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Speaker 1: Hi guys, It's a pickup with Britt Harckley and Laura
Speaker 1: Burrn and Britt, I need to tell you about what
Speaker 1: I am obsessed with at the moment.
Speaker 2: Usually this could be anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I tell you about my food cravings. No, usually
Speaker 1: it's not me that brings to you new series and
Speaker 1: things to watch. Me Love Triangle on Stand season three.
Speaker 1: If anyone who is listening to this is like a
Speaker 1: big merrit at First Sight fan. So it's produced by
Speaker 1: the same company that makes Maps. So if you've been
Speaker 1: like missing your reality TV drama, it is so good.
Speaker 1: And there's been something that's happened on one of the
Speaker 1: recent episodes, so you know.
Speaker 2: Mike Gunner. Mike Gunner was from mas Yeah, he was
Speaker 2: from Maths. A few seasons ago.
Speaker 1: He was paired with the absolutely delightful Heidi who had
Speaker 1: curly hair back at.
Speaker 2: Mass We didn't like no Mike, did we No? Unfortunately not,
Speaker 2: I say we as in like the country as a whole.
Speaker 1: So he was a bit of a douche on that show.
Speaker 1: And then you would think that he would have had
Speaker 1: a bit more experience in reality TV.
Speaker 2: Now you think he changes ways, have a rebrand, learned
Speaker 2: and tested.
Speaker 1: But the thing that's made this season so good, So
Speaker 1: he's on Love Triangle this season.
Speaker 2: He's been match with.
Speaker 1: Like his partner, and there is a bit of a
Speaker 1: scandal that's just unfolded on the episode that I'm watching.
Speaker 1: So and you've obviously you've done reality TV, so imagine
Speaker 1: this situation.
Speaker 3: Don't you throw me on the same bus as Mike
Speaker 3: Gunner on MAUS So his partner's sitting in a bedroom
Speaker 3: with the door shut, yeah.
Speaker 1: Talking to a producer, and he comes in and absolutely
Speaker 1: lips out because he's accusing her of being inappropriate with
Speaker 1: the producer by having the door shut and having a
Speaker 1: private conversation with.
Speaker 2: You, I mean, unless they're nude under the covers.
Speaker 1: Come Also, it's a producer that guys at work in
Speaker 1: his workplace.
Speaker 3: And the microphone's probably.
Speaker 2: On and there it is. That is a really controlling issue.
Speaker 1: I watched it and I was like, there's so many
Speaker 1: red flags in this for me. But also I get
Speaker 1: the same maths energy where I'm like, I can't turn
Speaker 1: it off. So they actually show that, Yeah, they show
Speaker 1: his like reaction to it, and his reaction to it
Speaker 1: is just like it's so non parallel to what had happened.
Speaker 2: You know, and it's like so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: But if they have recorded his reaction, that means that
Speaker 3: it was all recorded the producer having a chat with
Speaker 3: the contestants. So that is insane that he has flown
Speaker 3: off the handle at that. It's insane if he flew
Speaker 3: off the handle in that in private.
Speaker 2: I mean no, if you were in private and you
Speaker 2: walked in on your partners, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, if it wasn't filmed. Sorry, like they're on a
Speaker 3: show with the producers that you are constantly talking to
Speaker 3: people of the opposite sex on these reality shows, like
Speaker 3: all different kinds of people that are employed by the show.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I don't know. I've really enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: If you guys want to catch up on it, It's
Speaker 1: Love Triangle. It's season three, it's now streaming on stand
Speaker 1: and there's new episodes every Sunday at ten am.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Well it is Thursday, which means it is time for
Speaker 3: Ask Guncut. We do this every single week on our
Speaker 3: podcast Life on Cut podcast.
Speaker 2: It's where you guys call in with your deepest, darkest
Speaker 2: burning questions. We do our best to answer them. And
Speaker 2: today we've got Cass. Hey, Cass, what's going on? We'll
Speaker 2: the issue.
Speaker 4: Well, I wanted some advice. I am a bridesmaid for
Speaker 4: my friend's wedding back home, so it's back in the UK,
Speaker 4: and I've got to pay for flights and I've got
Speaker 4: to pay for my own dress and just causing quite
Speaker 4: a lot obviously to get back there for it. And
Speaker 4: then the Odatia comment about the wishing well. She was
Speaker 4: hoping that that's going to pay like a big chunk
Speaker 4: of the wedding. And now I'm panicking because I meant
Speaker 4: to input into that as well as everything else. It's
Speaker 4: just such a lot of money.
Speaker 2: When do you say she was commenting about the wishing well? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do you think it was just a general like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm hoping everyone or was it there a vague expectation.
Speaker 2: Do you think that you were contributing?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know. She only said it to me,
Speaker 4: and it was about the wedding in general, but there
Speaker 4: was no one else that she was talking to, you know.
Speaker 3: I actually I would love to do a poll on
Speaker 3: this and get the general public's consensus, because I don't
Speaker 3: know if I'm a minority. It seems to be the
Speaker 3: common thing that bridesmaids when they're asked me a bridesmaids,
Speaker 3: that they're expected to pay for like the dress and
Speaker 3: their own makeup and everything like that. To me, that
Speaker 3: is crazy, Like if I were to ask people to
Speaker 3: be a bridesmaid personally, I would never ask them to
Speaker 3: then pay for it. So I think it's pretty wild,
Speaker 3: especially if it's like an international wedding, if you're having
Speaker 3: to get an international flight, pay for all the accommodation
Speaker 3: that's so expensive. To me, it seems crazy to expect
Speaker 3: anyone to then, on top of that, donate money to
Speaker 3: a wishing world.
Speaker 1: Do you think there's many brides out there that are
Speaker 1: making bridesmaids pay for their own makeup?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: I actually we had another ask guncut come in last
Speaker 3: week that I read personally to our that said exactly
Speaker 3: that I.
Speaker 1: Think that dress and shoes and stuff seems to be
Speaker 1: relatively normal because I would say that a lot of
Speaker 1: people who are trying to organize weddings maybe can't afford
Speaker 1: to buy all of the outfits for their bridal party,
Speaker 1: which I understand, but I also do think that if
Speaker 1: someone has asked you to be a bridesmaid and they're
Speaker 1: wanting you to pay for the dress and the shoes,
Speaker 1: then there has to be some flexibility as to which
Speaker 1: shoes and which dress it is, because it's got to
Speaker 1: be something that maybe you might wear again. It's got
Speaker 1: to be something that, like, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I feel like as a bridesmaid, you've got to have
Speaker 1: some say in it.
Speaker 3: Not even that it's the expectation of also providing a
Speaker 3: cash gift on top of.
Speaker 1: No, but I yeah, look, getting back to the question
Speaker 1: you actually asked, I don't think you do have to
Speaker 1: and I do not think that you are being selfish.
Speaker 1: I don't think that you are not fulfilling your obligation
Speaker 1: as a bridesmaid.
Speaker 2: I really honestly think that if it's an.
Speaker 1: International wedding and you've forked out a heap to be
Speaker 1: the bridesmaid and to play that role, there absolutely shouldn't
Speaker 1: be an expectation for more money on top.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Is she not a very self aware person generally speaking?
Speaker 4: No, she is self aware, but I think I'm just
Speaker 4: a person she's speaking to the most about the wedding,
Speaker 4: so she's like natural persons fly to me. But I
Speaker 4: don't know if that means that then that's also the
Speaker 4: expectation on me.
Speaker 3: I think you can just to be honest, write a
Speaker 3: really nice card, put the card in, and if she
Speaker 3: is self aware and she has been friends with you
Speaker 3: for a long time, she also knows what she's asked
Speaker 3: you to pay. She knows you've flown. I don't think
Speaker 3: you need to sit down and say, hey, I can't
Speaker 3: afford it. I think she will know that, and I
Speaker 3: think you can just write a really nice card wishing her,
Speaker 3: you know, all the love and happiness in the world.
Speaker 3: But if it ever does come up, but I would
Speaker 3: hate for you to feel guilty. And I feel like
Speaker 3: at a friendship like that, you can just say like, hey,
Speaker 3: this has cost me so much money. I just haven't
Speaker 3: I just didn't have anything else to give. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Like also, though, I think international weddings are a whole
Speaker 1: different kettle of fish. I don't even think the guests
Speaker 1: need to necessarily give money for an international wedding.
Speaker 2: No, that's what I'm saying. I say this, Bri. It's like, well,
Speaker 2: on my wedding comes around.
Speaker 3: But I'm not even my I literally wrote on my
Speaker 3: wedding imitation to everybody, do not bring a gift, do
Speaker 3: not give money in a card. There will be no
Speaker 3: wishing well, Like, I don't want and would never expect
Speaker 3: anyone to bring anything because people are already flying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but weddings are tricky because everyone has different expectations.
Speaker 2: And I think unless you're really rich.
Speaker 3: Sorry, if you're listening, you're really rich and you're coming
Speaker 3: to my wedding and you can bring money.
Speaker 1: No. But I do think it's tricky because I think
Speaker 1: a lot of people, there are a lot of people
Speaker 1: who have the perception of like, well, you know, if
Speaker 1: I'm putting on this big thing, then obviously the responsibility
Speaker 1: is for me to pay for it.
Speaker 2: But then there are other people.
Speaker 1: And I think it also can be cultural as well,
Speaker 1: that there's an expectation that they're going to make some
Speaker 1: money back from it, from.
Speaker 2: The gift and the wishing well and everything else. It's
Speaker 2: really cas it's very tricky.
Speaker 1: But look to answer your question, No, you don't need
Speaker 1: to put anything in the wishing.
Speaker 2: Well, but you can just write a nice card.
Speaker 3: And just sell there when you're done with it. That
Speaker 3: it was no joke, like you just sell it, make
Speaker 3: your money back, but have fun at the wedding.
Speaker 4: Give thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Well, if you had some great advice like that, guys.
Speaker 1: You can go and you can mean right to us
Speaker 1: to pick up on Instagram where you can send us
Speaker 1: your question on the wind page and get on next
Speaker 1: week for Asking Cart, where we will do our best
Speaker 1: to answer your life conundrums.
Speaker 2: Now, if you were listening to.
Speaker 1: The show yesterday, you would have heard I mean also,
Speaker 1: I feel like.
Speaker 2: It's all we've been talking about now.
Speaker 3: It's probably our the next five months of our content really.
Speaker 1: But yesterday we spoke about how I am having another baby.
Speaker 1: We're having baby number three in our household, and we
Speaker 1: shared a really really cute little bit of audio from Lola,
Speaker 1: who is our she's our younger, she's four years old.
Speaker 2: I need to be the middle child.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how she's gonna cope's a middle
Speaker 1: child be she doesn't have middle child energy.
Speaker 2: She's born to be the youngest. She doesn't have any.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what kind of energy she's got.
Speaker 3: She's an unusual thing.
Speaker 2: I cook, no in a good way, but she's like,
Speaker 2: you can't. You just can't pick what you're gonna get
Speaker 2: with her.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, she's the wildcard. We always call her the personality
Speaker 1: higher of the family. But then someone told me that
Speaker 1: that was actually kind.
Speaker 2: Of the it is part of me. She hasn't done school.
Speaker 1: She's a funny, funny kid, and she has swung round
Speaker 1: with such excitement. So the little audio grab we shared
Speaker 1: yesterday was her being so so so excited about her
Speaker 1: new baby.
Speaker 2: But so many people have.
Speaker 1: Been asking how did the kids react when we first
Speaker 1: told them, Because I think when you've already got two
Speaker 1: kids and Marley's five laws four, like they get it.
Speaker 1: They understand this time, like you know, they understand that
Speaker 1: mummy's having a baby. They'll tell everyone. They were already
Speaker 1: telling people down the park before we were able to
Speaker 1: talk about it ourselves.
Speaker 2: That was the leak to the Daily Mail.
Speaker 1: Absolutely it was ever going to get out before yesterdays announcement,
Speaker 1: it was Mally and Lola. But the thing is, Molly
Speaker 1: has always been excited like she is such a good
Speaker 1: big sister.
Speaker 2: Lola has issues sharing.
Speaker 1: She is not quite ready or wasn't quite ready when
Speaker 1: we told her to receive that information in a positive way.
Speaker 2: Put it that way. So when we told the.
Speaker 1: Girls, they had completely different reactions.
Speaker 2: Haveles into this. Yes, what mommy and Daddy have to
Speaker 2: tell you? I'm much step truck. We're not getting a
Speaker 2: monster truck. We're not getting a tiny ball to We're
Speaker 2: not getting well, there's no plastic about about something that.
Speaker 2: What do you think we're getting? My it's something very.
Speaker 1: Special, something that you guys will get to give a
Speaker 1: cuddle to.
Speaker 2: No, okay, I'll give you a clue.
Speaker 1: It's in mummy's tommy.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I'm not baby.
Speaker 4: I mean really, Oh are you excited?
Speaker 2: You can also hear that she's stormed away. She's like
Speaker 2: hit another room. I imagine I'm getting out of here. Actually,
Speaker 2: she was so pissed off. She want a toy, not
Speaker 2: a baby in your belly.
Speaker 3: Really unusual things that she wanted above the baby, plastic,
Speaker 3: a tree, a monster trutch, like she tripled down on
Speaker 3: the toy, like the.
Speaker 2: Baby, Yeah, you get a toy. No, she make She's
Speaker 2: got enough toy. She does not need a toy. I'm
Speaker 2: plastic about you just get to roll a clinger out?
Speaker 2: Like where did that?
Speaker 5: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I was like around, like you know, like what do
Speaker 2: you want? She looked around, She's like table, she looks around,
Speaker 2: she sees some plastic plastic.
Speaker 1: I honestly, I have no idea what's going through her
Speaker 1: brain ninety percent of the time.
Speaker 2: But she was really upset.
Speaker 1: She stormed off, and she put herself in a time
Speaker 1: out upstairs.
Speaker 2: She shut her bedroom door and she went and.
Speaker 1: Got into bed, and I came in very shortly afterwards,
Speaker 1: so like Molly was stoked Lola. I went in and
Speaker 1: I sat down in the bed and I was like, sweetie,
Speaker 1: what's what's wrong. I was like, it's okay, you know, mummy,
Speaker 1: Mammy's gonna have a baby. But you love and like
Speaker 1: she loves babies, so I was like, that was a
Speaker 1: weird reaction from her. And she burst out crying and
Speaker 1: she said, she said, Mummy, you'll have a baby and
Speaker 1: then I have to share you and you won't love me,
Speaker 1: You'll love the baby. And I was like, oh, sweetie,
Speaker 1: I get it. That is a rough thing to try
Speaker 1: and process when you are like, she's the baby.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so then we had to spend some time, you know,
Speaker 1: reassuring her that even though there's another baby coming along,
Speaker 1: that she's still the baby and you know, she has
Speaker 1: such an important role to play.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I.
Speaker 1: Wasn't expecting that reaction, and it was it was it
Speaker 1: broke my little heart.
Speaker 3: If she won't be the baby, sure, she'll be a
Speaker 3: big sister now, Like that's a whole different role and
Speaker 3: she probably doesn't understand like the fact that there's something
Speaker 3: else that will be taking your attention. Yeah, Like does
Speaker 3: that mean that you don't have enough love.
Speaker 2: To go around? Like maybe they don't understand that yet.
Speaker 1: Well, it was the other thing she said. She was like,
Speaker 1: you don't need a baby. I'm your baby, And I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, darling, I was like, you're too old
Speaker 1: now to be a baby going to school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we took the dummy off you.
Speaker 1: No, she has come around, she really has, and they're
Speaker 1: both so excited. But I wasn't expecting her to get
Speaker 1: that upset. By it, and I really hadn't thought about
Speaker 1: how complex their little emotions are around sharing and around
Speaker 1: feeling in competition with their siblings, for like their parents.
Speaker 2: You know. Yeah, so that was like a big learning
Speaker 2: curve for me as mum.
Speaker 3: I'm going to take that anytime I have an argument
Speaker 3: with someone, I'm going to take that line from Lola.
Speaker 2: I'm getting out of here. Actually, are you excited?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Oh, well, I'm glad they've come around. It's nice to
Speaker 2: hear that.
Speaker 3: It's full circle and she hasn't sat in those feelings
Speaker 3: for too long. I did not see this on my
Speaker 3: bingo card today, but I have become a bit obsessed
Speaker 3: and equally grossed out with a story about a woman
Speaker 3: that is going viral online for her own beauty DIY hack. Now,
Speaker 3: she has a mole, quite a big mole on her face.
Speaker 3: She got quoted between five hundred and one thousand dollars
Speaker 3: to cut it off, So she decided to cut her
Speaker 3: own mole off her face at home.
Speaker 6: A listen, let's talk about the ball situation, shall we.
Speaker 6: The scissors that I use, I would take some alcohol
Speaker 6: boom booms, pray on it, and then I just kind
Speaker 6: of took it out and I just went in like that.
Speaker 6: It didn't hurt, It wasn't painful.
Speaker 2: She used manicure scissors.
Speaker 1: Firstly, I just have to say this, So Produce a
Speaker 1: Grace created a prep sheet for this, and there is
Speaker 1: a great big photo of this woman holding her mole
Speaker 1: up to the camera. She just plucked it up off
Speaker 1: the table that it fell down on, and she's holding
Speaker 1: a full I'm talking, this mole is like the size
Speaker 1: of a pinky fingernail.
Speaker 2: It's huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it makes me feel like viscually unwell to think
Speaker 3: about and look at.
Speaker 2: And also I don't.
Speaker 3: Know how she said has got no pain, because moles
Speaker 3: and stuff have blood supply, Like you can feel that.
Speaker 3: You can't just take a pair of scissors at home and.
Speaker 2: Hack your face off.
Speaker 1: I understand that some things are expensive, but there's still
Speaker 1: some things that we shouldn't diy.
Speaker 2: I learn a lesson the hard way.
Speaker 1: When I was in my early twenties, so I've always
Speaker 1: had well, like probably from my early twenties, I started
Speaker 1: to get some sunspots right, like little bits of pegmentation,
Speaker 1: and I really noticed it around the age of twenty four. Anyway,
Speaker 1: of course, back then trying to book in to go
Speaker 1: and see Imbautisian or whatever.
Speaker 2: Too expensive.
Speaker 1: So I went and I did my own googling online,
Speaker 1: and I read on some Reddit forum somewhere that wart.
Speaker 2: Kill so like the stuff you would use to kill
Speaker 2: off warts on your feet.
Speaker 1: Literally toxic is really good for removing pigmentation. So I
Speaker 1: painted it onto my face and I gave myself a
Speaker 1: third degree burn on my forehead, which the scar is
Speaker 1: still there now.
Speaker 2: It looks I made it ten times worse, but it
Speaker 2: is literally on my forehead where I burnt myself. Wat
Speaker 2: you could you be so twenty four?
Speaker 3: All right, Well, I've actually called up. Do you remember
Speaker 3: Tilly Whitfield. She was on Big Brother. She's just a
Speaker 3: breath of fresh air. She's the best. But one of
Speaker 3: the things that she was speaking about is a DIY
Speaker 3: beauty hack that she tried to do that was like
Speaker 3: an absolute fail. So I want you to hear it
Speaker 3: from her, Tilly, Welcome to the pickup.
Speaker 5: Hi, guys, how are you hi?
Speaker 2: How are you wait?
Speaker 5: Wait? Can I say something before you even go into that?
Speaker 5: When you were talking about warts, you're gonna diet this.
Speaker 5: My uncle used to bite my cousin's water. No. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I come from a DIY family.
Speaker 3: So that's not Wait he put his mouth on the
Speaker 3: water and just bit it down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he'd bite them.
Speaker 2: Are we talking like a normal water or a place? Wait,
Speaker 2: didn't matter. So he did it to himself or anyway, you.
Speaker 5: Know, his kids, his kids.
Speaker 2: You can't bite a water for child.
Speaker 3: I could vomit in my mouth, I actually feel. But
Speaker 3: also clearly no, wonder you trying to tattoo your own face.
Speaker 3: I was like, gods, okay, that's a whole other conversation,
Speaker 3: the war thing.
Speaker 2: Tell us what you did.
Speaker 5: And why I was going on to big brother. I
Speaker 5: had to have like all the permanent makeups, so I
Speaker 5: like got the like eyebrows done. I got like the
Speaker 5: permanent like lips, how to just like got it all.
Speaker 5: It was COVID. So I was like low key running
Speaker 5: long on like funds. I was like nineteen years old,
Speaker 5: and I was just looking up like how to like
Speaker 5: look cute with no makeup on and you could like
Speaker 5: tattoo makeup on, but like I didn't have the machine
Speaker 5: so that like you needed like this weird like needling
Speaker 5: micro needling machine. I was like, okay, that's too hard.
Speaker 5: So I remember the next best thing, which was like freckles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I saw it.
Speaker 5: On TikTok and this like professional tattoo artist was teaching
Speaker 5: people how to do it at home, and yeah, I
Speaker 5: did it and it was completely like chalked.
Speaker 1: What happened though, So did you give yourself an infection
Speaker 1: or did you just botch it?
Speaker 5: No? Like I literally like went blind.
Speaker 3: Okay, you guys, if anyone's in Carl listening, have a
Speaker 3: look at the photos because it is.
Speaker 2: And this is actually such a great message. I know
Speaker 2: we're laughing and joking, but it's a really good message
Speaker 2: about like what not to do at home.
Speaker 1: But also that makes me mad for the tattoo artists
Speaker 1: who's encouraging people to try it at home, Like this
Speaker 1: is the issue about like influence. This woman who's saying, oh,
Speaker 1: cut off your own mole. It actually went fine. All
Speaker 1: the people who might try and do that now thinking
Speaker 1: that it's okay.
Speaker 3: Well, also, don't bite warts off with your sorry. So
Speaker 3: when you say you went blind for a while, like,
Speaker 3: was that from an infection?
Speaker 2: And how long did that last? Like what happened?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was from an infection? Because I literally like
Speaker 5: ordered the stuff of eBay, so it was like eBay ink,
Speaker 5: eBay needles, and they just honestly got so infected my
Speaker 5: whole eyes closed up and I was like, oh crap,
Speaker 5: better go to the hospital and like just had to
Speaker 5: get like on a full drip and everything because I
Speaker 5: was so sick from it.
Speaker 2: Teally, did you end up doing any permanent damage?
Speaker 5: Well, the thing was like I also tried to dihy,
Speaker 5: I removed them, So I think this is why I
Speaker 5: was really.
Speaker 3: How do you try to remove it?
Speaker 5: Like you use like whale pummus or like lemon, or
Speaker 5: like a scalpel to cut it out, Like I tried
Speaker 5: multiple things, so it went so bad. Yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 5: why when you say that, what I was like, I
Speaker 5: literally ordered a scalpel of eBay as well and cut
Speaker 5: off one of them. Like my nose is so bad,
Speaker 5: Like there a full scar in the middle of my
Speaker 5: nose like a dank because I cut that one off.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Tilly, that is honestly the craziest story
Speaker 1: I've ever heard. And if anyone has ever thought it
Speaker 1: might be a good idea to di y, don't do it,
Speaker 1: even if you're gonna laminate your own brows, maybe think
Speaker 1: twice at this rate.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Tilly, well, I'm glad that you're sort
Speaker 3: of starting to give up the di y.
Speaker 2: I think that. I don't think she is. Thanks so much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thanks, thanks for.
Speaker 2: Coming on the show.
Speaker 5: All right, bye guys, bye.
Speaker 2: Okay, well let's get out of here.