaker 3: that the things that's wrong with me.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I'm confident with our choices in life.
Speaker 4: Yes, saw way news. Guess he's coming into the studio next.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Yeah, she's got Christmas Tinsel on her phone.
Speaker 6: Are you going to tell her everything that's wrong with
Speaker 6: her as well? There's nothing wrong with if there's a
Speaker 6: hair out of place where you let her know?
Speaker 4: Samantha Jade is an angel.
Speaker 3: There is nothing wrong say that about our guests standing
Speaker 3: by to join us.
Speaker 7: He's coming on the show next. We have teamed up
Speaker 7: with her to give you a shot to get a
Speaker 7: performance to perform at your school.
Speaker 3: Cool, so fun. It would be so fun to have
Speaker 3: her come in andto a.
Speaker 5: Song totally all the details next me.
Speaker 7: Jade's on with us at the pickup after this listen,
Speaker 7: you'll know our next guest as being an Australian icon.
Speaker 7: You may also be able to get her at your
Speaker 7: kids school very soon. She's giving you the chance to
Speaker 7: perform live. You might even get a brand new Christmas song,
Speaker 7: Christmas Kiss. The One and Only Samantha Jay joins us.
Speaker 7: Now Hello Sammy, Hello, welcome back.
Speaker 8: Thanks guys. I always love chatting to you. How are we?
Speaker 3: We are good? How okay?
Speaker 6: I want to know you've just written a Christmas song
Speaker 6: Christmas Kiss? How is that different to writing and you know,
Speaker 6: a fire, a relationship song or a love song, and
Speaker 6: then you've got a Christmas Carol?
Speaker 3: Do you know what?
Speaker 7: It is?
Speaker 8: A different It's a different feeling altogether because you can
Speaker 8: kind of go all the way cheese and all the
Speaker 8: way like hitch and like you can there's nothing you
Speaker 8: can just do it, and it's like people actually love it.
Speaker 8: It's the one time of the year that everyone's like,
Speaker 8: I'm okay with the cheese. And so I kind of
Speaker 8: was writing the lyrics and I was like, this is
Speaker 8: I can this is not it's too cheesy, and my
Speaker 8: friend was like, it's Christmas like it. That's how it is. Oh,
Speaker 8: it's really fun and you can put all of the
Speaker 8: melodies that you want to do that, you know, because
Speaker 8: when you're writing a song sometimes you're in the room
Speaker 8: you're like, oh, that melody is too like everyone will
Speaker 8: sink will go there, so we shouldn't. But Christmas is
Speaker 8: the time to do those melodies and all the backgrounds
Speaker 8: and yeah, it's just it was really, really fun. I've
Speaker 8: got to say, this is the most fun I've had
Speaker 8: writing a song in a while.
Speaker 3: Samantha, do you think not to put you on the spot,
Speaker 3: but do you think you could give.
Speaker 4: Us like a little taste? Would you sing a little
Speaker 4: acoustic for us right now? Or is that asking too much?
Speaker 8: No, I can do that. I'll give you a bit
Speaker 8: of the verse because the verse is really cute. So
Speaker 8: the kind of of Christmas night a comus.
Speaker 3: Bad from the Games?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I can hear my Auntie's drunk on eggs
Speaker 7: glaring that Christmas day.
Speaker 3: Honestly, it just takes you to like you're sitting around dessert,
Speaker 3: everyone's singing.
Speaker 4: And exactly what you just said, you can't.
Speaker 6: Get too corny on Christmas essentially, but also like this
Speaker 6: is what we need. We need new Christmas songs because
Speaker 6: no one wants to carry it's done put.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want transparency sent me.
Speaker 7: Do you read the articles where everyone goes Mariah carry
Speaker 7: makes two million dollars a day at Christmas?
Speaker 5: Is that why you're releasing a Christmas song for the royalties?
Speaker 8: Listen, I will say it is the gifts that keeps
Speaker 8: on giving because every year you can just be like
Speaker 8: putting it out again.
Speaker 6: You wheel that bad Boy out, you just see the
Speaker 6: royalties roll back in.
Speaker 5: So, Sam, what's happening. What's happening with the competition?
Speaker 7: You're giving people the chance to perform at the school
Speaker 7: to hear the song live.
Speaker 8: Basically, we're going to come and perform at the school exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 8: So we'll come and we'll do Christmas kids, and we'll
Speaker 8: do a few other songs, a few more carols and yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean there's nothing better I think than live music.
Speaker 8: There's there's a feeling that that you just you can't
Speaker 8: get through the phone or through anything. It's in person.
Speaker 8: It's so much better. So we're like, we've got to
Speaker 8: go to the schools and perform for them.
Speaker 5: So far, well, we're giving you the chance.
Speaker 7: If you want to submit your school the pickup dot
Speaker 7: com dot a you answer in twenty five words or
Speaker 7: less why you want some anthe jay there, and we'll
Speaker 7: give you will take Sam to you and you're so tiny,
Speaker 7: we'll just put.
Speaker 3: Her in a little put a. This is so beautiful.
Speaker 6: Also, speaking of kids, okay, I have a four year
Speaker 6: old to two year old and we were talking about
Speaker 6: it last week.
Speaker 3: This is so is my time. Okay. I think my
Speaker 3: kids are gifted. I think that they are going to.
Speaker 6: Be the next singers the big Australian export, especially my
Speaker 6: four year old.
Speaker 4: Sure potential, they have potential.
Speaker 3: I need you, I need you to weigh in.
Speaker 6: I've got some recordings of their little singing lawless too.
Speaker 6: Molly's fat, Like, let's be kind to them, you know,
Speaker 6: let's not dash their dreams before it started.
Speaker 5: That'd be fine to me.
Speaker 7: Sam did win the X Factor, so Sam is perfect
Speaker 7: for to judge this, to judge that, I know.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad that you're here. Okay, this is Molly mate.
Speaker 2: She loves all the boys. I'm oh, I well.
Speaker 7: She was?
Speaker 3: Well then, yeah, that's so bad.
Speaker 5: What do you thought, Sam?
Speaker 3: It's an old English nursery rhyme.
Speaker 8: My note would be practice makes perfect and keep practicing,
Speaker 8: keep going, keep practicing.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's the two year old s.
Speaker 2: Leggy girl.
Speaker 5: We cut that off for your own safe I.
Speaker 8: Mean I'm going to say this, the lettle girl that
Speaker 8: was that was that was in the right key, So.
Speaker 3: That was good.
Speaker 4: Think two year old's better. Actually she's better than Marley.
Speaker 3: I do too. Let's not tell Marley that is orange.
Speaker 8: But we're not going to say that to Maley. No, listen,
Speaker 8: like not many people can properly sing into their a
Speaker 8: little older so you don't really know. I mean I
Speaker 8: started when I was seven. That's when my mum was like, oh,
Speaker 8: I feel like this is different than the other kids,
Speaker 8: So I think they can keep practicing.
Speaker 6: No, what I'm getting from this is that most children
Speaker 6: don't know they're till they're seven, but mine do.
Speaker 3: They're quite good.
Speaker 5: Yeah you think that's not what I heard or what
Speaker 5: brit heard. No, let's roll on the sliders. All right,
Speaker 5: Well it's.
Speaker 7: About the Jay's new Christmas single, Christmas Kiss out December first. Yeah,
Speaker 7: this Friday. So excited, Sam, Thanks for having me. Thanks Sam,
Speaker 7: I don't forget the pickup dot com dot au twenty
Speaker 7: five words or less.
Speaker 5: Why you want Samantha Jay at your school? Will get
Speaker 5: her there? All right? Back after this on the pickup.
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Speaker 3: There was no such thing as a verbal consent in
Speaker 3: any theater. They don't have a leg to stand what
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Speaker 7: That's not what I was going to say, because apparently
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Speaker 5: I want to see set. But ah see, yes, maybe
Speaker 5: there's a language barrier, do you know what?
Speaker 3: Okay?
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