Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: Monday on the pickup. Helloa hollo. Oh, it's all things
Speaker 2: at chemist Warehouse, great savings every day. We're having a chuckle.
Speaker 2: We were just talking about Chris Rock finally discussing the
Speaker 2: slapping incident from the Oscars a year on.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: I think it's very, very conveniently timed. Though, what do
Speaker 4: you mean, well, can see the Oscars are a week away.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's been planned perfectly.
Speaker 5: I reckon he's got a little bit of pat cash
Speaker 5: to hold off and drop it a week before the Oscars.
Speaker 2: Do you think to bring up some prama.
Speaker 5: It's all anyone's going to be talking about, including us
Speaker 5: right now on a national radio show.
Speaker 6: Job well done, I'd say.
Speaker 4: Well, if you haven't seen it. It is his new
Speaker 4: Netflix special stand up comedy. It's called The Selective Outrage,
Speaker 4: and let me tell you, I do feel that he
Speaker 4: hits the nail on the he with this. He also
Speaker 4: says that the reason why he didn't hit Will Smith
Speaker 4: back is because he was raised my parents and doesn't
Speaker 4: hit people in front of white people.
Speaker 7: So I was like, it's so inappropriate and.
Speaker 5: Very funny, so inappropriate, but only he can get away
Speaker 5: with it, especially after what he's been through the last year.
Speaker 6: I feel like people can't touch him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got a very big show. Sandy from Mass is here, and.
Speaker 7: You know how much I love Mass. Sandy and Dan.
Speaker 4: They left the experiment last night and we're here to
Speaker 4: find out. You know, did she think that Dan actually
Speaker 4: had a girlfriend outside the experiment.
Speaker 6: I just want to know about the butt Dal, whether
Speaker 6: it's true butt Dal, did it happen? Is it produced?
Speaker 2: I need to know about the ocean and why the
Speaker 2: ocean is calling Dan?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And why wasn't a mermaid cast?
Speaker 2: Good call? All these great questions we ask Sandy. Hear
Speaker 2: the pickup for your Monday around the country. It's the
Speaker 2: pick up Monday afternoon on Kiss Britt, Laura and Mitch
Speaker 2: here headed the Chemist's warehouse today. Great savings every day.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: I know that you two didn't watch it last night,
Speaker 4: because you never do. But Mass, Holytle, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't watch it, and I've even heard how big it
Speaker 2: was last night.
Speaker 4: Well it was the couch. Every Sunday night, they still
Speaker 4: on the couch. They say whether they want to stay,
Speaker 4: they want to leave. I think last night's episode was
Speaker 4: relatively uneventful, but the most eventful thing that did happen
Speaker 4: is that Dan and Sandy, who have had some drama
Speaker 4: surrounding them lately, they both chose to leave, and they
Speaker 4: have left the experiment. Now we have Sandy on the line,
Speaker 4: Johnny's on the show. Hello, Sandy said, guys.
Speaker 7: Thank goodness you got out of that shit show.
Speaker 1: That's some way to put it.
Speaker 7: How are you feeling?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good, I've had time to process it all. Heal a
Speaker 1: bit now, so yeah, and I feel good. It's the
Speaker 1: right thing.
Speaker 5: What how long actually is it, Sandy, between when you
Speaker 5: actually filmed that and now when the public see it.
Speaker 1: I left commitment to it. Maybe I think it was
Speaker 1: three four months ago and then we did reunion in December,
Speaker 1: So okay, a couple of months.
Speaker 2: Yeah, chunk of time. Do you overall regret the decision
Speaker 2: going on the show? Do you think it was a
Speaker 2: mistake choosing to do maps.
Speaker 1: No, Look, obviously I was. It didn't pan out the
Speaker 1: way it did. I think if I was matched with
Speaker 1: someone who went with good intentions but probably could have
Speaker 1: been very different. And look, I still learned a lot
Speaker 1: from the experience, So no, I don't regret it.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Last night on the Couch, Dan had this to say
Speaker 4: as his reason for leaving.
Speaker 2: Some things that we can't ignore.
Speaker 3: One of the big things for me is my love
Speaker 3: of the beach and the ocean. It's those times when
Speaker 3: I'm on my own spiritual type moments that I really
Speaker 3: want somebody to share that with. That has weighed very
Speaker 3: heavy on my heart because that is a true love
Speaker 3: of mine.
Speaker 4: Okay, now, this to me feels like the most outrageously
Speaker 4: ridiculous excuse that there ever was. Now with the beauty
Speaker 4: of hindsight, do you think that Dan was in a
Speaker 4: relationship with his now girlfriend whilst the show was actually on.
Speaker 1: Look, I've heard a lot of things. It's hard to confirm,
Speaker 1: but from what I've been hearing, I don't think. I
Speaker 1: think he was up to a lot during the experiment
Speaker 1: that he shouldn't have been doing.
Speaker 5: The whole butt dial sun Oh yeah, I have died
Speaker 5: before Mitch's buttdll me while he was doing a week
Speaker 5: it happens. Yeah, but do you think that actually happened?
Speaker 5: Do you buy the whole butt dial or do you
Speaker 5: think this was just very very produced.
Speaker 1: The butt doll happened. I've seen the screenshots, I've seen
Speaker 1: messages between Evelyn and Rupert. But when it comes to
Speaker 1: how much Evelyn heard on the butt doll, I don't know.
Speaker 1: But in saying that, I don't think that's the point.
Speaker 1: The point is the things the boys were saying that night.
Speaker 4: So much of that was deflection, Like I think the
Speaker 4: thing that they've gotten so hung up on on the
Speaker 4: show as to whether it happened or didn't happen, But
Speaker 4: ultimately the things were said, and that's the most important.
Speaker 1: Part of this hut, and that was Dan and Harrison
Speaker 1: doing it. They're not They don't want to own behavior.
Speaker 1: They just want to deflect it to something else. So
Speaker 1: let's just say the butt dog didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it has to feel being that person. It took
Speaker 2: me back to high school bullying days, Like I can
Speaker 2: just see straight through it, and I know the editors
Speaker 2: are putting this in so that I can become a
Speaker 2: plot point and then I can be the bad person.
Speaker 2: Do you just sit there and go, why me? Why?
Speaker 2: Why the editors choosing me to have to be the
Speaker 2: pratfall for this stupid storyline.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't think the editors chase me. I think
Speaker 1: think it was Dan's behavior that made that happen like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, like if he showed up and he just
Speaker 1: treated me with respect and saying that you can't make
Speaker 1: people like one another, but the least you can do
Speaker 1: is show up, give it you all, because that's what
Speaker 1: you're there for. It is married at first sight, and
Speaker 1: have the right intention. If you do all that, I
Speaker 1: think I could have at least walked away thinking no
Speaker 1: bad blood whatever. But because I just feel like he
Speaker 1: was never there for the right reasons, that's hard to process.
Speaker 2: All right, Sandy, we got to go to the ocean?
Speaker 2: Is calling.
Speaker 6: Good luck with life and love, Sandie. I hope. Look
Speaker 6: there's something better waiting out there for you. I speak
Speaker 6: from experience.
Speaker 1: He'll be right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Thanks guys from Married at First Sight. Everyone here at
Speaker 2: the pickup. Next, we're discussing a hot topic. This is
Speaker 2: it's breaking news kind of. It's been around all weekend.
Speaker 2: Nurses have been told to stop putting up their own
Speaker 2: personal content on only fans to make a side profit.
Speaker 6: Wild We've got some big feels.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's unpacked. Next to the pick up Monday
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Speaker 5: I am a hospital worker, guys. You guys know that,
Speaker 5: right For like thirteen years I work in emergency. I
Speaker 5: hope you know that, Mitch True, you're looking at me blankly?
Speaker 2: Is that why you have a stepthoscope on the neck?
Speaker 5: They carried it at all times along with the clipboard.
Speaker 5: Makes me look very busy, very important Britney's past life. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so I work in emergency in radiology for thirteen fourteen years.
Speaker 6: I lost truck after ten because you know, some bad
Speaker 6: nights there. But what has happened in the last week?
Speaker 5: New South Wales nurses have been told to stop posting
Speaker 5: explicit content on only fans so the advisory board has
Speaker 5: come out. It hasn't said if you post it you're
Speaker 5: going to be fired, but there's this underlying subliminal threat
Speaker 5: of like, if you are posting this, you better be
Speaker 5: very careful because you might not have a place here anymore.
Speaker 5: That's the way a lot of people have been interpreting it.
Speaker 5: I want to know what you guys opinion is on
Speaker 5: this because I feel very strongly in one way, do
Speaker 5: you think nurses are allowed to post on OnlyFans and
Speaker 5: also be a nurse?
Speaker 4: I mean, if they're doing it in their own time,
Speaker 4: in the privacy of their own bedroom, and they're not
Speaker 4: bringing it to work, what doesn't matter what they do
Speaker 4: outside of work, I think. I mean, I can understand
Speaker 4: that the email that was sent or the letter that
Speaker 4: was sent was about how it could bring the profession
Speaker 4: into disrepute, but I think that it goes a long
Speaker 4: way to try and say that just because you're posting
Speaker 4: on OnlyFans doesn't mean that you can't do your job properly.
Speaker 4: Like it's just to me, those things are not mutually exclusive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you, Laura. Also, like, if they're, you know,
Speaker 2: putting a canulary in and they ask if they can
Speaker 2: film it or a catheter maybe yeah, No, do you
Speaker 2: mind if I take off this actual nurse's outfit and
Speaker 2: put on a skanky nurses outfit and I'd be like
Speaker 2: that seems a bit odd, But no, I think pay
Speaker 2: them more money and they might not have to make
Speaker 2: a siding. Come on only fans, Well, this is.
Speaker 6: The point right.
Speaker 5: The average salary or entry level salary for nurses in
Speaker 5: New South Wales is sixty seven thousand dollars. Now it
Speaker 5: does go up in jumps, but not astronomical. And as
Speaker 5: somebody that has watched these nurses day in day out,
Speaker 5: what they do, what they have to put up with,
Speaker 5: what they get paid to do, that it is not enough.
Speaker 2: How long of the days you've done it, How long
Speaker 2: would you be at a hospital?
Speaker 5: Some people work illegal hours and I know that because
Speaker 5: I've done it in the past, especially with COVID the
Speaker 5: last few years, the overtime and the hours because of
Speaker 5: the shortage, the stress levels were so high, and what
Speaker 5: they have to put up with, even from public backlash,
Speaker 5: because people are so nervous, people are scared, people are worried,
Speaker 5: people are abusive. They are not paid nearly enough. So
Speaker 5: for these people now to be going out and trying
Speaker 5: to earn some extra money in the privacy of their
Speaker 5: own time, I strongly believe that if they are not
Speaker 5: bringing this to work and are not being inappropriate at work,
Speaker 5: let them live.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: And one of the things was in this letter that
Speaker 4: I thought was just so alarming. So they gave these
Speaker 4: hypothetical examples of why they shouldn't be doing only fans
Speaker 4: on the side, and this was one of the examples.
Speaker 4: They said, this is a scenario that could play out
Speaker 4: where a male senior manager might recognize a junior employee
Speaker 4: from OnlyFans, and then that senior manager made blackmail her
Speaker 4: her specifically for special treatment on only fans in exchange
Speaker 4: for preferential rostering at the hospital.
Speaker 6: Does this so funny?
Speaker 4: Does this not just say to you that the problem
Speaker 4: is the manager who is sexually insinuating towards someone who
Speaker 4: has an only fans, not the nurse herself. And I
Speaker 4: think that that is just so incredibly backwards the way
Speaker 4: this was framed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's literally saying, don't go and have an only
Speaker 5: fans because you could come to work and be harassed
Speaker 5: by your manager.
Speaker 2: You'll piss off your creeper boss. Don't do that.
Speaker 7: It's totally a you're asking for it mentality.
Speaker 2: Well, then you go on the comment section of these
Speaker 2: articles that are floating around, and people don't have the
Speaker 2: same opinion as us as we do. I mean, some
Speaker 2: are arguing that they wouldn't want someone who is a
Speaker 2: sex worker working in that industry. Posting only fans content
Speaker 2: to be acting on them in a role of care.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I guarantee you John that said that if
Speaker 5: you're on the street having a heart attack and the
Speaker 5: only person to help you is a nurse, the post on,
Speaker 5: you're gonna want her to help you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I totally agree, all right?
Speaker 2: Next on the pickup, is it okay to cyber stalk
Speaker 2: your ex partner?
Speaker 5: We think most people would say, no, I feel like
Speaker 5: anything is stalking in the sentence.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 7: It's a bit softer like is it a soft stalk?
Speaker 2: No, okay to check up.
Speaker 6: On your ex?
Speaker 7: What's a soft stalk?
Speaker 6: I'm self launching, I'm self stalking.
Speaker 2: It's take them out in the car, but the windows
Speaker 2: are up.
Speaker 7: But you know what, you all think it's wrong, but
Speaker 7: I bet you we've all done it.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? That Next to the pickup across the
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Speaker 4: So over the weekend, I was reading a very interesting
Speaker 4: article and I have a question for you. Guys, do
Speaker 4: you think it's okay to cyberstalk your partner or your ex?
Speaker 6: What does cyberstalking entail?
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I mean that's the question to you, is
Speaker 4: what do cyber stalking entail?
Speaker 6: I thought you were bringing us this is your story.
Speaker 4: So when I read this, I think initially I was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: of course it's bad that you know, like that's such
Speaker 4: an obvious answer to it. I get the word stalk
Speaker 4: a relatively seemingly obvious question, but I think we all
Speaker 4: do this to some extent.
Speaker 7: So hear me out.
Speaker 4: How many times have you gone through a breakup and
Speaker 4: then after the breakup gone in and checked your ex's
Speaker 4: Instagram or their Facebook, or check their stories or seen
Speaker 4: when they've been live last just because you kind of
Speaker 4: want to have that touch point. So it's only an
Speaker 4: X doesn't have to be an X could be someone
Speaker 4: your now partner if you want to know where they
Speaker 4: are or what they're doing, checking in on them via
Speaker 4: social media and keeping tabs on them in that way.
Speaker 5: I think this comes down to, like I mean, storking's
Speaker 5: not okay. Disclaimer, I think it comes down to a
Speaker 5: trust thing, right, Because I think if it's a current
Speaker 5: relationship not an X a current relationship, I feel like
Speaker 5: the only reason you're like going through their phones or
Speaker 5: dms or looking at them all the time is.
Speaker 6: A trust What are you doing? Are yeah? Are you
Speaker 6: with someone else? Are you where you said you are?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But I mean, regardless of the reasoning why even if
Speaker 4: there is a trust issue, If you ask somebody who
Speaker 4: finds yourself checking on your partner via social media or
Speaker 4: via whatever means it is online, does that mean that
Speaker 4: you were then stalking your partner?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: Where does the line sit in terms of how many
Speaker 4: times is it okay to check in on what your
Speaker 4: partner's doing online before it becomes stalking?
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm in an I'm in a long distance relationship.
Speaker 5: My partner Ben lives in Scotland. I don't know if
Speaker 5: this makes me an anomaly. I'm not a jealous person.
Speaker 5: I don't ever look at what he's doing. I do
Speaker 5: not ever search his Instagram. I haven't done it in
Speaker 5: the past with other people in long distance relationships. Nothing
Speaker 5: makes me want to go and look at what he's
Speaker 5: doing because I don't care, but because I talk to
Speaker 5: him in the day.
Speaker 6: I know what he's doing, and then that's enough. If
Speaker 6: his story pops up, it pops up.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry one because his Instagram is the most
Speaker 2: boring place on earth. He's a lovely man. He's a
Speaker 2: soccer player. Every post is him on a pitch, but
Speaker 2: he literally posts.
Speaker 7: He doesn't use Instagram. You're not getting any juice from
Speaker 7: that school.
Speaker 5: Go into I want both of you to do this
Speaker 5: now for your partner's rolling relationships.
Speaker 6: Go into your Instagram.
Speaker 5: Go to search, and let's bring up what your last
Speaker 5: searchers are.
Speaker 6: Tell me if you've searched your partner. So I've just
Speaker 6: brought mine up. I have about thirty late Michturi, you're.
Speaker 7: The second person I searched.
Speaker 2: So you're cyber stalking me.
Speaker 5: I've been cyber talking you, Tony producer, Tony has Have
Speaker 5: you got your current partner in there?
Speaker 7: Laura? Have you searched Mattie Ja?
Speaker 6: Nah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, see that's fine, right down the bottom.
Speaker 4: Okay, so is looking at very interesting, which.
Speaker 2: Is what happen?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, she's searched him twenty five times.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Her boyfriend.
Speaker 6: Yeah, her boyfriend.
Speaker 4: But I think if you're like passively looking at your
Speaker 4: partner's Instagram or like purposely looking as a way of
Speaker 4: checking in. I feel like there are may be some
Speaker 4: issues there that you might want to have a conversation about.
Speaker 4: But does that make you a bad person? No, it
Speaker 4: just makes you an insecure person.
Speaker 6: I look.
Speaker 5: Sometimes, I just I don't look at Ben's Instagram, but
Speaker 5: I just call my own Instagram and look at the
Speaker 5: video of the two of us, and I was watching
Speaker 5: on reports.
Speaker 6: You're talking yourself and stalk us together.
Speaker 7: What a note to end?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think so let's go. I will and what
Speaker 2: her up next to?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: Drive home? The boys are in Adelaide for the Fringe Festival.
Speaker 6: How good is that?
Speaker 2: Going to be big? We'll see you guys tomorrow from
Speaker 2: three o'clock