Kate Hawkesby

And everything's going to be hunky-dory.

The 19-year-old is arguing for perseverance and due diligence and hard work, and mum's going, don't worry, darling, C's get to go.

No, but this is the difference between mums and dads, right?

So mum gives the cuddle.

They're there.

It's all going to be all right.

Dad keeps walking along, fuming, going, ah, stuff it.

One more piece of health advice, Katie.

And speaking of Ryan, I was trying to educate him.

Ryan's out on the weekend.

He's a big partier on the weekend.

no really I was trying to get him I said get that get that circadian rhythm under control Ryan because his his ratings on Monday we were looking at the numbers yesterday his ratings on Monday are a bit dodgy and I said that's mainly because your Monday show's a bit weak and it's a bit weak because you can't sleep Sundays and you can't sleep Sundays because you're out partying all Saturdays you've got to stick with the circadian rhythm and you've got to get to bed early and that's why I'm going to bed early on a Saturday night probably miss some of the Warriors you see what I'm saying he doesn't understand that but that's true isn't it you've got to stick with your circadian rhythm

What were you thinking?

So, you know, be honest with Ryan.

We're a bit heady the next morning, though, weren't we, to be honest?

You get up at 8.30, you get on the rastas in the weekend, too.

Don't you go pointing your elbow at Ryan like it's COVID time.

We woke up at 5.30 and we went, oh, why do we feel so dreadful?

Well, we went to bed at 8.30.

Don't worry.