Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: Everyone walk in the Thursday.
Speaker 3: Hi, Laurie, I minch.
Speaker 4: I mean it's still without our beautiful bread who's banging
Speaker 4: Hawaiian the African Jungle with.
Speaker 3: I'm deslever to get me out of here.
Speaker 2: She is she is? Yeah, I mean listen, I want
Speaker 2: to I do want to do more. I mean I want,
Speaker 2: I want my baby, you want, I want bretty bag.
Speaker 2: But you know, you and I've had a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: We've had a lot of fun. It is coming to
Speaker 4: the end soon, but it's not there yet. That's why
Speaker 4: don't you list three points where it's just been you
Speaker 4: and I in the last month. It's been really fun
Speaker 4: just you and me. Surely this is me and me
Speaker 4: having to blow a thing out of your nose.
Speaker 3: Were pretty much made out on this show.
Speaker 2: That that's one. I'm happy that.
Speaker 3: I'll take that, yep to what's okay?
Speaker 4: I feel as so. I have laughed at your jokes
Speaker 4: a lot. That's just a generic too.
Speaker 3: Funny. I mean, what else has happened far out me?
Speaker 2: One more positive from working with you?
Speaker 3: Give me one? You give me one?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, let me get the list out of
Speaker 2: my notes.
Speaker 4: App Okay, I get to be with you every day.
Speaker 4: Our friendship has grown deeper.
Speaker 2: It has. We've had more phone calls than ever. We
Speaker 2: connected under your coffee order. I know you're a soy cap.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that you did.
Speaker 3: You've worked with me for two years. Now, what do
Speaker 3: you mean you didn't know they had to get you
Speaker 3: a coffee?
Speaker 2: But now we're working so intimately together. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: Britt not being here has brought us closer together, and
Speaker 2: I adore working with you.
Speaker 4: Your big Judd that was really she used to really
Speaker 4: picks so embarrassing. Anyway, We've had a great time. Britt
Speaker 4: will be back very soon. But in the meantime, guess
Speaker 4: who we do have coming on today's show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, someone that can give us an insight into what
Speaker 2: she's been like in the jungle.
Speaker 4: So carn On, he was just eliminated. He's the chef.
Speaker 4: He's from Master Chef, and I don't know how the
Speaker 4: guys are gonna survive now that they don't have a
Speaker 4: chef in the un That's so true.
Speaker 2: And Britt loves her food like she needs to.
Speaker 3: Eat, and she's also an absolutely terrible cook.
Speaker 2: So this is going to be our first insight as
Speaker 2: to what BRIT's being like in the jungle. We're gonna
Speaker 2: get carn On later in the show. Next though, we've
Speaker 2: got an ask gun cut for a Thursday therapy Thursdays.
Speaker 3: Let's get started, let's go. It's time for a show favorite.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So asking a cut is something that we do every Thursday.
Speaker 4: It's where we answer you're deep, you're dark, you're burning
Speaker 4: questions and you know it gives you give you a
Speaker 4: chance to get some free therapy from two people who
Speaker 4: are completely unqualified.
Speaker 2: Oh, I go to therapy.
Speaker 3: It doesn't make you qualified to give it, but at least.
Speaker 2: I can like just copy regurgitate some of the tactics.
Speaker 3: So you say, like, how does that make you feel?
Speaker 2: Totally? And that? Oh all right?
Speaker 4: Well for some great advice like that. We have Angelique
Speaker 4: on the phone today. Angelique has just had a baby.
Speaker 4: She's got a four month of baby wow, and she
Speaker 4: has some questions around confidence and postpartum.
Speaker 3: Angelique, welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 2: Right, give us all the information. Talk to us about
Speaker 2: when you had the baby and where your heads are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's going on?
Speaker 5: So I've got two daughters now, My first one is
Speaker 5: just over two years and I had another beautiful daughter
Speaker 5: four months ago. Yeah mm hmmm, so going through it twice.
Speaker 5: But pretty much it's just tough. You know, you have
Speaker 5: a baby and you go through the nine months of pregnancy,
Speaker 5: and then you go through postpartum, which is even harder,
Speaker 5: and you're stuck with things like post part of acne
Speaker 5: and hair loss and it's hard to find your groove.
Speaker 6: Do you know?
Speaker 4: People don't talk about all the other crap that happens
Speaker 4: after you have a baby, Like, no one warns you
Speaker 4: that all your hair is going to fall out.
Speaker 3: There's so many things.
Speaker 4: And I think because every single person, like pregnancy does
Speaker 4: different things to them, that you kind of come across
Speaker 4: something new and you're like, oh, oh, pigmentation, that's part
Speaker 4: of pregnancy.
Speaker 2: Well sure, here's the thing. I hate to be ignorant.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, I don't have much advice for you
Speaker 2: as a twenty eight year old man, but I actually
Speaker 2: you could genuinely shed some light on what happens because
Speaker 2: I do not know what you get acne?
Speaker 6: Do you?
Speaker 3: There's so many things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's crazy because everyone always talks about or
Speaker 5: they give you advice about the baby and what life
Speaker 5: is like with a newborn baby, but you kind of
Speaker 5: forget there's a whole nother trimester. That's the fourth trimester
Speaker 5: to the baby, the first twelve weeks I think it is,
Speaker 5: and a lot of changes go on there, and it's
Speaker 5: hard to try to navigate life with your new little friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you're struggling to what. I don't know, I
Speaker 2: guess bounce back in.
Speaker 3: The post part of me, I hate that word so much.
Speaker 2: No, that's why I said I don't want to give advice.
Speaker 2: I mean, is that not the right.
Speaker 4: Well, I just hate the idea that there is a
Speaker 4: bounce back. I don't think, okay, and I speak from
Speaker 4: my own experience. I don't think you ever get back
Speaker 4: to what you were before. It's a different version. I
Speaker 4: think if you ever have the mentality around it being
Speaker 4: a bounced back, then then you're doing yourself with disservice.
Speaker 4: How did you feel after you had the first one, Like,
Speaker 4: did you manage to get back to a place where
Speaker 4: you felt like you had that confidence or did you
Speaker 4: kind of roll from one situation and then it's kind
Speaker 4: of become worse with the second baby.
Speaker 5: There's an age gap there. But I also feel like
Speaker 5: for some reason, I've just kind of gone back to back,
Speaker 5: like it feels like I've just been pregnant for the
Speaker 5: past three years.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Well hold on, Laurie, you've got two kids.
Speaker 2: How did you feel after giving birth to the first
Speaker 2: and the second? I mean, is this something that you
Speaker 2: can relate too?
Speaker 3: Awful?
Speaker 4: I felt like having kids and I still feel like
Speaker 4: I feel like having kids aged me ten years the pop,
Speaker 4: Like I look back on the version of who I
Speaker 4: was before having kids verse.
Speaker 3: Now, and I'm like, oh, they did a number of.
Speaker 2: In terms of what physically or as your personalities.
Speaker 4: Physically everything, and I think that I probably wasn't mentally
Speaker 4: prepared for how much of a sacrifice it is. But
Speaker 4: I guess that's why I feel so passionately about hating
Speaker 4: the whole bounce back thing, because I and I know
Speaker 4: that there would be people who would maybe look at
Speaker 4: me because I'm slim after having kids and go, oh, well, like,
Speaker 4: she looks all right for someone who's had two children.
Speaker 4: But things don't bounce back in the way that you
Speaker 4: kind of expect, I guess, or that you think. And
Speaker 4: I'm talking from everywhere from downstairs to the top of
Speaker 4: your head. Even before Mitch we were laughing and I
Speaker 4: was like, no, I've lost so much hair, and so Angelique,
Speaker 4: I like sympathize with you because I lost so much
Speaker 4: hair after having kids and it kind of never came back.
Speaker 4: But I guess for me, and maybe this might give
Speaker 4: you some solace, is like for me, it was learning
Speaker 4: to give myself a bit of grace and to like
Speaker 4: not have the same expectations that I had on myself
Speaker 4: before having kids as what I do now. And I
Speaker 4: think I don't view my body in the same way.
Speaker 4: I try and look at it in a way that
Speaker 4: I'm grateful for the two little humans that it managed
Speaker 4: to create.
Speaker 3: And yeah, you know, and I.
Speaker 4: Would hope that you have a supportive partner who never
Speaker 4: makes you feel as though your body or the way
Speaker 4: you look isn't the way that it should.
Speaker 3: You know, you've done so much, give yourself a break.
Speaker 4: You've just had a baby, coo ago, You're still in
Speaker 4: the absolute trenches of this, and yeah, it takes time
Speaker 4: to crawl out of those trenches.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I think that's another thing, is that we're
Speaker 5: so busy trying to look after this little life that
Speaker 5: we forget to kind of look after ourselves.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we do prioritize for sure.
Speaker 2: Remember how powerful you are. You made a baby for
Speaker 2: God's sake. I can't make a baby if I would,
Speaker 2: I don't think I could, and I don't think I would.
Speaker 2: I don't think i'd know how. But happy for you
Speaker 2: and keep us up data please, we'd love to know
Speaker 2: how you.
Speaker 3: Go from Yeah, congratulations Angelique.
Speaker 5: Thanks guys, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: If you want to get some advice as well, you
Speaker 2: can hit us up on the Pickup dot com dot
Speaker 2: au or slide into the Pickup DMS. But in the
Speaker 2: next fifteen minutes here on the show, get this your
Speaker 2: chance to fly business class to Europe. That's just the truth.
Speaker 3: Also, what else do you get to do when you
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 2: Well, you get to go to Europe business class, You
Speaker 2: get to get off the plane and dine in some
Speaker 2: of the world's best restaurants hand selected by the Master.
Speaker 4: Chef judges just delicious. But you also get to go
Speaker 4: and listen to Ed Shearing a coleplay live.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's ue. Just to top it off, and your
Speaker 2: chance to get all that and more in the next
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes on the Pickup.
Speaker 4: Now you might be missing Britt who has not been
Speaker 4: on the show for the last couple of weeks, and
Speaker 4: that's because she's been in the jungle.
Speaker 3: I'm a celebrity, get me out of here, but she's
Speaker 3: still not here on the show.
Speaker 4: To make up for it, we have another celebrity from
Speaker 4: the show, well correct, joining us right now.
Speaker 2: We feel we haven't spoken and we have. We didn't
Speaker 2: feel we haven't spoken to Britain like close to a month.
Speaker 2: So the only the nearest person to her is the
Speaker 2: wonderful celebrity chef. You're knowing from Master Chef, you're knowing
Speaker 2: from the jungle. It is karn On. He's joining us now, Hi,
Speaker 2: can't Hi?
Speaker 6: Cann Hey guys, how are you listen?
Speaker 2: Really good? We're really good. You sound peppy for someone
Speaker 2: who's who just got out of the jungle. Have you
Speaker 2: had a Barocca or something? Have they given you some carbohydrates?
Speaker 6: Mate? Three a bit weeks in there, like, would you
Speaker 6: not be happy to get out and get them coffee
Speaker 6: and get them food into your as well?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, totally no. I did be the first
Speaker 2: thing I run for. What was the first thing that
Speaker 2: you went for? That I give you a meal?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Production give you. Is it your favorite meal when you
Speaker 2: get eliminated? What did you have?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you get to ask you a real bit. Third,
Speaker 6: I had like a handful of like pinot eminem. I
Speaker 6: had a couple of coffee that had some souries, and
Speaker 6: then I got my meal, which was like a rebby
Speaker 6: with Jimmy Chieri of hot chips and a salad and
Speaker 6: that was absolutely to dieful.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can I want to know? Watching the
Speaker 2: show and I've watch every episode like it's such a
Speaker 2: brilliant season. It feels like the cast genuinely like it's
Speaker 2: a bit of a love fast, like you all really
Speaker 2: love each other. Is there anyone in there that you're
Speaker 2: not you didn't really gel with or is it exactly
Speaker 2: like what we saw you all just actually BFFs inside
Speaker 2: the camp?
Speaker 6: Now, it's awful show. We hated each other, especially Britta
Speaker 6: and I. We were feeding the entire time.
Speaker 2: Good to know. Yeah, yeah, that's what we were wondering.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, because it seems like you
Speaker 2: hated each other's guts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, no, to be honest, everyone go along really well,
Speaker 6: it was just like school camp where we're all just
Speaker 6: excited to be there to be silly and have fun
Speaker 6: with each other, and it's a great time to also
Speaker 6: get no new people that you probably would never run
Speaker 6: into in real life.
Speaker 4: I would love to know how is brit going in there,
Speaker 4: because we've seen little snippets of how she is. I mean,
Speaker 4: she did a disgusting food challenge the other night, but
Speaker 4: how is she actually going okay?
Speaker 6: So all she cared about love Ben and missing Ben
Speaker 6: and how much she wanted to see Ben and how
Speaker 6: much and how much time she wasn't spending with him,
Speaker 6: and the fact that she when she went at the jungle,
Speaker 6: she missed out on a little trip to see him.
Speaker 6: So there was a lot of ben chad. She took
Speaker 6: to it like a dust to water, like they looked
Speaker 6: like incredible. She was smashing all the challenges, all the
Speaker 6: trials entire way, and she's you know, she's massively talkenty,
Speaker 6: so she had great stories, she was inquisitive, she was
Speaker 6: listening to everyone, and she helped in the kitchen with me.
Speaker 6: So I was very happy to have her there.
Speaker 4: Conn how do you think they're going to go now
Speaker 4: that you're no longer in the jungle, Since you've been
Speaker 4: doing all the cooking and all the meal prep for
Speaker 4: the crew, Like, how do you think they're actually going
Speaker 4: to survive?
Speaker 6: Well, I spent every night with the new two chefs,
Speaker 6: and Ellie and Steven were really really into it, So
Speaker 6: I don't think they'll be fine because they were watching,
Speaker 6: they were asking me questions, so I think they know
Speaker 6: their style of cooking at because I kind of kept
Speaker 6: a pretty filar most nights where we would have like
Speaker 6: a stair fry right for some thought, and I would
Speaker 6: use like the off cuts from the vegetables to make
Speaker 6: the flavor love burns on of the offcuts to make
Speaker 6: flavors for the right. So I think they're going to
Speaker 6: be fine. Although I did watch a little bit when
Speaker 6: I left yesterday, took in the control room and the
Speaker 6: guy and Ellie were like, we have no idea how
Speaker 6: to make me Rik?
Speaker 3: Who do you think is actually going to win the show?
Speaker 6: For me? Sky is incredible with seeing her like just
Speaker 6: growth so much. She's so intelligent and so brave that
Speaker 6: brit is in with a real chance. Imbe She's going
Speaker 6: to hate that because she wants to take some time
Speaker 6: off to find he then, but she can pick the
Speaker 6: right until the end, so I think people just need
Speaker 6: to vote to make sure that she actually gets back
Speaker 6: at the end.
Speaker 2: All right, well there you go, carnlong everyone. It didn't win,
Speaker 2: but he's here on the pick up, which.
Speaker 3: Is a great bare.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like getting a highly commended, totally get a
Speaker 4: participation award at the end of the show.
Speaker 2: All right, well you can vote for our brit so
Speaker 2: she can win the thing on ten plate go ten
Speaker 2: votes per day and the votes will just get her
Speaker 2: that crown. It's what we need, all right. Next, if
Speaker 2: you have ordered anything from a bakery, or you've purchased
Speaker 2: something from a classic Australian bakery at any point this week,
Speaker 2: you might be five thousand dollars richer.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you're gonna win a prize.
Speaker 2: Oh you might not even know you've won the prize. Yes,
Speaker 2: So if you shopped the baker, you're gonna want to
Speaker 2: hear what talking about after this on the pickup. Listen,
Speaker 2: if you're listening to this and you go, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm going to pick the kids up. This is a
Speaker 2: classic Australian right of passage. You picked the kids up
Speaker 2: from school, You're go, I'm going to stop by a
Speaker 2: traditional bakehouse or a bakery. Going to get the kids
Speaker 2: a custerd tart and a scroll.
Speaker 3: No, my thing is get a finger bun. I love
Speaker 3: a finger bun.
Speaker 2: Kids love a bakery. It's like an ozzy thing to do. Well,
Speaker 2: let's fly over at Kansas where the owner.
Speaker 3: I'm gone on trip.
Speaker 2: No, we've gone. You've got the Custer tart. Now you
Speaker 2: going to Kansas. We're back in a bakery at Kansas. Great,
Speaker 2: we're the bakery owner in Kansas. Sis Monroe. She owns
Speaker 2: Sister's Sweets, Cookies and cafe, so she's doing quite a
Speaker 2: bit of this bakery. She is in a real distraught
Speaker 2: panic because she's been searching the kitchen high and low
Speaker 2: for her wedding ring. It's actually an engagement ring. It's
Speaker 2: quite gorgeous. Here's a photo. It's gold. You're as a
Speaker 2: jewelry designer, you can it's actually quite hideous to me.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be upset if I lost that.
Speaker 2: That's awful. Monroe says she hasn't gone a day without
Speaker 2: wearing it for nearly four decades.
Speaker 4: It does I was gonna say, looks like an antique. Correct,
Speaker 4: it looks like it's been worn for forty years.
Speaker 2: She's an old woman. She owns a cafe. It's gone missing.
Speaker 2: She's searched the bakery high and low, and what she's
Speaker 2: come to is that she's accidentally slipped it off while
Speaker 2: she's been making cookies in the bakery, and she's baked
Speaker 2: it and sold it into a cookie.
Speaker 4: That could come as a real oh and s hazard.
Speaker 4: Though someone could end up choking on an engagement ring totally.
Speaker 2: She actually says, I don't even want it to get
Speaker 2: the ring back. I'm worried that someone's going to hurt
Speaker 2: themselves or.
Speaker 4: Chi's No, she's not worried about that. She's worried about this.
Speaker 4: This is overseas in the state. She's gonna get sued.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she's worried aboutgation. Yes, she's trying to
Speaker 2: cover her Keep the ring. Don't get a hemrhid as
Speaker 2: you push it out. That's an emerald cut diamond.
Speaker 4: She go dig through that poo because it's worth five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars a winning cookie.
Speaker 2: Upset and you thought it was she's got maltezer in
Speaker 2: or something. No, it's a diamond ring.
Speaker 3: It's a really ugly diamond ring.
Speaker 2: So hideous I'd be pissed off of God. I wanted
Speaker 2: an nose one that you hear this so often, like
Speaker 2: my mum. Right, Michelle Chury, God bless her soul, tells
Speaker 2: this story of when she and got married to my dad.
Speaker 2: They went out on Sydney Harbor to celebrate. They're on
Speaker 2: a boat. They son screen up. This is the month
Speaker 2: after they get married. She's dancing on the boat listening
Speaker 2: to old eighties music, slips off her ring finger falls
Speaker 2: into Sydney Harp.
Speaker 3: So it must have been a little bit loose for her. Like,
Speaker 3: I think that's the problem, right.
Speaker 4: A lot of people have their wedding rings a little
Speaker 4: bit big because the person who proposes doesn't know their
Speaker 4: so hard totally, I think it happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so ran into the Sydney Harbor. Luckily and uncle,
Speaker 2: her family friend, is a diver. He spent six hours
Speaker 2: up town, up down. He did not.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me he found it.
Speaker 2: I don't get my mama. She can tell the story better.
Speaker 2: I mean, it happened, and they found the ring, and
Speaker 2: to this day she wears it, and.
Speaker 4: Does she pay for the services of this scubaatle absolutely not?
Speaker 3: Who is it?
Speaker 2: Just my uncle uncle.
Speaker 3: Oh it was her brother.
Speaker 2: One of those uncles is not really yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 2: like the weird friend total Sorry, I don't know where
Speaker 2: he fits in, but he's somehow related somehow. It turned
Speaker 2: into your ancle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, there's nothing for anyone who has lost a
Speaker 4: wedding ring. It is very very petrifying.
Speaker 3: I and not just.
Speaker 4: Because I mean and it's expensive. It's also the sentimental thing.
Speaker 4: And then you just think, I don't want to go
Speaker 4: and tell my partner that I've lost this ring that
Speaker 4: they spent so much time organizing, or if you don't
Speaker 4: like your ring, it's a good way to get rid
Speaker 4: of it putting it out there. But I lost my
Speaker 4: engagement ring for a couple of days. I found it
Speaker 4: in a very unexciting place. It was down the side
Speaker 4: of the couch. But for the two days that it
Speaker 4: was missing, pure panic, your chaos.
Speaker 2: Is that the ring that Channel ten paid for when
Speaker 2: you won the Bachelor? Shut up it is isn't it
Speaker 2: didn't even pay for it. No wonder you weren't worried,
Speaker 2: didn't cost you a thing.
Speaker 3: No, that's this one, Yeah, this is the one we got.
Speaker 4: No, No, this was my actual engagement ring that madam,
Speaker 4: that marriage to my other husband.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I don't mean that. That's terrible.
Speaker 2: Thirteen one sixty five. Where did you lose the ring?
Speaker 2: Because people are calling, like crazy, we'll go a break
Speaker 2: when you come back. Where did you lose the ring?
Speaker 2: Because it happens more often than you think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, I want the really weird stories.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you find it internally? Like did you have
Speaker 2: to get an next ray? And they go, you've got
Speaker 2: a diamond in you. I don't have to be that vulcan,
Speaker 2: but we'll take it. Of course we're talking where did
Speaker 2: you lose the engagement ring? Because a baker in the
Speaker 2: US in Kansas has baked her own engagement ring into
Speaker 2: a cookie. She can't find it, she's sold it, someone's eating.
Speaker 2: It's probably in the sewerage system in the middle of
Speaker 2: the US.
Speaker 4: Which it's a very look. It wasn't a cute ring,
Speaker 4: so maybe it's not a bad thing.
Speaker 2: It was actually the ugliest ring. She did herself a face.
Speaker 3: She might get insurance on it and be able to
Speaker 3: buy herself upgrade.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't it be funny if it was all an insurance
Speaker 2: gag in the you know, well, thirteen one O six five.
Speaker 2: We wanted to know when did you lose your ring?
Speaker 2: Because it is so common. People are calling like crazy.
Speaker 2: My mum, Michelle Cury, who birthed me into this world
Speaker 2: in a union with my father Mark Curry. They got married,
Speaker 2: she lost her wedding ring and she's told this story
Speaker 2: like for generations. We have mum on the phone. Hello, Mom,
Speaker 2: why don't you tell us what happened with your wedding ring?
Speaker 2: On that boat?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 7: Michelle, Hi, meet ty Laura well becook was a long
Speaker 7: time ago. We were in Sydney Harbor, just moored off
Speaker 7: Taronga Zoo on a beautiful spot. I put sunscreen on,
Speaker 7: being married about three months, probably had a few glasses
Speaker 7: of champagne.
Speaker 2: That part.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I thought it in terms of this beautiful boat
Speaker 7: into Sydney Harbor. And as I rolled down into the water,
Speaker 7: I was going, no, I could steal my.
Speaker 8: Rings, rolling off my.
Speaker 7: Finger and I'm still going I'm still going down to
Speaker 7: the bottom of the harbor and I couldn't get to
Speaker 7: the top quick enough and just came up and screamed
Speaker 7: to my friends and said I lost my rings.
Speaker 8: My rings had come off. Yeah, I'll look after many
Speaker 8: hours and many many dives and people helping our very
Speaker 8: dear friend Murray dive to the bottom of Sydney Harbor,
Speaker 8: and he came up without a word of a eye
Speaker 8: with my engagement ring and my wedding bears.
Speaker 2: And she passed him and my real father.
Speaker 7: Sitting in the bottom of Sydney Harbor, on the base
Speaker 7: of Sydney Harbor and.
Speaker 2: When we do love a good happy ending. Sorry, Mum
Speaker 2: and Dad are still married, not divorced. So that's that
Speaker 2: wedding ring is you know?
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful thank you.
Speaker 2: Well, we got more palls too. On thirteen one of
Speaker 2: six y five, Barbaretta Shannon Shannon, Sorry Shannon, what happened
Speaker 2: to your ring?
Speaker 1: Well? I was feeding my horses like I do every day,
Speaker 1: and I was pushing the hay down.
Speaker 2: Into the feeder or was good?
Speaker 5: A couple of hours later I realized no ring.
Speaker 3: Wait did the horse eat the ring? Or did? How
Speaker 3: did you? Did you find it backtracked?
Speaker 5: And I hadn't done too much, so the ring was
Speaker 5: in the That's where it.
Speaker 4: Was, thank god, because no one wants to go dig
Speaker 4: in through horsepool.
Speaker 3: That's horrific. That's the last place.
Speaker 2: You want to find a ring, but you can put
Speaker 2: your hand quite far into a horse. I've seen those
Speaker 2: videos of when they when they give birth to a cow.
Speaker 4: The tower, which I think you're meant to wait for
Speaker 4: it to come out. I don't think you're meant to
Speaker 4: go looking for it whilst it's still internal.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying if you wanted to, I've seen some videos.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the call.
Speaker 4: All right, except we got Renee on the phone. Renee,
Speaker 4: where did you lose your ring?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 1: Lah? My ring in the air corn vent of my
Speaker 1: fiance's land cruise.
Speaker 2: Are Oh wow, that's a that's a Was it like
Speaker 2: a money lot?
Speaker 3: How did you shove it in there?
Speaker 1: We was in the wools and more renovating our house.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to scratch it or get it ruined, obviously,
Speaker 1: so I took it off and he's got an air
Speaker 1: convent like on the top dash of the car.
Speaker 3: It fell down.
Speaker 1: Yeah. We had to call a mechanic with like a
Speaker 1: microscope and along like it was like an operation camera
Speaker 1: to stick it all the way down.
Speaker 3: With a that's what the horse needed as well.
Speaker 1: Totally nine hours later the mechanic got it out and
Speaker 1: he actually got an invitation to the wedding.
Speaker 2: I like that. That's a good story, Caitlin. One last one, Hello, honey,
Speaker 2: how did you lose the ring? What happened?
Speaker 9: So we found out that my dog ate my husband's
Speaker 9: wedding ring. It was on the bedside table and we
Speaker 9: then realized that the dog had eaten it. He was
Speaker 9: just a puppy. So a day later we found it.
Speaker 3: Well, why didn't you go into the describe how you
Speaker 3: found that one? Was there a ring of fire for
Speaker 3: the rabbit?
Speaker 5: Yes, a ring of fire.
Speaker 9: That was my husband's job for leaving it on the
Speaker 9: bedside table.
Speaker 4: So he had to rummage through the number two does
Speaker 4: your husband like work in mince meat?
Speaker 2: Like? Why did the rings smell delectable for a dog?
Speaker 3: I think puppies just eat anything.
Speaker 4: Puppies they'll they'll eat sunglasses, they'll eat wedding rings, they'll
Speaker 4: eat the crutch out of a pair of undies.
Speaker 3: They'll eat anything.
Speaker 2: So much today on the show in a wedding and
Speaker 2: he's still married. Yeah, we are a beautiful story. Beautiful story,
Speaker 2: thank you? And does the ring still smell?
Speaker 5: Well, we had to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: What you put down?
Speaker 3: The ring of the dog. Dog didn't deserve that.
Speaker 2: It was just curious. We had to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: We had no choice, so we took it out back
Speaker 2: on goodness all right, Caitlyn, thanks to your call. Listen.
Speaker 2: We're back tomorrow, guys. We will see tomorrow, good bite,
Speaker 2: see you, guys,