Speaker 1: A good pickup with Britt Hockley and Laura Burn.
Speaker 2: Brady, what our windows down?
Speaker 1: My worlds in the dust, only good fabs down.
Speaker 2: I don't much, but yeah I'm not. I'll and what
Speaker 2: I want.
Speaker 1: It don't matter where. This is the pickup.
Speaker 3: It's that time of day everyone, it's the pickup with
Speaker 3: Britt Hockley and Laura Burn.
Speaker 1: Do you know what has been really in my brain today?
Speaker 2: What what's happened?
Speaker 4: I just can't stop wondering if Nicole Kidman and Keith
Speaker 4: Urban's daughters have an Australian accent or an American accent?
Speaker 2: Why Ie it's taking? Why is this your Roman empire?
Speaker 4: It's my Roman Empire at the moment, because obviously Nicole
Speaker 4: and Keith are Australian, and I know they let like
Speaker 4: flutter in and out of Australia. But the girls grew
Speaker 4: up in Nashville, so do they have like a Southern
Speaker 4: drawl or are they Aussie?
Speaker 3: Keith Urban has like a bit of an American accent
Speaker 3: if you listen to him speak. But what is not
Speaker 3: like it's not Australian. I think that just sounded international.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Where has this come from?
Speaker 4: I think I just saw a picture of them because
Speaker 4: they've been modeling and stuff, like her daughters are on
Speaker 4: the runways and stuff. Now, so I think I saw
Speaker 4: a picture and I was like, I wonder what they
Speaker 4: sound like?
Speaker 1: Are they Aussie or are they American?
Speaker 4: To be fair, Oh hang on, we've got to produce
Speaker 4: a grace is going to put this to be.
Speaker 1: Out of here.
Speaker 2: Thank god, the internet's come with some answers.
Speaker 4: And name Sunday Rose Kim in Urban and this is
Speaker 4: my first show.
Speaker 2: They're fully American.
Speaker 1: That was like a like a Southern Twain.
Speaker 3: The thing is, though, kids, accents are really malleable. So
Speaker 3: kids pick up whatever accents they've been around really quickly,
Speaker 3: like far faster than what adults do.
Speaker 2: So if you are Australian but.
Speaker 3: Your kids are overseas or vice versa, they usually adopt
Speaker 3: that type of twang to the accents.
Speaker 1: Imagine if my kids are German, because Ben.
Speaker 2: I've only yeah, actually that was weird.
Speaker 3: Look, I want to know, have you ever accidentally mixed
Speaker 3: up words that mean completely different things? Maybe you were flustered,
Speaker 3: maybe you just didn't know that the word was not
Speaker 3: the right word that you were using, but in it
Speaker 3: in context, it was completely the wrong thing that you said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's an example of this.
Speaker 3: My husband was trying to say that he was cynical
Speaker 3: the other night when he was sitting on the couch,
Speaker 3: and instead he kept on saying that he was senile.
Speaker 3: And I was like, hey, le, I have a very
Speaker 3: funny story about.
Speaker 2: This coming up of your neck.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: On the weekend, I went to I went to one
Speaker 3: of my beautiful girlfriend's baby shower and I got into
Speaker 3: a very funny conversation with another woman who was there
Speaker 3: who was telling me about something that had happened to
Speaker 3: her on the weekend. And I have secondhand embarrassment for her.
Speaker 3: She's a mom, she was stressed, she's got two kids,
Speaker 3: like you know, she had a six month old, like
Speaker 3: it's busy. And she was saying that she had an
Speaker 3: SUV like a bigger car, and there's rules around And
Speaker 3: I didn't know this, but apparently there's rules around loading zones.
Speaker 2: So if you have an.
Speaker 3: Suv or bigger you can have up to fifteen minutes
Speaker 3: in a loading zone without having to prove that you're
Speaker 3: a work car or all, like you know, you're there
Speaker 3: for trade or anything.
Speaker 1: Even if you're not loading.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so, oh, I didn't know this.
Speaker 3: Apparently you don't get booked for fifteen minutes. It's like
Speaker 3: a little bit of a it's like a little bit cheeky,
Speaker 3: but you can get away with a very short drop
Speaker 3: off in a loading zone area.
Speaker 2: News to me, News to everyone.
Speaker 1: Maybe get an suv.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're driving an suv right now, jump on
Speaker 3: into a loading zone fifteen minutes. So she had to
Speaker 3: run into the chemist to go and get nappies, emergency
Speaker 3: nappies for her little six month old. Realized she didn't
Speaker 3: have any. It was like a very inconvenient time of day.
Speaker 3: So she gets to the Chemist and right out the
Speaker 3: front there's a loading zone and she's like, okay, I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna nip in. So she pulls up, gets a
Speaker 3: kid out of the car, runs in, gets nappies, gets
Speaker 3: back into the car, knowing that she's got this like fifteen.
Speaker 2: Minute time zone in a head.
Speaker 3: And when she gets back to the car, it's a
Speaker 3: bit awkward because there's a truck that's pulled up and
Speaker 3: he's waiting there to go into the loading zone because
Speaker 3: he legitimately is allowed to use it. So she gets
Speaker 3: into the front seat and this guy comes up to
Speaker 3: the front window and he goes, oh, look, what are
Speaker 3: you doing parking here? You know you're mount meantu and
Speaker 3: she yells at him through the window, I have.
Speaker 1: Fifteen minutes and an STD, which is not what she.
Speaker 2: Meant to say.
Speaker 3: She meant to say that she had an SUV, but
Speaker 3: STD came out, which sounded even worse considering the fact
Speaker 3: that she was right across from the chemist.
Speaker 4: Do you know what, if anything, he's probably gonna let
Speaker 4: it go, like the STD is probably where he's going
Speaker 4: back sat Sorry, ma'am, I didn't know.
Speaker 1: He didn't committians rampant at the moment. Off you go
Speaker 1: as you were.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but if you have fifteen minutes and an STD,
Speaker 3: you can run into the chemists take twenty minutes day
Speaker 3: your time.
Speaker 1: That's way better excuse than saying you've got an SUV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true, it's true.
Speaker 1: Do you know what? Do I do it? And I
Speaker 1: only discovered it this year.
Speaker 4: We've spoken about it before, but I spent my whole
Speaker 4: life thinking that the saying was nip it in the butt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I noticed about you.
Speaker 3: If you say it a lot, nip it in the
Speaker 3: butt because I was grown woman straight in that buttole,
Speaker 3: you're right in there, like.
Speaker 4: On the butthole, but like a cheeky little pinch on
Speaker 4: the butt, like if you nip it in the butt,
Speaker 4: that that person will hurry up and you'll get things going.
Speaker 4: So I always thought it was like nip in the butt,
Speaker 4: like let's just get this going. It wasn't until this
Speaker 4: year where I found out it was bud. It makes
Speaker 4: less sense to me, Like it makes so much less
Speaker 4: sense to saying.
Speaker 3: I think it's to do with like cutting back a tree.
Speaker 3: So if you like nip it in the I got
Speaker 3: it now. Okay, alright, look, give us the call. If
Speaker 3: you haven't mistaken something, if you've accidentally used the wrong words,
Speaker 3: we want to know about it. Maybe you also nipped
Speaker 3: it in a butt. We want to hear about that too.
Speaker 3: We've got Haley on the line.
Speaker 2: Hailey, what did you confuse? What did you get wrong?
Speaker 5: Hey? Girls? Yeah, until quite recently thought the saying was
Speaker 5: stabbed in the duck. I know I now feel bad
Speaker 5: that this poor duck in my mind was being stabbed
Speaker 5: instead of the dark.
Speaker 1: How did the duck make sense to you?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 1: Where did you think that saying came from stab that duck.
Speaker 5: I'm really not sure. I think I just misheard the
Speaker 5: word one day and was like, you know what, that
Speaker 5: makes sense?
Speaker 2: The call hailey, hi, Emma, what did you get wrong?
Speaker 6: It wasn't me, but it was my brother in law.
Speaker 6: I had a friend conversation with him and he finished
Speaker 6: it with from the gecko. So I was like, ha ha,
Speaker 6: that's funny. I thought you said the gecko and he said, like,
Speaker 6: here I did, and I said, you fool, it's from the.
Speaker 5: Get go, not the get goo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So he was like I always thought it didn't
Speaker 6: make sense. Now I know why.
Speaker 4: I always wonder how, like myself included, how did we
Speaker 4: get to like this part of adulthood and no one
Speaker 4: ever called us on.
Speaker 3: It because maybe you didn't use it frequently enough, or
Speaker 3: like you know, if you say, like from the gecko,
Speaker 3: maybe someone just thought they must have said get go,
Speaker 3: because no normal person would say gecko.
Speaker 4: You know what else I said, far too long I
Speaker 4: used to say when someone sneezed. Because we didn't grow
Speaker 4: up in a religious family, I always thought it was
Speaker 4: bless you, like b l e sh bless you.
Speaker 1: I used to say, bless you cue. Yeah, no one
Speaker 1: had corrected me.
Speaker 3: We are playing this the Pickups Quest for the Best.
Speaker 3: It's the Pickups Quest for the Best, all thanks to Disney,
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Speaker 4: Yea, it was really hard to pick one for today's nomination,
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Speaker 1: They were all incredible.
Speaker 3: Well, we've been shortlisting, We've been reading every single entry,
Speaker 3: and we have shortlisted today's nomination. We have Braiden on
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Speaker 1: Hi.
Speaker 2: Braiden, welcome to the Pickup.
Speaker 7: Hi, how are you?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 2: We're so good. Who is it that you're nominating?
Speaker 7: I'm nominating my friend Amy. She is a working mum
Speaker 7: of three girls, and she's been at both of my
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Speaker 4: love it when someone stocks my fridge, So I can't
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Speaker 7: Yeah, my husband keeps saying we should have another one
Speaker 7: just so she can cook for it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't give the trade offs quite
Speaker 1: worth it.
Speaker 3: Well, Brandon, thank you so much for nominating Amy And
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Speaker 1: I'm in a pretty big predicament at the moment. Why
Speaker 1: you asked Laura question, I know why.
Speaker 4: So my Hens is coming up soon, and there's a
Speaker 4: lot of things I know that's happening at the Hens.
Speaker 1: But there's a lot of things, well, there's not a
Speaker 1: lot of things. There's one thing that I've been asked,
Speaker 1: do I want a stripper? I'm just gonna put this
Speaker 1: all out there.
Speaker 2: No, you, this didn't happen.
Speaker 3: You didn't ask whether or you're not you wanted it
Speaker 3: or didn't want a stripper. You've said specifically, if I'm
Speaker 3: having a stripper.
Speaker 4: There's only one man I wanta, Queen Channing Tatum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you were like very specific about the person.
Speaker 1: Okay, let me set this up.
Speaker 4: This has been going on for a couple of months
Speaker 4: because I have become very involved with a stripper in Australia.
Speaker 4: We're very connected at the moment. I just don't know
Speaker 4: whether I lock him in and commit. So a few
Speaker 4: months ago, Laura and our podcast producer Keisha were saying, hey, like,
Speaker 4: do you think you want a stripper for your hens?
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh, I don't know. I was
Speaker 1: like not really. It was like I personally don't need
Speaker 1: a stripper.
Speaker 3: No, but you're so generous you wanted it for everyone
Speaker 3: else attending.
Speaker 4: But there's like thirty women coming and I thought maybe
Speaker 4: they want the entertainment, And I said, I made the
Speaker 4: comment on the podcast Life Uncut where I said the
Speaker 4: only stripper I would ever have he's fake Channing Tatum.
Speaker 1: He's the guy that works for Magic Mike's stage show.
Speaker 1: Like he does the dancing.
Speaker 4: He looks identical to Channing Tatum and he's become quite famous.
Speaker 4: His name is actually not fake Channing Tatum. His name
Speaker 4: is will Puffey, Will Puffe.
Speaker 3: He sounds like a lovely, delicious little pastry Will Puffe. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's a real stripper. I think we had a magic mind. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, just the way you said it made it
Speaker 3: sound like he was a fake Channing Tatum and a
Speaker 3: fake stripper. It's not just some random dude. But he's
Speaker 3: got like three million followers. Now the guy is legit famous.
Speaker 1: No, he's he's properly.
Speaker 4: He's like one of the main guys in the Magic
Speaker 4: Mic Show. But anyway, I just made the comment in passing, saying, hey,
Speaker 4: I don't want to strip, but if I had anyone,
Speaker 4: i'd have fake Channing Tatum.
Speaker 1: Fake Channing Tatum heard it.
Speaker 2: And he answered the call and he messaged me.
Speaker 4: He literally was like, I'm in like, name the chair
Speaker 4: and I'll lap dance on it. And so we started
Speaker 4: talking and I was like, this is weird. I can't
Speaker 4: lock my own stripper in what.
Speaker 1: Am I supposed to do?
Speaker 4: Act surprise when he walks in I'm like, oh my god, guys.
Speaker 1: I can't believe fake Channing.
Speaker 2: Tatum is here.
Speaker 3: Well, we spoke about it again on Life on Cut
Speaker 3: podcast the other day. The conversation came up, and then
Speaker 3: we posted that piece of it to socials. Anyway. Will Pafe,
Speaker 3: the man, the one and only himself, answered and he said,
Speaker 3: the lap dance is waiting, so he is keen.
Speaker 2: So if you are keen, he is keen. We can
Speaker 2: make this happen.
Speaker 4: It gets worse when I posted it to my socials,
Speaker 4: I posted this really funny real of saying, should we
Speaker 4: get fake Channing Tatum or not?
Speaker 1: I asked a collaborate with Will. I don't know him,
Speaker 1: but I just asked and he accepted it.
Speaker 4: So now my face asking if I should have a
Speaker 4: lap dance from Will is on his Instagram page with
Speaker 4: three million followers, and the people have spoken. The people
Speaker 4: have said it would be a travesty for me not
Speaker 4: to have it.
Speaker 3: But I want to know how does Ben your fiance
Speaker 3: feel about this, because like, it's one thing to want
Speaker 3: to have a stripper at your hands or at your bugs,
Speaker 3: it's a very different thing when you're extremely specific about
Speaker 3: the stripper and You've then been dming the stripper specifically.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I told him it was a work expenses tax deduction.
Speaker 2: We're just doing it for content, I said.
Speaker 1: Babes for radio. I've got to commit now.
Speaker 2: I don't think it is no.
Speaker 4: Ben's actually fine, and I make all these jokes. I
Speaker 4: would never do anything that made him fee uncomfortable. I
Speaker 4: have had these conversations with him beforehand. I have conversations
Speaker 4: with Ben about if I can even post videos joking
Speaker 4: about a stripper. Like everything that I put out to
Speaker 4: the world, I approve from Ben because I obviously care
Speaker 4: and respect his decision.
Speaker 1: He couldn't care less. At the same He's like, I
Speaker 1: get it, it's fine. I trust you.
Speaker 4: It's not like you're doing anything wrong. If you and
Speaker 4: thirty girls want to go and have private magic mic.
Speaker 3: Show, He's like, go for it. And this isn't for you,
Speaker 3: it's for me. It's for me anyway, So it's fine.
Speaker 3: It's to come to Ben's. I don't know if.
Speaker 4: It's puffe that is a French dessert. I don't think
Speaker 4: his name is puffe. It's pa r fai t. I
Speaker 4: feel like it's parf a parfet.
Speaker 1: Puffet.
Speaker 6: You can over.
Speaker 1: So now I'm like, okay, you I don't even mean that.
Speaker 1: I don't want it either.
Speaker 2: I'm a happily married woman who has zero interest in
Speaker 2: getting a lap to.
Speaker 1: The reason I wanted him was because he's not an
Speaker 1: average stripper.
Speaker 2: Please don't tell me it's for the art of stripping
Speaker 2: and not because it is very hot.
Speaker 4: Because I've been doing Dancing with the stars having you
Speaker 4: found appreciation for the art of dance, and Will does
Speaker 4: amazing dance.
Speaker 2: Moved, Yeah, you want him to chart our on your
Speaker 2: hu HAA lovely?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: Wow? Well that went X rated. I don't want him
Speaker 1: to chart on any huha. I just want him to
Speaker 1: do his worm you know. Oh wow, that's.
Speaker 2: You dig up.
Speaker 1: Stop this is radio Live.
Speaker 3: It's actually never happening. Like I feel like it's gone
Speaker 3: too far now, it's too embarrassing and you actually can't
Speaker 3: have him as your stuper because.
Speaker 2: We've made it uncomfortably awkward.
Speaker 1: Now you're just trying to throw me off the scent.
Speaker 3: If he's available, I don't will give you guys an
Speaker 3: update after it.
Speaker 2: I mean, how far off are we? Like two months?
Speaker 1: I don't know you should know.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything. I don't even know where my
Speaker 2: birthday is soon.
Speaker 1: It' sit a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: I think it's next week.
Speaker 4: We have about two months to my HENS, so there's
Speaker 4: plenty of time for Will to rearrange his schedule.
Speaker 1: Watch those space.
Speaker 3: The story that everyone is gripped by is Ben Affleck
Speaker 3: trying to rekindle his love life.
Speaker 1: I thought it was if I'm going to get a
Speaker 1: strip before my hen.
Speaker 2: No, I mean we've moved past that one.
Speaker 3: But the new story that everyone's gripped by is Ben
Speaker 3: Affleck trying to rekindle his love with Jennifer Garner.
Speaker 1: We're surely not.
Speaker 2: So There's been quite a few articles that have come
Speaker 2: out off the back.
Speaker 3: Of some relatively cute family photos, like it looks like
Speaker 3: they're co parenting really well, they're getting along really well.
Speaker 3: And then a undisclosed source has said that Ben would
Speaker 3: really like to rekindle his relationship with Jennifer Garner. She's
Speaker 3: not interested at the moment, but he holds hope that
Speaker 3: in the future.
Speaker 4: That was that her public statement morea well, I'm currently
Speaker 4: not interesting, you know, come back, circle back after the
Speaker 4: next gen.
Speaker 3: You know, when it's an undisclosed source and it's just
Speaker 3: totally made up by the journalist that actually no one's
Speaker 3: ever said this.
Speaker 1: She's in a relationship. Yes, that's why she's not interested.
Speaker 1: She's very happy.
Speaker 2: She said.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, that's interesting because, like I mean, he does
Speaker 3: have a track record of this, right, Like he has
Speaker 3: a track record of going back to exis very famously,
Speaker 3: he married Jennifer Lopez.
Speaker 2: After a what like twenty year hiatus.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's married a thirty five times now.
Speaker 3: Yeh, I know, but blessed, maybe they've really ended that now,
Speaker 3: Like maybe it's properly dead.
Speaker 2: In the water.
Speaker 1: They're never getting back together.
Speaker 2: Taylor's getting that together.
Speaker 4: But I don't actually think, you know, I don't think
Speaker 4: he pinballed between the gens as much as we think
Speaker 4: he did.
Speaker 1: I think he kept going back to the same gen.
Speaker 4: But I don't think he's ex Jennifer Garner ever actually
Speaker 4: took him back.
Speaker 3: No, I agree, But I do think it raises questions
Speaker 3: because a lot of people do seem to gravitate back
Speaker 3: to old relationships, even if those old relationships weren't very
Speaker 3: good in the first place.
Speaker 2: It seems like sometimes we.
Speaker 3: Have this very romanticized memory around old relationships or maybe
Speaker 3: they're just like an easy springboard when you're lonely and
Speaker 3: like needing someone to fill a hole.
Speaker 1: Not really wow, feel a gap in your heart like
Speaker 1: a life whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I say this.
Speaker 3: There was a really interesting article that Body and Soul
Speaker 3: published around this, and it was like a lot of
Speaker 3: people talk about it as though it's like divine timing.
Speaker 3: The relationship didn't work out in the past, but maybe
Speaker 3: in the future you come back together and you get
Speaker 3: this second chance of love that I often think it
Speaker 3: just doesn't work out because I don't necessarily agree that
Speaker 3: it's divine timing that one person slipped into the other
Speaker 3: person's DMS. I think it's usually that one persons single
Speaker 3: and you go back to familiarity, and usually you go
Speaker 3: back to something that you have romanticized. Is that it's
Speaker 3: like going to be a better version, or you remember
Speaker 3: all the best bits about the relationship, but you don't
Speaker 3: remember all the crappy bits and all the reasons why
Speaker 3: you broke up in the first place.
Speaker 1: It's the devil. You know, it's a comfort, it's easy.
Speaker 1: You've been there. You know you can fall back into it.
Speaker 4: You don't have to go and do the PowerPoint presentation
Speaker 4: again from like this is where I grew up, this
Speaker 4: is what I like, this is my job, this is
Speaker 4: my history.
Speaker 1: Like you just pass all the bs. I don't know
Speaker 1: if I agree with you so much because talking about
Speaker 1: divine intervention.
Speaker 4: I had a friend who was like the pleb version
Speaker 4: of Jen and Ben is in exactly.
Speaker 2: What you want to be called in life.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're not in the public eye. They're just
Speaker 1: normal people. But they got married at like nineteen twenty.
Speaker 4: They were school sweethearts, and they were together for a
Speaker 4: few years and then realized this is not it. We're
Speaker 4: too young, Like we want different things, We're growing in
Speaker 4: different directions. So they divorced proper divorced, didn't stay in
Speaker 4: contact like dated other people had other relations, not even
Speaker 4: like maintaining They were like, we don't We're not in
Speaker 4: each other's lives, didn't fow each other on Instagram like.
Speaker 1: They just moved on because they were young.
Speaker 4: And then probably a decade later, she had had a
Speaker 4: relationship with someone else, had had a baby, like fully
Speaker 4: moved on, and she was in the supermarket in this
Speaker 4: new town and she went down the aisle and she
Speaker 4: ran into her first husband of when she was twenty
Speaker 4: and they're like, oh my god, like, how you being
Speaker 4: whatever like and he's like, oh, you got a kid
Speaker 4: and she's like yeah, but she's like, we're not together anymore.
Speaker 1: Whatever. They ended up remarrying and having more kids together.
Speaker 2: So that's crazy, genuinely for them.
Speaker 4: Was that right person, wrong time They needed to go
Speaker 4: and live their lives and then they came back together.
Speaker 1: They'd be married now for like eight nine years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think there's always exceptions to the rules.
Speaker 3: But I'm a bit of a cynic about it. And
Speaker 3: I think the reason for that is is because like
Speaker 3: in my twenties, I was like the relationship ping pong.
Speaker 3: So I would be in like a long term relationship.
Speaker 2: We would.
Speaker 3: We would break up because obviously it was not a
Speaker 3: good relationship, it was not going anywhere. Then I'd have
Speaker 3: like five years of dating other people and one lonely night,
Speaker 3: I'd be like, Oh, what's that guy up to?
Speaker 2: And I'd go back.
Speaker 3: I often would end up redating people that I had
Speaker 3: had long term relationships with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have analyzed you over the years, though, it's
Speaker 4: because you were a monkey brancher from relationships and if
Speaker 4: there wasn't a new relationship for you to monkey branch too,
Speaker 4: you monkey branch back I did.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, we don't need to psychoanalyze me on the show.
Speaker 1: We've already. I've spent six years psychoanalyzing you.
Speaker 2: I know I was a hot mess in my twenties. Everyone,
Speaker 2: it was not good. Thank God for that Bachelor show. Look,
Speaker 2: that's the end of the show, guys.