Lisa Fong

And then Rico has one called like...

or something he's just more about comfort he wouldn't give a hoot about what brand it was for undies Louis more like you know Carlos has tradie and Tana has knobbies so he's in like patterny kind of ones yeah sort of his plain ones so that's that but like school uniform shirts and rugby tops and shorts

uh so formal uniform normal uniform and like sports uniform and so then they then I could put them in piles and then they literally stay there until I've actually screamed at them a hundred times and given them a threat before they go to their rooms and then Dan and I were listening to a podcast which shut the front door groundbreaking and it was about like um

the mom not feeling appreciated that she does the washing she cleans the washing folds the washing and then she puts it at the bottom of the stairs for the kids to take up but they would never take it up and then she had a chat with them like this is really it makes me feel like you don't you're not appreciative righty righty right

And I'm like, wow, I leave them, like they can sit on the couch in folded piles and they come and get their shit from the pile.

Like they'll come in in the morning and they'll get their PE top and they won't take their pile.

And then the piles will be messy.

And I'm like, what?

So then that's, I'm just letting you in on the secret of my house.

Is that like, I don't think my kids are that great anymore.

I think they were so much better when they were little.

And so then I scream at them and you're into them and they take them.

Right now, there's Louie's pile of washing on the couch when I left this morning.

There's Louie, but he's not home.

He stayed out last night with friends.

Everyone's taking their pile, but there's towels folded.

So who puts those away?

Mom.

Yeah, but mom hasn't because she's just kind of waiting for a miraculous person just to take them, but it's not going to happen, is it?

Way more fun doing it with like two kids and boy or girl.