Speaker 1: It's the pick up Britt, Laura and Mitch run around Australia.
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Speaker 3: All right, Well, speaking of Father's Day, Mitch, thanks for that.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the reminder as well. It was on the weekend,
Speaker 3: as we all know. I want to know if you're
Speaker 3: listening to this and you managed to ruin Father's Day
Speaker 3: in your household, please give us a call because I
Speaker 3: need to be made to feel a little bit.
Speaker 1: Better about this.
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Look in our household, Maddie, Jay and my husband, we
Speaker 3: have two little girls, four year old two year old.
Speaker 3: He is an exceptional dad. He does so much for
Speaker 3: the girls. He'd carry so much of the parenting load,
Speaker 3: from taking them to swimming lessons, to organizing the swimming lessons,
Speaker 3: to going and buying them clothes when they need new clothes.
Speaker 4: Like he is truly a dad who shows up. He
Speaker 4: loves Father's Day.
Speaker 3: It's such a beautiful day to celebrate what you know,
Speaker 3: the whole dadding business.
Speaker 4: Right. I got him a nice present which I ordered online.
Speaker 3: It was supposed to rive on Thursday and it hadn't arrived,
Speaker 3: so Friday was tracking it with the postman and then
Speaker 3: it said it was out for delivery. When you go online,
Speaker 3: you're like, okay, it would have been delivered. And I
Speaker 3: was at work, stressful, yeah, and we were here. I
Speaker 3: get home from work after the you know, the workday
Speaker 3: of deliveries is finished, and it's not there. It's not
Speaker 3: in the post box nowhere anyway, that the delivery driver
Speaker 3: had turned around and taken it back to the depot danded.
Speaker 4: So there goes my present. So I was like, okay,
Speaker 4: crisis mode.
Speaker 3: Don't have time to get him at present because I
Speaker 3: had the kids all day Saturday, and we had like
Speaker 3: a day of activities with the kids sort of already
Speaker 3: planned together.
Speaker 4: So I was like, okay, I'll sit down with.
Speaker 3: Them and we'll make some cards, some beautiful cards, and
Speaker 3: Mary wanted to paint a rock, and so we painted,
Speaker 3: made all these little present.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, nice, the thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I left them outside to dry to then
Speaker 3: give to him for Father's Day. Didn't realize that I
Speaker 3: should have probably checked the weather forecast, because I woke
Speaker 3: up the next day and everything had been rained on,
Speaker 3: so All the cards were ruined. The little pet rock
Speaker 3: that had been made was ruined. Everything wastly.
Speaker 4: The rocks made for outside didn't the rocks the rain.
Speaker 1: Ten thousand years of erosion overnight, the rock.
Speaker 3: Was split in half and melted, was painted with water
Speaker 3: soluble paint. So the whole thing, it was like every
Speaker 3: card and every little thing that had been made for
Speaker 3: him was just drooping into the paper.
Speaker 4: Oh, Laura, you made a huge face.
Speaker 3: I got up in the morning and I wrote him
Speaker 3: I didn't have a card, and I wrote him a
Speaker 3: nice message on a piece of aful paper and that's.
Speaker 4: What we handed to him on Father's Day morning, and a.
Speaker 1: Four piece of paper.
Speaker 4: Oh you're gonna stay on the back of a bill
Speaker 4: or something like just turn your electricity, Billy.
Speaker 1: What was What was his response was? It was it
Speaker 1: is he heartwarm?
Speaker 2: Still?
Speaker 3: He just looked deflated. He looked totally to flat. And
Speaker 3: I was like, don't worry, We're going to go out
Speaker 3: for breakfast. But by the time I managed to get
Speaker 3: the kids organized, dressed and get them out of the house,
Speaker 3: the line at the cafe was an hour and a half.
Speaker 4: And then I was like, Okay, I'm gonna make it
Speaker 4: up to him. I'm going to give him a bit
Speaker 4: of good love and at night time, yeah, nice.
Speaker 3: And then I got to bed, it came to got
Speaker 3: the kids into bed, and then I had a bit
Speaker 3: of gastro and had to go and sit in the
Speaker 3: bathroom for the rest of the evening. So the poor
Speaker 3: guy got nothing.
Speaker 4: Tell you Laura here ayash.
Speaker 2: Alisha's called on thirteen, did you also ruin Father's Make
Speaker 2: Laura feel better?
Speaker 5: Honestly, Laura, I think I can absolutely beat you on
Speaker 5: ruining Father's Day?
Speaker 4: Did you also have gastro?
Speaker 5: Well, it's worse than gastro. I told my husband, my
Speaker 5: son Liam, he's twelve, and he absolutely insisted. He's like,
Speaker 5: I need to cook dad breakfast for Father's Day. So
Speaker 5: I was like, Okay, I'm going to let him do it.
Speaker 5: It's going to be fine. So we're sitting so he
Speaker 5: may be in breakfast in bed and we're sitting there
Speaker 5: and he's, you know, my poor husband sitting there eating
Speaker 5: the bird toast and half an orangine. You know, it
Speaker 5: was really really bad. It was terrible. And then his
Speaker 5: face just blew up into light. He just started to swell,
Speaker 5: and I'm oh, my God, what's going on? What's going on?
Speaker 5: It had an allergic reaction.
Speaker 4: To what what was on the top a baked orange.
Speaker 5: So, well, it's my little son Liam. So he'd made
Speaker 5: his own breakfast before he made his father's and he
Speaker 5: knows that his father's allergic to peanuts.
Speaker 1: Oh I know.
Speaker 5: So he had put peanut butter on his own toast
Speaker 5: and then he's made his dad did the same knife
Speaker 5: and he's put at like like I'm talking like as
Speaker 5: soon as like my husband's lips touch peanuts or any
Speaker 5: like if I've eaten peanuts. And I told lit he
Speaker 5: had the reaction, so he's like really intense reaction. So
Speaker 5: the tiniest little bit went on his toes and you
Speaker 5: couldn't see it because it was so horrifically burnt. So
Speaker 5: basically he had a major allergic reaction. My son was
Speaker 5: crying on the flour. We're all crying, and we spent
Speaker 5: the whole day in emergency. So and give you any good.
Speaker 3: Loving I'd like to say, you didn't ruin Father's Day,
Speaker 3: your kid did, and so at least you can feel
Speaker 3: better about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh, You've made me feel better.
Speaker 2: So there's two gas lighting gaslighting each other, getting out
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 1: You're both terrible, terrible lovers.
Speaker 3: Look, I think we might have some making up to do,
Speaker 3: maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow
Speaker 1: So maybe all right, Well, Happy Father's Day to matter
Speaker 1: here at the pickup