Okay, I've got a good one, Amber, you're going to be thrilled, I'm thrilled, because I'm going to thank our partner for this episode. It's Capri. She has manifested it. Now, Vogue, I know that your kids are very excited for Easter. Oh, me too. And they can't wait. Chocolate and Easter egg hunts, what's not to love? Well, our favourite chocolate

Cadbury are challenging everyone to up their hiding game because a well-hidden Cadbury egg makes

the Easter egg hunt more special and memorable for the whole family. Oh my God, that's a really

good idea. Remember we had that on the pod where we were trying to think of where we'd hide a USB? And I think

my hiding game is pretty bad because last year the kids found all the eggs before

I knew it. And I think they're better at it than I think they are. So have you got any suggestions

for places that I've not used yet? What about in your socks store? Behind some photos in the

house? Yeah. An empty cereal box? Or what about the huds of their coats when they're distracted? But you have better ideas than me. I will. I'm going to up the game this year. Okay, I'll tell you what. Just invite me around for Easter and I'll take care of it. Okay. make Easter more special for the family with Cadbury.

Cadbury, the better the hide, the better the hunt.

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We're both in Dublin, Ireland, where the sun is splitting the stones. How do you say that in Irish, Amber? I've forgotten. I can say maybe in French. No, oh my God. Taw on green. No, Tawne, a grain, squilch. No. Squilch. Amber, shut up. So we've had a bit of technical issues here. I told you not to mention that. That's boring. Ta on green. Yeah, Amber, sorry. Ta on green. Exquilche. Ne caragocca. Oh, my God. Fair play.

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