Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: Tuesday. Hi ladies.
Speaker 1: I Hi Tuesday everyone. I am officially just recovered. I
Speaker 1: went on a weekend away this weekend, but when I
Speaker 1: got back something hit me pretty hard. I came home
Speaker 1: from three days away and my dog Delilah completely brushed me.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't look she wouldn't look at me.
Speaker 2: She was so off me.
Speaker 1: I've never experienced it like you know, don't bite the
Speaker 1: hand that feeds you.
Speaker 3: I think it's because don't bite the hand that feeds you,
Speaker 3: but you've had an awful lot of weekends away. She
Speaker 3: knows that there's another hand that's been feeding you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well your mama needs to live her life.
Speaker 4: Do I need to?
Speaker 3: I need to have a life on my own.
Speaker 1: But she wouldn't look at me anyway. I did some research.
Speaker 1: Apparently it's a real thing. Dogs judge their owners completely.
Speaker 1: They judge them for old fish, which I feel very
Speaker 1: judged scene Jo, but they completely judge you and they
Speaker 1: actually feel emotion. So I think I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: give us some real extra times.
Speaker 2: Well, no, they don't let her in the bed.
Speaker 4: Because I was actually reading this overnight that if you
Speaker 4: and any Australian that has a pet and lets them
Speaker 4: sleep in their bed.
Speaker 2: It could be slowly killing you, and.
Speaker 3: That sounds so dramatic.
Speaker 2: Sounds dramatic.
Speaker 3: Mitch is hypochondriact.
Speaker 4: No though, this is real and a real doctor. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna speak on it next because this could be affecting you.
Speaker 4: I've noticed you've got the sniffles a bit, Britt. And
Speaker 4: if you're around the country and your dog sleep with you,
Speaker 4: your life could be.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for this, Thesa.
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Speaker 2: It's the pickup. Welcome to Tuesday, Britt, Laura Mitch here.
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Speaker 2: Listen, we all in this show. We all have a
Speaker 2: dog in our lives.
Speaker 3: We dog.
Speaker 4: I've got a childhood dog, Hamish named him after Hamish
Speaker 4: and Andy.
Speaker 2: And then they have a little radio nerd. It's a cute,
Speaker 2: little full circle moment.
Speaker 4: And I've just been back home with my parents over
Speaker 4: the last weekend, and Hamish was sleeping in bed with me,
Speaker 4: and I kind of got a bit itchy. And the
Speaker 4: poor thing is thirteen years old, so he's got like
Speaker 4: he's got the skiddy, so he left skid marks.
Speaker 3: All that just took such a turn. I thought, you're
Speaker 3: gonna have a nice like reminiscing moment where you got
Speaker 3: to cuddle up to your dog at nighttime.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, I'd have a hot bath and
Speaker 4: the sauna. After Amish took a poo with the bed
Speaker 4: and I started googling. I thought, is this safe? And
Speaker 4: I came across this article right, which is true.
Speaker 3: I love that that is your thoughts, the poo safe.
Speaker 4: I showered first, I scrubbed the poo off, and then
Speaker 4: I got to googling. Sixty two percent of pet owners
Speaker 4: now share a bed in Australia with their cat or
Speaker 4: their dog, which is what a new pole is saying.
Speaker 4: Now it can actually cost you your life.
Speaker 3: Stop it so dramatic.
Speaker 4: Sharing your bed with your dog increases the chance of
Speaker 4: them transferring mycrobes that sit on a dog skin, possibly
Speaker 4: via licking feces that's me or from their fur you
Speaker 4: can contract lime disease from having these dogs and these
Speaker 4: animals sleep next to you every single night.
Speaker 2: It's dangerous, you know what.
Speaker 3: I used to let so. I have a bull Arab.
Speaker 3: He's like a cross between a Great Dane and a
Speaker 3: bull Mastiff. He's huge, and when I was single, I
Speaker 3: used to have him sleep in the bed with me.
Speaker 3: Felt like not like that. I just had a pig
Speaker 3: who's a big, warm body to cuddle. Anyway, he this
Speaker 3: one night I felt him wake up and I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: what's he doing? And it was pitch black, and then
Speaker 3: I heard him whimper, and then he vomited on my
Speaker 3: chest in the middle of the night, like a Great
Speaker 3: Dane vomit onto my chest.
Speaker 1: And people pay for that.
Speaker 3: No, he's never slept in my bed since. So the
Speaker 3: poor thing. He's out in the lounge in the doggy bed,
Speaker 3: gus sing. Look, I'm my dog.
Speaker 1: Delailah. She's the light of my life. She's all I've
Speaker 1: I was gonna say she's all I've got, but that
Speaker 1: was a bit doom and glim She's all I've got.
Speaker 3: She can vomit on me.
Speaker 1: She I let her sleep in my bed.
Speaker 3: She's cute.
Speaker 1: She's cuddle, she's safe, so she's in my bed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's fine.
Speaker 4: Listen, none of us are vets, and we're not doctors,
Speaker 4: but we have pets, and I'm worried about your lives,
Speaker 4: the two of you. So I've got doctor Lisa Chives.
Speaker 4: You'll know it from the BONDAVETG famous man. Hi, doctor Lisa,
Speaker 4: can you tell us please? Are we going to get
Speaker 4: seek from spooning our dogs.
Speaker 5: Let's just take a breath here. I'm listening to what's
Speaker 5: going on and I'm just chuckling away to myself. So
Speaker 5: that article is very sensationalized. Yeah, so, so no cause
Speaker 5: for major alarm. I think we have to take it
Speaker 5: on an individual basis. So if you've got a clean
Speaker 5: dog that's well looked after and doesn't have mites and
Speaker 5: doesn't have fleas, and you keep up with your vet checks,
Speaker 5: your dog's going to be fine. If you're healthy, you're
Speaker 5: not immun a compromised. Put the dog in your bed.
Speaker 6: If your dog's got great behavior, you know, if they're
Speaker 6: not guarding the bed and they're not aggressive, and they're
Speaker 6: not you know, overly anxious, put your dog in your bed.
Speaker 6: You know, you kind of have to just go on
Speaker 6: an individual basis. Like dogs, dogs all of different personalities,
Speaker 6: all of different health problems.
Speaker 7: All of us do too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my dogs are in my bed. I have two
Speaker 5: of them on the bed and we're fine.
Speaker 3: I mean the real question is, have you ever had
Speaker 3: a dog vomit on your chest in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night.
Speaker 2: Then you haven't, and did you pay for it? Doctor Lisa.
Speaker 5: Not vomit on my chest, that's a new one. But
Speaker 5: I have had one multiple times, poo on the floor
Speaker 5: and I wake up in the morning and I've up
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 3: No, No, don't need that. As much as they're beautiful companions,
Speaker 3: you don't need it in your bedroom.
Speaker 4: All right, Thank you, doctor Lisa, stay by everyone. Next
Speaker 4: on the show, what's going on with your daughter, Lola.
Speaker 4: Something's happened with her.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I think honestly, I haven't slept in
Speaker 3: about a week with her. She's going through a well
Speaker 3: they like to call it a developmental leap. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I think that that's just when they say, like this
Speaker 3: sugarcoated a.
Speaker 2: Terrible leap forward or backwards backwards.
Speaker 3: It's like two, it's forward once sty're backwards with the
Speaker 3: todd Lifes.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well that's next Here at the pickup Tuesday.
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Speaker 3: My darling little Lola now she's two years old and
Speaker 3: two was a very fun age, like they're speaking better,
Speaker 3: she's finally potty trained, and she's like, I feel like
Speaker 3: her personality has really come out in the last couple
Speaker 3: of months.
Speaker 2: It has.
Speaker 4: Even Brittin I was saying, like, we FaceTime you, we
Speaker 4: talk to you. She's always jumping on, wanting to talk.
Speaker 1: To She's ordering Ameritto sours now when we go out.
Speaker 3: She's really no. She's also very she's very stubborn, but
Speaker 3: I like that in a little kid, especially in a
Speaker 3: little girl. She's very stubborn, but she wants to do
Speaker 3: things and she wants to do them her way. And
Speaker 3: one of those things is that she wants to dress herself.
Speaker 3: Every day she insists no, like she'll pick her dress,
Speaker 3: she'll pick her shoes. None of it matches. And I'm
Speaker 3: kind of okay with like having a hotch potch kid
Speaker 3: go to daycare looking like they just fell out of
Speaker 3: a clothing bin, like she chooses everything.
Speaker 2: Self expression is very important.
Speaker 1: And she's happy and comfortable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we try and support that in our family,
Speaker 3: like we're all about it. Creativity, that's you know, that's
Speaker 3: a real plus. But something that she's been doing, which
Speaker 3: I thought might just be a fad, but it's turned
Speaker 3: into more than a fad. It's now been two solid months.
Speaker 3: There's one item of clothing that she insists on wearing,
Speaker 3: and ever since potty training, she's become so so obsessed
Speaker 3: with it. And it is her undies. She loves goodies.
Speaker 3: From the minute she wakes up in the morning, she
Speaker 3: says Undies, Undays and Undies, and I have to take
Speaker 3: her nappy off and she goes and she gets her undies.
Speaker 3: But Lola likes to wear two pairs of undies. Lola
Speaker 3: wears one pair of Undies on her butt and another
Speaker 3: pair of Hondies on her head everywhere everywhere, Like I
Speaker 3: have photos to show you. She will literally wear them.
Speaker 3: She wore them on the plane the whole way from
Speaker 3: the car to rock Hampton like a.
Speaker 1: Superman kind of vibe, like justin underpairs.
Speaker 3: She wears them like a hat. She calls Monday hat,
Speaker 3: So she wore them yet very On the weekend that
Speaker 3: just passed, we went to a place center are like
Speaker 3: a big place and lots of kids. My kid's the
Speaker 3: only one running around with undies on her head for
Speaker 3: the entire time. What is it about?
Speaker 1: Do you think?
Speaker 3: No idea? I've asked her, but the old doesn't give
Speaker 3: me a lot.
Speaker 2: Are they are they soiled or are they fresh?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm mean clean, but she'll take anything off the
Speaker 3: floor and put on her head.
Speaker 2: But I hate to be judgmental, but when does parenting happen?
Speaker 2: It's true?
Speaker 3: When do you say you can't wear? Answer the question?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm really about like picking your battles. And
Speaker 3: it's a battle that I can't be bothered to pick
Speaker 3: because it ends in a screaming match of her wanting
Speaker 3: to put her undies back on her head. I get that,
Speaker 3: but she wears them everywhere. I mean, we've got to
Speaker 3: go to a funeral in a couple of days. Times
Speaker 3: she's coming and she'll want to wear on her head.
Speaker 4: Thirteen six five, Like I have to know, what does
Speaker 4: you what's your child's weird obsession? We've got Emma high,
Speaker 4: Emma what's the weird thing your kid does?
Speaker 8: Oh my god, guys, I mean I actually need help
Speaker 8: with this one.
Speaker 3: Don't come to usk em.
Speaker 2: I'll hang up.
Speaker 8: Guys. I have a six year old and the other
Speaker 8: day we were reading a bedtime story about yourgons and
Speaker 8: now that's it. All he'll eat is red and orange
Speaker 8: food because he thinks it's fire and at.
Speaker 1: That's actually really limiting food too, unless like orange, like
Speaker 1: she could food die.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, do some food die.
Speaker 1: Get some veggies in there and just die them.
Speaker 3: That's actually a great idea.
Speaker 8: Yeah, trying to eat the rainbow.
Speaker 7: So do you have any recipes? Please let me know.
Speaker 3: I feel like anything that you have that's white potatoes,
Speaker 3: put some red food dye in. When are you going
Speaker 3: to be a parent, because that was fantastic advice.
Speaker 1: Well, I do parent, Delilah, You do you really take
Speaker 1: that away from me?
Speaker 2: My doctor's good and fury fridge and it looks like you.
Speaker 3: Love my fridge in the middle of a recession.
Speaker 2: It's so bad, Hannah, what are your kids obsessed with?
Speaker 8: Okay, so my four year old daughter is currently obsessed
Speaker 8: with walking backwards.
Speaker 1: That's pretty funny. So she won't go anywhere forward, like
Speaker 1: from the moment she wakes up.
Speaker 8: No, it's been going on for a couple of weeks now,
Speaker 8: so we're in the early stages.
Speaker 3: What do you think, what do you do? Like, at
Speaker 3: what point do you like? You can't force them to
Speaker 3: walk forward, just like you can't force them to take
Speaker 3: the un page.
Speaker 1: Surely they're going to fall over and hurt themselves and
Speaker 1: then you're gonna be like, well told you that was
Speaker 1: That's how it's.
Speaker 2: Going to end for sure. Okay.
Speaker 4: Next on the show yesterday we were talking about near
Speaker 4: death experiences. I mean, Britt, you told us about one
Speaker 4: you had.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, what could have been disastrous in Columbia when
Speaker 1: I was drugged in a place called Metagine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, horrible story, close escape.
Speaker 2: So it was a closed call.
Speaker 1: But it got me thinking about this guy that literally
Speaker 1: fell from the sky, Jake Elvin. He crashed his plane
Speaker 1: on only the second time he's flying.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna get him on the phone.
Speaker 4: You lived to tell the tale and will tell us life.
Speaker 4: Next on the Pickup, it's the pick Up Tuesday. Here, Britt,
Speaker 4: Laura Mitch. Hello, if you're stuck on a Mother's Day
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Speaker 1: Yesterday we were talking about near death experiences.
Speaker 3: We've all sort of had one.
Speaker 1: It came off the back of this French skier that
Speaker 1: literally was going for a little leisurely ski plum down
Speaker 1: an ice cravass. But it was his near death experiences.
Speaker 1: We chatted about ours, and it reminded me of this guy.
Speaker 1: You guys might remember him. His name is Jake Elvin
Speaker 1: and just recently. He's a young Aussie bloke. He was flying,
Speaker 1: He's not his plane, but he was doing learner lessons.
Speaker 1: I think it was only his second lesson. The engine
Speaker 1: stopped and he plummeted from the sky, crashed the plane,
Speaker 1: him and his instructor and survived to tell the tale.
Speaker 1: And I thought, who better to talk about near death experiences?
Speaker 1: So we've got him on the phone. Jake, Welcome to
Speaker 1: the pick up.
Speaker 2: Hi, j Hi Jack.
Speaker 3: How many lessons had you had at this point, Like,
Speaker 3: were you well into your experience plane flying or were
Speaker 3: you a real novice?
Speaker 7: Well well into the first hour of my second lesson?
Speaker 2: So oh, you know a.
Speaker 7: Lot of experience as of yet, but they just wanted
Speaker 7: to give me the full experience.
Speaker 4: You know, Jake, what happened when you were in the cockpit?
Speaker 4: Did you know how to handle the situation? Did an
Speaker 4: engine blow talk us through what happened? Did an alarm
Speaker 4: go off? And did you start to freak?
Speaker 7: Nah? Just like like I was a mechanic myself, so
Speaker 7: like asn't started letting go. I knew what the problem was.
Speaker 7: I'm just say, oh, here, we're gonna have a problem.
Speaker 7: So I just banked it back, trying to make it
Speaker 7: back to the runway, and then the flight instructures like
Speaker 7: I don't think we're gonna have enough height. And then
Speaker 7: it was a really windy day, so we're coming down.
Speaker 7: Those little trees are getting bigger real quick, and I'm
Speaker 7: just saying, ah, this is gonna hurt. And it went down.
Speaker 3: So it wasn't user error, It wasn't something that you
Speaker 3: had done wrong. It was some mechanical problem with the plane.
Speaker 7: Yeah. No, the engine blew up. Like we've been flying
Speaker 7: for about twenty minutes. Joined just touch and goes like
Speaker 7: just landing on the runway and then taking back off again.
Speaker 7: And I'd literally just taken back off and as I
Speaker 7: was climbing up to two thousand feet there, the engine
Speaker 7: just started dying out and then just shut off, and
Speaker 7: then everything just goes dead, silent, and then, yeah, that's
Speaker 7: a NEARI feeling, let me tell you, as you're just
Speaker 7: gliding around over the bush hoping to make it back
Speaker 7: to the runway. But anyway, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, we've seen the pictures and of the crash, and
Speaker 1: we've seen the video of the crash. It looks like
Speaker 1: no one would survive that, but somehow you seem to be.
Speaker 1: You got up, you got yourself to the hospital. What
Speaker 1: injuries did you actually have?
Speaker 7: Yeah? So I ended up just like super minimal. Some
Speaker 7: ligament damage, broke my leg, tore some holes here and there,
Speaker 7: a few stitches and yeah, other than that, good to go.
Speaker 1: Drove to the She drove herself to the hospital with that.
Speaker 2: Where's the instructor, Like.
Speaker 7: Said the instructor, I got him our of the aircraft
Speaker 7: and his wife happened to be at the airfield and
Speaker 7: where we crash was close to the obviously close to field.
Speaker 7: We always made it hume. But she come running down.
Speaker 7: They only had two seats in the car, so I
Speaker 7: put her. She called the ambulance, and was like, the
Speaker 7: ambulance is half an hour away, and I'm an hour
Speaker 7: and a half from where I live. And so I'm
Speaker 7: like that they're going to send me to a hospital
Speaker 7: down here. It's all going to be too hard. So
Speaker 7: I decided to walk up the runway, jump in the car,
Speaker 7: and drive an hour and a half to a hospital
Speaker 7: closer to home.
Speaker 3: You drove your car with a broken leg and ligament damage.
Speaker 3: You were a hospital closer to you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, was beter than getting stuck an hour and a
Speaker 7: half away from home in a hospital for five days.
Speaker 7: I've still got heaps of adrenaline left. I'll be fine.
Speaker 2: So what did you do?
Speaker 4: You walk in and you went, hey, I've just crashed
Speaker 4: my plane. Can I can I sit down for a bit?
Speaker 4: What did they believe?
Speaker 7: You took me ten minutes, fifteen minutes try and find
Speaker 7: a car park at the place for that was half
Speaker 7: the battle. And then once we got the car, I'm like,
Speaker 7: I've got bar hanging off me, I'm covered in dirt,
Speaker 7: I've got one shoe on, there's money come out of me,
Speaker 7: and I'm walking up walk into the emergency room, the
Speaker 7: trail of blood in behind me. And I walk up
Speaker 7: to the desk like what happened? I said, I was
Speaker 7: in a plane crash, like you're insane, and then they
Speaker 7: sit me down to send me off to the cyclad.
Speaker 7: And it wasn't until I said, no, look, I'll share
Speaker 7: the photo, and I mourned up showing a photo and
Speaker 7: a video that They're like, holy shit, and they rushed
Speaker 7: me into emergency.
Speaker 2: So good plays.
Speaker 3: So Jake, were you sharing this on you were sharing
Speaker 3: this on social media at the time when this was
Speaker 3: all happening.
Speaker 7: I was knocked out for a while and then wh
Speaker 7: up hanging upside down in there and was like, holy crap.
Speaker 7: I s advised, and so I thought as I was
Speaker 7: climbing out and the phone come out of my pocket
Speaker 7: in the head a film. So then I started filming
Speaker 7: it all and then I posted on my Snapchat, but
Speaker 7: it didn't load. It only loaded when I got into
Speaker 7: the hospital and everyone's watching it, all my mates just going, ah,
Speaker 7: you know, this idiot is sound a slating crush somewhere.
Speaker 7: And it wasn't until I was on the news that
Speaker 7: night that everyone started getting back to me and going,
Speaker 7: holy crap, you're actually in a plane crack.
Speaker 6: Yeah, did you.
Speaker 1: Ever think you were going to actually die, Like when
Speaker 1: the plane's going down. I know it's all fun and
Speaker 1: games now and we're having to laugh because you're all right,
Speaker 1: But did you actually think, holy bejeebers, this could be
Speaker 1: the end of my life.
Speaker 7: No, not really like falling from the sky.
Speaker 1: I would probably be like, I need to say my goodbyes.
Speaker 2: The next time you were talking, thinkus about what you're
Speaker 2: going to make for dinner with you j.
Speaker 7: Whole lining film business calls all the way down a
Speaker 7: sow leg. No, I was like, I didn't even really
Speaker 7: like I've had a pretty wild lifestyle going on, so
Speaker 7: there's always something bad, But now it's just more like
Speaker 7: just thinking about how I'm going to get this thing down.
Speaker 7: And then the only thing that did cross my mind
Speaker 7: was as those trees were getting big really fast, I'm
Speaker 7: just thinking, ship, this is going to hurt a lot.
Speaker 7: But No, I thought I was going to die, though,
Speaker 7: I was surprised when I did wake up. I'm not
Speaker 7: going to lie. I was like, crap, we made it.
Speaker 3: You are super human. I mean, I don't know whether
Speaker 3: you were delirious or full of energy or what was
Speaker 3: going on there, but I can't believe it either that he.
Speaker 2: Has died and this is the afterlife.
Speaker 7: Yeah. No, it's definitely definitely used one of my lives
Speaker 7: on that one for sure.
Speaker 1: But well, I hope you brought a lot of ticket, Jake.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Jake mate. I appreciate it. Everyone. Let's get
Speaker 2: out of here. I'm going to drive for the next
Speaker 2: couple of years. Yeah, I sing.
Speaker 3: That is actually my idea of hell so scary.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll see you tomorrow For Wednesday, Will and
Speaker 4: Woody are up next to you, then by Guy