Speaker 1: It's the pickup Monday of a britt Laura and Mitch. Here.
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Speaker 3: Laura, Yeah, okay, Well, you guys know I'm in a
Speaker 3: loving and beautiful relationship with my wonderful husband, Mattie Jay.
Speaker 1: You keeps knowing us that.
Speaker 4: You drive at home a bit too much. It makes
Speaker 4: me wonder No, no, no, it's great.
Speaker 3: We are great.
Speaker 1: Everything is great.
Speaker 4: It really is great.
Speaker 3: But I pride myself on being someone who is very
Speaker 3: independent in my relationship. I've always kind of had the
Speaker 3: attitude of like, I don't need a man, even though sometimes.
Speaker 4: Haven't you had the opposite I need a man.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I'm really self sufficient. I can change a
Speaker 3: car tire. I do like to kind of put it
Speaker 3: out there that I'm independent and I love being in
Speaker 3: a relationship with matt but I don't need him.
Speaker 1: Ye turns out I need him more than a thought.
Speaker 3: So the other day I went to pick the kids
Speaker 3: up from daycare and I had to drive, so Matt's.
Speaker 3: We've got different cars because we work at different ends
Speaker 3: of the city. He often takes the kids to daycare,
Speaker 3: and very very rarely do I drive his car. I
Speaker 3: hate it. The brakes are very touchy, and it's just
Speaker 3: not a car that I enjoyed driving. But he had
Speaker 3: both the car seats in it, so I had to
Speaker 3: swap and use his car. So I went and picked
Speaker 3: the kids up from daycare, and I parked on a really,
Speaker 3: really really steep hill and I was about a meter
Speaker 3: from the car in front, and I went and I
Speaker 3: got the kids. I got them in the car, and
Speaker 3: here I am and I was like, cool, we'll reverse
Speaker 3: out of this car park and then we'll be on
Speaker 3: our way. I put the car into reverse and it
Speaker 3: starts to roll down the hill. So I quickly slammed
Speaker 3: the brakes on, and I was like, I could do
Speaker 3: that again. And the kids are in the back they're
Speaker 3: already getting antsy, and I put into reverse and then
Speaker 3: it rolled down the hill again.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: This happened three times until the car was pretty much
Speaker 3: kissing the car in front on this really steep hill.
Speaker 3: There was no more room for error. So I am
Speaker 3: now in the car kids is screaming, I've got my
Speaker 3: foot on the brake and I can't even take my
Speaker 3: foot off the break.
Speaker 4: But Laura, couldn't you just put the handbrake on.
Speaker 3: No, because it's the automatic handbrake, so it always rolls
Speaker 3: a tiny how it just rolls a little bit, like.
Speaker 4: You were close enough that it couldn't roll a centimeter.
Speaker 4: I'm talking this close.
Speaker 3: I was like, if this rolls at all, I am
Speaker 3: rolling straight into the back of a Lexic Alexi.
Speaker 1: Why did you not just put it in drive and
Speaker 1: I will go forward?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Because I was too close for it. The hill is
Speaker 3: so steep at the daycare that if I put it forward.
Speaker 1: I would have just got one.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's just so stressful.
Speaker 4: Anyway, you're not putting it in reverse. I don't understand.
Speaker 3: I had to reverse up the hill a little bit
Speaker 3: to be able to get out of the car path.
Speaker 4: Yes, but was it not going into reverses?
Speaker 3: I just obviously hadn't read it hard enough for it
Speaker 3: to actually reverse.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what happened?
Speaker 3: Okay, guys, I'm already stressed by this story. So I
Speaker 3: told Matt, I've got my foot on the break. He's
Speaker 3: trying to talk me through what to do, and I
Speaker 3: was like, I can't. I physically can't. If I take
Speaker 3: my foot off the brake, it's going to roll. And
Speaker 3: I'm crying and he's like what he says, what are
Speaker 3: you doing? He's like, I just put it into reverse.
Speaker 4: I can't put it into reverse ahead the car.
Speaker 1: I made Matt drive from our house.
Speaker 3: Twenty minutes to the daycare. YEP. He had to get
Speaker 3: in my car and he drove all the way and
Speaker 3: I sat there in the car park with my foot
Speaker 3: on the brake and the kids screaming in the seats.
Speaker 4: I don't understand. Neither did he. Haven't you ever done
Speaker 4: a reverse?
Speaker 3: Neither did he, Britt.
Speaker 4: So he arrived and the kids were like, Daddy's here
Speaker 4: to save.
Speaker 2: Us, Oh my god, what do you have to sit there?
Speaker 3: So Matt gets out, he goes and parks my car.
Speaker 3: He walks over, just like shaking his head.
Speaker 4: How do you switch cars? Though? When you can't?
Speaker 3: Just the brain, so wait for it. I then had
Speaker 3: to unbuckle myself. I changed feet on the brake, Like
Speaker 3: I changed feet. I climbed over into the passenger seat
Speaker 3: so that he could climb in. He put his foot
Speaker 3: in his break and then we kind of like did
Speaker 3: this swap. He literally sat there, looked at me, and I.
Speaker 1: Was like, you're gonna You're gonna hit the car.
Speaker 3: He just put it in reverse and reversed out. And
Speaker 3: I will never ever live it down.
Speaker 4: But your car's automatic, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Shut up, Britt, I'm not thinking I get it.
Speaker 4: I get it if it's a hill start in a
Speaker 4: manual where you've got to give it more, but it's
Speaker 4: an auto.
Speaker 3: It was the dumbest moment of my life. I have
Speaker 3: never been so embarrassed. I physically could not drive his
Speaker 3: car out at the car park. And he will not
Speaker 3: let me live it down.
Speaker 4: He has brought it out embarrassment Lauravin.
Speaker 3: He has brought it up every day. And now I
Speaker 3: feel just I feel really incompetent, and I also feel
Speaker 3: like I've lost confidence.
Speaker 1: In my tribe. And I feel that about you as well.
Speaker 1: I just told Australia, so I mean, come.
Speaker 2: On, okay, if I feel like we need to make
Speaker 2: you feel better, it happens, right, Britt.
Speaker 1: A couple saved the day.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, normal, Please make me feel better if
Speaker 3: you've done something in your relationship that your partner will
Speaker 3: never ever ever let you live down and you feel
Speaker 3: completely inempt.
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Speaker 4: Can I have five hundred bucks?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Absolutely? Need you know what you need? You need a
Speaker 1: driver's lesson, that's what you need. That's so embarrassing. What
Speaker 1: h do you reset the driver's test? Is it because
Speaker 1: it's a gator?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: I think we need to do thirty five?
Speaker 3: Oh my kids think I'm useless and they're only four
Speaker 3: and two.
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll see you guys tomorrow. Have a good
Speaker 1: rest of your Monday.
Speaker 3: Over hope no one's reverse driving.
Speaker 4: Bye,