Speaker 1: Laura and come on here, Allah Monday's here. We're back.
Speaker 2: He sound defeated because we walk in, Laura and brittands
Speaker 2: is a block of chocolate, like yummy crunch chocolate, and
Speaker 2: you and I both go lovely.
Speaker 1: Our cowork is giving us some little treaty poops.
Speaker 3: Get through the little snow.
Speaker 4: You actually haven't opened the lollies I brought yet I
Speaker 4: brought everyone to pick me up because it's the pick
Speaker 4: up Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: How you got this job is beyond me?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 2: Because that was a brilliant my pin being. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to touch those lollies because Laura and I both
Speaker 2: bite it. Our vinees almost shattered to a million pieces.
Speaker 2: Because do you want to read.
Speaker 1: The use by date on that block of chocolate? Laura?
Speaker 3: It's twenty twenty one? But also, who are you saying
Speaker 3: it's got Viniar's Mitch? Oh ma, you mnd just twenty one.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Britt, you ungrateful little sword? Should you be grateful for someone?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: She tried to kill us?
Speaker 3: Are we doing that poorly? That we need to sort
Speaker 3: this out?
Speaker 1: Three bucks?
Speaker 4: Bro Okay, I don't never bring in any of you
Speaker 4: anything again, you're so selfish.
Speaker 1: Well I'm feeling picked up. All right.
Speaker 4: Look, I want to tell you about something that's going
Speaker 4: to make you never want to stay in an Airbnb again.
Speaker 4: Imagine if you went to an Airbnb and you realized
Speaker 4: halfway through your stay that there was someone secretly in
Speaker 4: the house.
Speaker 1: Oh Jesus, that hadn't made me really upset.
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you all about it, all right.
Speaker 2: That's on the way here at the pickup, I'll thinks
Speaker 2: to Kevis Warehouse heading today Great Savings every Day. It
Speaker 2: is to pick up around Australia with Britt, Laura and
Speaker 2: Mitch thanks to Chemist Warehouse heading today Great Savings every Day.
Speaker 4: I'm about to tell you a story that's going to
Speaker 4: make you never want to stay in an Airbnb ever
Speaker 4: again in your life, in your existence.
Speaker 3: There is a TikToker.
Speaker 4: Alexa is her name, and she recently. She's American. She
Speaker 4: recently went away with seven girl friends to an Airbnb
Speaker 4: for her hands party. The creepiest thing you could ever
Speaker 4: imagine unfolded. They discovered in this single story no stair Airbnb.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: I say that because that's specified on the Airbnb listing.
Speaker 1: Like a flat level house.
Speaker 4: They discovered a secret door.
Speaker 5: Have a listen, there's a beautiful home. Everything was initially
Speaker 5: going very well until one of the girls noticed that
Speaker 5: there was a false door that led to a staircase upstairs.
Speaker 5: And this wouldn't be an issue, but the Airbnb posting
Speaker 5: said that there was no staircase and that this was
Speaker 5: a single family home.
Speaker 1: Okay, hang on, that.
Speaker 4: Was her fiance right now, let me tell you how
Speaker 4: this unfolded. Seven girls are partying and I didn't know
Speaker 4: if they lean against this wall, but it's not a door.
Speaker 4: It's like a secret trapdoor wall and it opens like
Speaker 4: stuff for nightmares. And there's a staircase into the roof.
Speaker 4: Now this is single story.
Speaker 1: Hang on, I can't. They start to walk up.
Speaker 4: The stairs and then they're like, let's not do this,
Speaker 4: so they don't go all the way up. They turn around,
Speaker 4: close the door. They're like, do you know what? Okay,
Speaker 4: they didn't specify, so wart there's another room. So what,
Speaker 4: let's just try and have a good night. They continue
Speaker 4: on the night. Now they're out in the backyard. It's
Speaker 4: on the waterfront. There's a hot tub. Now they know
Speaker 4: that the CCTV because there's cameras, right, and a lot
Speaker 4: of those big beautiful houses has CCTV, but usually the
Speaker 4: cameras don't move. They're positioned on the front doors. And
Speaker 4: that you know, they notice that when these girls are
Speaker 4: walking around into the hot tubs and stuff, the cameras
Speaker 4: are following them. No, it's tracking them.
Speaker 3: Maybe they just didn't want them to ruin the airbnb.
Speaker 3: They were keeping close eye, very vigilant.
Speaker 4: Okay, so they're like, still a little bit weird. Then
Speaker 4: they get into the hot tub and one of it,
Speaker 4: he goes to push one of.
Speaker 3: The jets on.
Speaker 4: Then they get a message, a reminder, just reminding you, guys,
Speaker 4: don't don't play with the jets in the hot tub tonight.
Speaker 1: Obviously they're watching.
Speaker 4: Then the creepiest thing, don't don't duh. They look up
Speaker 4: into the top of the ceiling attic and there's a
Speaker 4: little window in there, and then a man appears in there.
Speaker 3: No, he does. I wish I was kidding.
Speaker 1: He was watching them. The hole was watching them. They
Speaker 1: got out.
Speaker 3: They literally left. They were like what do they do?
Speaker 3: They left?
Speaker 4: They were they called and they're like, something's going wrong.
Speaker 4: Someone needs to get here.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, they call.
Speaker 4: They well they called the host of the airbnb and
Speaker 4: they called the police and they're like ship is going downs. Yeah,
Speaker 4: basically because because they said, oh I'm sorry, I'm I'm
Speaker 4: half an hour away.
Speaker 3: I'll get there a quick as I can.
Speaker 4: And then like two minutes later they turned up there.
Speaker 4: They just came around in front of the house.
Speaker 3: It was wild.
Speaker 4: They ended up leaving. So there are creeps in trapdoor,
Speaker 4: secret rooms, in addicts watching.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is stuff that nightmares are made of,
Speaker 3: britt absolute nightmares.
Speaker 4: Have you ever had like an airbnb thing?
Speaker 3: Nothing that even remotely compares to this.
Speaker 2: I say, in La we tried to save money and
Speaker 2: we got one around the corner from Disneyland. We turn
Speaker 2: off and it's a room in someone's house and it
Speaker 2: is like ned fl house in real life. They had
Speaker 2: a Bible passage Leviticus on the front door and they
Speaker 2: agreed to this and said, so so blessed to have
Speaker 2: your two friends here share brought together by your love
Speaker 2: of Disneyland. I'm like, yeah, something like that. Then we
Speaker 2: go to the bedroom and they go, hope you're okay
Speaker 2: to share a bed?
Speaker 1: Like what make do well?
Speaker 3: You like, we'll put a pillow for down the middle
Speaker 3: so we don't touch each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it wasn't that bad. But it was just
Speaker 2: an awkward situation because they're living in the house. You're
Speaker 2: so right, you can't really step on their toes.
Speaker 4: In England, in Oxford, my sister and I were living
Speaker 4: over there and we were airbeing being a place and
Speaker 4: the only thing we could afford because it was so expensive,
Speaker 4: is an attic, So we lived in an attic. We
Speaker 4: lived through a trapdoor. We used to call it trapdoor.
Speaker 4: You used to have to climb used to go into
Speaker 4: this tiny little room. Right there was outside entrance. You
Speaker 4: opened an outside door. You were in a two x
Speaker 4: two room and there was just in front of you
Speaker 4: a really steep ladder to the roof. We would push
Speaker 4: the roof open, climb into our room. One room that
Speaker 4: had a kitchen camped open a bedroom. What I'm getting
Speaker 4: from this is that it was you and the roof
Speaker 4: brit No listen and then yeah could have been. And
Speaker 4: then you put the trap door back down because that
Speaker 4: was the floor of your kitchen, so you had no
Speaker 4: room to move right anyway, we were coming and going
Speaker 4: like normal. We didn't lock the trap door because we
Speaker 4: locked the bottom.
Speaker 3: Door on the way out.
Speaker 4: We were under the impressions we were the only people
Speaker 4: living there. After about three weeks, I scurried backwards down
Speaker 4: the ladder and turned around and there was a Ukrainian
Speaker 4: man with his face in my face in this two
Speaker 4: by two and I screamed, and I was like, what
Speaker 4: are you doing here? And he pushed open a part
Speaker 4: of the wall at the bottom of trap door.
Speaker 3: He lived in the wall. No, in Oxford in England.
Speaker 4: He lived in the wall.
Speaker 1: Because so I lived in the roof and man lived
Speaker 1: in the wall. We're both as shocked the room. The
Speaker 1: woman coming out of my roof the story. But he goes.
Speaker 2: Then the beautiful Australian girl slid down the walkway.
Speaker 1: I was self frightened. Bro right, oh great.
Speaker 3: This is the weirdest story.
Speaker 1: Well do you have an experience like that? Hit us
Speaker 1: up on the pickup.
Speaker 3: If you have any more reasons to stay in a
Speaker 3: hotel like, come at me. But I could afford the roof.
Speaker 1: All right, We're back after this on the pick up.
Speaker 2: It's the pickup right around the country with Britt, Laura
Speaker 2: and Mitch. Thanks to chemist Wear househeading today get great
Speaker 2: savings every day.
Speaker 3: Now, this is something that you guys would not be
Speaker 3: familiar with, right, but there is park etiquette when you
Speaker 3: have kids, like little kids, it's like the perfect thing
Speaker 3: to do on a weekend, you take your kids down
Speaker 3: to the park. I have spent so many hours of
Speaker 3: my life hanging around a playground and a slide.
Speaker 4: I feel like, I know like dog park etiquette because
Speaker 4: that's my world, But I don't really go to.
Speaker 1: The kids park car park etiquette.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, well I know child park etiquette like better
Speaker 3: than anyone.
Speaker 1: So what's the issue.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, there's a story that's come and it's made
Speaker 3: its way on to Reddit. Now, there was a mother
Speaker 3: of a six month old baby who brought their baby
Speaker 3: to the park and she brought props, she brought a camera.
Speaker 3: She was going to do a cute little photo shoot
Speaker 3: down the park with her baby. Now, it does sound
Speaker 3: pretty cute, and look, everyone wants to have nice photos
Speaker 3: of their baby that they can hold on to for forever,
Speaker 3: but maybe a park is a little bit of an
Speaker 3: interesting place to do it. So what happened is she
Speaker 3: propped her baby up on the bottom of the slide
Speaker 3: and she'd styled it with like you know, some props
Speaker 3: around it, but there were other kids who wanted to
Speaker 3: use the slide. Now the mom has gone over to
Speaker 3: the mother of these children and she said like, can
Speaker 3: you please just stop your kids from using the slide
Speaker 3: for ten minutes whilst I take these photos of my baby.
Speaker 3: The parents were not going to budge, They were not
Speaker 3: gonna you know, they were not going to help out.
Speaker 3: And they were like, no, it's a shared playground and
Speaker 3: it'll let my kids play on the damn slide.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: So then the mum took it upon herself to tell
Speaker 3: the kids that they weren't allowed to go down the slide.
Speaker 4: Oh them fighting, words them, fight and words.
Speaker 3: So this ended up causing quite the rift in the
Speaker 3: park where all the parents were getting up in arms
Speaker 3: because this mum just wanted a couple of minutes to
Speaker 3: take some photos of her child without kids in the background.
Speaker 3: My question is, as people who were not parents, who
Speaker 3: do you think is in the wrong here?
Speaker 4: No, Look, it doesn't take I don't have kids, but
Speaker 4: it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that that's
Speaker 4: not appropriate behavior. You can't shut down a park for
Speaker 4: your photo shoot.
Speaker 3: It's not like you feel in a Hollywood Field.
Speaker 1: I think it's fine. She can do what she wants.
Speaker 1: No one owns the park.
Speaker 3: Can you not just take Okay, I think it's a
Speaker 3: bit it's a bit ballsy. Maybe go early in the
Speaker 3: morning when there's no yes there, but can you not
Speaker 3: just get ten minutes? Ten minutes? Yeah, exactly, go and
Speaker 3: play on the swing set for ten minutes while I
Speaker 3: take the photo? Can you do that?
Speaker 2: I'm also so I'm so shocked by this the culture. Look,
Speaker 2: that's exhausting, the beefing and the.
Speaker 1: Fighting with other parents. Talk to people in.
Speaker 3: Their nothing else to go, get to do, so all
Speaker 3: we have to do is like fight with other.
Speaker 2: Parents about I tell you if anyone listening produces television
Speaker 2: there is a reality show in that park, Park dramas park.
Speaker 4: I feel like what I would do, in all honesty,
Speaker 4: I don't like confrontation. I would probably say to my kid, hey,
Speaker 4: do you want to use the swing for a couple
Speaker 4: of minutes. I'll push you on this swing. I'd probably
Speaker 4: try and accommodate her, because that's what I do. But
Speaker 4: if my kids like having a tantrum because I really
Speaker 4: want to use the slide, I'm going to tell the
Speaker 4: six month old baby to scoot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the six month baby's going to go. Sorry, my
Speaker 2: head is still soft, like it's a baby. What's the
Speaker 2: what's the baby going to do?
Speaker 3: Okay them she left? She left, She had to leave
Speaker 3: the park.
Speaker 4: She was six months old at the park by itself.
Speaker 1: No just went. I'm going to tell about six months
Speaker 1: old where to go. Like, the baby doesn't even.
Speaker 3: Have it can't even crawl, It's only propped up on
Speaker 3: the bottom of the slide.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Don't tell me so literally, I'm not going to go
Speaker 4: attack a six month old baby, but the mum and
Speaker 4: the baby are going to scoo.
Speaker 2: I'd read that article. Britney Hockley scolds infant. I think
Speaker 2: that six months old is too young to be out
Speaker 2: of the house.
Speaker 4: Grow up, no one and give Michigan literally grow up.
Speaker 3: I think that there is a whole other layer of
Speaker 3: park etiquette that it goes unspoken about along with kids.
Speaker 3: What would you do? Yeah, I'm not dumb enough to
Speaker 3: try and contain my kids or other people's kids at
Speaker 3: the park. Like I wouldn't bring a photo a camera
Speaker 3: and try and set up a photo shoot at a
Speaker 3: park because I think parks are unruly enough, and that's
Speaker 3: where this mother has gone wrong. When you were a
Speaker 3: mom of a little kid. The biggest issue I have
Speaker 3: at parks is that other parents who have older kids
Speaker 3: don't supervise their own children. Right. So basically like, I've
Speaker 3: got a two year old home's law alive, but a
Speaker 3: four year old MALEI and they'll run around and they'll
Speaker 3: be doing their things, and I have to helicopter them.
Speaker 3: But it's not because I'm worried about what they're going
Speaker 3: to do. It's because I'm worried about what the seven
Speaker 3: year old and the eight year olds who are bulldozer
Speaker 3: in through the park are going to knock them over.
Speaker 3: They're going to hurt them, And that other moms who
Speaker 3: have older kids, whose kids they don't need to worry
Speaker 3: about anymore, they can stand around chit chatting, aren't supervising
Speaker 3: their kids anymore. So now I have this, so parents
Speaker 3: and little kids have to be hyper alert for their
Speaker 3: own children, but they're also parenting other people's kids at
Speaker 3: the same time.
Speaker 1: I'm watching the kids when this is happening.
Speaker 3: That's the point.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: I'm watching all the kids or has a school bush's.
Speaker 3: Kids, But then I wonder does it come around in circles,
Speaker 3: like is it a rite of passage that when my
Speaker 3: children turn eight or seven, I'm allowed to just like
Speaker 3: stand there with my friends at the park and turn
Speaker 3: my back at them and not watch them.
Speaker 4: You're checking out when your kids are sermon, you are
Speaker 4: not watching them.
Speaker 1: A two year old on a photo shoot, All right.
Speaker 1: We did not get anywhere with that.
Speaker 2: Unnationally, we made no ground in park wars, but coming
Speaker 2: soon to Foxtel.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I bother with these debates with
Speaker 3: you too, since you've never stepped foot in the park
Speaker 3: and if you did.
Speaker 1: It would probably be a problem. Back after this on
Speaker 1: the pick up, It is the pick up right around Australia.
Speaker 2: Britt Laura and mitchere thanks to Chemist Warehouse heading today
Speaker 2: Great savings every day. Britt Laura. I was on a flight.
Speaker 2: I had a little trip to Melbourne on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Nice little trip, just like a treat yourself moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 4: It's because you're single now, so you you're spontaneous.
Speaker 2: I've got time, yeah, money, yeah yeah, And I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go to Melbourne have a little fun weekend away. My
Speaker 2: dad flies all the time for work. And what I've
Speaker 2: done is he doesn't know this, but I've stolen his
Speaker 2: Virgin card, his membership card because he's like a gold flyer.
Speaker 3: And also, I mean, you could probably get away with this,
Speaker 3: like Mitch and Mark very similar. Your dad's name is
Speaker 3: Mark your name? If anyone wasn't aware, is.
Speaker 4: Mitch thirty year age difference?
Speaker 2: But sure, But there's no photo. It simply is a
Speaker 2: Gold card that I've added to my Apple wallet. And
Speaker 2: I'm smart. I flew with Virgin and I do it
Speaker 2: all the time. I walk up to the to the
Speaker 2: gate to the lounge, and you get free food, you
Speaker 2: get a little toasted, you get a little champagne on arrival.
Speaker 3: This like, this is the thing you do.
Speaker 1: Tried and true.
Speaker 2: Baby, I have sat in the lounge. I've never sat
Speaker 2: in a normal gate. Don't even know what a gate
Speaker 2: looks like. What is it a door? Is there a key?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Because I sit the lounge, I sneak
Speaker 2: into the lounge, so I thought, I'm confident. I haven't
Speaker 2: followed in a while because of the pandemic, but I'll
Speaker 2: waltz right in. So I walk up to the Virgin
Speaker 2: lounge access and the beautiful lady with bright red virgin
Speaker 2: lippion was sitting there with her blazer and her neckerchief
Speaker 2: and I said, hello, Mandy, I'd like to go to
Speaker 2: the lounge and she said, no, worries, sir, can I
Speaker 2: please see your membership card? I go show, double tap
Speaker 2: the side button, open it up, pass it over to
Speaker 2: her and she goes, oh, and.
Speaker 1: This sorry, so this is your card?
Speaker 2: I got, it's my card, I said, Marchury gold Fly Average.
Speaker 2: And then she goes, sorry, I can't. I can't let
Speaker 2: you in, And I go, why why's that? She goes, well,
Speaker 2: because I because.
Speaker 1: I know your name's Mitch. I listened to the pickup
Speaker 1: and you're not Mark Jury. This isn't your car.
Speaker 4: You got fright? I got?
Speaker 3: That is so embarrassing for you. What did you say?
Speaker 1: No, I don't know who that is. I'm Mark Churry.
Speaker 3: You did not did not double down?
Speaker 2: And there's a line of corporate men just waiting to
Speaker 2: go to on a business trip with their briefcases and
Speaker 2: their suits, and I'm arguing in my T shirt and trackies.
Speaker 3: Did she ask to see your ticket?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 3: Did you have to show your ticket?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I said, I lost it because it had Mitch
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's so embarrassing, Mitch.
Speaker 4: Did they okay, if they were fans and I knew
Speaker 4: who you were, did they let you in anyway? Because
Speaker 4: you think they'd be like you, I know you're not marked,
Speaker 4: but I'm going to let you in.
Speaker 1: I like you.
Speaker 2: I had to turn around and walk out of because
Speaker 2: it's upper pair of escalators and these purple doors, and
Speaker 2: she went, yeah, I can't let you in.
Speaker 1: I know who you are.
Speaker 2: I listened to She's like, and I don't really like
Speaker 2: you some more Team Brittany and Laura.
Speaker 4: That's so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I'm embarrassing around. I had to go sit in the
Speaker 1: gates it is. It's not even a gate.
Speaker 3: That's so humiliating. Okay, are you ever going to try
Speaker 3: it again? Or are you like, look, one time it
Speaker 3: didn't work. You've got to hitch your bets and gop me.
Speaker 1: It's not stuff with me?
Speaker 4: Not sure does When we go out for dinner or anything,
Speaker 4: he goes, I've got this, and he throws his card
Speaker 4: down to pay and it's his flybys, and I'm like, you.
Speaker 3: Can't, don't try and pay. Do you think he's ever
Speaker 3: actually thrown down a credit card or paid Never lie.
Speaker 1: Excuse I have that one time. Remember all right tomorrow
Speaker 1: Bybee