Drive with Jacqui Felgate

A digital strategist says a new social media trend telling young people to "act their wage" at work hasn't really caught on in Australia.

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Melissa told Tom Elliott it was causing trouble for drivers.

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Mark Gregory, RMIT associate professor of telecommunications, told 3AW Drive the situation could do with improvement.

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It comes after a celebrity publicist sent social media into a spin when she uploaded a hand-written Christmas list from her daughter, which included a request for a $9000 tote bag.

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More details have emerged on Wednesday afternoon.

9 News reporter Elisabeth Moss explained more.

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Elise accidently exposes Tom's secret nickname. And you can email Elise and Tom at [email protected].

In Episode 20 of The Elliott Exchange...

00:46 – Messages to [email protected]: 'The Traralgon Tiger' and Jason follow up from the Victorian State Election.

03:39 – Tom is still not over losing the 1997 Cleo Bachelor of the Year.

07:42 – The Proposal: An email from Debbie prompts Elise and Tom to recall Tom proposed and the third party intruder that was there.

10:12 – Nude Envy: Elise tells Tom to rein in his public nudity, while expressing her desire to strip off in public.

13:36 – Nicknames: Elise lets slip her secret nickname for Tom at home.

21:08 - What Elise and Tom learnt in this weeks episode.

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Quentin Kilian, CEO Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV), said it was essentially a good-will gesture.

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A 3AW Drive listener has been left shocked after he was told he'd have to pay a $1160 fee, just to submit an offer on a property he was interested in buying.

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