Speaker 1: Are you feeling culturally on the pulse, Britney Hockley?
Speaker 2: I was born on the pulse? Were you no? I
Speaker 2: was just born normally actually breach. But first, first, have
Speaker 2: you seen me pop my hips out?
Speaker 1: Do you want to do it? I can pop them
Speaker 1: out on demand. Do we have time? Do we have?
Speaker 1: You can't?
Speaker 2: I'll later.
Speaker 1: I want to see it so bad.
Speaker 3: Pick up socials, Yeah, I pick up put down the
Speaker 3: big stories of the week. Britt You decide whether or
Speaker 3: not we pick them up. We keep talking about them
Speaker 3: and we put them down, never to be spoken of again.
Speaker 3: Topic number one pick up put down. Doing your partner's
Speaker 3: laundry for them.
Speaker 2: I mean put it down, of course if you want
Speaker 2: to help them out, and like I guess if you're
Speaker 2: at home doing nothing all day because you got the
Speaker 2: day off and there at work.
Speaker 1: Then sure.
Speaker 2: But in my relationship, my fiance Ben is like mannic
Speaker 2: with the laundry. I get it wrong all the time
Speaker 2: when I try and help him.
Speaker 1: When I stayed with.
Speaker 3: You guys in Scotland, he did my laundry for me
Speaker 3: and I didn't even ask. Yeah, he did all my
Speaker 3: Like I went to the gym and my clothes is sweaty,
Speaker 3: and I was traveling.
Speaker 1: He went. He didn't even ask, he just washed them all.
Speaker 1: I can't do it.
Speaker 2: I put the wrong colise in apparently, and I put
Speaker 2: the right softnery and I hang it incorrectly like he
Speaker 2: So I just give it to him.
Speaker 1: He does mine. That's because this tiktoks everywhere at the moment,
Speaker 1: it's quite divisive.
Speaker 4: Now I don't do my husband's wondering. Here's why. It's
Speaker 4: because when you get into a relationship, and as women,
Speaker 4: you start taking on domestic labor task without first having
Speaker 4: a conversation with your partner about equitably dividing those domestic tasks.
Speaker 4: It's very easily for the tasks that you start taking
Speaker 4: on to become expected of you. And then the next
Speaker 4: thing you know, it's ten years later and you're the
Speaker 4: only one doing those tasks and you're tired, and you're
Speaker 4: burnt out and you're resentful.
Speaker 1: I'm very personal, doesn't it does? Just really got a
Speaker 1: being in uponnet. Sounds like she wanted a partner to
Speaker 1: hear that. I think so did she tag it he
Speaker 1: was personal? I think she did.
Speaker 3: In the comments all right, movie like pick up put
Speaker 3: down meat pie flavored shapes.
Speaker 1: Put it down. Oh no, I pick up?
Speaker 2: Do you see? I love shapes like, I'm a huge shapes.
Speaker 2: But meat pie I think belongs in a meat pie
Speaker 2: Like I don't want to think I've got this thin,
Speaker 2: crispy little thing in my mouth, but it's really a
Speaker 2: meat pie totally.
Speaker 1: It's on it.
Speaker 3: They're bringing back the classic meat pie flavor. It's to
Speaker 3: do with the footy season, you know what. I'm with
Speaker 3: you on that. I think they're not going to nail
Speaker 3: the meat pie flavor. It'll just be It'll be beef right,
Speaker 3: It's not going to be part. You can't get the
Speaker 3: taste of a pie in a.
Speaker 2: Crap, to be fair on I'm a celebrity, Get me
Speaker 2: out of here. A couple of months ago, when I
Speaker 2: was on that show, we were having to drink meals
Speaker 2: in a drink and I cannot tell you how, And
Speaker 2: then guess what they are?
Speaker 1: They blended it all.
Speaker 2: They blended a full meal into a drink and we
Speaker 2: had a smoothie. We had a drink and guess what
Speaker 2: it was. I had oysters, which was disgusting. But did
Speaker 2: it taste like there was a Caesar salad, an entire
Speaker 2: Caesar salad that got put into a blender and one
Speaker 2: sip you will like see the salad.
Speaker 1: Same with nachos.
Speaker 2: You knew exactly what it was, so I reckon they
Speaker 2: probably could replicate it.
Speaker 1: All right, Finally, pick up, put down.
Speaker 3: Dumping someone over the phone.
Speaker 2: I'm putting everything down this show.
Speaker 1: I'm putting that down.
Speaker 2: Have some respect unless you could not care about them.
Speaker 2: You've been dating for five minutes. No, you can't do
Speaker 2: a phone dumb.
Speaker 3: Well, this is pretty big news. A new royal biography
Speaker 3: has been released in the UK. All the Royal correspondence
Speaker 3: and the people that work in the palace for one
Speaker 3: day end up writing a book. Right, So, someone who's
Speaker 3: worked with tell they've revealed that the Prince of Prince
Speaker 3: William once broke up with Kate Middleton in a thirty
Speaker 3: minute phone call. He said he told her they both
Speaker 3: needed a bit of space to find their own way.
Speaker 3: He was unable to promise her marriage. It was a
Speaker 3: thirty minute phone call, emotionally charged. This was in two
Speaker 3: thousand and seven. And then they did break up, and
Speaker 3: then they reunited at a costume party a few months later.
Speaker 1: I've been dumped on the phone before, though it was
Speaker 1: horrible and national television.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I got dumbed on national television.
Speaker 1: But that was not on the phone. That was worse.
Speaker 1: It was the most public arena. That was a honey
Speaker 1: badger on The Bachelor. Yeah, what was you rather?
Speaker 3: Being dumped again on national TV or being dumped by
Speaker 3: your fiance over the phone?
Speaker 2: Is the phone in.
Speaker 1: The privacy my own home?
Speaker 4: My dumping went viral around the world.
Speaker 1: It didn't really, Yeah, that was the most famous I've
Speaker 1: ever been.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: Saying a lot, isn't it?
Speaker 2: All? Right?
Speaker 1: Back after this, the pickup