Speaker 1: Laura, come on, oh one day, we are back again.
Speaker 1: What's so funny, Laura, Oh okay, we were just talking
Speaker 1: about this, but I really want to get to the
Speaker 1: bottom of it. He's Lady Gaga engaged again for the
Speaker 1: fifth time.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's what everyone's saying, because she mouthed it at
Speaker 2: the Games over in Europe. She said she was introducing to.
Speaker 1: But did she even because if you actually listen to
Speaker 1: the audio, there's like a whistle blowing at the same time.
Speaker 3: It could be anything. But people have absolutely taken to.
Speaker 4: This, and apparently she did, because she has gone out
Speaker 4: to say that she's she's engaged a lot because she's
Speaker 4: such a nice person.
Speaker 3: That was soone asked her.
Speaker 4: She can't say no, so she's like, look, people ask
Speaker 4: me and I can't say no, So this is why
Speaker 4: I've been engaged.
Speaker 2: I'm an idiot. I don't think that's a nice person.
Speaker 1: She was engaged five times, nothing wrong with that, But
Speaker 1: imagine only being engaged that many times, not because you're
Speaker 1: in love, but because you have like an avoidant conflict
Speaker 1: personality and you can't say no.
Speaker 4: Just the backhanded compliment to the fiance that's in the
Speaker 4: stands watching on.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, I love you too. Maybe she's prepping him
Speaker 3: for him to not be the fiance.
Speaker 2: I think that's probably not the option. I don't Well, Britt,
Speaker 2: you're engaged. Do you say my fiance when you're referring
Speaker 2: to your boyfriend, bend partner, band fiance be.
Speaker 4: Thank you for bringing that up, which I am in
Speaker 4: fact engaged, and I do.
Speaker 3: Refer to him as fiance.
Speaker 4: I have waited thirty six years to throw that term around.
Speaker 4: There is no way I'm going to continue to use
Speaker 4: partner when it is fiance.
Speaker 3: There's nothing against it.
Speaker 1: I still call my husband my boyfriend just for satirical reasons,
Speaker 1: but yeah, Matt is my boyfriend and will be into
Speaker 1: where Ninny.
Speaker 2: I call my boyfriend my partner just so I feel
Speaker 2: superior to everyone around me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I use partner when it was boyfriend. I don't
Speaker 4: like boyfriend. I always said partner, But when you escalate,
Speaker 4: for sure, one hundred percent it goes to fiance.
Speaker 2: Also, I've just googled it. She's had three fiancees, not five,
Speaker 2: So sorry to the Gaga fans. Defamation or is like
Speaker 2: she says yes to anyone that asks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, four hundred times. She's been engaged.
Speaker 2: All right, let's start the pick up for your Monday
Speaker 2: next pick Up put Down. It's how we start the
Speaker 2: show every week, the big news stories from the weekend
Speaker 2: YouTube Britain Laura are deciding whether or not a conversation
Speaker 2: continues into the week or it's snuffed out, never to
Speaker 2: be spoken of again. Overnight we had an Australian at
Speaker 2: the games over in Europe, sent home, canceled, left, told
Speaker 2: to leave. It's actually very big news. We're gonna unpack
Speaker 2: it after this on the pickup. Welcome, it is Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: We need to do this pick up. I'm going to
Speaker 2: give you, Britain Laura, a topic that the country have
Speaker 2: been discussing all week. It is your choice whether or
Speaker 2: not we continue talking about it or we we never
Speaker 2: talk about it again. Either we pick it up or
Speaker 2: we put it down.
Speaker 3: We do it every week twice a week now. It's
Speaker 3: been such a fan favorite. Yeah, what have you got
Speaker 3: this week? All right?
Speaker 2: Pick up put down? Celindion performing over the weekend in Europe.
Speaker 3: Pick it up of your have to.
Speaker 1: But also I want to admit I didn't watch the
Speaker 1: opening game, so I don't feel like I have enough
Speaker 1: skin in the game to comment on how amazing it is.
Speaker 3: But I'm glad she's made a comeback.
Speaker 4: I don't think you need to have watched it to
Speaker 4: just know how amazing Celindion is.
Speaker 3: Full stop.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I was watching like this highlight reel that someone.
Speaker 4: Had put together of her over the years from when
Speaker 4: she first started performing, and by the end of it,
Speaker 4: this is like a ninety second reel. I was in tears,
Speaker 4: like her originally saying I just want to perform to
Speaker 4: like a full room of people like this is when
Speaker 4: she started off. And then I was like, if only
Speaker 4: you knew what you were going to be. And then
Speaker 4: when she got sick, she started to cry and she
Speaker 4: was like I will perform again, like this isn't the
Speaker 4: end for me. And I was like, oh, sign feel
Speaker 4: deliver and take my money.
Speaker 3: You got me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's cute. I will say the accent
Speaker 2: is deeply confusing. I'm like, oh, this is French. Then
Speaker 2: I google it she's a Canadian.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what, she has a very unusual accent.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean for anyone who doesn't know when we
Speaker 1: say she's sick, she's got stiff person.
Speaker 3: Is it stiff? Person syndrome or disease.
Speaker 1: But it's it's taken her out of performing for a
Speaker 1: very long time. Now that she came out and she
Speaker 1: got paid two million dollars to do it.
Speaker 2: So okay, she's from Quebec, she's French Canadian, so there's
Speaker 2: that French input.
Speaker 3: She really lent into the friend.
Speaker 2: Hey, pick up, put down, britt Laura, possible signs of
Speaker 2: life being discovered on Mars.
Speaker 3: How do you put that down? Pick it up? Sure?
Speaker 3: Would you believe it?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Okay, I guess that's the question.
Speaker 1: Well the big question is And now I'm gonna sit
Speaker 1: here in the corner and put my tin full of
Speaker 1: hat ocs. It makes me sound like a crazy conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 1: I just don't believe that we are the only planet
Speaker 1: that has life, Like there has to be another planet
Speaker 1: out there that maybe it's a tiny little microorganism of
Speaker 1: the bacteria or something, but there has to be.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The rover which is on Mars found a rock that
Speaker 2: they believe is sign of life on Mars.
Speaker 5: Have listened and NASA's perseverance rover may have made an
Speaker 5: extraordinary discovery signs of ancient life on Mars. The six
Speaker 5: wheeled robotic explorer has found a rock that may harbor
Speaker 5: fossilized microbes that lived on the red planet billions of
Speaker 5: years ago. Samples will be sent back to Earth so
Speaker 5: scientists can have a really good look.
Speaker 4: I mean there's a lot of Maybes in there, wasn't
Speaker 4: it may have found a rock that may have signs
Speaker 4: of maybe mi bio that we might be able to test.
Speaker 2: Wally Darli was loving that the background was.
Speaker 3: The Project Loved Space.
Speaker 1: They afford the sound effects, so it's just Wally Arli,
Speaker 1: Project Love Space.
Speaker 3: They talk about space all the time. Have you not
Speaker 3: noticed this? For every single week there is there is
Speaker 3: something about space. They love space. Interesting. I think it
Speaker 3: might be a road McManus, he really enjoyed the moon.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: Finally, pick up put down the commentator that was sacked
Speaker 2: over sexist comments about the Australian relay team.
Speaker 1: Pick it up, picking up of the fact that we
Speaker 1: put him down.
Speaker 2: Bob Ballard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, Bob Ballard he off the back of the
Speaker 1: one hundred meter relay, the four by one hundred meter relay.
Speaker 1: He made such a crazy comment the women were taking
Speaker 1: a little bit longer to get from the pool to
Speaker 1: the podiums to accept their award after winning gold medal,
Speaker 1: and he made the comment that maybe they were just
Speaker 1: doing their makeup, you know, women doing their mate.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't even that, Laura. They weren't making their
Speaker 4: way to the podium. They were on the podium with
Speaker 4: their gold medals. They were having their moment, and he
Speaker 4: was telling them that the moment was too long. He
Speaker 4: was like, get off the podium, basically by saying, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, women just doing their makeup. No, Actually, they're
Speaker 4: basking their glory of the fact that they are the
Speaker 4: untouchables and the best swim team in the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's outrageous, isn't it.
Speaker 1: But you know what I think is really quite amazing
Speaker 1: is that we live in a day and age now
Speaker 1: where that like that would have just kind of slipped
Speaker 1: under the radar back in the day, but now because
Speaker 1: of social media and the holding to account, it means
Speaker 1: that he's been let go from being a commentator at
Speaker 1: the Games.
Speaker 2: It's very Parisian, isn't it to be? Like get away goodbye?
Speaker 1: Well, because also it's supposed to be the most equal
Speaker 1: games that have ever happened, so there's as many female
Speaker 1: athletes as there are male athletes, so I think there
Speaker 1: has to be a no tolerance for this sort of
Speaker 1: misogynistic commentary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I agree, I love it.
Speaker 7: Goodbye Bob Well in other years, guys, it is International
Speaker 7: Lipstick Day, so we have the Look Good, Feel Better
Speaker 7: and Yeah, Ruchy Paige, she's coming in after the break
Speaker 7: to chat all things lipstick.
Speaker 2: As we broadcast, Ladies. It's a very special Monday, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Is that why you've won your lipstick today, Mitch, she
Speaker 1: is doing celebration of my back pocket.
Speaker 3: No, today is a very special day.
Speaker 4: It's International Lipstick Day, and to celebrate, Revlon is teaming
Speaker 4: up with Chemist Warehouse and a Delta Goodroom Foundation to
Speaker 4: raise funds for Look Good, Feel Better, a charity that
Speaker 4: helps women face cancer with confidence. We are going to
Speaker 4: be speaking to a very special woman named Ruschie Paige.
Speaker 4: She is a Look Good, Feel Better ambassador and a
Speaker 4: Revlon Bold Beauty partner.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is such an important campaign and it
Speaker 1: is running from today until the seventh of August, so
Speaker 1: two dollars from every super lustrous lipstick purchase goes towards
Speaker 1: Look Good, Feel Better.
Speaker 2: It is Rushie Paige, Hey, Rushie.
Speaker 3: Hello, thank you so much for having me Hi, Rushie.
Speaker 1: Now, all the funds that are coming through for this,
Speaker 1: it's for the Look Good, Feel Better Program. Can you
Speaker 1: tell us a little bit around why this is so important?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: So, the Look Good, Feel Better Program is a free
Speaker 8: service for people undergoing cancer treatment, and it is such
Speaker 8: a transformational organization because he's really changing people's lives.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: The program does facilitate workshops that basically help you reach
Speaker 8: connect with your confidence, and for people who are going
Speaker 8: through such a dark and really quite a challenging, vulnerable time,
Speaker 8: this is really quite significant for them to just be
Speaker 8: in a space where you're understood, where you don't have
Speaker 8: to explain yourself. Then just really sit there and just
Speaker 8: play with make up and learn about beauty and rebuild
Speaker 8: your confidence.
Speaker 2: Chie Well, what is Revlon doing? Because I hear they're
Speaker 2: donating two dollars and if you purchase a special lipstick, certain.
Speaker 8: Lipstick, that's right, So two dollars from the super Lustrous
Speaker 8: lipstick from Kennis Warehouse. Are we going to contribute to
Speaker 8: the Look Good, Feel Better Program so that it remains
Speaker 8: free and also to basically give those confidence kits to
Speaker 8: the people undergoing cancer treatments.
Speaker 3: So cool and Ritchie, why is this so important to you?
Speaker 4: Has cancer like affected you directly or your family?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: So unfortunately, And I feel like a lot of people
Speaker 8: unfortunately have experienced this as well. But cancers affected my
Speaker 8: family and it's also affected my fiancee family directly. And
Speaker 8: it's you know, I learned about my fiancee's mother who
Speaker 8: her journey alone with confidence. It's it's something that really
Speaker 8: transformed my mindset and how you approach beauty and how
Speaker 8: you understand confidence in itself. That's why this is so
Speaker 8: important to me. It's about reconnecting with it and feeling
Speaker 8: like yourself again.
Speaker 4: Okay, Richie, you're very into makeup and beauty and fashion.
Speaker 4: Can you tell us what is going to be the
Speaker 4: color of the season. Are we going to be going
Speaker 4: bold red? So we're going to be going nudes?
Speaker 7: Well, you know what I feel like?
Speaker 8: Fashion, beauty, everything like that. It's all about how you
Speaker 8: best represent yourself and how you choose to present yourself
Speaker 8: in your most authentic way. Me personally, I love a
Speaker 8: bold bred lip. You can never never get me away
Speaker 8: from that.
Speaker 2: And I write that one down so bold readily tomorrow's
Speaker 2: bold I was a subtle readily.
Speaker 3: Yours was a subtle Nordemich, wasn't it today?
Speaker 2: But I text you early today?
Speaker 1: But also I think they sent so sous one thing
Speaker 1: that I think so many people take for granted because
Speaker 1: when people are going through cancer treatment, obviously it is
Speaker 1: so harrowing as it is just going through that treatment.
Speaker 1: But I think it's very rare that people talk about
Speaker 1: the physical effects that it has on people's confidence, and
Speaker 1: especially for women, like so many women tie their identity
Speaker 1: to losing their head.
Speaker 3: Probably affects more women than what it would do men.
Speaker 1: And I'm just saying that subjectively, but I think this
Speaker 1: is such a beautiful initiative because so many people would
Speaker 1: have their confidence rocked by cancer.
Speaker 2: There are also those little things, and Rishie, you can
Speaker 2: probably speak to this that you wouldn't even think of.
Speaker 2: You think of a cancer diagnosis, You think of a
Speaker 2: the big C getting the diagnosis, calling your family getting
Speaker 2: the treatment. Then maybe the hair loss you think of.
Speaker 2: But the little things like learning how to reapply makeup
Speaker 2: when you might look physically different than you did six
Speaker 2: months ago.
Speaker 3: And how it changes your skin.
Speaker 1: It changes so much yeah, it really doing amazing stuff.
Speaker 2: Rushie Page joining us here. It is International Lipstick Day.
Speaker 2: Head into chemist warehouse by one of those Revlon what
Speaker 2: is it super lustrous lipsticks?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's right here.
Speaker 2: There we go go by one two dollars we paid
Speaker 2: for by Revlin's. Such good stuff. Thank you so much, Rushie, Paige,
Speaker 2: so good to have you.
Speaker 3: Thanks Rushie, thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Thanks guys.
Speaker 4: I had one of the best weekends I have had
Speaker 4: in a long time. And I hope my fiance Ben
Speaker 4: doesn't hear that, because I was like, you just get engaged.
Speaker 2: Y got engaged.
Speaker 3: But outside of that, like that's a life highlight.
Speaker 4: But I used to live over in London and I
Speaker 4: used to live with a good friend of mine there
Speaker 4: for a couple of years and we've been friends for
Speaker 4: probably twenty years. And on Thursday, I get a call
Speaker 4: Thursday afternoon, so she still lives in London, she's been
Speaker 4: there for like fifteen years now. But I get a
Speaker 4: call from her at probably three o'clock on Thursday afternoon
Speaker 4: and just a message.
Speaker 3: She's like, hey, what are you doing tonight? I said
Speaker 3: not much. She goes your home and I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: I am. I was like, what are you doing? You
Speaker 3: want to call?
Speaker 4: And she said, oh, I'm on my way and I
Speaker 4: was like, what what do you mean you're on your way?
Speaker 4: And she's like, I got a last minute flight from London.
Speaker 4: I'll be there in a few hours. And I was like,
Speaker 4: what the hell?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, you want you coming to my house?
Speaker 4: And she's like, well I can, and she's like I
Speaker 4: want to.
Speaker 3: I was like, you're right. So four hours later she's
Speaker 3: at my house and she's been here for five days.
Speaker 4: So I just had this like really last minute, no notice,
Speaker 4: didn't know what was coming visit, and she's been It's
Speaker 4: been like the best five days that I've had in
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: You are happy.
Speaker 3: I'm loving it. But also it feels very punchy.
Speaker 1: You could have had anything on in those five days,
Speaker 1: Like I don't think that there's been five days recently
Speaker 1: where someone could say, Hey, I'm just gonna come and
Speaker 1: stay at your house and hang out with you every second,
Speaker 1: clear your calendar.
Speaker 3: It doesn't exist.
Speaker 2: I also think this is menic behavior, This is insane.
Speaker 2: I was so mad if a friend said to me,
Speaker 2: I'm coming over tonight. I haven't seen you in years
Speaker 2: and I'm staying there. I'm staying.
Speaker 3: I hate that this is so normal to me.
Speaker 4: And in her defense, she didn't message and say I'm
Speaker 4: coming in twenty minutes and I'm staying. She was like,
Speaker 4: I decided to come last minute, so I'll just go
Speaker 4: to a hotel, but it'd be great to catch up with you.
Speaker 4: And of course I was like, there is no way
Speaker 4: you're getting a hotel like you were staying at my house.
Speaker 3: But also even if I opened the front door and she.
Speaker 4: Was standing there without any notice, I would steal froth
Speaker 4: it and let her stay my house.
Speaker 3: Like there's no part of me that thinks that that
Speaker 3: is that is weird.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think I'm past the point in my life
Speaker 1: where I enjoy having visitors just drop around like I've
Speaker 1: got two little kids, Like it has never clean, it
Speaker 1: is never organized, and so then if someone just pops around,
Speaker 1: I feel the immense pressure that I have to run
Speaker 1: around the house and make it look like no one
Speaker 1: lives there.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't want it. Don't come over
Speaker 3: unless you ask, if you tell me that you're coming over.
Speaker 2: The same and my doorbell goes off unless I know
Speaker 2: it's ubera it's the anxiety that fills my body. Who
Speaker 2: is that I didn't know? I did invite anyone over.
Speaker 2: I need to plan. I need at least seven business
Speaker 2: days to plan.
Speaker 1: No, I don't need that much time, but I just
Speaker 1: want like an hour's note. Unless it is your absolute
Speaker 1: best friend. I think everyone has some people that are
Speaker 1: within their inner circle that they can rock up at
Speaker 1: their house and it doesn't matter if it's a mess.
Speaker 1: But apart from that person, like, I need the notice.
Speaker 6: What did you do?
Speaker 3: I love surprises. I just love surprises. No, we didn't know.
Speaker 3: That is not we walk down memory lane. But you know,
Speaker 3: I was thinking of a time that I went.
Speaker 4: To surprise a guy that I was like, very loosely seen,
Speaker 4: and I thought it was going in a different place
Speaker 4: than it was going. He was living in New York.
Speaker 4: This was when I was in London, and he was
Speaker 4: giving me all the signals that it was a go ahead.
Speaker 4: So I remember being like, because I'm such a romantic,
Speaker 4: I remember being like, I'm going to surprise him. So
Speaker 4: I flew to New York to surprise him, organized with
Speaker 4: his best friend, and he literally literally we hung out
Speaker 4: for a few days, probably because he felt like he
Speaker 4: had to. Then he goes, this is not for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're inside. That is not normal behavior.
Speaker 4: And he made me think that he said that he
Speaker 4: loved me. I would not have gone if I didn't
Speaker 4: think that.
Speaker 3: I was very very welcome. We hate him, he'd sent
Speaker 3: me like news. Okay, I knew my hat.
Speaker 2: An hour right. I think I think this would backfire
Speaker 2: more often than it would succeed in BRIT's case. Give
Speaker 2: us a call here at the pickup. When did this backfire?
Speaker 2: And did it backfire because I or was it a success?
Speaker 2: Because I just don't believe that happens.
Speaker 1: No, just if you're going to come around to my house,
Speaker 1: at least give me twenty four hours notice so I
Speaker 1: can put the kids in a cupboard and clean up.
Speaker 3: And bring dinner, Yes, bring a dish.
Speaker 2: Then I'll open the door. All right, we'll take your
Speaker 2: Call's next on the pickup? Where did the surprise backfire?
Speaker 2: We're taking your calls here on the show because Britt
Speaker 2: had a friend show up out of nowhere and Laura
Speaker 2: and I think it's so weakd she got.
Speaker 3: Out of nowhere, she turned up from London on.
Speaker 1: It's not I think sun Dye it's nice. How like
Speaker 1: accommodating and welcoming you are. I just know that my
Speaker 1: house and my life is in such a constant state
Speaker 1: of disarray that I can't handle unannounced visitors totally also
Speaker 1: too much.
Speaker 2: I had a friend message me this weekend who messaged
Speaker 2: me on Friday saying, hey, you want to get coffee Sunday?
Speaker 2: I needed at least Wednesday.
Speaker 3: That's a bit mark. Guys, I live alone. I'll take
Speaker 3: what I can get.
Speaker 2: Hey, Sarah's giving us a call. Hey Sarah, when did
Speaker 2: when did seeing your friend backfire?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 6: I was surprising my friend with a baby shower, but
Speaker 6: I accidentally invited someone from her work and I didn't
Speaker 6: know they hated each other. But she still showed up.
Speaker 3: Why did she show up? It's so ballsy? And did
Speaker 3: she bring a present?
Speaker 6: She actually did those that was nice. There was a
Speaker 6: basket with like, yeah, doubles and things in it. But yeah,
Speaker 6: she came anyway.
Speaker 1: Isn't it one of those situations where maybe the person
Speaker 1: from work doesn't realize that she's hated, so she came
Speaker 1: thinking they were friends, and your friend's like, no, actually
Speaker 1: I don't like that girl.
Speaker 3: It was news to her.
Speaker 2: Was it public goss in the office that these girls
Speaker 2: hated each other or was it kind of like you know.
Speaker 6: No, they were almost like rivals. So they both work
Speaker 6: in sales, so that's like a maybe like a friendly rival.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't want that commission. That's tough, all right, Bella, Hey,
Speaker 2: when did this happen to you? Did did the surprise backfire? Yeah?
Speaker 8: So I would try to surprise my parents because you know,
Speaker 8: I hadn't died.
Speaker 4: And see them very.
Speaker 6: Often, and I used my spare key to get in
Speaker 6: the house and they thought I was a rubbert, so
Speaker 6: they called the police.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, very dramatic.
Speaker 4: I mean, was it like four am in the morning
Speaker 4: and were you making racket?
Speaker 3: Like why would you just call the police?
Speaker 6: No, it was like in the middle of the day.
Speaker 6: But they are so paranoid, so they just picked up
Speaker 6: the phone and I had to run in and grab it.
Speaker 2: Hello, that's so funny, you know, It's just hit me.
Speaker 2: I had a surprise party thrown for me at sixteen,
Speaker 2: and it backfired in my face. I looked like the
Speaker 2: idiot because sixteen is when you get your driver's license,
Speaker 2: so I'd got my l's that week this is like
Speaker 2: a Friday, and my mom was like, let's go for
Speaker 2: a driving little test, you know, or a driving day out.
Speaker 2: You've got your ls go for a drive. So I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's nice. So I get in the car with my
Speaker 2: mom terrible driver, like I am stressed. I hit the
Speaker 2: curb like I get pissed off. What I didn't realize
Speaker 2: was that, well mom took me out on the drive.
Speaker 2: All my friends and family were flooding the house to
Speaker 2: surprise me when I came back. But I pulled in
Speaker 2: the driveway after the driving lesson, and you know, I'm
Speaker 2: very moody, and I was pissed off at my mum
Speaker 2: that she made me drive.
Speaker 3: You were stoppy, Oh, I was stoppy.
Speaker 2: So I slammed the door. Bitch. Wait wait. She wanted
Speaker 2: to open the door and go surprise and she's like, no,
Speaker 2: you wait, You've ruined my day. Mom. Yeah, I opened
Speaker 2: the door walking, and I'm like, thanks a lot, Mom.
Speaker 2: Everyone goes surprise.
Speaker 3: It's embarrassing. That's embarrassing.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: I just remembered too. This is going viral at the moment.
Speaker 4: But there was like a girl that was heavily pregnant
Speaker 4: and her step mom wanted to throw her a gender
Speaker 4: reveal party, and she had said fifty times.
Speaker 3: I don't want I'm not doing a gender reveal. I
Speaker 3: don't like them, I don't want to do it.
Speaker 4: So like she knew the answer, right, She knew what
Speaker 4: she was having already, but she didn't want to announce it.
Speaker 4: So she gets home one day and the stepmom had
Speaker 4: thrown her a surprise one anyway, like this huge thing.
Speaker 3: So she walks in, looks at it, crack the shit.
Speaker 3: She goes, it's a boy. You can all go home,
Speaker 3: and then walked out.
Speaker 1: I feel like the moral of this is that some
Speaker 1: people love surprises, and a lot of people I think
Speaker 1: that's probably the takeaway from this whole situation.
Speaker 3: Send a text message is why we've got mobile phones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, check her heads up? Hey, he heads up? No surprises.
Speaker 2: Well and what are your up next?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're going home. That shouldn't come as a surprise.
Speaker 2: But we're back tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If you missed the show, you could podcast it on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. Just search to pick up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm out of here, see yeah, see ga