Okay, I've got, I've got, I'd, would you rather, okay, would you rather not be able to

tell the difference between a baby and a muffin or change sex every time you sneezed?

Did you just make that happen, you heard?

No, I've thought about the baby and the muffin thing for ages because on the surface, it's

not that big a deal, like you think I could avoid situations like that, but actually

the fear of knowing that you had no way to differentiate between a baby and a muffin

would actually be kind of life-roaning, like at this point in our lives, I think like,

you know, you've got your nephew around all the time and you just never feel safe with

him because you would never, because what if one day you mistook him for a muffin and

you ate him and Jen came in and was like, where's Lily?

Oh, like being in him, you can't let him back, sinister, I don't, yeah, or like you go to

like a bakery and it's just like, with any confidence, do you know that you're holding

it, because also, I mean, less dangerous, but also you're kind of going to look insane

if you're just like minding your business and say, oh, I've got a pretty little baby,

jiggle, jiggle, jiggle away, and then it's a muffin, you know, in public, breastfeeding

and muffin, people would be like, that girl, can you say to people, is that a muffin

or a baby and they can tell you, like, yes, it's a baby or a muffin?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's like, if that's a kind of question that you want to ask, like

if you think that's a reasonable question, changing stuff every time you sneeze, well it depends

how sneezy you are as a person really, doesn't it?

Yeah, you see, Georgie Swallow would be absolutely like, she would be, she wouldn't, she wouldn't

know which way was she saying, because she sneezes, like when she, if you ever watched

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