Speaker 1: Britain, Laura and come on.
Speaker 2: Oh hello, hello, hello everybody.
Speaker 3: Hi guys, are day.
Speaker 4: It's hump day. I'm feeling good.
Speaker 5: You know. Britt was just showing me this new David
Speaker 5: Attenbor documentary that he's released, and we were having a
Speaker 5: cry because he's so beautiful.
Speaker 3: The animals are so beautiful.
Speaker 4: He's so beautiful.
Speaker 6: Seven guys ninety seven and he's releasing in doco.
Speaker 7: Yes about it, Praise the Lord, Thank god he's still here.
Speaker 2: But he released a docco a couple of years back
Speaker 2: and said it was going to be the last one.
Speaker 2: He was like, I'm never doing another one, and I reckon,
Speaker 2: it's a marketing ploy.
Speaker 4: He's gonna be one hundred and seven, still releasing, going
Speaker 4: this is my last one, or it's not a marketing
Speaker 4: it is. He's ninety five. He thought he was going
Speaker 4: to cart it. He's ninety seven. Now he's like, where
Speaker 4: may as well throw?
Speaker 3: That's something all old people do every Christmas. Mind then
Speaker 3: says this is my last and then gives me a
Speaker 3: five dollar note on a box of choking.
Speaker 2: You don't get angry the year after when she's still
Speaker 2: there and you said it was going to be your
Speaker 2: last I just think ninety seven, mate, have a rest,
Speaker 2: retire sleep when you did.
Speaker 3: I think he's not harassing them. You know what. He's
Speaker 3: like one of those great tortoises that the Galapagos tortoises.
Speaker 4: To one hundred and fifty or something.
Speaker 3: You'll never die. I'm here for it. I'm here for it.
Speaker 5: Well, are we ready for a big Wednesday show?
Speaker 7: Ross Noble an amazing comedian. He's on today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's very funny. He's on Thank God You're Here,
Speaker 5: which is back on Channel Tan. It's back tonight. Hamish
Speaker 5: Blake the Goat. He is like the og Thank God
Speaker 5: You're here contestants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Ross Noble's very good at improv so I
Speaker 2: reckon he's going to give him bit of a run
Speaker 2: for his money.
Speaker 5: All right, let's test him out. Ros Nobles joining us
Speaker 5: next ahead of his TV debut tonight. It is the
Speaker 5: pick Up with Britt, Laura and Mitch right around Australia.
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Speaker 5: big brand Fragrance is at the lowest price. This is
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Speaker 5: this show when it was announced it he's back on
Speaker 5: Channel ten Thank God You're Here It is continuing tonight
Speaker 5: seven point thirty.
Speaker 3: Such a funny show, Big Ausye comedian feature love it.
Speaker 7: I was obsessed with it when it originally aired, and
Speaker 7: the fact that they brought it back is brilliant.
Speaker 5: It's so funny tonight joining the lineup that we've had
Speaker 5: him on the show before. Comedian actor the one and
Speaker 5: only Ross Noble is here. Hello, Ross, Welcome to the
Speaker 5: pick up.
Speaker 4: Hello, welcome back.
Speaker 3: Hey, how you feeling. I feel like we've had you
Speaker 3: on the show before. Ross.
Speaker 5: You are a hilarious comedian. You handle Heckler's really well
Speaker 5: when you're up on stage. So this improvised environment on
Speaker 5: Thank God You're Here, I feel like it's built for you.
Speaker 1: Oh Like I was exactly like I did the Shore
Speaker 1: back when it was like fifteen years ago and people
Speaker 1: have been seeing to me ever since. Field was just
Speaker 1: what's the most fun, Like, what's the like of all
Speaker 1: the TV shows, what's the one that you have the
Speaker 1: most for art? And now I've always Thank God here,
Speaker 1: so I jumped at the chance. So yeah, it's great.
Speaker 1: We get to play dress up and there's a load
Speaker 1: of people in the room that are living in a
Speaker 1: world and you just get to join in.
Speaker 2: I once read that you said that preparing you for
Speaker 2: your shows was like writing four wards down on a
Speaker 2: piece of paper.
Speaker 4: So I think that this is the environment that you
Speaker 4: thrive in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, weirdly, that's sort of rather than writing forwards
Speaker 1: on a piece of paper and then going, right, that's
Speaker 1: what the show is going to be tomorrow, Like you
Speaker 1: go on and then you like, when you come off,
Speaker 1: you go, I was a good idea, I was, that
Speaker 1: was the thing. I'll write those four things down and
Speaker 1: then out of those four things the next night you
Speaker 1: go on stage and think, oh, yeah, those things that
Speaker 1: came up with last night, one of which you'll remember
Speaker 1: what it was the other three or just random things
Speaker 1: that you have no recollection of saying. So that thing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, no, it's great. I think what people forget
Speaker 1: about that show as well, is you know, they focus
Speaker 1: on the They focused on the comics, on the guests
Speaker 1: that are coming on doing it ross.
Speaker 6: When are you think, in the worst moment you've experienced
Speaker 6: the stand up.
Speaker 1: Comedy is there was a woman sat down the front
Speaker 1: and she wasn't looking at me, and she had her
Speaker 1: head down. She's looking away, and I said to her,
Speaker 1: and she was quite an attractive woman, and I shouldn't
Speaker 1: have mentioned. I should have said, I said, why are
Speaker 1: you looking? When every time I talked to her she
Speaker 1: wouldn't look at me in the face. And I said, look,
Speaker 1: I said, what's going on? I said, you'd stop hiding
Speaker 1: your face. You're a very attractive woman. And a friend
Speaker 1: went and she as this woman looked up at me,
Speaker 1: a friend went, what about me? That really odd that
Speaker 1: a friend would say what about me? Trying to take
Speaker 1: the trying to steal the glory off her friend. But
Speaker 1: I realized why she did it was because the friend
Speaker 1: looked up and where I should have been like I
Speaker 1: should have like literally her eye was literally just skin
Speaker 1: going across there, and I just went, you're a very
Speaker 1: noway or gets worse. I said, why are you shying away?
Speaker 1: You're a very attractive woman. And a friend went, oh shit,
Speaker 1: I need to get this back on me. She goes,
Speaker 1: what about me? And I actually said to her, as
Speaker 1: this woman looked at me, I went, not a patch
Speaker 1: on her? Stop literally like the worst possible thing. But
Speaker 1: the trouble is it was such a perfect punchline that
Speaker 1: both of them started laughing. These two women laughed, but
Speaker 1: the rest of the audience, who thought that I'd said
Speaker 1: it on purpose, The rest of the audience are going
Speaker 1: you are the worst human being on the base of
Speaker 1: the planet, whilst these two girls were rolling around laughing
Speaker 1: because they knew I hadn't done it on purpose. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you want, there's the answer.
Speaker 4: So what I'm taking from this is maybe you should
Speaker 4: scripture jokes.
Speaker 3: Yeah that is God.
Speaker 5: Well, you can get more of Ross tonight. It's going
Speaker 5: to be completely improvised, completely, there will.
Speaker 1: Be nothing absolutely horrible as potentially Yeah tonight, Hamish Blakes
Speaker 1: on as well. Hamish. Yeah, you know. So is it
Speaker 1: a competition or.
Speaker 3: I think there is a trophy Ross, Yeah, it is
Speaker 3: a competition. It's a competition.
Speaker 6: You need to go for gold.
Speaker 5: Okay, thanks all right, seven thirty tonight, Channel ten. I
Speaker 5: thank god you' here is back with Ross Noble, Hamish Blake,
Speaker 5: thanks for coming on.
Speaker 3: Rass chat. Soon's mate. What a legend is funny?
Speaker 6: Imagine when you've just said that, oh, no.
Speaker 3: Brilliant, all right.
Speaker 5: Next on the show, we've all been in that situation
Speaker 5: where we've been sat next to a child on an aeroplane,
Speaker 5: or there's been a screaming baby on the flight.
Speaker 4: It's usually mind Laura more than ever.
Speaker 3: I was about to say very you, Laura. However, that
Speaker 3: could soon be a thing of the past.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you why next on the Pickup Hates the
Speaker 5: pick Up with Britt, Laura and Mitch here thanks to
Speaker 5: Chemist Warehouse. Why don't you do yourself a favor and
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Speaker 7: Hey guys, Hello, I have some amazing, amazing news, probably
Speaker 7: more so for you, Mitch.
Speaker 3: Laura is probably only.
Speaker 4: Need less impressed.
Speaker 7: There's a European airline that has started offering a flight
Speaker 7: route where you can pay a little bit more to
Speaker 7: pay for a child free zone. Oh okay, this is
Speaker 7: an airline.
Speaker 6: I haven't heard of it actually, so that's a worry.
Speaker 7: But it's called Corandon and they're starting off by just
Speaker 7: offering this one route from Amsterdam to the Caribbean to
Speaker 7: like this one particular island, which is a very particular route.
Speaker 7: I reckon it must be a real family destination obviously
Speaker 7: if this is the route they've decided.
Speaker 3: To put it on.
Speaker 7: But you can pay an extra seventy five dollars to
Speaker 7: get into an adult only.
Speaker 4: Zone of the airline. I think this is the best
Speaker 4: thing I've ever heard of.
Speaker 7: I would pay way more than seventy five dollars to
Speaker 7: know that I could get on a flight and be
Speaker 7: in a zone with no little kids.
Speaker 2: But I'm not against this. I mean, yes, I think
Speaker 2: it comes as a benefit to parents as well. And
Speaker 2: the reason why is because I cannot tell you the
Speaker 2: amount of times that I have trudged onto a plane
Speaker 2: with my two kids. I have a four year old
Speaker 2: and two year old, all our bags. One of them
Speaker 2: is having a little tantrum about something, and we've sat
Speaker 2: down next to a stranger, and their whole demeanor, their
Speaker 2: body language, their face, everything about them without them actually
Speaker 2: saying something is I can't believe I'm sitting.
Speaker 4: Next to these kids. And I get it, I don't
Speaker 4: want to sit next to other.
Speaker 2: People's kids, but I really, really, really hate it put
Speaker 2: them into an adults only section.
Speaker 4: I think this is a great idea. Every flight should
Speaker 4: do it, but you need to pay more.
Speaker 5: Adults section makes it sound like they're all making out
Speaker 5: of the front of the plane. Is there a velvet
Speaker 5: curtain that closes and then does a disco ball drop?
Speaker 7: From You know, when you book a resort and it's
Speaker 7: adults only, you think it's like just the problem is though.
Speaker 4: You're like, what's going on on the holidays for it?
Speaker 7: Heaps of resorts and hotels are adults only, and you
Speaker 7: always wonder, rumor has it there's swingers resorts.
Speaker 6: We're getting off track. Let me not back to the plane.
Speaker 4: It's because kids are jumping in pools and being annoying.
Speaker 4: That's swingers.
Speaker 6: Let's get back to the plane.
Speaker 7: Yes, I would pay extra, Yes I think you should
Speaker 7: pay extra, but it doesn't bother me. And I know
Speaker 7: what you're saying, Laura, like it's it must be so
Speaker 7: offensive and upsetting for you when you're the parent and
Speaker 7: you see someone walk on that looks at you like,
Speaker 7: damn it, I'm next to the kids.
Speaker 6: I would be shattered.
Speaker 7: If I jumped on a flight was a long distance
Speaker 7: flight and there were kids next to me, one hundred percent,
Speaker 7: I would never let that parent know, and I'd never
Speaker 7: show them or say anything. But this flight is ten hours.
Speaker 7: Ten hours is a long enough time for me to
Speaker 7: pay more to not be around screaming babies.
Speaker 4: I reckon your face would say it all.
Speaker 2: I remember the time that we got onto a long
Speaker 2: haul flight and the woman sitting next to us when
Speaker 2: Molly was only three months old, she could not have
Speaker 2: made it more obvious that she was so angry by
Speaker 2: the fact that she had to sit next to us
Speaker 2: and Molly wasn't even crying at the time, but her
Speaker 2: body language and the way she spoke, and then she
Speaker 2: was like, oh, I can't believe I have to sit
Speaker 2: here as though I can't hear her, and you did
Speaker 2: you give it back? I was too embarrassed, but also
Speaker 2: like I was a new mum with a newborn baby,
Speaker 2: and I just felt I was humiliated, really, and I
Speaker 2: was like, she's not even doing anything wrong yet, how's
Speaker 2: this woman going to react when she does have a
Speaker 2: period where she cries later on?
Speaker 5: See No, I'm actually with you on that point. I
Speaker 5: hate crying kids on a plane, but like they got
Speaker 5: to travel. You can't put them in a dog crate
Speaker 5: under the under the airplane with her bags. You know
Speaker 5: what I saw on TikTok It was this plane. It
Speaker 5: was in the US. This was on her dad's lap,
Speaker 5: wearing a light up onesie in the middle of a
Speaker 5: plane in the middle of night service. So it was
Speaker 5: pitch black. This baby had a neon led onesie on
Speaker 5: flashing like a real stroke warning. And if that was me,
Speaker 5: I'd open the exit door and I'd be out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this is the point where where a flight
Speaker 2: attendant needs to come over and say control your kids,
Speaker 2: like most parents are not being terrible parents on a flight.
Speaker 3: All right, Pole of the room, would you pay the
Speaker 3: seventy five dollars for child free? I would?
Speaker 7: I reckon, I'd pay seven hundred dollars n a lot,
Speaker 7: but one hundred percent without doubt.
Speaker 4: I'll pay it and leave my kids at the back
Speaker 4: of the plane.
Speaker 3: No great parentinggl and here we come. All right.
Speaker 2: Next on the show, my husband has been doing something
Speaker 2: in his sleep. Now I want to tell you, Maddy
Speaker 2: j my beautiful husband, he's done something in his sleep
Speaker 2: and it is causing some true.
Speaker 4: Relationship problems between us.
Speaker 3: Oh god beit a real issue.
Speaker 5: That's next on the show. It he's the pickup Britt,
Speaker 5: Laura and Mitch. Here Hey, rush into chemist Warehouse this
Speaker 5: Father's Day. It'll sneak up on you and he's coming.
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Speaker 2: I have a question I want to pose to everyone,
Speaker 2: What has your partner done in their sleep that has
Speaker 2: monumentally pissed you off?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm single, so thanks for that.
Speaker 6: I didn't have a partner for ten years.
Speaker 3: Disappeared, so I sleep every night. So actually there's nothing.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, look I talked about it the other week.
Speaker 7: Was like I didn't literally want to answer.
Speaker 4: Sympathy Either that went on for way too long, or
Speaker 4: it's like, well for those of us in love with it, we're.
Speaker 2: Still talking about the break, come off, get off, all right.
Speaker 4: So the other week we were talking about Matt and
Speaker 4: he's terrible snoring.
Speaker 3: The beautiful husband he's been on the show heaps.
Speaker 4: This is what it sounds like.
Speaker 7: WHOA.
Speaker 4: Now, I thought couldn't get worse.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm already at times sleeping in the other
Speaker 2: bedroom right because he keeps me awaken and annoys me.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's unpack that.
Speaker 2: No, we love each other. Our relationship is solid, and
Speaker 2: we love each other. But the other night I was
Speaker 2: laying in bed next to Matt and then I heard
Speaker 2: something and I could hear this like then a little
Speaker 2: like like the TV was on, and what time was it.
Speaker 2: It's like three in the morning. Oh god, the TV
Speaker 2: is on downstairs. And I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: we've got ghosts, like there's somebody in there. I turned
Speaker 2: it off. I turned the TV off, and so I
Speaker 2: get up and I'm listening. I'm like, what is that?
Speaker 2: And I walked downstairs and there's Molly May, my beautiful
Speaker 2: little four year old, sitting there with an iPad on
Speaker 2: the couch watching YouTube kids.
Speaker 7: She got out of bed, went down the stairs, got
Speaker 7: the iPad, propped herself up on the lounge and watch YouTube.
Speaker 2: And had and she was a bug eye like she
Speaker 2: had been sitting there watching YouTube kids for probably forty
Speaker 2: five minutes.
Speaker 3: Okay, wait, had you a forgotten just to put it
Speaker 3: a bed in general?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: No, no no.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, sweetie, what are you doing. It's the
Speaker 2: middle of the night. And she was like, mom, I'm
Speaker 2: watching YouTube kids. Like what do you reckon I'm doing?
Speaker 2: And I was like, no, no, no, we don't have iPads.
Speaker 2: So I'd go to take you the iPad off.
Speaker 4: Her screaming downstairs.
Speaker 2: Screaming, and I was like, honey, it is four in
Speaker 2: the morning. We are not having iPads. And she said
Speaker 2: Daddy said I could, and I was like, I'm sorry what.
Speaker 2: And she's like, Daddy said I could watch the iPad.
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, that didn't happen. Daddy would
Speaker 2: never say that.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 4: We go upstairs, she stops crying. I turn the iPad off.
Speaker 2: I pick her up in my arms and carry her
Speaker 2: upstairs and we go into the bedroom and I'm like, Matt,
Speaker 2: he's completely asleep.
Speaker 4: I make Matt.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, still asleep. I'm like, did you tell
Speaker 2: Molly that she could watch the iPad?
Speaker 4: He's like yeah.
Speaker 2: And I was like, I was like, Marley just asked
Speaker 2: Daddy again. And she goes, Daddy, can I watch the iPad?
Speaker 2: And he goes, yeah, honey, I watch the iPad? Oh Man,
Speaker 2: completely asleep, man, So apparently this has happened. He sleep
Speaker 2: talks two nights in a row. I got it out
Speaker 2: of Marley that she'd gotten up the night before and
Speaker 2: had been watching the eyepap because Matt in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night is like, yeah, honey, it's all right,
Speaker 2: you can go date those boys at you go out
Speaker 2: the front door. He's just agreeing to whatever she is
Speaker 2: because he's asleep.
Speaker 3: She's had a bend of two nights in a row.
Speaker 3: Was she have an espresso in the morning.
Speaker 4: She has been a barrel for two days straight.
Speaker 2: And it's because Matt has said it's fine for her
Speaker 2: to watch the iPad and he doesn't know he's doing
Speaker 2: it because he's completely asleep.
Speaker 5: I'd be interested to know if this is because we've
Speaker 5: all had partner and excess and that have done weird
Speaker 5: things in the bedroom.
Speaker 3: Right Ben, your boyfriend Britt, does he do anything?
Speaker 6: Ben's an angel?
Speaker 7: But before Ben, I was seeing this guy briefly that
Speaker 7: I remember. In the middle of the night, I heard
Speaker 7: him get up and then I could hear sh and
Speaker 7: I sort of like put my phone light on. He
Speaker 7: was just standing next to the bed, winging on the
Speaker 7: bedside table, onto the bedside table, onto.
Speaker 6: The bedside table he thought I wanted to do.
Speaker 7: I tried to wake him up, but he was so
Speaker 7: deep and then I had this flashback, and I'm like,
Speaker 7: I've heard that you're not supposed to wake people up
Speaker 7: when they're sleepwalking his sleep.
Speaker 3: Pissing, shake him.
Speaker 4: You can wake them up.
Speaker 7: I think you can.
Speaker 3: What if he had a knife to you and I
Speaker 3: better not wake him up. He's having a night terror.
Speaker 6: I played by the rule.
Speaker 5: Also okay thirteen one six five, let's pull the country.
Speaker 5: What does your partner do while they sleep? What are
Speaker 5: the weird things they're doing while they're getting some z's.
Speaker 5: We'll take your call's next at the pickup It is
Speaker 5: the pick up around Australia. Laura and Mitch. Here after
Speaker 5: your Wednesday afternoon or thanks to chemists warehouse heading today
Speaker 5: great savings every day, Laura.
Speaker 3: On the brink of a divorce. I feel like we
Speaker 3: say that all the time.
Speaker 2: No, I I'm not on the brink of a divorce.
Speaker 2: But look my beautiful husband, Matty Jay. He has started
Speaker 2: doing something in his sleep that he is completely unaware of.
Speaker 2: And what that is is that he tells our four
Speaker 2: year old that she can do whatever the hell she wants.
Speaker 2: She started watching YouTube kids at four am in the
Speaker 2: morning because daddy said it was fine to get the
Speaker 2: iPad out.
Speaker 3: In his sleepy state.
Speaker 4: He's like, baby, whatever you want, just don't wake me up.
Speaker 2: And she's downstairs watching four hours of Bluey So funny.
Speaker 3: What does your partner do in the bedroom? Hey, Sarah,
Speaker 3: what's going on?
Speaker 1: So my partner's a fairly animated sleeper, and the other
Speaker 1: night when he was waking up, he started seeing if
Speaker 1: you're happy, and he know's got her hands and flooded
Speaker 1: cropping on my stomach.
Speaker 6: Oh my, oh my, gosh's so cute.
Speaker 3: That's kind of but that is cute.
Speaker 4: That could be worse.
Speaker 3: How do you do it? That's so good?
Speaker 4: Makes She wondered what he was dreaming about.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know, I'm Naomi. What did your partner do
Speaker 3: in this sleep? This is great.
Speaker 8: My partner and I have been married for five years.
Speaker 8: And he picks his nose in his sleep and he
Speaker 8: wipes the snot on the bed head.
Speaker 2: No, that's not okay, lazy? Is it still there in
Speaker 2: the morning? Like he wakes up and you're like, he's
Speaker 2: evidence it is.
Speaker 8: And I make him get up there every morning and
Speaker 8: clean it off with chucks and disinfecting himself. But he
Speaker 8: is honestly completely oblivious to it. Like it's you know
Speaker 8: how people sleep walk and sleep talk? Ye? Yeah, Well,
Speaker 8: he picks his nose in his sleep and he wipes
Speaker 8: it on the bed head.
Speaker 3: Naomi, he knows he's doing that.
Speaker 2: He just kind of better on the bed head than
Speaker 2: on the douna cover, tea and what's your heart you've
Speaker 2: been doing in his sleep?
Speaker 9: So it was like Christmas night at my mom's house
Speaker 9: and we were having a few drinks the family, and
Speaker 9: we thought o sleepover, so we set up the sofa
Speaker 9: lounge in the laund room, and like next to the
Speaker 9: sofa lounge is like.
Speaker 8: The laundry to the laundry door, so as if you know,
Speaker 8: if you're in bed, it would be.
Speaker 1: You're on sweet at our hate.
Speaker 9: So my husband, yes, yes, So my husband's sort of
Speaker 9: gone to bed, and me and my mom are sitting
Speaker 9: outside still having a few drinks, which you can see through,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, what is he doing? And I've watched
Speaker 9: him stand up, like completely asleep, stand up and walk
Speaker 9: into my mum's laundry and I'm like, okay, you know,
Speaker 9: and I'm thinking he's been in there a little while.
Speaker 8: I've got to go check.
Speaker 9: So I come in and I open the laundry door
Speaker 9: and here he is, completely eyes closed, asleep, sitting in
Speaker 9: the stand up laundry.
Speaker 4: Bask number two at.
Speaker 9: Number two in my mom stand up laundry basket. And
Speaker 9: I'm like, honey, he's going to wake him up, and
Speaker 9: he is just like out of it. And he just
Speaker 9: gets up, pulls his pants up and rolls back into
Speaker 9: the bed. Nah did not, Oh my god.
Speaker 8: I.
Speaker 2: Will take the iPad and Mary made doing a bender
Speaker 2: any day of the week.
Speaker 3: The laundry and can when's the divorce being finalized?
Speaker 9: No, I know my four moms. She's like, just throw
Speaker 9: those clothes out, get rid.
Speaker 6: Of the the basket.
Speaker 5: It's worse, not the good limen. All right, have you
Speaker 5: missed the show today? We need to get out of here.
Speaker 5: Ross Noble was on with us earlier.
Speaker 3: A comedian. He's on Thank God You're here tonight.
Speaker 6: Huge is so funny. He was on with Hamish and Andy.
Speaker 3: Actually what a great show that would be?
Speaker 5: Yeah tonight you can catch that on Channel ten podcast
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Speaker 2: And coming up next, it's Will and Woody the Boys.
Speaker 2: What's on the show today?
Speaker 10: We continue pranking Dad's in the lead up to Father's Day,
Speaker 10: seeing if they will bring up the thing they always
Speaker 10: brag about. Got a brand new one today about a
Speaker 10: guy who claims to play football with Carlton when he
Speaker 10: was nineteen, it'll be on the show very shortly.
Speaker 6: Sounds amazing, have a good one team US