Speaker 1: Come on Higer, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 2: It's the pickup. It's britt here, and I got a
Speaker 2: couple of co hosts with me. Okay, if you missed
Speaker 2: yesterday's show, we had a little bit of a would
Speaker 2: you call us bat would call disagreement, which was a
Speaker 2: bier like an old married couple that we are. But
Speaker 2: we're a well I don't know. Some people are into
Speaker 2: that manajera to our stuff.
Speaker 3: Haven't they got to work? We're a new age polyamorous
Speaker 3: old company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're a polyamorous radio show. And we had a
Speaker 2: bicker because we like to do things exactly the same
Speaker 2: every day. And what happened. Hell, first, what happens is
Speaker 2: Mitch says hello first, then I say hello, then Britt
Speaker 2: says hello, but I didn't say hello second, and it
Speaker 2: threw everything into chaos. So here we are. Anyway, you
Speaker 2: did well it well, it's Brittany on the pickup. It's
Speaker 2: Britney's pickup.
Speaker 4: Why don't we go to like office works and get
Speaker 4: little like batons without speaking sticks.
Speaker 2: Like get an auction, because then I don't if we
Speaker 2: have to do that, we probably shouldn't be on radio.
Speaker 2: To be honest, good call, I have the speaking stick.
Speaker 2: Now my turn.
Speaker 4: How are you feeling today? Law's all your kids at
Speaker 4: home of knits. I know we're talking about it coming up,
Speaker 4: but yeah.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I needed a bit of buffer with that. Also,
Speaker 2: you know, I needed to. I was going to bare
Speaker 2: my soul on the show today. I'm trying to normalize
Speaker 2: the things that kids bring into that.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: You kids come over from daycare, they bring home the cold,
Speaker 2: they bring home the flu, the COVID, the knits, you know,
Speaker 2: and currently we're dealing with something in our household. But
Speaker 2: I think I owe you an apology, Mitch. And that's
Speaker 2: what's coming up.
Speaker 3: Oh now that I'm excited for. Yeah, let's see if
Speaker 3: we get there.
Speaker 2: Probably not. I'll change my mind between now and the
Speaker 2: next break.
Speaker 4: Oh, Marshall's joining us too. She's to host this show,
Speaker 4: all right?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, okay, how in comparison to her, how do
Speaker 2: we go? As co hosts?
Speaker 3: Think she was fine, that's google able.
Speaker 2: I'm not so okay, can't wait for it to be
Speaker 2: next just say.
Speaker 3: I think at one point she was like, go.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be talking all things manifestation, Mitch. Let's keep
Speaker 2: on track here.
Speaker 4: And plus we have Oh my god, like prizes up
Speaker 4: for grabs thanks to Target.
Speaker 1: Next, yeah, Target's doing it's winter warmers. We're giving away
Speaker 1: after twelve hundred dollars every single day and the easiest
Speaker 1: competition you will ever have. You call up, you pick
Speaker 1: a number.
Speaker 2: From one to five and we're gonna give you some money.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Britney's here. Oh I keep it tight here,
Speaker 2: I run a tight ship. She does.
Speaker 3: All right, that's all. Next that cash up for grabs
Speaker 3: after this big show. Welcome to the pickup. Let's give
Speaker 3: out some money, ladies.
Speaker 2: Where to walmers.
Speaker 1: Oh, every day this week here at the pickup, we
Speaker 1: are giving away money and it's the easiest money you
Speaker 1: are going to win, all thanks to Targets winter warmers.
Speaker 1: This is it right, you call up. We have five
Speaker 1: boxes at the start of the week. Every day number
Speaker 1: one to five. Every day you call up, you pick
Speaker 1: a number, you win whatever is in that.
Speaker 2: There's really no skill involved, no, no, you can be
Speaker 2: doing anything. You could win this.
Speaker 3: So you got to pick the box.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean it's not really skillful though.
Speaker 3: It's more so of speaking.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was hopefully how that's going.
Speaker 3: You can speak, you can win, so.
Speaker 1: Today we have boxes one to four and five left
Speaker 1: and we have Tyler on the phone.
Speaker 5: Hello, I can speak.
Speaker 2: You can win. Every box has a different amount of
Speaker 2: money in it, right, like to spend a target.
Speaker 4: And now target like you can get. Obviously, it's cold
Speaker 4: and I've felt the Cold War. I think in this
Speaker 4: last week it's like really baked in.
Speaker 2: Don't you think if you finally realize it's you.
Speaker 4: Know how, but you know how, like the year in
Speaker 4: between seasons and once winter finally hits the chill.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I just think this is an Australian thing. I think
Speaker 2: that every year we're like, oh, it's like, how is
Speaker 2: it so cold this year? But every year it is
Speaker 2: this cold. We just are never prepared for it. Look
Speaker 2: forward to the summer. What are you getting if you win?
Speaker 5: I'm getting things to keep me warm, mostly when I'm
Speaker 5: watching things so lond room stuff.
Speaker 1: Blank blanket like chill like you want to make a nest.
Speaker 2: I call it a net tracksuit pans.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm ye all the above.
Speaker 3: All right, Well you really can talk. He's talking.
Speaker 1: Well, para, you've got from box one, two, four or five.
Speaker 2: I'm currently holding box four. I think this could be
Speaker 2: a good box to go for shaking.
Speaker 1: It here, I've got five, and I have box one
Speaker 1: and two.
Speaker 2: What do you feel in Tyler?
Speaker 5: Look, I had two in mind that now four is stounding.
Speaker 2: Don't hold me to it. I have nothing, No, I
Speaker 2: have no idea. What's in this? So with your lucky number?
Speaker 2: Whatever feels good for you?
Speaker 3: What about five?
Speaker 2: No, no one cares about you mentioned.
Speaker 5: I'm not talking to.
Speaker 4: Me, Tyler.
Speaker 1: This is two, and this is one, and this is four,
Speaker 1: and this is five.
Speaker 5: I think I'm going to have to stick with two.
Speaker 2: Then purple box. This one beautiful goal bo lovely number
Speaker 2: two in a bed on the front. Do it faster
Speaker 2: than yesterday? Too long?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 2: I lean into the moment, Laura.
Speaker 4: You feel lucky, BRIT's engagement ring will fall off and
Speaker 4: you'll be a couple hundred grands Richard, all.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm ripping it.
Speaker 2: All right, it's another box. We're ripping that off.
Speaker 3: I'll throw that.
Speaker 2: What have we got in there, Tyler?
Speaker 1: A thousand, a thousand dollars suspender target?
Speaker 2: That is incredible. That is the biggest one we have
Speaker 2: here today. Yeah, thank god you went with your gut,
Speaker 2: because I wouldn't have turned out as well.
Speaker 1: But why we This is why we trust those gut moments,
Speaker 1: you know, it's for moments like this.
Speaker 2: Tyler manifested this you.
Speaker 5: Dear Tyler, thank you so much. Guys, that's fantastic. I
Speaker 5: appreciate it.
Speaker 3: You warm yourself up on the couch. Enjoy, buddy, I
Speaker 3: will thank you.
Speaker 2: That's so nice. That's so much money.
Speaker 4: So much there, hey, speaking of Manifestation. Joining us next
Speaker 4: the Queen of Manifestation, Zoey Marshall. She's married to Benji Marshall.
Speaker 4: She's got a very successful podcast. She actually has hosted
Speaker 4: this show before.
Speaker 2: The podcast is amazing. It's called The Deep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a brilliant show. She's joining us next because
Speaker 4: she's launched a new platform. If you're hesitant or you're
Speaker 4: on the fence about Manifestation, she's going to try and
Speaker 4: sell us on that.
Speaker 3: Next. By ladies, I don't want you to get jealous.
Speaker 4: But our next guest is is the person that I
Speaker 4: started my radio romance with. My first ever radio co
Speaker 4: host a show on this network called celeb HQ almost
Speaker 4: ten years ago. I was a twenty year old kid,
Speaker 4: little baby, and I co hosted with a TV and
Speaker 4: radio she's a podcast host. You know her from a
Speaker 4: hit podcast, The Deep and her brand new manifestation space,
Speaker 4: a Rise dot com dot You. Zoe Marshall, So you're
Speaker 4: a famous manifest You've been doing it personally for years.
Speaker 4: You actually you read my taro. When we first met,
Speaker 4: you taught me how to manifest and now you're so
Speaker 4: good at it you've launched a Rise dot com dot au.
Speaker 4: But Laura, in preparing for this, was like, guys, I
Speaker 4: just don't believe in manifest eight.
Speaker 2: It's not that I don't believe in it. I just
Speaker 2: I am the skeptic like I do. Have a lot
Speaker 2: of questions about it. Firstly, for anyone in the cars,
Speaker 2: who's like, what the hell are they talking about? What
Speaker 2: is manifesting like in a nutshell?
Speaker 6: Okay, so lots of people misunderstand it is wishful thinking.
Speaker 6: I want a million bucks, it's going to land in
Speaker 6: my lap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's good money. Money will rain down on you.
Speaker 2: And I was like, oh god no.
Speaker 6: And that's why it's a really bad rap. What manifesting
Speaker 6: is is having a deliberate intent, right, like saying I
Speaker 6: want a beautiful foreign husband with a bee, right, and
Speaker 6: then taking taking aligned action. You are opening yourself up
Speaker 6: for that thing to come to you. You're taking action,
Speaker 6: and then you're checking right because Britt, it never happens
Speaker 6: if you do not believe you're deserving. So you need
Speaker 6: to remove limiting beliefs. And this is where the neuroscience
Speaker 6: and the mindset stuff comes in. Right. It's a process,
Speaker 6: and then trusting. You have to let go that whatever
Speaker 6: is meant for you will find you. So it's not
Speaker 6: just wishful thinking. And that's why I've come in and gone, guys,
Speaker 6: let's do this. The course is so simple, it is
Speaker 6: like detailed. Take it at your own pace, and anyone
Speaker 6: give I'm not special, Bri. It's not special. You are,
Speaker 6: but you know what I mean, anyone, anyone can do this.
Speaker 6: And I love the skeptics. It's healthy to enter all
Speaker 6: of this with curiosity and needing evidence like I did that.
Speaker 2: I think, Zoe.
Speaker 1: Where people go wrong in the misconception is it's not
Speaker 1: this that you think it and write it down and
Speaker 1: want it and wish it. You still have to work
Speaker 1: towards it. But the idea is it gives you something
Speaker 1: that you're working towards.
Speaker 2: You make your goals when you say that, then that's
Speaker 2: if you're writing it down, you're working towards it. That's
Speaker 2: a goal.
Speaker 1: No, there's different principles. Yes, it is in a way,
Speaker 1: but there's different principles. I'm backing Zoe one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: I've been like I've done courses in the past, like
Speaker 1: Deepak Chopra, who's like this amazing Indian American author New
Speaker 1: Age Guru Meditation Manifestation. I've done loads of his courses
Speaker 1: and I can hands down say so many things that
Speaker 1: I have worked towards a manifested have come true.
Speaker 6: It is strategy, right, there's definite action that you need
Speaker 6: to take. But there is something about and you can
Speaker 6: call it spirit or universe or God or mother nature. Right,
Speaker 6: there's something that is higher than ourselves and it works
Speaker 6: for your greater good. And if you're aligned with things
Speaker 6: that you want, it matches that. If you're doubtful or
Speaker 6: you're negative, it takes you off course because it doesn't
Speaker 6: know whether or not you're manifesting money or you're manifesting
Speaker 6: I'm so broke. It brings up the same thing that
Speaker 6: you're calling in. So it's like a mirror, right, or
Speaker 6: a magnet. You just test it, Laura, you don't even
Speaker 6: have to believe.
Speaker 4: Just like, yeah, Zoe, I was going to ask, is
Speaker 4: there a little way we can all manifest now and see?
Speaker 4: Because I remember when I was getting into it, someone said,
Speaker 4: just think of a place. Think of a place now,
Speaker 4: and then you'll be shocked. You will then find yourself
Speaker 4: in that exact place in however long, and you and
Speaker 4: make it a really obscure place that you might not
Speaker 4: ever think you'd get to, And the moment you get
Speaker 4: there in your life, you went, oh my god, I
Speaker 4: remember having this thought in this moment. So is there
Speaker 4: a technique that Zoe skept sorry getting confused the skeptic Laura,
Speaker 4: anything she can do?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think she can start small. We call these
Speaker 6: micro manifestations. So it could be even like thinking of
Speaker 6: a pair of jeans or a pair of shoes that
Speaker 6: you really want right and then all of a sudden
Speaker 6: you see that it's fifty percent off. That's a manifestation.
Speaker 6: Or you're thinking about someone and then they call or
Speaker 6: they text you you bump into them, or you're thinking
Speaker 6: of I'm going to get the perfect castpot in a
Speaker 6: place that's impossible to park, and then bang, it's right
Speaker 6: out the front side. All of those things are micro
Speaker 6: manifestations that then lead you to have evidence to do
Speaker 6: the big macro manifestations like get engaged on a beautiful beach.
Speaker 3: To all Laura's children have knits.
Speaker 2: At the moment, I'm manifest clean hair for everyone. I'm
Speaker 2: a manifest free of knits.
Speaker 6: That you can do. But you also can never manifest
Speaker 6: for anybody else.
Speaker 2: No, I'm manifesting that for myself. That's what I want,
Speaker 2: for my family and for my life. I would like
Speaker 2: we've proved it, Zoe.
Speaker 4: If you want to get in touch, you can go
Speaker 4: to a rise dot com dot au manifestation space is
Speaker 4: live now.
Speaker 3: Also, you just celebrated your fortieth birthday this week. We
Speaker 3: love you.
Speaker 6: Happy, Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Mitch. I know we've gotten to the end of the show,
Speaker 2: but I have a very heartfelt apology for you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, would you we yeah, make sure we
Speaker 1: doub triply record this, milk. Yeah.
Speaker 3: This has never happened in the history of the pickup war,
Speaker 3: has never apologized over.
Speaker 2: Your especially not heartfelt on the air. This is heartfelt. No,
Speaker 2: I mean this, I mean this. Look a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, you might remember that we played a prank
Speaker 2: on you. I said that I was bringing a parenting PSA,
Speaker 2: something to help the parents out there. And what transpired
Speaker 2: was you sitting in the chair right where you are
Speaker 2: right now, and I rubbed mayonnaise into your hair live
Speaker 2: on air.
Speaker 3: You said it was a nit treatment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well look, have a little listen to this. This
Speaker 2: is what happens.
Speaker 3: Still smell it, Laura.
Speaker 2: You can start to apply it.
Speaker 3: Please, No, you can't stop.
Speaker 2: Stop here we go.
Speaker 3: Don't have I just want the record to show.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So the thick consistency of mayonnaise smothers the adult lause
Speaker 1: because lous is a singular lice and the enzymes in
Speaker 1: the oil used in the mayonnaise stunt the growth while
Speaker 1: in the egg stage k the hair.
Speaker 2: Mayonnaise comb it through. Oh delicious, this.
Speaker 3: Is making me gag. It's cold on my scalp for
Speaker 3: some reason.
Speaker 2: Feel good, giant ham sub did el fel for in
Speaker 2: at the back smell you. Actually, no, I'm so grateful
Speaker 2: someone would have tried this and not known that actually
Speaker 2: gets a home remedy. That doesn't work.
Speaker 3: So the mayonnaise does nothing.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't. Terrific Okay. So the revelation in this
Speaker 2: was that I put mayonnaise in Mitch's hair. It's a
Speaker 2: home treatment for lice head lice, but it actually doesn't
Speaker 2: work at all. And yeah, look, you were the butt
Speaker 2: of the joke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but in hindsight, his hair has never been so lush.
Speaker 2: But you did stink for a good week afterwards, and
Speaker 2: you've very egg Sorry. Okay, so well, because I'm getting there,
Speaker 2: I'm getting the hair. At the time, I felt very
Speaker 2: smug and I and I felt, you know, I quite
Speaker 2: enjoyed the fact that up until this point my children
Speaker 2: have never had head lice, and so I found it
Speaker 2: very funny to do this to you. And this is
Speaker 2: where the sorry part comes in, because karma got me
Speaker 2: very good. On the weekend, I was sitting there at
Speaker 2: a cafe. It was Friday morning, and I was with
Speaker 2: the girls, and Mary came over, my little four year old,
Speaker 2: and I was giving her a little, a little pat
Speaker 2: on the head. I was running my fingers through her hair,
Speaker 2: and she said, Mommy, my head is itchy. And I
Speaker 2: looked down. Yes, my child's head was itchy. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That's because she was invested with head lice and then
Speaker 2: I looked at my other daughter and I ran my
Speaker 2: fingers through her hair and she was infested with head lice?
Speaker 1: Both did you run your fingers through your hair?
Speaker 2: And then I went home and I got a comb
Speaker 2: and I run my fingers through my own hair and
Speaker 2: I was invested with head lice. And I am so
Speaker 2: sorry because it was the worst weekend of my life.
Speaker 2: I spent Okay, our weekend was we did two treatments
Speaker 2: per day on every single person in our household and
Speaker 2: it was not good. So can you confirm now?
Speaker 1: Since they were sitting next to each other, Laura Burn
Speaker 1: and we've hugged multiple times, can.
Speaker 2: You confirm that your knits are gone? I'm still very
Speaker 2: itchy and I will apologize to you in a week
Speaker 2: brit for giving you headlice.
Speaker 1: I have so much hairspray my hair right now it's
Speaker 1: slipped back.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 2: They can't be a trade like a helmet.
Speaker 3: So what did you do?
Speaker 4: You're not going to do the mayonnaise PSA Australia if
Speaker 4: you're listening, it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Well, thank god we got to the bottom of that. No, No,
Speaker 2: the mayonnaise definitely doesn't work. Although their hair is very
Speaker 2: silk and smooth. No, I just went and got one
Speaker 2: of the We went straight to the chemist that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, back in the day they used to shave
Speaker 2: all the hair off, use kerosene and shave all the
Speaker 2: hair off. So we didn't resort to that, although we're
Speaker 2: pretty close. No, we went to chemist ware house. It
Speaker 2: got the knit treatment. We did it once, but Paul
Speaker 2: Marley had it pretty bad, so I had to do
Speaker 2: it several times, and so it's just become like part
Speaker 2: of our weekend.
Speaker 3: You still do the glad wrap. You put the eucalyptus oil, ten.
Speaker 2: Minutes, glad wrap it in and then you have to
Speaker 2: use that horrible comb and drag.
Speaker 3: It through and you get the eggs all them out.
Speaker 2: It was, I reckon, probably one of the most hard
Speaker 2: bumbling parenting experiences I've had so far. I was so
Speaker 2: knocked off my high horse.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, that trump's wiping your bum with a kids sock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was, and like keeping poops out of the bar.
Speaker 2: But this was the humbling. Was just like, you know,
Speaker 2: we were out for a beautiful dinner. I was like,
Speaker 2: my kid's the nit kid. That's it. Then, not only
Speaker 2: is the knick kid on the Knit family anyway. I
Speaker 2: think that they're gone. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Mat, thank you for the official apology, and
Speaker 4: the jury is still out whether or not you've got
Speaker 4: them britches.
Speaker 2: You don't have to accept it either if you don't
Speaker 2: want to. The bad news is that we've spent so
Speaker 2: much time together over the last couple of weeks. I
Speaker 2: really would recommend you, guys go No, I'd really recommend
Speaker 2: going home doing a knit treatment. Guy No, I'm going
Speaker 2: to risk them to live on the edge.
Speaker 4: All right, us and our knits are back tomorrow. See you, guys,
Speaker 4: I see her