Speaker 1: Laura, come on, all her ladies. Is what is going on?
Speaker 2: Mitch?
Speaker 1: It's a new week accent.
Speaker 3: That's that's how Michtury were.
Speaker 1: It's me, Hi, guys.
Speaker 4: I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend Father's Day.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, did you see her very own Australian sweetheart Mirinda
Speaker 5: Kurr announced that she's pregnant with baby number four.
Speaker 1: Oh, isn't she being another boy?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So this is her fourth child, all boys. She's announced
Speaker 5: that this is a boy. She's got three other boys,
Speaker 5: so she's got one to you probably remember Orlando.
Speaker 1: Bloom she has Yeah, that name does ring a boy?
Speaker 5: I remember you remember that it was twelve years ago
Speaker 5: they were together had a baby and that was just weird.
Speaker 5: And now she's got two other boys to the Snapchat
Speaker 5: founder Evan Spiegel, So she's got Heart, Baby Heart and
Speaker 5: baby Miles, which I think they're really cute names. But
Speaker 5: this is baby number four, and of course, I mean,
Speaker 5: how else would you announce it? She announced it on Snapchat?
Speaker 5: Oh wow, leaning into it, isn't she?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Speaking about being a parent. Father's Day on the weekend.
Speaker 4: It's big in our house. We have Maddie Jay, my husband,
Speaker 4: father of two little girls. He cares a lot about
Speaker 4: Father's Day and I managed to monumentally ruin it.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you all about that coming right, all right,
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Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of Father's Day, Mitch, thanks for that. Worries,
Speaker 4: thanks for the reminder as well. It was on the weekend,
Speaker 4: as we all know. I want to know if you're
Speaker 4: listening to this and you managed to ruin Father's Day
Speaker 4: in your household, please give us a call because I
Speaker 4: need to be made to feel a little bit better
Speaker 4: about this.
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Look in our household, Maddie, Jay and my husband we
Speaker 4: have two little girls, four year old, two year old.
Speaker 4: He is an exceptional dad. He does so much for
Speaker 4: the girls. He'd carry so much of the parenting load,
Speaker 4: from taking them to swimming lessons to organizing the swimming
Speaker 4: lessons to going and buying them clothes when they need
Speaker 4: new clothes. Like he is truly a dad who shows up.
Speaker 4: He loves Father's Day. It's such a beautiful day to
Speaker 4: celebrate what, you know, the whole dadding business.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: I got him a nice present which I ordered online.
Speaker 4: I was supposed arrive on Thursday and it hadn't arrived,
Speaker 4: so Friday was tracking it with the postman and then
Speaker 4: it said it was out for delivery. And you know,
Speaker 4: when you go online, you're like, okay, it would have
Speaker 4: been delivered. And I was at work, stressful, yeah, and
Speaker 4: we were here. I get home from work after the
Speaker 4: you know, the workday of deliveries is finished, and it's
Speaker 4: not there. It's not in the post box nowhere anyway,
Speaker 4: that the delivery driver had turned around and taken it
Speaker 4: back to the depot dandard. So there goes my present.
Speaker 4: So I was like, okay, crisis mode. Don't have time
Speaker 4: to get him at present because I had the kids
Speaker 4: all day Saturday, and we had like a day of
Speaker 4: activities with the kids sort of already planned together. So
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, I'll sit down with them and
Speaker 4: we'll make some cards, some beautiful cards, and Mary wanted
Speaker 4: to paint a rock, and so we painted made all
Speaker 4: these little prison.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, nice, the thought yeah, And I.
Speaker 4: Left them outside to dry to then give to him
Speaker 4: for Father's Day. Didn't realize that I should have probably
Speaker 4: checked the weather forecast, because I woke up the next
Speaker 4: day and everything had been rained on. So all the
Speaker 4: cards were ruined. The little pet rock that had been
Speaker 4: made was ruined. Everything wastly.
Speaker 3: The rocks made for outside didn't.
Speaker 6: The rain years of erosion overnight, the rock was splitting half.
Speaker 4: And it was painted with water soluble paint. So the
Speaker 4: whole thing, it was like every card and every little
Speaker 4: thing that had been made for him was just drooping
Speaker 4: into the paper.
Speaker 3: Oh, Laura, you made a huge faith.
Speaker 4: I got up in the morning and I wrote him.
Speaker 4: I didn't have a card, and I wrote him a
Speaker 4: nice message on a piece of a for paper and
Speaker 4: that's what we handed to him on Father's Day morning, and.
Speaker 1: A four piece of paper.
Speaker 5: You're gonna say on the back of a bill or
Speaker 5: something like, just turn the electricy, beildy was.
Speaker 1: What was his response was? It was?
Speaker 8: It?
Speaker 1: Is he part warm?
Speaker 6: Still?
Speaker 3: He just looked flated.
Speaker 4: He looked totally deflating, and I was like, don't worry,
Speaker 4: We're going to go out for breakfast. But by the
Speaker 4: time I managed to get the kids organized, dressed and
Speaker 4: get them out of the house, the line at the
Speaker 4: cafe was an hour and a half. And then I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, I'm gonna make it up to him.
Speaker 4: I'm going to give him a bit of good love
Speaker 4: and at nighttime, yeah, nice.
Speaker 1: And then I got to bed.
Speaker 4: It came to got the kids into bed, and then
Speaker 4: I had a bit of gastro and had to go
Speaker 4: and sit in the bathroom for the rest of the evening.
Speaker 4: So the blond guy got nothing, tell you what you're
Speaker 4: a kid? Laura, here a cash.
Speaker 6: Alisha's called on thirteen one, six five. Did you also
Speaker 6: ruin Father's Day? Make Laura feel better?
Speaker 8: Honestly, Laura, I think I can absolutely beat you on
Speaker 8: ruining Father's Day.
Speaker 1: Did you also have gastro?
Speaker 8: Well, it's worse than gastro. Call my husband, my son Liam,
Speaker 8: he's twelve, and he absolutely insisted. He's like, I need
Speaker 8: to cook dad breakfast a Father's Day. So I was like, okay,
Speaker 8: I'm going to let.
Speaker 4: Him do it.
Speaker 8: It's going to be fine. So we're sitting so he
Speaker 8: may be in breakfast in bed and we're sitting there
Speaker 8: and he's, you know, my poor husband sitting there eating
Speaker 8: the bird toast and half an orange, and you know,
Speaker 8: it was really really bad. It was terrible. And then
Speaker 8: his face just blew up into light. He just started
Speaker 8: to swell, and I'm just, oh my god, what's going on?
Speaker 8: What's going on? He had an allergic reaction.
Speaker 3: To what what was on the top of a baked orange.
Speaker 8: So, well, it's my little son Liam. So he'd made
Speaker 8: his own breakfast before he made his father's and he
Speaker 8: knows that his father's allergic to peanuts.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I know.
Speaker 8: So he had put peanut butter on his own toast
Speaker 8: and then he's made his dad did the same knife
Speaker 8: and he's put at like like I'm talking like as
Speaker 8: soon as like my husband's lips touched peanuts or any like,
Speaker 8: if I've eaten peanuts and I touched his lips, he
Speaker 8: had a reactions. Then he's like really intense reaction. So
Speaker 8: the tiniest little bit went on his toes and you
Speaker 8: couldn't see it because it was so horrifically burnt. So
Speaker 8: basically had a major allergic reaction. My son was crying
Speaker 8: on the flour. We're all crying, and we spent the
Speaker 8: whole day in emergency.
Speaker 4: So he many good loving I'd like to say, you
Speaker 4: didn't ruin Father's Day, your kid did, and so at
Speaker 4: least you can feel better about that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh, oh, you've made me feel better.
Speaker 6: I give.
Speaker 1: But there's two gaslight gaslighting each other getting out of it.
Speaker 1: You're terrible, terrible lovers.
Speaker 4: Look, I think we might have some making up to do,
Speaker 4: maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow.
Speaker 6: So maybe all right, Well, happy Father's Day to matter
Speaker 6: here at the pickup Monday afternoon. Here on the pickup
Speaker 6: with Britt, Laura and Mitch. Thanks to Chemists warehouse heading today,
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Speaker 6: tonight Everyone's favorite Australia's favorite cooking show, My Kitchen Rules,
Speaker 6: premiere seven thirty tonight, Channel seven and seven plus. Obviously
Speaker 6: one of our faves. Irish Australian imports Colin fascinates the star.
Speaker 1: Of the show.
Speaker 6: He's returning tonight and he's joining us now on Zoom.
Speaker 6: Hello Colin, Hello Colin.
Speaker 5: I'm going to ask you straight away, can anyone be
Speaker 5: a chef because I am ridiculously bad. I burned toast.
Speaker 5: I can't cook anything. Do you think there's hope for
Speaker 5: the people out there like me?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: Right along, it's like like what a stupid question. It's
Speaker 7: like it's like I can't even put up a shelf
Speaker 7: in my house, so me as a builder would be
Speaker 7: a disaster.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, you have to have that little little
Speaker 5: It's gonna be something something, right because even when I
Speaker 5: follow a recipe, somehow it still goes wrong and I
Speaker 5: can't work it out.
Speaker 4: No, that's because your number one dish is cooking chicken
Speaker 4: dinosaur nuggets. That's pretty much as that's where it stops
Speaker 4: theability in the kitchen. All right, all right, Colin, when
Speaker 4: did you start, Like how did you get into cooking
Speaker 4: and how did that become not just a passion but
Speaker 4: like your life career.
Speaker 2: My parents were.
Speaker 7: Really good cooks, so obviously my dad used to cook
Speaker 7: on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Speaker 1: So Mike, you didn't need holadays, well.
Speaker 2: My mom cooked the rest. But back then, men didn't cook,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: As bad as it sounds like, I'm fifty now, and
Speaker 7: for a man to cook, it was a big thing.
Speaker 7: And so when I said I wanted to be a chef,
Speaker 7: they were like, well, is this something wrong with you?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 7: Everyone wants to be a chef, even the people who
Speaker 7: born tollst them cook dinosaur nuggets.
Speaker 3: No, I still don't.
Speaker 4: Guys, we've been watching My Kitchen Rules. But tell us
Speaker 4: in your household who does most of the cooking.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sorry, Laura.
Speaker 5: If I married a chef, the guy's cooking. It's not
Speaker 5: like he gets to come over his day job and
Speaker 5: put his feet up my way.
Speaker 4: But also, Colin, you met your wife when you were
Speaker 4: both working in the same restaurant.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: See, I planned to come to Australia and meet a
Speaker 7: blonde on the beach and I met Nordon Irelands in
Speaker 7: a restaurant.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 1: Was did you like? Did she win you over with
Speaker 1: her cooking? Was she also a chef or was she
Speaker 1: wait staff? How'd that happen?
Speaker 7: She's from a house so she's the brains of the
Speaker 7: operation and I was just in the bike screaming and children.
Speaker 6: Okay, right, Well, then another love that you met in
Speaker 6: the chefing world, the culinary world is our beloved menu.
Speaker 6: Also on My Kitchen Rules, with you. Did you guys
Speaker 6: meet in a similar way you guys have been friends
Speaker 6: with like twenty or years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we didn't really get off on the on the
Speaker 7: right four Like, chefs have got a lot of egos,
Speaker 7: believe it or not, and then they like to clash
Speaker 7: in the early days, so we were sort of competing.
Speaker 7: And then I started on him or and I was like,
Speaker 7: oh my god, this guy who I've bagged out and
Speaker 7: he's bagged me out.
Speaker 2: We're now on the same show together.
Speaker 7: And it was he, it was it was his sholl
Speaker 7: so he was the alpha dog.
Speaker 2: So and I was still learning how to.
Speaker 9: Cook, you know, the craft, the craft, not cook the
Speaker 9: craft on TV obviously, And then we made friends the
Speaker 9: first season and from then on.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 3: What's something about man Who? Because everyone loves man Who.
Speaker 3: You can't dislike the guy.
Speaker 5: What's something some dirt you can dish, something that people
Speaker 5: would be surprised, you know.
Speaker 2: Not a problem.
Speaker 7: So when we film, we have a little camper van
Speaker 7: out the back, like in between Entrein and made Man.
Speaker 7: Because he's getting older, he likes to have a little sleep,
Speaker 7: so he sleeps down the end and the makeup girls
Speaker 7: put a little blanket on him a pillow and he
Speaker 7: farts quite a.
Speaker 2: Lot down the bike.
Speaker 7: On the one on the one of us to sit
Speaker 7: at the little camper table in the van like reading
Speaker 7: the paper.
Speaker 2: So he gets the beds and so.
Speaker 3: He just thought you out.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's French.
Speaker 3: It's a high preteen.
Speaker 1: Got to have more with that.
Speaker 6: Colin Fastinage from My Kitchen Rules on with us next
Speaker 6: here at the pickup. HET's the pick up right around Australia. Britt,
Speaker 6: Laura and mitchere thanks to Chemists Warehouse heading today, great
Speaker 6: savings every day. It's back tonight seven thirty on Channel
Speaker 6: seven My Kitchen Rules, Australia's favorite the Judge Extraordinair. Of course, ladies,
Speaker 6: Colin Fastinige is here with us. We want to play
Speaker 6: a little game with you. It's a game we do
Speaker 6: here on the pickup called headlines. So obviously you're a
Speaker 6: very very famous man here in this country. We have
Speaker 6: scoured the internet. We found a bunch of headlines that
Speaker 6: have been written about you. Some are true and we've
Speaker 6: pulled from the internet. Some, however, are completely and utterly
Speaker 6: made up. And it's your job, guys.
Speaker 1: Roll the intro wo.
Speaker 6: Head all right, laws, you hit him with the first headline.
Speaker 6: You have to confirm headline or headline.
Speaker 4: Okay, and then you have to tell us what's the
Speaker 4: truth behind the story.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: My Kitchen Rules star reveals his secret crush on his coworker.
Speaker 2: True, here's the crash. Well it was turned up.
Speaker 6: Yes, oh my god, what a sea change to go
Speaker 6: from farting frenchman Manu to goddess Nigella Lawson.
Speaker 2: Me and brought a bit of class this year, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: The show needed it. And yeah, to get him Manu once.
Speaker 5: So now that he can, I've got a headline.
Speaker 1: What about this?
Speaker 6: Inside has revealed Colon Fastenage's hidden wig secret. His infamous
Speaker 6: locks are a glued on hair piece to protect kitchen
Speaker 6: W H and S Rules.
Speaker 2: That's actually true. I have a week.
Speaker 1: True, there you go. There's going to be afford this.
Speaker 2: You couldn't afford this.
Speaker 5: Actually, it would be the opposite. O H and S
Speaker 5: would be that hair like you'd want to be bored.
Speaker 1: That's not get caught in the flame.
Speaker 7: Wait when I do my instagrams like I purposely touched
Speaker 7: my hair and so many of the Karens just wig
Speaker 7: out touching your hair. Oh I get I'll get one
Speaker 7: hundred two hundred thousand views, and there's just people like
Speaker 7: spinning out because you've touched your hair and I love it, Colin.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of views anyway.
Speaker 5: Another headline, Colin Fastenage admits I served meat to a vegan.
Speaker 5: It was an accident and I couldn't tell them, but
Speaker 5: they did say it was the best vegan.
Speaker 3: Meal they've had.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: False, Okay, that was false. Shame. Would you ever be
Speaker 3: tempted to do that?
Speaker 7: Here's the thing right in the old days, chef's old
Speaker 7: barack on vegans and vegetarians and blah blah blah, thinking
Speaker 7: they're cool. Vegans money and vegetarians money is the exact
Speaker 7: same money as a person erians meat. And if you're
Speaker 7: on a restaurant and you're an idiot, load that you
Speaker 7: deserve to go broke.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, my kitchen rules Judge Colin has vicious
Speaker 4: feud with notorious food critic.
Speaker 2: It's no, I wouldn't say a vicious feud.
Speaker 7: The story behind it was there was a critic who
Speaker 7: was going all the Georgees on MK or were getting
Speaker 7: nailed by this critic and it was more.
Speaker 2: Because you're on TV. It was basically, you've sold that
Speaker 2: you're on TV. So I actually.
Speaker 7: Messaged the critic and I just started on TV and
Speaker 7: my restaurants were fired.
Speaker 2: I don't you know what I mean. I was good
Speaker 2: at what it did.
Speaker 7: And I said, if you're going to come after me
Speaker 7: because I'm on TV, blah blah blah blah blah, end
Speaker 7: of the right. I'm not going to tell the rest
Speaker 7: of the story because legally, legally and basically, the message
Speaker 7: got through to him and he left me alone because
Speaker 7: it wasn't going.
Speaker 2: To end well for him.
Speaker 7: And then I met him years later in a restaurant
Speaker 7: and I was sitting next to the table with my
Speaker 7: wife and he was with his missus, and I said
Speaker 7: to my wife, Oh, by the way, I should probably
Speaker 7: tell you, tell you what I've said to this guy. Yeah,
Speaker 7: And we actually he was quite nice and we went
Speaker 7: for a drink after.
Speaker 3: So there, you befriended your bully.
Speaker 7: Now it's not bully, it's if I don't mind if
Speaker 7: the critic comes after me because of my food, but
Speaker 7: don't come after me because I'm on TV.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean Preacher's people here on TV.
Speaker 4: Preach I was hoping for a street fight, so that's
Speaker 4: kind of disappointing story.
Speaker 7: Who knows if there was a street fly, would would total?
Speaker 6: You never know what we'll get my Kitchen Rules premieres tonight.
Speaker 6: Maybe cord un Blur or maybe street fight with Colin Fastenedge.
Speaker 6: I'm seven thirty Channel seven seven plus. Great to have
Speaker 6: you on, buddy, great to chat. Good luck for tonight's premiere.
Speaker 7: All I will say about this season is one of
Speaker 7: the best seasons for having laughs, for an emotion at
Speaker 7: a little bit of drama.
Speaker 2: But we're back to where we were.
Speaker 1: Is there any food, Colin.
Speaker 7: There's a couple of counternosaurs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I love it, Colin fascinage. Thanks buddy. We'll
Speaker 1: catch up soon, Thanks Colin. All right back after this.
Speaker 6: Here on the pickup Monday afternoon, Britt, Laura and Mitje
Speaker 6: on the pick up. Hello, rushing to Chemist's Warehouse this
Speaker 6: Father's Day. You can still get some big brand fragrances
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Speaker 5: Now, we all know the term karen is synonymous with
Speaker 5: like a complainer, Like you know, you're like, oh, you're
Speaker 5: having a Karen moment.
Speaker 3: All the Karen's call up.
Speaker 1: Can I talk to the manager?
Speaker 3: Can I talk to the manager?
Speaker 4: I feel sorry for people whose name is actually Karen
Speaker 4: because I feel like they're being victimized.
Speaker 1: Just be better.
Speaker 3: Well, listen to this.
Speaker 5: I have some ground breaking news that's going to change
Speaker 5: Karen's life forever.
Speaker 3: It's the world.
Speaker 5: There is a review site called trust Pilot where people
Speaker 5: go and live reviews.
Speaker 1: They've done this.
Speaker 3: They have done this huge survey.
Speaker 5: Now this is all through the UK, this huge survey
Speaker 5: of online complaints, and they have come up with some
Speaker 5: very interesting data.
Speaker 3: They have found that.
Speaker 5: The number one person to make complaints is in fact
Speaker 5: not a Karen. In fact, it is not even a female.
Speaker 5: It is a male named David.
Speaker 6: Wait wait wait, sorry, one really annoying man named David
Speaker 6: in the UK.
Speaker 3: No, so the name.
Speaker 5: So twenty and twenty people named David left one star
Speaker 5: review since the Slight launched in two thousand and seven. Now,
Speaker 5: what they're trying to do is find the male A.
Speaker 5: They're trying to find the male equivalent of Karen. But
Speaker 5: B what this proved is Karen isn't even in the
Speaker 5: top ten in Maaren does not even in fact.
Speaker 3: In support of women everywhere.
Speaker 5: The list came out and there was only one female
Speaker 5: name on the list. Let me tell you, David, Chris, Mark, James, Steve, Michael, Andrew.
Speaker 3: They were the top ten complaints.
Speaker 1: So Karen is finally ruled out on the basis of science.
Speaker 3: Poor Karen. I don't think she was ever even in there.
Speaker 3: I don't know how this name came about.
Speaker 5: I mean, Karen's got a restaurant chain now, I believe
Speaker 5: it or not, but I don't know how she made
Speaker 5: it into this we plainer's list.
Speaker 4: I feel like we can all stand together and say
Speaker 4: that the Karen's out there have been hard done by.
Speaker 3: I think we can all stand together and say the
Speaker 3: Karen in this room is Mitch Jury.
Speaker 1: Absolutely get off it.
Speaker 4: Do you say, David No, I'm not a David No.
Speaker 4: I think if there is a Karen in this room,
Speaker 4: it's me. I love a letter. I love complaining. I
Speaker 4: can't tell you the amount of times where people in
Speaker 4: our street are having parties. And I'll say to my
Speaker 4: husband Matt, and I'll go is it too early to
Speaker 4: call the police yet? And he will be like Flora,
Speaker 4: it is ten o'clock at night and it's a Saturday.
Speaker 1: Let them be kids like their children. They're gonna awake
Speaker 1: their children.
Speaker 5: Laura. Once I witnessed her do it. There was a
Speaker 5: car they didn't park her in. She wasn't parked in,
Speaker 5: but it was parked inconveniently close for Laura's liking. And
Speaker 5: there was a smidge of the car over the line
Speaker 5: at the end. And she wrote this. This was outside
Speaker 5: of my house, and she wrote this note, and she
Speaker 5: went out of a way to do it. She had
Speaker 5: to go find the paper again, come back.
Speaker 1: To like, it's not like she had What did you write?
Speaker 1: What did the notes say?
Speaker 4: Do you know what it actually was? Britt, I'll remind
Speaker 4: you the person. And this is this is such a sin.
Speaker 4: I hate it so much.
Speaker 1: Laura's eyes have just glazed.
Speaker 3: Say Karen's eyes.
Speaker 4: I feel like I should write another letter.
Speaker 1: Now, Okay, calm down, you're stressing it.
Speaker 4: When somebody parks across two car parks, like there's enough
Speaker 4: space for two cars there and they park in the
Speaker 4: middle so only one car can take the space, that
Speaker 4: really gets my goat. And so I wrote a letter
Speaker 4: on the back of a ripped up piece of paper
Speaker 4: to tell them how inconsiderate they were and how they
Speaker 4: really should think other people and stop being so selfish. Wow,
Speaker 4: maybe I should start reading out some of my notes.
Speaker 1: Can you go to trustpilot dot com and see how
Speaker 1: many one.
Speaker 6: Star reviews lauras second on the list. I'd like to know,
Speaker 6: in the spirit of Laura's self admitted Karen behavior, when
Speaker 6: have you been a Karen like?
Speaker 1: Own it?
Speaker 6: I think in this new era, we just own your
Speaker 6: Karen energy. We'll give you a five hundred dollars chemist
Speaker 6: ware house about you.
Speaker 5: And we do also want to apologize to all the
Speaker 5: Karens out there for everything that you've been through the
Speaker 5: last week.
Speaker 4: David's lift your game, mate, David, You've got something to
Speaker 4: answer to.
Speaker 1: Now, that's right.
Speaker 6: Thirteen six Bible hit us up at the Pickup dot
Speaker 6: com dot you let's go. If you missed the show,
Speaker 6: we had Colin Fastenage from My Kitchen Rules on.
Speaker 1: He was a hurt He was a very funny interview.
Speaker 1: I liked him.
Speaker 3: He was almost a comedian.
Speaker 4: Well, if you want to catch up at all of that,
Speaker 4: you can listen to it on the podcast to catch Up,
Speaker 4: which is called The Pickup.
Speaker 6: And the rest of the shows are all on there
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Speaker 2: For you to be careful.
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Speaker 4: Thanks guys, See you tomorrow Morrow.