Speaker 1: Laura, come on, here we go Matilda's Wednesday, ladies.
Speaker 2: The night is the night baby.
Speaker 3: It is a World Cup Wednesday for our very own
Speaker 3: homegrown Matilda's. They're playing the Lioness's which is England in
Speaker 3: the semifinal. First time we've ever been in the semifinal.
Speaker 3: England has never won a World Cup. This is the
Speaker 3: time to be alive.
Speaker 2: You never known Anywaykay.
Speaker 4: Out of all the people in Australia are excited, Brittany
Speaker 4: Hockley is the most excited.
Speaker 2: Seven GM tonight, everyone where you're gonna be.
Speaker 3: Two years ago, couldn't care about football, data football are
Speaker 3: now for the last year.
Speaker 2: I'm into football and.
Speaker 3: You don't have to be into football to be behind
Speaker 3: the Matilda's right now. It is The electricity in the
Speaker 3: air in Australia right now is wid unmatched.
Speaker 2: And this is what I think.
Speaker 4: It's so cool because I do not date a footballer
Speaker 4: and could not care less about football, But now I
Speaker 4: care about football.
Speaker 2: I'm turned. Yeah, I've been turned for a footballer.
Speaker 1: I'm the same I want them to and I actually
Speaker 1: have a good feeling about tonight.
Speaker 2: They've got it in a bag.
Speaker 5: I'll take it. The girls have it. I'm excited for
Speaker 5: the game.
Speaker 4: All right, Well it's all happening at seven pm tonight.
Speaker 4: I know we're all going to be We're going to
Speaker 4: be at the pub because none of us got tickets.
Speaker 3: If anybody can get me, this is Britney speaking, to
Speaker 3: be clear, our last minute.
Speaker 4: To get you see the radio show for your personal game.
Speaker 3: I never use this show for my personal game, but
Speaker 3: if I can get a ticket somehow, someone has a spare.
Speaker 2: One floating around, don't.
Speaker 3: I don't care who you are, famous not famous, Well,
Speaker 3: we have a very big show lined up for you.
Speaker 1: You may have heard of abstaining from adult cuddles until marriage, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I didn't do it, but yeah, I
Speaker 4: had two kids before I got married.
Speaker 5: A televised show before you got married.
Speaker 4: There, I didn't have special cuddles on the televised show.
Speaker 2: He did tongue hockey, for sure. We made out a well.
Speaker 1: Speaking of tongue hoy hockey, there's a hockey hockey, Hey hockey.
Speaker 1: Speaking of ton hockey, there is a couple that are
Speaker 1: with holding something way.
Speaker 5: Worse than cuddles.
Speaker 1: Or to you next on the pickup around Australia, all
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Speaker 5: It's the pick up Wednesday. Avo, Bret, Laura and Mitch.
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Speaker 1: for just forty nine to ninety nine. Now, gals, I'm
Speaker 1: sure you've heard of couples that have stained from sex
Speaker 1: until marriage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've gone more self control than me. Well, I mean,
Speaker 2: usually it's a religious thing.
Speaker 5: It's a religious thing, spiritual.
Speaker 1: Perhaps even some people that aren't religious just want to
Speaker 1: have that real special moment on their wedding night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there's anyone doing it on their wedding night.
Speaker 5: Did you do it on your wedding night?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: If these people have not ever had special cuddles their
Speaker 3: entire life, they're doing it on their wedding night, I
Speaker 3: guarantee you. Well.
Speaker 1: Listen, this couple in Texas have taken it to the
Speaker 1: next level. They are with holding their first kiss until
Speaker 1: their wedding day.
Speaker 2: They been dating for twenty five years.
Speaker 4: That's not your boyfriend, that's your mate, that's your friend.
Speaker 2: Say they're dating their platonic friends.
Speaker 1: Hold on, Caitlin and Eliza met the christ for the
Speaker 1: Nation's Institute in twenty nineteen, so there's some context for you.
Speaker 1: She immediately developed a crush on him straight away. They
Speaker 1: bonded over their religious value. She said, I'd never kissed
Speaker 1: anyone before, and I wanted the first person I ever
Speaker 1: kissed to be the one I married. They claimed everyone
Speaker 1: around them thought the choice was really, really weird, and
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to say, really sweet. They struggled,
Speaker 1: so to distract themselves from wanting to kiss, they would
Speaker 1: go out with friends to distract themselves to stop the
Speaker 1: urge to kiss, and they'd engage in strenuous hobbies together,
Speaker 1: including rock climbing and hiking.
Speaker 2: That's a good way to get a bit of energy out,
Speaker 2: isn't It is a mountain? Is that for exhibuestion? They
Speaker 2: don't have energy left to make it.
Speaker 5: If all else failed, they turned to prayer, is what
Speaker 5: they said.
Speaker 4: It says a lot when your own community, like they
Speaker 4: met at church, their own community has turned around and
Speaker 4: said this a.
Speaker 2: Bit you're taking it a bit far.
Speaker 3: We are not here to yuck anyone's yum. We don't
Speaker 3: do that here. You can know what you want, but
Speaker 3: what happens if you've been with them for.
Speaker 2: Five years and you get married and they make that up.
Speaker 5: Well, here's what happened.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened, so that they were allowed to have
Speaker 1: forehead and cheek kisses as well as eskimo kisses with
Speaker 1: their eyelashes. They got engaged after four years of dating.
Speaker 1: They got married a year later. They had their first
Speaker 1: kiss June twenty twenty three. And here's the drop quote
Speaker 1: from the husband. He says, the long way to kiss
Speaker 1: was weird at first.
Speaker 2: No, so on their wedding day. Imagine imagine the pressure.
Speaker 4: Imagine you've never kissed anyone your entire life, You're standing
Speaker 4: up at the altar, you've just gotten married, and you
Speaker 4: have to kiss in front of all of your family
Speaker 4: and friends.
Speaker 2: That sounds like my idea of Hell.
Speaker 1: Okay, I want to know about your first kisses, because mine.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm gay now, I've always been. I'm open
Speaker 1: the first kiss you get, well, I kissed. I won't
Speaker 1: say your name to protect her, but I was dressed
Speaker 1: as a cockroach because it was Halloween party. She was
Speaker 1: dressed as an avatar, so she was covered in blue paint,
Speaker 1: and I had eight legs all connected with fishing wire,
Speaker 1: so we were on the back patio.
Speaker 4: When you put your arms around her, they all went
Speaker 4: around like a so she didn't actually have a choice.
Speaker 5: There's parties.
Speaker 1: I was kissing her and halfway through the kiss she
Speaker 1: pulled away and I thought I was doing so good.
Speaker 5: I said, oh, you know, having fun.
Speaker 2: She can ask you a question.
Speaker 5: I'm like yeah what She went, are you gay?
Speaker 1: And I said, no, not out, No, no, I'm not
Speaker 1: in ten years, asked me. And then the lights turned
Speaker 1: on and my face was covered in blue paint because
Speaker 1: she painted herself blue to be an avatar.
Speaker 5: It was awful.
Speaker 4: I was in a car park and it was my
Speaker 4: first boyfriend. I was sixteen, and I kissed him between
Speaker 4: two like two big tall cars like what are they call?
Speaker 3: Like y?
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, And then I looked up from the kiss
Speaker 4: and my papa was standing in between the two cars
Speaker 4: just watching.
Speaker 2: Oh my papa.
Speaker 4: And then I went home and I sat in the
Speaker 4: car awkwardly and I didn't say anything.
Speaker 2: To him, and he pass anything. Is completely silent the
Speaker 2: whole way home.
Speaker 5: I sure you've got a story.
Speaker 2: Mine.
Speaker 3: I'm scarred from mine was like this whole big event
Speaker 3: who was in year six and the boy that I
Speaker 3: was going to be kissed in your six wait for it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he'd been my boyfriend for like a year and we
Speaker 3: didn't even hold hands or anything.
Speaker 2: It was like a year long wait. I was like
Speaker 2: this married couple.
Speaker 5: But I was twelve, right, and not in Texas.
Speaker 3: So was the end of year six, and it was
Speaker 3: this whole big event we had organized. Not we, the
Speaker 3: school kids had organized that we were going to kiss
Speaker 3: after the school bell behind the demountables. Anyway, it was
Speaker 3: like the school fair. Everyone turned up and put there
Speaker 3: in this big circle around us, and we were in
Speaker 3: the middle looking at each other in front of all
Speaker 3: the school kids, and they were counting us down, and
Speaker 3: they were going three, two, and then right when it.
Speaker 2: Hit one, I would make up an excuse.
Speaker 3: I'd be like, oh, hang on a minute, I've got
Speaker 3: to take my backpack off.
Speaker 2: I've got to do this. I've got to do this.
Speaker 3: Anyway, twenty five minutes later, we made out break up
Speaker 3: the next day because I was like, that tongue does
Speaker 3: not belong in his mouth.
Speaker 4: That sounds exactly like what this poor couple had to
Speaker 4: do in front of their entire family friends at.
Speaker 2: Their own wedding exactly twenty years later. But that have
Speaker 2: worked out the same thing, but different works for some
Speaker 2: and not for others.
Speaker 5: All right, everyone's stand by. Next on the pickup.
Speaker 1: New laws introduced in the US law that could be
Speaker 1: affecting you here in Australia.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, it's not going to affect me because
Speaker 4: I am here in Australia. But it turns out that
Speaker 4: there are laws that are coming out that are going
Speaker 4: to protect kids who are being used on social media
Speaker 4: to make money for their parents.
Speaker 5: Good change.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: That came here on the pick up Wednesday afternoon.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the pickup, Britt Laura mitch here thanks to
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Speaker 5: I love fine. It's great savings every day.
Speaker 4: There's been lots of conversations recently around influences and changing
Speaker 4: laws and regulations. But there is a big new law
Speaker 4: that has been passed in Illinois in the US.
Speaker 2: Is it Illinois?
Speaker 5: I don't know it is Illinois.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's Illinois, not Illinois. Did I say this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You said the sol I don't get out much. I
Speaker 2: have two kids.
Speaker 4: The reason why I found this so interesting is because
Speaker 4: this new law that's coming out is all around child influences. Right,
Speaker 4: So parents who we've spoken about sharinging before on the
Speaker 4: pick up, but parents who make money off having children
Speaker 4: and sharing their children on social media.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a billion dollar industry. It's literally a billion dollars.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about that, right, So, I mean we'll talk
Speaker 4: about why I think this is important. Firstly, I want
Speaker 4: to say, I think this new law that's coming out
Speaker 4: is such a good idea. Now, what it is is
Speaker 4: it means that children under the age of sixteen that
Speaker 4: are featured in content on any sort of monetized platform.
Speaker 4: So think like your mummy bloggers who are making money
Speaker 4: from having their kids in Huggies' ads or in different
Speaker 4: kinds of you know, brand deals for their.
Speaker 5: Children, even on Instagram content.
Speaker 4: YouTube is a big one where they had the little
Speaker 4: kids doing like the unboxing of resents and stuff. And
Speaker 4: I'm saying some of these YouTube channels have hundreds of
Speaker 4: millions of subscribers, right, Like they're making so much money
Speaker 4: off the back of this. But what it means is
Speaker 4: that these kids will be able to retrospectively basically sue
Speaker 4: their parents for potential earnings.
Speaker 2: So the part earning.
Speaker 4: Of what their parents have received off the back of
Speaker 4: the work that they've done. They will be able to
Speaker 4: claim some of that money back.
Speaker 3: So can I ask because I think this is great, right,
Speaker 3: I think one hundred percent. Kids, if they've earned the
Speaker 3: money by beaning the content, that should be their money
Speaker 3: the track.
Speaker 2: But here's the question.
Speaker 3: Where does the line go a little bit gray and
Speaker 3: murky when just say I'm going to say you, Laura,
Speaker 3: purely for an example purposes you as a family, you
Speaker 3: and manage influencers in terms of you both work, but
Speaker 3: you influence you do brand stuff. Sometimes you also have
Speaker 3: two kids that have done brand stuff, and I know
Speaker 3: you put that money away. But then what happens when
Speaker 3: your audience grows because they love the family content, they
Speaker 3: love the kid content. So your audience is growing because
Speaker 3: they want to see the kid content. But then you're
Speaker 3: making more money if you do an ad just you
Speaker 3: and Matt. The kids aren't in it, but the kids
Speaker 3: have helped grow it. So do they get a percentage
Speaker 3: of that earnings too?
Speaker 2: Let you know the murky line.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to well, No, So the way that they're
Speaker 4: kind of split this and I think that's probably an
Speaker 4: important thing, right, They're splitting. This is that they can
Speaker 4: claim for the percentage of the content that they're in.
Speaker 4: So say that your children appear in thirty percent of
Speaker 4: your content, then they're entitled to thirty percent of the
Speaker 4: earnings that covers what I'm must And now when I
Speaker 4: say it's a direct thirty percent, I don't know if
Speaker 4: they're the exact figures.
Speaker 2: It could be.
Speaker 4: For example, when this law all gets past, it could
Speaker 4: be Okay, maybe it's a percentage minus school fees, minus
Speaker 4: the things that you've invested into.
Speaker 2: Your children education, good house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe those things, because obviously these families are making
Speaker 4: so much money and they're benefiting from it. But the
Speaker 4: kids are benefiting from that too. They're going to better schools,
Speaker 4: they're living in nicer houses. But the thing is, there
Speaker 4: is no regulations on this worldwide at the moment. And
Speaker 4: I know that some obviously some states now in the
Speaker 4: US are bringing this out. But there are parents who
Speaker 4: do the right thing, and then there's parents who are
Speaker 4: able to exploit their children for their own monetary gain.
Speaker 4: The kids can't consent to being in that content, and
Speaker 4: then when they turn eighteen, they've had their entire live
Speaker 4: shared and they haven't necessarily had any money in the bank.
Speaker 4: The reason why I feel passionately about this is because
Speaker 4: because my kids do.
Speaker 2: They do appear on.
Speaker 4: My social media and they have been in brand deals.
Speaker 4: That sounds so weird. They've worked for different brands over
Speaker 4: the years, but.
Speaker 2: That money extensive last time. But that money will all
Speaker 2: be in an account for them.
Speaker 5: Where where where is the money? It's in a bank account,
Speaker 5: in nab account.
Speaker 2: Do you want number? Would you like the access go
Speaker 2: your kids more than us?
Speaker 1: But it was.
Speaker 4: It means that when they get to a certain age
Speaker 4: and they're able to you know, I mean, they're not
Speaker 4: getting when they turn eighteen, but they will get it
Speaker 4: when they're old enough to be able to, you know,
Speaker 4: make some conscientious decisions with that money and do good
Speaker 4: things with it.
Speaker 2: That's going to set them up.
Speaker 4: And they're not just going to spend it on a
Speaker 4: European holiday, but like they'll have that sitting there for themselves.
Speaker 4: And I think the other big part of this is
Speaker 4: that there's so many mummy bloggers who their entire identity
Speaker 4: online is about being a mum. But the thing of
Speaker 4: that is that there is a kid who is involved
Speaker 4: in this who doesn't get to have their own identity.
Speaker 4: They're just an extension of their parents' ability to make money.
Speaker 4: And that's where the problem I think lies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, interested, it's tricky. It's tricky. But I was with
Speaker 1: your kids on the week head to toe Gucci.
Speaker 5: They look so good.
Speaker 2: My kids look like they've rolled out of a clothing bit.
Speaker 2: Lola was wiping her but with.
Speaker 5: I went up to our own. Is that a dummy?
Speaker 5: And she said yes in French.
Speaker 4: She said, she said, we you're saying this and you're
Speaker 4: the one that has the expensive handbag.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's go guys.
Speaker 1: Next on the show, it is Matilda's Night of Nights
Speaker 1: tonight they're performing in the semifinals. However, we're going to
Speaker 1: do our own little penalty shootouts here on the pickup.
Speaker 1: Britney Hockley, get your Shimpad's on, girl, We're doing it
Speaker 1: next very on a warm that's on the pick up.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the pick Up Wednesday are vou Britt,
Speaker 1: Laura and Mitch. Here try the new Fragrance DC ten
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Speaker 4: Well, it is all happening tonight, the game that everybody
Speaker 4: in Australia is going to be watching. Matilda's are taking
Speaker 4: on England in the semi final. It's happening at seven pm.
Speaker 4: I know that's where we're all going to be. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: but we thought, in celebration of the Matilda why don't
Speaker 4: we have our own little game here at the pickup.
Speaker 4: Brittany Hockley, we know that you are a bit of
Speaker 4: a football fanatic.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, well I'm obsessed with my football boyfriend, so yeah, it.
Speaker 4: Only sort of happened after you've got a boyfriend who
Speaker 4: played football.
Speaker 2: But now you are waiving the football flag. I've never
Speaker 2: watched a football match before.
Speaker 3: I'm at ben Now I have to go out of
Speaker 3: my way to google stuff so I can drop it
Speaker 3: and impress him.
Speaker 2: So I think you know what you're talking about. I
Speaker 2: know the most random facts of football.
Speaker 1: Well that's what we're going to do. You're our Aussie representative.
Speaker 1: And then incomes the boss of the pickup.
Speaker 4: So Tony is our boss, but he's also very conveniently
Speaker 4: from England. And Tony is going to be playing you
Speaker 4: in the semi finals and we're going to see who
Speaker 4: knows the most. Who knows what there is to know
Speaker 4: about soccer?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: So use your countries as your buzzer. So yours is Australia,
Speaker 1: and then and then Tony, you're going to be England. Okay,
Speaker 1: shake may the best? Here we go, let's go. Question
Speaker 1: number one, how many Ozzie's tuned in to the last
Speaker 1: game of.
Speaker 2: The Matias seven point two million.
Speaker 5: Oh, she's done it.
Speaker 2: The women are beating the men again. Who would have thought?
Speaker 5: Question number two A question? Is it baba the Australian audience?
Speaker 5: Question two?
Speaker 1: Sam Kerr plays which position Australia forward?
Speaker 5: That's correct?
Speaker 2: Can I just put a point in here? It's a striker,
Speaker 2: not a forward. It's the same thing, but most people
Speaker 2: call it a striker? All right? Question number three? Has
Speaker 2: England ever won the Women's World Cup? England? No, very good.
Speaker 2: He goes for the fifty to fifty answer. We got one.
Speaker 2: I didn't go for the seven point six million people.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Question four, or this is tough? Who won the last
Speaker 1: Women's World Cup in twenty a.
Speaker 2: Us A? All right?
Speaker 4: Extra points for who the US was taking on in
Speaker 4: that game?
Speaker 2: Netherlands?
Speaker 5: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Where's the game? Adam one pretty uckly Nes.
Speaker 5: All right, let's do.
Speaker 2: Let's don's gonna ask me to marry him. I can
Speaker 2: tell he's gonna be so proud of me.
Speaker 1: Final question, Final question. When was the first fee for
Speaker 1: Women's World Cup? The very first.
Speaker 2: Women's take a guess coming on again in nineteen ninety six? No,
Speaker 2: I remember, I know it.
Speaker 3: I know it's around when Ben was born. Must be
Speaker 3: between nineteen ninety nineteen ninety three, it's.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety one. Let's give it to it.
Speaker 1: Brints.
Speaker 4: My goodness, noll oh tell there's not only has britt one,
Speaker 4: but my goodness, you were dating a young man.
Speaker 5: It's the takeaway.
Speaker 2: It sounds younger than it is. Nineteen ninety ish is
Speaker 2: thirty two?
Speaker 1: That is thank you our boss. Condolencesbed, Sorry about that, Tony.
Speaker 2: Do you want to take Australians a lot tonight?
Speaker 5: Tillies tonight?
Speaker 4: I think this is like looking into you know, the
Speaker 4: mirror ball. That's what's going to happen tonight. Yeah, I agree,
Speaker 4: because going to win is gonna win. Yeah, well, we'll
Speaker 4: give you the verdict tomorrow. Watch the Tillies tonight tomorrow