Speaker 1: Come on, welcome to the pickup. By we're doing it.
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Speaker 1: it's been a long week.
Speaker 2: I think you'll find it's pronounced Fridayay.
Speaker 1: Next, you've got a special guest on the show.
Speaker 2: Imagine being gifted a baby, a real baby.
Speaker 3: This could be a reality. You know, this is a
Speaker 3: thing I don't want anymore. Please don't give me.
Speaker 2: Well, you might not, but there are plenty of people
Speaker 2: out there that do. If you are out there and
Speaker 2: you are struggling with your fertility, this is something that
Speaker 2: could be an option for you. You could be gifted
Speaker 2: a baby from someone. We're going to talk about it
Speaker 2: very soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're talking to someone who has been gifted a baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely all right.
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Speaker 2: I have such a beautiful, amazing story to bring you
Speaker 2: guys today. Good assie basketballer. Now she's an opal's veteran.
Speaker 2: Kayla George has opened up about her sister in law's
Speaker 2: amazing act of literally gifting her a newborn baby. Now
Speaker 2: that sounds wild, but she's gifted her a baby because
Speaker 2: Kayla couldn't conceive with her husband. This is incredible to
Speaker 2: me and I needed to know more.
Speaker 5: Kayla.
Speaker 4: We've got her on the line.
Speaker 1: Hi, Kayloe, welcome to the pickup.
Speaker 6: Hi guys, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: So when you say you were gifted a baby, the
Speaker 3: first thing that comes to mind is surrogacy. But this
Speaker 3: isn't surrogacy in terms of that it was your egg.
Speaker 3: This is biologically your sister in law's baby.
Speaker 5: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: Yes? Cool?
Speaker 5: And how does that come How.
Speaker 4: Does that conversation come about?
Speaker 2: So it says here that you couldn't conceive with your husband,
Speaker 2: how does the conversation come up of I will just
Speaker 2: give you one of mine?
Speaker 6: So my husband, I have tried, and being an athlete
Speaker 6: becomes a few different scenarios. What do I want to
Speaker 6: miss in terms of big events? Join me sis Olympics.
Speaker 6: So I try and get pregnant for here, and you
Speaker 6: can't really do that when you're trying to get pregnant
Speaker 6: and you put a lot of stress in your body.
Speaker 6: So I still like to try and have my own,
Speaker 6: possibly after the next Olympics. So we haven't absolutely haven't
Speaker 6: ruled that out. So just thought i'd just share that there.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so essentially, I've been with my husband for
Speaker 6: twelve years, and when I first came into this family
Speaker 6: twelve years ago, I got a bit more of an
Speaker 6: understanding about this type of custom that they've had in
Speaker 6: the culture for generations. And yeah, in twenty sixteen, after
Speaker 6: the real Olympics and my sister in law said, hey,
Speaker 6: I know you understand what we do in our culture,
Speaker 6: but I'd love to gift your baby at some point
Speaker 6: when the's timing's right. And my husband, I'm like, oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, that's incredible. She'd seen that we've you know,
Speaker 6: been trying a few times, and also being an athlete,
Speaker 6: like I said before, it's tough to find the time.
Speaker 6: There's those two aspects, and like I said before, the
Speaker 6: stress in your body has some issues in my period,
Speaker 6: which you know is quite common, especially an athlete. It
Speaker 6: just came about that. I got home from the championship
Speaker 6: win last years the Boomers in March and my sister
Speaker 6: in law, Thomas, she was nine weeks pregnant and.
Speaker 7: It was ours.
Speaker 6: So that's how it happened, and it was a time,
Speaker 6: it was perfect. And then nine days after I went
Speaker 6: a bronze medal with the Opens, I go to the
Speaker 6: hostel a baby witness her being born. Yeah, and I've
Speaker 6: had a since then, my little earlier when we got
Speaker 6: to name her and everything.
Speaker 7: So I named it a pearl.
Speaker 6: So I say I that my husband I named a
Speaker 6: pearl to pay homage to the Tosa on the waters
Speaker 6: that you know, decades ago everyone would go dive for
Speaker 6: their pearls and you know, at one point in time
Speaker 6: they were probably the wealthiest waters in the world. Pay
Speaker 6: homage to culture.
Speaker 2: I actually thought it was something I wondered if it
Speaker 2: was something funny about like opal pearl, like the stone.
Speaker 4: I thought I was like wondering if you were.
Speaker 6: Trying to Oh, I mean, yeah, that's kind of cool too,
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 3: So this is part of Torres Strait Islander culture. How
Speaker 3: common is this?
Speaker 6: So for generations they've been doing it and it's as
Speaker 6: good as verbal. There really hasn't been a lot of
Speaker 6: legalities with it at all for the generations, but two
Speaker 6: years ago bills passed. Now it's officially legal in Queensland,
Speaker 6: which is crazy to me that it's only just so
Speaker 6: recently been become legal.
Speaker 8: But it actually creates less barriers for people.
Speaker 6: These kids that have been islanded up about years ago
Speaker 6: and they come as adults and they're trying to get
Speaker 6: you know, think sorted in life, passports all that kind
Speaker 6: of stuff, and they go to find their birth ctied
Speaker 6: again at or it doesn't really match up with what's
Speaker 6: going on in their life. So this allows, you know,
Speaker 6: it creates less barriers for people. So I'm really happy
Speaker 6: that the timing of you know, us getting gifted pearl
Speaker 6: is it works with the legality reason because I'm moving
Speaker 6: to America in a month or so on. I need
Speaker 6: to get at passports orders. So we actually just received
Speaker 6: her birth certificate officially on Monday, So we are officially
Speaker 6: on the birthtificate. Ye, your parents, which is really exciting.
Speaker 5: Well, best of luck in the States.
Speaker 1: You go pack your bags.
Speaker 9: I don't right, I've got a pack of you actually nappy, Yeah,
Speaker 9: and that's not even just for your husband, Kaylor George.
Speaker 1: Guys got on Instagram. If you want to follow the
Speaker 1: journey as well, a little baby pearl changing pays completely. Girls,
Speaker 1: what extent would you go to to evade the police?
Speaker 4: I mean I don't do that on a off often
Speaker 4: like hiding.
Speaker 1: Out now, I mean bodily changes. We'll talk about it.
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Speaker 1: love bringing you an interesting story that's trending around the world.
Speaker 1: What has happened last time I brought you a crime story?
Speaker 1: It was the man that stole two hundred thousand cadi
Speaker 1: cream eggs.
Speaker 5: Oh thank god we got to the bottom of that one.
Speaker 4: Well, we didn't get to the bottom of it, actually.
Speaker 1: Money. Well, now I'm bringing you a story where a
Speaker 1: man was almost not arrested a criminal because he was
Speaker 1: in fact too handsome.
Speaker 5: What it reminds me.
Speaker 3: Of that really hot mug shot, you know, that really
Speaker 3: hot guy.
Speaker 1: But this is very similar. Police stormed an apartment in
Speaker 1: Bangkok last week. They were searching for an alleged drug Lord,
Speaker 1: they've been looking for him for years. They found but
Speaker 1: they couldn't recognize the man because he had undergone complete
Speaker 1: and extensive facial plastic surgery.
Speaker 4: Do you have some pictures here?
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are the pics and putting them up on
Speaker 1: the screen. This man has full plastic surgery.
Speaker 4: Be fair.
Speaker 3: This is a very very good advertisement for plastic surgery.
Speaker 5: He looks very good. He looks from like a two
Speaker 5: to a ten.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was on the run for three months. That's
Speaker 1: how good the plastic surgery was. He had runnings with police.
Speaker 1: They just didn't recognize him. He said he wanted to
Speaker 1: get work to look like an attractive South Korean man.
Speaker 4: How did you get rid of the acme?
Speaker 1: No, he would have gone on proactive, I'd say so.
Speaker 3: He did a bit of racutan and got a bit
Speaker 3: of skin laser, a different handlof.
Speaker 1: He's got a brand deal. He had what I think
Speaker 1: he's had done. He's had full filler, he's had lip filler,
Speaker 1: cheek filler, he's got a whole hair transplant, and his
Speaker 1: eyebrows look plucked to the stars. Wow.
Speaker 3: It really does just show how effective a before and
Speaker 3: after it is. Like the before mugshot and the after
Speaker 3: mugshot he had a glower.
Speaker 4: But he spent a lot of money here. It only
Speaker 4: worked for three months.
Speaker 3: Imagine spending all that money to read it old face
Speaker 3: and they catch you twelve weeks later.
Speaker 5: What was he in prison for?
Speaker 4: What did he do?
Speaker 1: Drug smuggling? Two hundred thousand grams of MDMA hid in
Speaker 1: a parcel that was addressed to himself.
Speaker 3: And then he had to spend all the money he
Speaker 3: would have made by making his face look.
Speaker 9: I think that's my favorite part is and just like
Speaker 9: return addressing if anyone gets if anyone takes this, please
Speaker 9: return to send not this is my name and dressed
Speaker 9: my social Security number.
Speaker 1: Imagine being those cops like play sage warrant, Oh god,
Speaker 1: you're going not at all what we expect.
Speaker 2: Oh you're under arrest, but if you could tell me
Speaker 2: what you've been using for your skin?
Speaker 5: It's really everything and there's laminated eyebrow. You don't want
Speaker 5: to arrestare Actually he's handsome for jail.
Speaker 1: Now, how would you guys evade the cops if they
Speaker 1: were if they were after you, what would you do?
Speaker 5: I'd go underground. I just live in a basement somehow
Speaker 5: would that's not really living? No, not, well, what would
Speaker 5: you do it?
Speaker 2: I'd probably just move to like a super remote island.
Speaker 1: No matter what you did or what you change, that
Speaker 1: laugh had set you up, you'd be arrested on the spot.
Speaker 1: I'd get a comedian in and they just go tell jokes.
Speaker 1: Well nowhere, BRITTI is based on the dead Seal sound coming.
Speaker 5: That's that's what I would do.
Speaker 9: I would put one of those you know, and carry
Speaker 9: one of those voice changes around so when I liked,
Speaker 9: it'd be like that, the.
Speaker 3: Dead Seal coming from belief beneath the floorboards.
Speaker 4: Excuse me?
Speaker 2: Did you know that people have my laugh as their
Speaker 2: ring tones.
Speaker 4: I think it's ironic. Let me live, it's all I've got.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, speaking of letting.
Speaker 3: People live, my daughter is trying to not let me live.
Speaker 3: She's trying to get me canceled. She's three and a
Speaker 3: half and I think she's really she's got something against me. Really, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's actually happened a few times.
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Speaker 3: Guys, my child Marley May, she's three and a half.
Speaker 3: She's gross today cause she's so cute talking me.
Speaker 1: That she's gorgeous. She calls me uncle Mitch.
Speaker 5: She's trying to get me canceled. The kid is trouble.
Speaker 4: That's a big call, Laura. Okay, so I mean, what do.
Speaker 1: You mean she writ in tweets in your name.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, she's like posting like cancel culture. It's
Speaker 3: all right with the three year olds these days. No,
Speaker 3: she goes to daycare, right, and every day at daycare
Speaker 3: we get sent like a report. So she's in the
Speaker 3: three year old KINDI group, and each day we get.
Speaker 5: A report from the school teacher. It's very sweet.
Speaker 3: It gets sent out to all the parents and it's
Speaker 3: like a little update on what's been happening in class,
Speaker 3: what they've been doing with their friends.
Speaker 2: Like today they learned this or they did this.
Speaker 3: Totally, and it's a communal one, so you get every
Speaker 3: parent gets the same one and every child is listed
Speaker 3: on it. So I get this message from an anonymous
Speaker 3: mum who I've never met before on Instagram, and she says, Hi, Laura,
Speaker 3: our children go to the same daycare. I found this
Speaker 3: really funny, and I think your daughter's trying to get
Speaker 3: you canceled. So they're doing this word association game right. Basically,
Speaker 3: it's like they get shown a word in a picture
Speaker 3: book and then they have to come up with a
Speaker 3: different word that relates to that word. So basically, the
Speaker 3: word war was wide, so they had to come up
Speaker 3: with another word why.
Speaker 5: And it was about a box. It was a wide box.
Speaker 3: So anyway, one little kid says hi, another little kid
Speaker 3: says massive, another child writes tall. This is all listed
Speaker 3: in this little screen show I've been given. Little Alice
Speaker 3: says giant. Belfers Are didn't even know there was a
Speaker 3: kid at the school name but it is, he says.
Speaker 5: He says enormous because he's a genius. And then Marley
Speaker 5: May at the very end says just fat, just fat.
Speaker 2: But I know the tone that she just did she
Speaker 2: say just or did she just write fat?
Speaker 5: No, she wrote just fat.
Speaker 3: I know the tone because the tone would have been
Speaker 3: like you're all idiots for thinking of all these other words.
Speaker 3: Why don't you just use the word just fat? And
Speaker 3: I thought that maybe and get it because we don't
Speaker 3: talk about side in the house. We don't say skinny
Speaker 3: fat like we're very very conscious of this. So part
Speaker 3: of me is like, okay, well, where has she heard
Speaker 3: this from? This is a one off. We walked into
Speaker 3: the supermarket the other day and we're going up to
Speaker 3: where the fresh food is and there was a man
Speaker 3: there unpacking it. And Marley, my sweet little, innocent, darling
Speaker 3: little girl, turns to me and says, as loudly as
Speaker 3: she possibly can, Hey, Mummy, look at that man and
Speaker 3: he has a fat bottom.
Speaker 4: At least he was a man? Is it better? I think?
Speaker 5: So, I don't know what you do in this situation. Okay,
Speaker 5: I want to know.
Speaker 3: Firstly, give us a call if you have had a
Speaker 3: child who's trying to get you canceled.
Speaker 5: What have they said?
Speaker 4: What have they done?
Speaker 3: But I also think, like, what do you do in
Speaker 3: this situation? Because you don't want to reprimand them, because
Speaker 3: that's even more embarrassing. It's more embarrassing for the person
Speaker 3: that they've just said it in front of but how
Speaker 3: do you navigate this situation? Well, I think you to
Speaker 3: say I'm so sorry about that and then pull away
Speaker 3: and we say we don't use that word.
Speaker 4: We don't call people there.
Speaker 5: Okay, well you're a better parent than I am.
Speaker 4: I'm not a parent.
Speaker 2: Do you have a dog that has to lose a
Speaker 2: couple of killings?
Speaker 1: Kursty is called kirsty. How brittle is your kid?
Speaker 8: Okay? So I have one three year old and because
Speaker 8: I also works full time, she usually sees me when
Speaker 8: I have makeup on, like a full faces makeup, all
Speaker 8: dressed up over the Christmas holidays. However, obviously it was
Speaker 8: I was not wearing a makeup and one day she
Speaker 8: comes up to me, she was, mummy, what's wrong? I said,
Speaker 8: what do you mean?
Speaker 7: Nothing?
Speaker 8: She knows your face looks weird?
Speaker 1: Are you.
Speaker 8: I wasn't wearing any maker?
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 2: I get that as an adult when I used to
Speaker 2: turn up to the hospital for work with no makeup on.
Speaker 4: People He's like, oh, are you unwell?
Speaker 5: I was like, no, I'm feeling fine. And that's some adults.
Speaker 5: That's what I was. That's my point.
Speaker 1: Fon I'm thirteen one six five. How brutal is your
Speaker 1: kid for well, I can wait.
Speaker 7: When I was pregnant with my second daughter and my
Speaker 7: daughter was three years old, and we was having coffee
Speaker 7: with a friend and she was cutting me in my stomach, going,
Speaker 7: there's a baby in there, and I said, you know,
Speaker 7: there's a baby in there? Like and I said, you know,
Speaker 7: with some people who have big bellies have babies in them.
Speaker 7: And she turned to my friend and patted her on
Speaker 7: her belly and said, is there a baby in their chee?
Speaker 7: And there wasn't pregnant.
Speaker 4: I feel like that's common. I think that's a common
Speaker 4: one for kids.
Speaker 7: I was mortified.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine if that happened to me. I mean,
Speaker 1: I've got a belly. I just roll with it and go, yeah, twins.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't confuse them.
Speaker 1: You're going to be brutal to me. I'm going to
Speaker 1: confuse them and really ruin their whole perception of the world.
Speaker 1: All right, speaking of ending, that's us. We're done. We're
Speaker 1: getting out of here and will and what are you
Speaker 1: up next for the drive home? See you monday.
Speaker 6: Hey guys,