WEBVTT - FULL SHOW: Britt's old colleague left something SO disgusting in the work fridge... 0:00:10.379 --> 0:00:14.219 Hi Heart podcasts, hear more Kiss podcast playlist and listen 0:00:14.259 --> 0:00:20.499 live on the Free iHeart app A good pickup with 0:00:20.579 --> 0:00:25.619 Britt Hockley and Laura Burn. Baby, your work, our windows done. 0:00:25.859 --> 0:00:29.019 That's my world Rison the dust. Only good tabs are 0:00:29.139 --> 0:00:34.019 all down. I don't march, but yeah, I know our 0:00:34.139 --> 0:00:37.579 biggit and what I want. It don't matter where that goes. 0:00:37.699 --> 0:00:41.939 This is the pickup. Happy Friday, everyone, Hope everyone's had 0:00:41.979 --> 0:00:44.099 a good school holidays. It's the pickup with Brett Hockey 0:00:44.179 --> 0:00:44.779 and Laura Burn. 0:00:45.259 --> 0:00:47.699 I want to quickly tell you something because I'm fascinated 0:00:47.739 --> 0:00:48.939 by it, but I know you're not gonna let me 0:00:48.979 --> 0:00:49.819 talk about it in the show. 0:00:51.139 --> 0:00:54.859 What You're not allowed to laugh and say ha ha ha, 0:00:55.099 --> 0:00:57.059 you're gonna hate this just before we come on air 0:00:57.179 --> 0:00:59.379 and then start talking about something we have not prepped. 0:00:59.619 --> 0:01:01.139 You don't need to prep it. I just want to say, 0:01:01.219 --> 0:01:03.899 for the first time in one hundred and sixteen years, 0:01:04.219 --> 0:01:05.739 Oh god, am I six? 0:01:06.379 --> 0:01:06.819 Do you know that? 0:01:07.139 --> 0:01:07.179 No? 0:01:07.379 --> 0:01:10.059 Okay, it's like the leading spy agency in the world. 0:01:10.059 --> 0:01:11.699 It's like the FBI and I six. It's like what 0:01:12.219 --> 0:01:14.699 James Bond is based on. Like it's like a super spy. 0:01:14.979 --> 0:01:16.339 How do you even know this? 0:01:16.419 --> 0:01:17.779 And why don't I because I used to want to. 0:01:17.738 --> 0:01:21.219 Be a spy. I six, Okay, great, well recur Ever. 0:01:21.339 --> 0:01:23.779 The head of the secret spy agency is a woman 0:01:24.179 --> 0:01:25.819 the first time in one hundred and sixteen is I 0:01:25.899 --> 0:01:27.339 think that's really really cool. 0:01:27.499 --> 0:01:28.979 Why do you say I'm gonna hate. 0:01:28.779 --> 0:01:30.619 This because I don't think you want to talk to 0:01:30.658 --> 0:01:32.779 me about spies. I mean, I don't not about the 0:01:32.818 --> 0:01:34.458 women leading it. But I was like, Laura's not going 0:01:34.499 --> 0:01:35.419 to care about I six. 0:01:35.539 --> 0:01:37.699 I mean, I don't particularly care about spies, but I 0:01:37.779 --> 0:01:38.938 do care about women in power. 0:01:39.059 --> 0:01:42.779 Great, it's British intelligence, so maybe they'll be more intelligent 0:01:42.979 --> 0:01:43.219 to me. 0:01:43.458 --> 0:01:45.099 Let me tell you, when you said you had something 0:01:45.139 --> 0:01:46.579 to talk about at the start of the show, that 0:01:46.779 --> 0:01:48.539 was not what I was thinking. But I'm here for it. 0:01:48.659 --> 0:01:50.819 It's such a flex imagine being able to say that, 0:01:50.899 --> 0:01:52.379 but you can't say it because you're a spy, like 0:01:52.419 --> 0:01:55.339 you can't tell anyone. But she actually has just been name. 0:01:57.179 --> 0:01:59.939 There's a couple Laura online at the moment going viral 0:02:00.259 --> 0:02:02.019 for the funniest story. 0:02:02.779 --> 0:02:05.698 So this couple's friend like his college friend. 0:02:06.179 --> 0:02:08.659 They were catching up and he'd just gotten engaged, and 0:02:08.779 --> 0:02:10.299 he was talking about his wedding to them. 0:02:10.339 --> 0:02:12.459 He said, I'm getting married next year. 0:02:12.659 --> 0:02:15.339 It's going to be like so small and intimate and special. 0:02:15.779 --> 0:02:18.418 And that was the conversation, just like a really private conversation. 0:02:18.978 --> 0:02:22.298 The couple then received a save the date for the 0:02:22.418 --> 0:02:24.459 following year, and it was international. 0:02:24.538 --> 0:02:25.659 It was like over in Argentina. 0:02:26.258 --> 0:02:28.979 So they do what most people would do for an 0:02:29.019 --> 0:02:31.219 international wedding, and they lock in the flights and the 0:02:31.258 --> 0:02:33.899 accommodation and you know, it was fifteen hundred dollar flights, 0:02:34.099 --> 0:02:35.939 three thousand dollars of accommodation. 0:02:36.138 --> 0:02:38.298 Also, yeah, when it's an international wedding, those save the 0:02:38.379 --> 0:02:40.219 dates are way more important because you've got to actually 0:02:40.258 --> 0:02:42.298 block out time for work, and you've got to book 0:02:42.339 --> 0:02:44.138 the flights on a decent amount of money and blah 0:02:44.138 --> 0:02:44.499 blah blah. 0:02:44.499 --> 0:02:47.059 Oh, he had to be so organized. So they organized 0:02:47.059 --> 0:02:49.178 the whole thing because they've been friends forever and they've 0:02:49.219 --> 0:02:51.059 got to save the date. And he told them to 0:02:51.059 --> 0:02:52.539 their face, you know, small, intimate wedding. 0:02:53.138 --> 0:02:56.858 So they book the same hotel as the groom and 0:02:56.978 --> 0:02:58.939 bride and the bridal party because they thought that would 0:02:58.978 --> 0:03:00.939 be easier. So all the family and everywhere at this 0:03:01.019 --> 0:03:01.459 one hotel. 0:03:01.579 --> 0:03:02.099 So they booked. 0:03:02.179 --> 0:03:05.499 That time goes past and they haven't received any updates, 0:03:05.538 --> 0:03:07.418 and it's like a couple of days before they're flying 0:03:07.499 --> 0:03:10.499 out and they're still looking for updates. Then that's when 0:03:10.538 --> 0:03:12.258 it clicks to them. They're like, hang on, we actually 0:03:12.499 --> 0:03:17.499 never got an invite. They turned up to the wedding uninvited. 0:03:17.659 --> 0:03:20.099 So they well, okay, this is where it gets the 0:03:20.258 --> 0:03:20.699 actually go. 0:03:20.739 --> 0:03:22.659 To the wedding. They just on holiday. 0:03:22.819 --> 0:03:24.939 So they stand up to the hotel. They can't change it. 0:03:25.258 --> 0:03:25.819 They're locked in. 0:03:26.299 --> 0:03:27.819 They don't want to waste their money and not go, 0:03:28.059 --> 0:03:30.578 but they're too embarrassed to tell them what happened. So 0:03:30.698 --> 0:03:32.819 they go to the wedding and then just find out 0:03:32.819 --> 0:03:35.458 their schedule and just do everything around their schedule. So 0:03:35.539 --> 0:03:38.499 they're like spies hiding at the wedding. Like so when 0:03:38.499 --> 0:03:40.219 they see them go to the pool, they would go 0:03:40.299 --> 0:03:42.219 and book a spa. When they see them going to 0:03:42.299 --> 0:03:44.458 get massages, they would go out for the day. 0:03:44.339 --> 0:03:45.458 And get whatever it is. 0:03:45.859 --> 0:03:48.339 And they avoided the whole bridal party. 0:03:48.379 --> 0:03:50.899 So they never knew that they were there. Imagine finding 0:03:50.979 --> 0:03:52.979 out that two of your best friends were at the 0:03:53.059 --> 0:03:56.699 same hotel. Where your wedding was being held, surely because 0:03:56.779 --> 0:03:59.339 you sent them a save the date and then uninvited. 0:03:59.739 --> 0:04:02.779 But I you know what, I can see how that happens. 0:04:02.819 --> 0:04:04.619 I think if you've sent a save the date, that 0:04:04.819 --> 0:04:07.899 is as good as an invitation. If you're uninviting someone, 0:04:08.539 --> 0:04:11.299 you need to uninvite them. You can't just not follow 0:04:11.379 --> 0:04:13.459 through with an invitation and think that that's good enough. 0:04:13.539 --> 0:04:18.699 Right, right, Laura, did you do this not to this 0:04:18.819 --> 0:04:21.219 note because we didn't have a destination wedding also, but 0:04:21.299 --> 0:04:25.619 did yourself? Yes, technically, but on a technicality slightly different. 0:04:25.939 --> 0:04:28.859 So my husband and I we were originally going to 0:04:28.899 --> 0:04:31.419 get married towards the start of COVID, and then COVID 0:04:31.499 --> 0:04:33.179 hit and everything kind of went a bit screw loose. 0:04:33.579 --> 0:04:37.059 So we sent out save the dates to our family 0:04:37.139 --> 0:04:40.739 and friends, and then the date changed because you know, 0:04:40.939 --> 0:04:43.179 COVID hit and we decided to postpone it. So we 0:04:43.219 --> 0:04:45.099 actually didn't get married for two and a half years 0:04:45.219 --> 0:04:47.899 after our original wedding date that was set, or two 0:04:47.979 --> 0:04:50.579 years or something like that. That's a long time, a 0:04:50.659 --> 0:04:53.619 long time, a long time. So we'd sent out save 0:04:53.659 --> 0:04:56.899 the dates. Then our second wedding day we also then 0:04:56.939 --> 0:04:59.179 sent out saying, oh, that date's been changed, like, hold tight, 0:04:59.259 --> 0:05:02.859 we'll have more details for you. Two years later, there 0:05:02.899 --> 0:05:05.219 were some people who we sent Save the dates to 0:05:05.339 --> 0:05:07.579 on that original mailing list, and let me tell you, 0:05:07.659 --> 0:05:09.419 we had not heard from them. I had not heard 0:05:09.459 --> 0:05:11.779 from them, neither had Matt. We'd barely spoken to them 0:05:11.899 --> 0:05:14.738 in that time, and so I kind of just assumed 0:05:14.739 --> 0:05:17.179 if we haven't spoken in two years, surely they don't 0:05:17.179 --> 0:05:18.539 expect to get another Save the Day. 0:05:18.979 --> 0:05:21.339 So you didn't uninvite them. I just didn't send another 0:05:21.339 --> 0:05:22.819 Save the Day. I just didn't tell them when the 0:05:22.859 --> 0:05:26.099 new wedding was. But did they contact you in any capacity? 0:05:26.259 --> 0:05:27.059 One person did? 0:05:27.419 --> 0:05:27.619 One? 0:05:28.019 --> 0:05:30.899 One of them said, hey, honey, I haven't received the 0:05:30.979 --> 0:05:31.659 invitation yet. 0:05:32.539 --> 0:05:33.099 What did you say? 0:05:33.139 --> 0:05:33.619 Do you fake it? 0:05:33.739 --> 0:05:34.859 Or say because you're not invited? 0:05:35.619 --> 0:05:37.019 I then invited them under duress. 0:05:39.779 --> 0:05:40.739 What else are you going to do? 0:05:41.019 --> 0:05:43.379 So a bad that actually didn't come. Oh they didn't come. 0:05:43.299 --> 0:05:46.259 Because they've probably heard you say I'm panicing. No, no, no, no. 0:05:46.299 --> 0:05:48.059 I think it was because by then, like the wedding 0:05:48.219 --> 0:05:49.979 was actually just a couple of weeks away, like it 0:05:50.059 --> 0:05:53.139 was very evident. It was just so awkward looking back now. 0:05:53.179 --> 0:05:54.579 It was so awkward. I didn't know what to do. 0:05:54.899 --> 0:05:56.539 I didn't want to write them and say, hey, I 0:05:56.659 --> 0:05:58.139 have not heard from you for two years and I've 0:05:58.179 --> 0:06:00.939 had a baby and you just kind of vanished from 0:06:00.939 --> 0:06:02.659 my life. So I didn't think you'd want to come 0:06:02.659 --> 0:06:05.019 to my wedding. I didn't want to send that there 0:06:05.059 --> 0:06:07.059 was a bit of passive aggressiveness loaded into that. So 0:06:07.179 --> 0:06:10.419 instead I just sent them an invite and said, so sorry, honey, 0:06:10.419 --> 0:06:11.659 if you haven't received it, you can read. 0:06:11.499 --> 0:06:13.699 Between the lines. If you're getting an invitation three weeks 0:06:13.739 --> 0:06:16.139 out of a wedding, you're like the last person on 0:06:16.179 --> 0:06:16.539 the list. 0:06:17.139 --> 0:06:19.219 Something's gone wrong. Don't get me wrong, though, I don't 0:06:19.259 --> 0:06:20.939 think it's a smart move. If you've sent out save 0:06:21.019 --> 0:06:23.579 the dates, don't be a coward like I am. At 0:06:23.699 --> 0:06:25.979 least tell people if they're not invited to the real wedding, 0:06:26.099 --> 0:06:28.619 especially if they're trying to go to an overseas wedding. 0:06:30.259 --> 0:06:32.259 I would love to know. Do you share an office 0:06:32.419 --> 0:06:35.059 or a communal kitchen space where you've got to put 0:06:35.099 --> 0:06:38.419 your lunch in a shared fridge? And if so, is 0:06:38.539 --> 0:06:41.259 there some fridge politics that goes on in your workplace? 0:06:41.379 --> 0:06:44.379 Because there'd been no workplace without fridge politics. 0:06:44.419 --> 0:06:46.899 And I know what happens, right, you put your little 0:06:46.939 --> 0:06:49.539 yoga in there, your little yogurt satchel. Someone comes up 0:06:49.619 --> 0:06:51.819 and takes it, and then it's lunchtime and you're looking 0:06:51.859 --> 0:06:54.219 around you can't find your yogurt. We used to have 0:06:54.339 --> 0:06:56.659 a kitchen thief here. We used to have someone who 0:06:56.659 --> 0:06:58.419 would always go in and steal things from the fridge. 0:06:58.459 --> 0:07:01.859 Iven while though things could be perfectly labeled with a name, 0:07:02.659 --> 0:07:04.659 it could be your lunch. So you brought in that 0:07:04.739 --> 0:07:06.499 your mum had made you in the mornings, packed you 0:07:06.579 --> 0:07:08.899 perfectly in a brown paper bag, go to go and 0:07:08.979 --> 0:07:11.019 get it, and half it would be eaten. I think 0:07:11.099 --> 0:07:13.539 most officers have one of these people who feel like 0:07:13.619 --> 0:07:16.459 it's okay to help themselves to other people's lunches. And 0:07:16.539 --> 0:07:18.659 there is a man who has been speaking about this online. 0:07:18.699 --> 0:07:22.419 Now he had his lunch stolen five times at his work. 0:07:22.499 --> 0:07:26.779 Imagine bringing a pack Sagely's so shitty. It's absolutely bizarre, Okay. 0:07:26.699 --> 0:07:29.139 Because so if it's a good lunch, you think about 0:07:29.179 --> 0:07:29.859 it all day and. 0:07:29.859 --> 0:07:32.739 I passed and you open it up and some gorn. Yeah. 0:07:32.819 --> 0:07:35.099 Some colleagues has helped himself to half a serve, so 0:07:35.299 --> 0:07:37.299 five times he had his lunch stolen. And then he 0:07:37.499 --> 0:07:40.859 decided that instead of like you know, enacting revenge, instead 0:07:40.859 --> 0:07:42.379 of having like you know, making a big deal about it, 0:07:42.459 --> 0:07:45.379 he just brought in a little, a little tiny minifridge 0:07:45.499 --> 0:07:47.819 that he put under his desk, and he started putting 0:07:47.899 --> 0:07:50.819 his lunch into his own minifridge where no one could access. 0:07:51.459 --> 0:07:54.099 And unfortunately that had him labeled as the office wido 0:07:54.219 --> 0:07:56.419 because he was so protective over his own lunch. But 0:07:56.499 --> 0:07:58.219 this is the drastic measures that he had to take. 0:07:58.379 --> 0:08:00.699 It's not that drastic. I'm definitely team him. 0:08:00.859 --> 0:08:01.059 I was. 0:08:01.139 --> 0:08:02.659 I thought, you're going to say, got stolen out of 0:08:02.699 --> 0:08:04.179 his minifridge. 0:08:03.779 --> 0:08:05.699 You might have to lock that or since then, he's 0:08:05.699 --> 0:08:06.899 had no more stolen lunches. 0:08:07.179 --> 0:08:10.499 Do you know this is so disgusting. I haven't thought 0:08:10.499 --> 0:08:11.219 about this in years. 0:08:11.659 --> 0:08:13.739 I was working in a hospital, won't say where, and 0:08:13.819 --> 0:08:18.099 there was somebody that worked there that was convinced people 0:08:18.299 --> 0:08:20.939 was taking his lunch. But I don't know why, because 0:08:21.259 --> 0:08:23.459 no one, for all accounts that we can remember, no 0:08:23.539 --> 0:08:26.379 one took his lunch. Right, he was so paranoy that 0:08:26.459 --> 0:08:29.339 someone would take his lunch that he would bring in 0:08:29.979 --> 0:08:31.259 a dead rat. 0:08:31.739 --> 0:08:32.779 No, that's not real. 0:08:33.458 --> 0:08:35.899 I saw it. It was my work. He put a 0:08:36.019 --> 0:08:39.019 dead rat on top of his lunch box to deter 0:08:39.219 --> 0:08:40.939 people from wanting to open it. And let me tell you, 0:08:41.339 --> 0:08:42.739 not only did it deter people. 0:08:42.499 --> 0:08:43.099 He got fired. 0:08:43.179 --> 0:08:44.979 It's like that's an olagan ass thing. You can't put 0:08:45.019 --> 0:08:45.739 a dead animal. 0:08:45.939 --> 0:08:47.699 Was he working in like a lab or something like 0:08:47.779 --> 0:08:49.699 a science lab, so we had access to dead rats 0:08:49.699 --> 0:08:51.499 because like, I don't know, where's someone who works in 0:08:51.499 --> 0:08:53.459 a hospital finding a dead rat to put on their lunch. 0:08:53.539 --> 0:08:54.379 She brought it from home. 0:08:55.619 --> 0:08:56.419 I'm not kidding. 0:08:56.619 --> 0:08:59.098 I wish I was kidding, I'm actually not. And he 0:08:59.219 --> 0:09:01.419 was obviously not well and he got We didn't get 0:09:01.459 --> 0:09:02.179 made redundant. 0:09:02.419 --> 0:09:07.499 We've heard some toll from safety. It's just such a 0:09:07.579 --> 0:09:09.579 tall tale that I feel like that person's gone too 0:09:09.619 --> 0:09:11.218 far here. We are talking about a mini bar and 0:09:11.259 --> 0:09:13.019 you're like, I've can one up that story. I did 0:09:13.139 --> 0:09:15.739 tell you we brought a dead rat in. 0:09:16.019 --> 0:09:17.458 Yeah, I did tell you. It was bad, and I 0:09:17.539 --> 0:09:19.299 wish I was lying, but I wasn't. I reckon. 0:09:19.339 --> 0:09:21.099 There's a lot of stories, probably not to that level, 0:09:21.299 --> 0:09:23.139 but there's a lot of crazy lunch stories for sure. 0:09:23.299 --> 0:09:25.019 When I used to work as a graphic designer many 0:09:25.059 --> 0:09:29.259 many moons ago, we had same thing communal fridge, and 0:09:29.499 --> 0:09:31.218 one of the girls I worked with always brought in 0:09:31.339 --> 0:09:33.218 boiled eggs. Like she would bring boiled eggs in and 0:09:33.259 --> 0:09:35.179 put them in the top of the fridge compartment like thereuse, 0:09:35.219 --> 0:09:37.779 no one's bringing in raw eggs to an office fridge, right, 0:09:38.419 --> 0:09:41.578 And so someone kept on stealing and helping themselves to 0:09:41.619 --> 0:09:43.419 her boiled eggs. So she'd go there, there'd be three, 0:09:43.499 --> 0:09:45.899 the next day there'd be one. Anyway, she decided to 0:09:45.939 --> 0:09:48.779 bring in a couple non boiled eggs, just like fresh 0:09:48.819 --> 0:09:50.779 eggs and put them in the boiled egg little compartment, 0:09:51.099 --> 0:09:53.019 and she soon found out who the person was that 0:09:53.139 --> 0:09:55.179 was stealing the eggs because they were taking them to 0:09:55.219 --> 0:09:58.139 their desk, cracking them, and then doing it in their bin. 0:09:58.419 --> 0:10:01.179 So like anyway, they took a fresh egg to their 0:10:01.219 --> 0:10:03.819 desk and cracked it on table, and everyone knew who 0:10:03.859 --> 0:10:04.499 the culprit was. 0:10:05.779 --> 0:10:07.419 Let us know, if you have a story that can 0:10:07.499 --> 0:10:08.299 one up either. 0:10:08.179 --> 0:10:09.939 The rat all that, well, I feel like the rat one. 0:10:10.019 --> 0:10:11.339 No one's going to be able to one up brit 0:10:11.419 --> 0:10:13.019 because that's just psychotic. 0:10:12.619 --> 0:10:14.219 I also hope no one can one up that. 0:10:15.899 --> 0:10:18.979 It is time for our little Wins of the Week, 0:10:19.099 --> 0:10:21.179 brought to you by Chemists Warehouse, where one of you 0:10:21.579 --> 0:10:23.739 will win five hundred dollars to spend at Chemists Warehouse, 0:10:23.739 --> 0:10:25.019 and all you have to do is call up with 0:10:25.139 --> 0:10:27.339 your little win. It's possibly the easiest game to play 0:10:27.379 --> 0:10:27.779 on radio. 0:10:27.939 --> 0:10:29.259 Let's give away five hundred bucks. 0:10:29.339 --> 0:10:29.419 La. 0:10:29.539 --> 0:10:32.459 Al right, well we have Gemma on the phone. Gemma, 0:10:32.739 --> 0:10:34.659 let us know what is your little win of the week. 0:10:35.739 --> 0:10:39.059 Hi, I deleted all of the time wasting opts off 0:10:39.139 --> 0:10:43.619 my phone and I reduced my screen time by eighty percent. 0:10:44.859 --> 0:10:46.019 What is your new screen time? 0:10:48.499 --> 0:10:53.139 Yeah, it's downs for about an hour, which is massive. 0:10:53.259 --> 0:10:55.379 Sorry, one hour a week or one hour a day. 0:10:56.219 --> 0:10:58.819 I think it's spread out over the day. Yeah, most 0:10:58.859 --> 0:10:59.578 of it's great. 0:10:59.699 --> 0:11:02.299 Goot bye, yeah, yeah, huge, Good on you. 0:11:02.579 --> 0:11:04.939 Wow, that's pretty impressive, Gemma. Okay, right, hold the line 0:11:04.939 --> 0:11:06.779 because we've got a couple more people. Talk to Rosemary. 0:11:07.259 --> 0:11:08.819 What is your little win of the week? 0:11:09.739 --> 0:11:15.179 Hill Mother? The win is I have finally finished knitting 0:11:15.339 --> 0:11:16.299 a baby. Blame her. 0:11:17.139 --> 0:11:18.098 How long did it take you? 0:11:19.099 --> 0:11:21.179 It has taken me one year? 0:11:23.619 --> 0:11:25.459 Are baby anymore? That's a toddler? 0:11:25.779 --> 0:11:27.739 Are you not a she's got she got a UNI. 0:11:29.739 --> 0:11:32.299 So she's one now. But I'm so excited to give 0:11:32.339 --> 0:11:34.218 it to her, Like it's the cutest thing. It's got 0:11:34.299 --> 0:11:37.179 like the cutest colors, and like I went all out 0:11:37.259 --> 0:11:40.219 trying to get all you know, the really nice young 0:11:40.459 --> 0:11:42.099 and so exciting. 0:11:42.259 --> 0:11:42.739 Are you're not a. 0:11:42.739 --> 0:11:45.019 Knitter by trade? Because the years seems like a long time. 0:11:45.099 --> 0:11:46.019 Is it something you've just learned? 0:11:46.299 --> 0:11:50.739 So literally learned from my from my mom when I 0:11:50.859 --> 0:11:54.098 was little. I just used to watch her and I 0:11:54.259 --> 0:11:57.259 was like, I've got this, I can do this. I tried, 0:11:57.339 --> 0:11:59.099 and yeah, that's beautiful. 0:11:59.739 --> 0:12:01.579 Well look hold the line. That feels like a pretty 0:12:01.619 --> 0:12:03.299 big win after you're working towards the whole the line. 0:12:03.299 --> 0:12:05.579 We've got Alana on there, Hi, Halana, watch your little 0:12:05.579 --> 0:12:06.059 winn of the week. 0:12:07.259 --> 0:12:09.899 So, for the first time in my life, at we 0:12:10.299 --> 0:12:12.939 old forty years old, I wrote a roller coaster? 0:12:14.459 --> 0:12:16.259 Sorry, why have you never ridden one? 0:12:16.979 --> 0:12:17.539 So great? 0:12:18.619 --> 0:12:21.899 Fear has just overcome me and I thought I should 0:12:21.899 --> 0:12:23.819 probably conquer it at some point in my life. And 0:12:23.939 --> 0:12:25.458 so we went to Luna Park and I did it. 0:12:25.539 --> 0:12:27.579 There are we going through a midlife crisis? Was there 0:12:27.579 --> 0:12:29.499 a reason why you were like forty, this is the 0:12:29.619 --> 0:12:31.019 year roller coasters come at. 0:12:31.019 --> 0:12:31.419 Me, babe. 0:12:31.939 --> 0:12:35.179 I feel like we shouldn't let something scares that aren't 0:12:35.219 --> 0:12:36.059 really that scary. 0:12:36.179 --> 0:12:38.499 Maybe that's really inspirational. 0:12:41.459 --> 0:12:42.218 Oh, I don't know. 0:12:44.939 --> 0:12:47.859 All right, now it's time to the deliberation. Who are 0:12:47.899 --> 0:12:51.859 we going to give it to? Okay, just trying to 0:12:51.899 --> 0:12:53.379 hands it from across the room. I don't know what 0:12:53.459 --> 0:12:55.859 she's saying, but I think she might be knitting, which means, Risemy, 0:12:57.619 --> 0:13:00.299 you've just worn yourself five hundred dollars stand at chemist Warehouse. 0:13:00.579 --> 0:13:04.259 Oh my god, thank you so much. You're awesome. 0:13:04.699 --> 0:13:08.419 I don't know if they sell nane, but they don't 0:13:08.579 --> 0:13:10.819 sell yarn at chemist Warehouse Britain. No, but you can 0:13:10.899 --> 0:13:12.019 go and get you know what you need. You might 0:13:12.059 --> 0:13:13.659 need some band aids for all the calsies that you 0:13:13.739 --> 0:13:15.099 have after a year of spending didding. 0:13:16.859 --> 0:13:18.739 Yeah, I do have a few. Oh my god, I'm 0:13:18.819 --> 0:13:19.699 so excited. Guys. 0:13:19.739 --> 0:13:20.699 Thank you sorry much. 0:13:20.899 --> 0:13:23.259 You're so welcome. Rosemary, enjoy your weekend as well.