Speaker 1: It is Wednesday, let's do this show staple. I think
Speaker 1: one of Australia's most beloved radio segments.
Speaker 2: Girls, do you agree the best one in the whole country?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not wrong. Pick up, pick up, put down.
Speaker 1: I bring Britt Laura a topic and news story, something
Speaker 1: in the culture that the world is discussing, and you
Speaker 1: two need to decide. Do we pick it up, keep
Speaker 1: the conversation going into the rest of the week, or
Speaker 1: do we put it down and never speak on it again?
Speaker 3: Are we ready for today's stories?
Speaker 2: Rock and roll?
Speaker 3: Pick up put down? This is close to my heart.
Speaker 3: Eating a burger with a knife and fork.
Speaker 2: Put it down. I'm confused why this is news.
Speaker 1: Well, a former royal butler worked for the royals has
Speaker 1: come out and said we've been doing it all wrong.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen. Eating a burger, we use a Nathan fork.
Speaker 1: We never use our hands, unless, of course, your Fred
Speaker 1: Friend's story.
Speaker 3: It's gooie what Fred friend stone?
Speaker 2: No, So I.
Speaker 4: Feel strongly about this. A burger is made for the hands,
Speaker 4: but I am partial to eating pea so occasionally with
Speaker 4: a knife.
Speaker 5: Of you guys are all animals. It's spills very UnAustralian. Hey,
Speaker 5: I have a way animal. I have a question for you.
Speaker 5: Do you eat a meat pie with a spoon it all?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I take the top off and then eat it
Speaker 3: like then.
Speaker 5: You spoon it out. Yeah, I do the same. I
Speaker 5: wasn't sure if that would grows people out. You pour
Speaker 5: your sauce inside and then you spoon out the feeling
Speaker 5: and then you just eat the pastry bottom.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's any way to do any of this, Like,
Speaker 1: no one can tell us what to do with our food.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine the royal family like picking up a
Speaker 4: juicy burg with your hands, and the queen like hooking
Speaker 4: into like a double cheese burger, which is like injustice,
Speaker 4: no one can tell us what we do with our food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you stand up for yourself.
Speaker 1: Fish ankles eat sushi with a fork and no one
Speaker 1: gets mad at them.
Speaker 2: No, that's probably what else is in the culture.
Speaker 3: Pitch up, put.
Speaker 1: Down, Bluey's mother, Mama, Bluey voicing the Brisbane Metro.
Speaker 5: Pick it up about time Chili was voicing the Brisbane Metro.
Speaker 2: I could care less.
Speaker 4: I don't have a personal attachment to Bluey or Bluey's
Speaker 4: mom or you or you just.
Speaker 2: Wait, like parents across the nation are thrilled about there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she sounds good. The actress's name is melanie's An Nettie.
Speaker 1: She's the new voice of the Metro line in Brisbane.
Speaker 2: This is a one six nine service to UQ Lakes. Ah,
Speaker 2: so Australia speaking about Australia. That's iconic.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't even if I heard that voice, I
Speaker 4: have no association. That doesn't even hit Bluey for me
Speaker 4: because I don't watch Flue.
Speaker 1: You know, My question is was she hired as a
Speaker 1: voice actress and she also just happens to voice the
Speaker 1: Bluey Mum or was she hired because they wanted the
Speaker 1: Bluey Mum character? Like? Is it just?
Speaker 2: I mean, you'll have to ask her, Mitch.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: As much as I am invested in Bluey and I
Speaker 5: think it is a fantastic show. I'm I am well
Speaker 5: in the trenches of Bluey. I don't have those answers
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 3: See, why not Pepper Pig's dad or something.
Speaker 2: Because Pepper Pig is so rude.
Speaker 5: She is so rude to Susie that sheep like, ah,
Speaker 5: she's a brat.
Speaker 2: I can't stand up. Pepper is a mole.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if she was another animal and not a pig,
Speaker 4: she'd be a mole.
Speaker 2: She's actually a pig.
Speaker 3: Put it that right, pick up, put down.
Speaker 1: None of none of the Australian premiers attending the King
Speaker 1: Child's welcome ceremony next Monte.
Speaker 5: Why why can I not care?
Speaker 3: Yes, you can also, Okay, you can put it down.
Speaker 2: I'm putting it down.
Speaker 3: They have revealed that they are not going.
Speaker 1: None of the any of the premiers from any of
Speaker 1: the states had they given it his ceremony. They said
Speaker 1: that their schedules are busy, they've got other things happening
Speaker 1: that most of them are labor and labor also are
Speaker 1: pushing for the referendum to distance ourselves from the Commonwealth.
Speaker 1: So it could also be a bigger picture thing, where
Speaker 1: like we don't want you to be important, We're gonna
Speaker 1: step away.
Speaker 5: It's a bit mean, isn't it. I feel like poor Charles,
Speaker 5: he's really not gotten the respect that the other kings
Speaker 5: and queens have gotten, Like the Queen Elizabeth.
Speaker 2: We're all there, the princes were all there for but
Speaker 2: no when.
Speaker 3: Diana came, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I also just deserves respect for traveling twenty four hours
Speaker 4: at that age.
Speaker 2: Good on it. And with those fingers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's pussy, He's got pussy fingers. So recond Camilla,
Speaker 1: I reckon. Camilla would love Judy free shopping.
Speaker 3: She'd be like, Darling, get me March No. Number Five
Speaker 3: on a discount.
Speaker 2: Oh, I just feel sorry for that. That was so weird, minch.
Speaker 5: I feel sorry for them, right us know that that
Speaker 5: people are just not as invested in them as King
Speaker 5: in the Royals.
Speaker 2: Yea, yeah, let's move this along. Next up, another cultural moment, Mitch,
Speaker 2: that's taking the world by storm.
Speaker 3: I missed it.
Speaker 4: Can you ask an X for money back when you
Speaker 4: are either breaking up or have broken up because someone
Speaker 4: has done that, that moment has gone virals.
Speaker 3: Next on the pickup