Adrian Childs

I don't know.

I just, I don't know what I thought.

It just felt profound in its own way.

You know, I thought, you know, I could understand somebody wanting, you know, at all costs to give their kids something for Christmas.

On the other hand, perhaps we, you know, perhaps we misjudge our own children in that regard.

Text just in, Dave from Worcester.

My mum always told me that when you get an ulcer on your tongue, it means you've been telling lies.

OK, let's move on.

I make no comment on that.

OK, all right, enough said.

You'll get another one now, then, for saying that.

Heather?

Heather.

Yeah, I went on holiday leaving my 17-year-old £60 to feed her and her 16-year-old brother.

She didn't say how long for.

She was away on holiday for, but that's what she left, £60.

And she spent just £20.

I was tempted to put her in charge of the household budget.

Okay, yes.

And Joanne, when my daughter Katie was nine, she said to me very loudly in Tesco's, stop spending money we don't have on things we don't need.