Bec Judd

But what if, like, when you wanted to go and buy something or go out with your friends and get a milkshake or, I don't know, a burger or go to Supre and buy something, where did you get your cash from and how?

My mum would just give it to me.

You know, that.

Yeah, yeah.

You know what?

We were so poor growing up and we didn't really get pocket money on.

We might get like a dollar a week or something and we'd go to the shop on a Sunday and get a $1 lolly bag and that was like it.

But my sister and I, Kate, we were like bloody human metal detectors.

So we would go to netball.

We'd be at netball from 8 in the morning so mum would coach, we would play and then mum would play later at like a 4 o'clock game.

So we'd be at netball from...

Like 8 in the morning till 6 o'clock every Saturday and Kate and I would just walk up and down the 30 courts, up and down, up and down, up and down, just staring at the ground looking for money.

And we would find money every single weekend.

What?

Every single weekend.

Oh, my God.

Yes.

Like how much?

Like...

I don't know, anywhere between $2 and $10 a Saturday, we would find money and go to the canteen and buy lollies.