Speaker 1: Come on, it's here, Friday is here? Is it?
Speaker 2: Ever?
Speaker 1: At last?
Speaker 3: You come straight from the gym, You still your sweatband,
Speaker 3: You got a protein shape.
Speaker 1: I have come from the little Jimmy. I've got a
Speaker 1: shaker shaking my protein.
Speaker 3: How many protein shakes a day do you have? It
Speaker 3: makes a lot of sense because you've been doing some protein.
Speaker 1: I haven't since August.
Speaker 4: What is does it actually do anything? Having a protein shake?
Speaker 1: This is what is, jim.
Speaker 3: This is the meditation sauna all over aga.
Speaker 4: Hear me out. I understand why elite athletes take protein.
Speaker 4: I understand why bodybuilders.
Speaker 1: Take I can't wait to see the end of.
Speaker 4: Someone's just started exercising, going for walks and they're like,
Speaker 4: now I'm doing protein. Protein? Do you need?
Speaker 3: Every single human needs protein the building block to literally
Speaker 3: repair muscle development to living.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you, because I mean you've been doing some
Speaker 4: strenuous exercise, so let's repair.
Speaker 1: The other gym twice a week.
Speaker 4: That's what I mean. Do you need protein if you
Speaker 4: just go to the gym twice a week?
Speaker 1: To be honest, this just has water and I just shake.
Speaker 4: It chocolate milkshake.
Speaker 1: It's a big m with a marble in it. People
Speaker 1: think I'm shaking.
Speaker 4: What it is?
Speaker 5: What's happening? What PBS?
Speaker 6: You hitting? What's happening, Peter Butters, Yeah, I'm eating all
Speaker 6: of that. Speaking of your speaking of my gym time. Listen,
Speaker 6: there's someone that has really come to my attention on TikTok.
Speaker 6: Imagine going to bed yourself but waking up Welsh with
Speaker 6: a completely different accent.
Speaker 4: Wait, sorry, you went to bed and you woke up
Speaker 4: and you're in another country.
Speaker 6: Correct, That's exactly what has happened to this woman overseas.
Speaker 6: And I'm going to see if you if you think
Speaker 6: it's legit or not, because she thinks it's a real
Speaker 6: medical condition.
Speaker 5: I have heard of this before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, that's next.
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Speaker 6: guys heard of and this is something that I've seen
Speaker 6: bits and bobs of over the years, but it's a condition,
Speaker 6: and it's a real condition where people go to bed
Speaker 6: one night with our normal, healthy selves, we go to
Speaker 6: bed with our Ossie accent, and you wake up with
Speaker 6: a completely different accent or potentially even being able to
Speaker 6: speak a language that you've never studied.
Speaker 1: What you mean in your life.
Speaker 4: No, this is just when people go terrible. It's so
Speaker 4: bad when people go on like a holiday to the
Speaker 4: UK for three months and they come back and they've
Speaker 4: got the thickest thieves like English accent. This reminds me of.
Speaker 5: I've heard of I have heard of this.
Speaker 3: It's pretty rare, but I've heard it happening in people
Speaker 3: speaking up the languages and stuff.
Speaker 6: Get a load of this. This is an English woman
Speaker 6: by the name of Zoe Coles. She's from Lincolnshire, She's
Speaker 6: from England. Work up one morning and this is what
Speaker 6: she sounded likes.
Speaker 2: I've got function logical disorder. I've got video diaries of
Speaker 2: everything for the last year and a half and I've
Speaker 2: woke up Welsh six weeks ago. Something isn't right up there,
Speaker 2: and I want you to figure out what's going on Welsh.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, she's she went to bed British walk,
Speaker 3: Well she has she en't been to Wales, No, never.
Speaker 6: In a life, even step footing, which I have never
Speaker 6: even seen a whale. Gradually, over six weeks, she said,
Speaker 6: she started to notice the bizarre change. Doctor Carl is
Speaker 6: here to debunk at once and for all. Welcome to
Speaker 6: the show, Doctor Carl.
Speaker 4: Doctor Carl, Hi, I'm all on qualified, We all bog bill.
Speaker 5: How's this happening?
Speaker 4: Doctor Carl?
Speaker 7: Well, firstly, it is correct to say that it's quite
Speaker 7: rare foreign accent syndrome, and in fact there are only
Speaker 7: one hundred and fifty cases on record in the medical record. Secondly,
Speaker 7: who are they? They are people with some kind of
Speaker 7: mild damage to the brain, long term diabetes or a
Speaker 7: un reaction, or a mental illness, or multiple scrosses, but
Speaker 7: overwhelmingly they all have some sort of mental disorder.
Speaker 4: How do we know they're not putting it on?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 4: How do you know that someone who wake up in
Speaker 4: la this will make it for a good TikTok?
Speaker 7: How do we know they're not putting it on? You
Speaker 7: get people to listen to a whole bunch of people
Speaker 7: with foreign accent syndrome. You get people from all over
Speaker 7: the world, and a typical one is they're playing an accent.
Speaker 7: One quarter of the listener said, oh, that's French, another
Speaker 7: quarter said it was African, and the remaining half said
Speaker 7: it was Welsh, Italian, Spanish, German and then even Chinese.
Speaker 7: The important thing is the perception of the listener. So
Speaker 7: there've been people who've gone on TV in Texas and
Speaker 7: she appeared on American TV. She woke after something that
Speaker 7: could cause brain damage jaw surgery, because you can have
Speaker 7: a little clock going to the brain, and she was
Speaker 7: described all over American TV as speaking in a posh
Speaker 7: British accent. But when they played on the BBC so
Speaker 7: British people said rubbish. It's a mismass of different accents
Speaker 7: from Britain. Some of them don't even fit into any
Speaker 7: known British speech style.
Speaker 4: So it's not actually she's not imitating an accent, she's
Speaker 4: just speaking in something that's very different, in a kind
Speaker 4: of a launch accent.
Speaker 7: Yeah. People with this foreign accent syndrome will typically have
Speaker 7: voicing errors. So instead of saying tifa pike like the fish,
Speaker 7: they'll say beef for bike. And valves can be lengthened
Speaker 7: or sworded or substituted, So yeah can turn into ya.
Speaker 7: Dog can be dog as in rhyming with vogue, and
Speaker 7: that can turn into that. Think can become tink, and
Speaker 7: so they just get a mish smash of things. And
Speaker 7: it's not as though they speak with a clear accent
Speaker 7: of a foreign language. And the other stories of people
Speaker 7: waking up being able to speak a complete language that
Speaker 7: they've never even heard before, they're all lies. I know
Speaker 7: it's hard to believe that people on Facebook will tell lies,
Speaker 7: but thread on Facebook has been not to tell lies.
Speaker 6: Debunked Official Doctor Carr by doctor Carl on the pickup.
Speaker 1: Thanks doctor Carr.
Speaker 6: That's so insightful, and well listen, you can get doctor
Speaker 6: Carl's a little book of Climate change science. It's available
Speaker 6: at all good book retailers. Thanks doctor Carl.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much, Doctor Britt, Doctor Laura, doctor.
Speaker 6: Oh, doctor to Carl's gonna have a Amanda in accent.
Speaker 1: And we just had a synapse.
Speaker 4: To give him a bit of a brain scan as well.
Speaker 6: Is so interesting. There you go next on the pick up.
Speaker 6: Don't answer this yet, but I want you to mull
Speaker 6: over it. In the traffic, and when we come back,
Speaker 6: we're going to unpack it. If your partner passes away,
Speaker 6: can you date their sibling?
Speaker 1: I don't feel like I need no, no, no, trust me.
Speaker 6: Mullered over that discussion being had in the studio. We'll
Speaker 6: talk about it next to the pickup Friday afternoon. On
Speaker 6: the pickup, it's Britt, Laura and Mitch here heading to
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Speaker 4: I have the wildest story for you, guys.
Speaker 1: I love you. Always find these cooked ones down in.
Speaker 4: The deep dark into webs Okay, would you think it's
Speaker 4: a little bit weird to date the brother or the
Speaker 4: sister of your ex?
Speaker 1: I think it's a nona all right.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a lady named Caitlin, and now she was
Speaker 4: beautifully in love with her husband, Aaron, and he passed away.
Speaker 4: Oh that's awful, devastating. Now I would think that the
Speaker 4: You know, if somebody who you love passes away, all
Speaker 4: you want for them is to be happy, right, All
Speaker 4: you want for them is to go on to find
Speaker 4: someone new, to be happy even though you're not around. Well,
Speaker 4: Caitlyn found happiness again and she fell in love with
Speaker 4: her brother in law Rory. After her husband's death, she
Speaker 4: fell in love with her dead husband's brother. Yep, is
Speaker 4: what you're saying. She fell in love with her dead
Speaker 4: husband's brother. And the reason for that okay, she felt
Speaker 4: as though it reminded her of the husband, and therefore
Speaker 4: it was a comfort to her in her grief and
Speaker 4: her mourning.
Speaker 6: Oh no, way, no, not to know of course, because
Speaker 6: they share the same genetic pool.
Speaker 5: You can't do that.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, they did it, and they're in love.
Speaker 4: Why can't they do it? They love each other. Now
Speaker 4: he's not here an rules.
Speaker 5: If Matt passed away, would you marry Matt's brother?
Speaker 7: Nah?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I've got the hottest of the brothers
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 5: But that's irrelevant. He's dead, So would you bury the brother?
Speaker 4: Okay? But what if?
Speaker 1: Maybe I would? Sorry, I'm just thinking that through. No,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't because the connection is there.
Speaker 4: They're also the friends.
Speaker 5: It's a trauma bond. They're bonding over trauma.
Speaker 6: But sometimes other couple's bond over the love of Pokemon.
Speaker 6: People bond over weird shit. Let them bond over over
Speaker 6: the trauma.
Speaker 4: Also, what do you how do you reckon that? The
Speaker 4: family would respond to this because, like, you know, obviously
Speaker 4: you you're just it's the mother, just it's the mother
Speaker 4: in law. And then all of a sudden, the daughter
Speaker 4: in law is back, but she's with the other son. Like,
Speaker 4: how would you respond to that if it was your
Speaker 4: entire family trying to navigate the fact that you've lost
Speaker 4: a son. But the daughter in law is still very
Speaker 4: much part of the family now they're.
Speaker 5: Co parenting the sons. My uncle is now the dad.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's all very cold, so confusing.
Speaker 1: Father's Day would be very confused.
Speaker 4: Look, I don't want to yuck anyone's underday.
Speaker 6: It's family member Day. Hold On, we've got a call
Speaker 6: through producer Tony. Is someone's been through a similar thing?
Speaker 6: Hold On, Hailey, I'm thirteen one oh six five. Don't
Speaker 6: tell me you've been through this?
Speaker 8: Hailey, Yes, well, similarly I have. Look, I'm a believer
Speaker 8: that you meet people for a reason. I had a
Speaker 8: scenario where I was coming out of a really bad
Speaker 8: relationship and met my brother in law. He really helped
Speaker 8: me through a difficult time. I think I probably knew
Speaker 8: he wasn't really the one that inquired with my father
Speaker 8: in law on an occasion and said, you know, what
Speaker 8: do you think has he got potential? And my father
Speaker 8: in law said to me at the time, he's like, yeah,
Speaker 8: he's got potential, But I really wish you had met
Speaker 8: my eldest son and had I didn't know his older
Speaker 8: brother at the time. And then yeah, a few months
Speaker 8: past we broke up and another one of the brothers
Speaker 8: reconnected me with the older brother, got me to go
Speaker 8: out for dinner just as a bit of a catch up,
Speaker 8: and he met my future husband then and we've been
Speaker 8: married for twenty years.
Speaker 3: But hang on, just because that was a lot of
Speaker 3: married brother's dads. Just to get my head around this
Speaker 3: that you were dating somebody. You went to his dad
Speaker 3: and said, am I wasting my time with this guy?
Speaker 3: And the dad said, yeah, I think you'd be better
Speaker 3: suited to the other brother and sort of set you
Speaker 3: up eventually with the other brother. The dad took you
Speaker 3: from one son and gave you.
Speaker 5: To the next one.
Speaker 8: It kind of sounds like that he was the one
Speaker 8: that first so perceived that maybe I was better matched
Speaker 8: with his other son, but it was actually it was
Speaker 8: actually one of the other brothers. He said, oh, look,
Speaker 8: you know, i'd really like to catch up when we
Speaker 8: go out for dinner and your laughing, I'll bring his
Speaker 8: other brother along and yeah, that's the other brother, was
Speaker 8: the one I ended up marrying.
Speaker 4: Hey, I have a very personal question. You don't have
Speaker 4: to answer it. Were you intimate with the first brother though, well, yeah, we.
Speaker 8: Were together for about Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe they were seventeen years old and they'd never ever
Speaker 4: done using the kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you said there are a few brothers, so at
Speaker 3: least you know there's another one if you need it.
Speaker 4: Oh, okay, wait, how did the youngest respond when he
Speaker 4: found out that you were dating his brother?
Speaker 8: Yeah, not so well, not so well. The rest of
Speaker 8: the family obviously was pretty happy. It took him probably
Speaker 8: a couple of years. But you know, everything is perfectly
Speaker 8: fine now. You know. It's like it never really happens.
Speaker 8: I mean, we never talk about it. It's not really
Speaker 8: something that comes up.
Speaker 6: To except for the fact that happened, because you know, no, Look,
Speaker 6: you've been there.
Speaker 5: Twenty years, so you obviously made the right move.
Speaker 4: Good for you.
Speaker 1: That's crazy you got on your Haley Gad that worked
Speaker 1: out for you.
Speaker 4: I mean it really redefines the whole keeping it in
Speaker 4: the family things as.
Speaker 6: It definitely does. Speaking of Britt, got to meet my family.
Speaker 3: I love your family, but since I have known them
Speaker 3: a little bit better, everything has clicked with why you
Speaker 3: are the lovely little unicorn that you are?
Speaker 5: Miche true?
Speaker 4: All right, well chat a special breed?
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: You're really like a really rare kind of breed.
Speaker 1: All right, where's this going? After this?
Speaker 6: On the pick up, It's the Picker Friday to wrap
Speaker 6: up the week with Britain Moore and Mitch. Right now,
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Speaker 6: not enjoying this. I don't know what you're about to
Speaker 6: talk about, but I feel like I'm about to be ambushed.
Speaker 5: I just know it's not an ambush.
Speaker 3: But I had a really big realization on the weekend,
Speaker 3: like you're an odd bot, right, we love it?
Speaker 1: You are?
Speaker 6: You are?
Speaker 4: You are a very eccentric, loud, creative individual.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm not well, I'm not well.
Speaker 3: Listen, you're a unicorn and we wouldn't have it any
Speaker 3: other way. But I went to your house on the weekend.
Speaker 5: Yes, you've moved it with your parents. So I have
Speaker 5: Mark and Michelle.
Speaker 3: Yes, we love them, but I finally realized why you
Speaker 3: are like you are.
Speaker 5: Your dad is next level.
Speaker 1: I knock on the door.
Speaker 3: It swings open in slow motion. Your dad is standing
Speaker 3: at towering over me, and he goes hi butes And
Speaker 3: that's how.
Speaker 5: We opened the door.
Speaker 3: And I haven't seen Mark in a while. And I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, and I don't know why.
Speaker 5: I just hit his energy. And I started talking in
Speaker 5: an American accent.
Speaker 6: Well, that's what my dad does. He's catchphrase he has.
Speaker 6: He's a corporate, he works from home. He's a corporate.
Speaker 4: Humans have catchphrases. So that's what happens on sitcoms. Your
Speaker 4: dad is a living sitcom.
Speaker 6: Dad says everyone he walks down, you know, walking down
Speaker 6: the beach bag, hey betch, hey bitch does.
Speaker 5: He called me a bitch five times. He was just like, hey, bitch,
Speaker 5: what's up?
Speaker 8: Bitch?
Speaker 5: It means love one hundred percent. It was so funny.
Speaker 3: So I start talking in an American accent, and all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, he's like a homeboy, I'm doing an
Speaker 3: American accent.
Speaker 5: Where we fell into our own sitcom.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we walk into the house and it is just
Speaker 3: your Your face is everywhere.
Speaker 5: It's a shrine to you. You'd think you'd passed away,
Speaker 5: but you hadn't. You just moved back.
Speaker 4: They're very proud of you.
Speaker 1: They are.
Speaker 3: Then you know how Mitch can't concentrate on anything for
Speaker 3: like two seconds.
Speaker 5: Mark, your dad is in a very serious Zoom meeting.
Speaker 5: He's a big CEO.
Speaker 4: He was on a meeting.
Speaker 5: I could see the people.
Speaker 3: They're about twelve little people on the screen. He just
Speaker 3: gets up, get me a menamorz gets up, walks away,
Speaker 3: and I was like, Oh, he's just gonna say hello
Speaker 3: and hang out with us for a while. He left
Speaker 3: the Zoom meeting to hang out with us for about
Speaker 3: twenty minutes. He invited himself on our walk. I think
Speaker 3: he only spoke in riddles and one liners. I don't
Speaker 3: think he's strung one sentence together.
Speaker 4: It was those people are still sitting on that Zoom meeting.
Speaker 1: Come back. They're getting made redundant. They're still waiting, very very.
Speaker 3: Like gag gag, gag, gag, gag gag. And I was
Speaker 3: trying to keep up and it was so much energy.
Speaker 3: By the end of the day, I think we were
Speaker 3: starting businesses together.
Speaker 1: What's your point you think you can?
Speaker 3: I just understand finally where you came from and how
Speaker 3: you are who you are because your entire family is you.
Speaker 1: Yeah that makes sense. Yeah, well, I mean.
Speaker 5: He's as crazy as you.
Speaker 6: When you left, Dad said to me that night, because
Speaker 6: obviously we went for a walk and then I came
Speaker 6: home late at night and it's like, oh, mate, Brick
Speaker 6: today was lovely.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, BRIT's gorgeous. She went, don't you think mate that.
Speaker 6: When we were talking in the kitchen, and I go, yeah,
Speaker 6: he goes, well, mate, she was just real flirty.
Speaker 1: Hey, oh, I said.
Speaker 6: Dad, flirting with the sixty year old man or the
Speaker 6: gay best friend.
Speaker 4: Flirtingly? Maybe you weren't supposed to match the energy. Maybe
Speaker 4: it was that you were matching the energy. He took
Speaker 4: it the wrong way.
Speaker 5: You think I was hitting on him?
Speaker 3: He does, Mark Suri, wash your mouth at in your wildest.
Speaker 6: He goes what she was wearing as well, straight man,
Speaker 6: you wouldn't get it made.
Speaker 1: She was flirting.
Speaker 3: She was were I had tids onto my ankles and
Speaker 3: a jumper.
Speaker 1: He thought you were go. You thought you wanted to
Speaker 1: be my mom.
Speaker 5: I shook it to the core. Oh yeah, I can't
Speaker 5: come home anymore.
Speaker 2: Mitch.
Speaker 4: How would you feel if I and your dad started
Speaker 4: dating and it was like mummy, mummy, Brittany about it
Speaker 4: at night?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I got that cat suiting me out
Speaker 6: of house and horror, Oh well, ode to the juries
Speaker 6: and then on the flip side, that's how crazy they are.
Speaker 1: Then Laura on Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 6: I come home the other night Dad is crying eating
Speaker 6: a cornetto watching Laura be eliminated from Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 4: It's because he saw my ass on TV and thought
Speaker 4: I was flirting with him as well.
Speaker 6: To him one week, I love your dadd chas you
Speaker 6: not love you?
Speaker 4: To be clear like you Marke. We think you're fantastic.
Speaker 1: We love him.
Speaker 5: Laura's flatting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, careful, Laura, he'll get the wrong idea. Okay, podcast
Speaker 6: the show this week if you missed any of it,
Speaker 6: We're going to go. We're back on Monday, searching to
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Speaker 6: it feels like it's striking everyone at the moment, doesn't it.
Speaker 6: Damison gets it done. Always follow the directions for use
Speaker 6: will what are you.
Speaker 5: Going to be driving your home.
Speaker 1: What's on the show?
Speaker 5: Boys?
Speaker 6: Very excited to say Amy Shark's going to be joining
Speaker 6: us on the show right up next, and I am
Speaker 6: happy to reveal that she reveals her favorite place to
Speaker 6: make out with someone.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is totally wild.
Speaker 4: All right, calm down, mate, sounds like a good one
Speaker 4: and see.
Speaker 1: Guy, See Monday. B Bye.