Paul Williams

Interruption.

Well, you'll never know because it was technically the day before yesterday, according to your logic.

Okay.

Oh, man, the stuff I was doing between 12 and 4 a.m.

You would not believe the adventures I got up to.

Yes, we're going to take the baby for a walk.

We say goodbye to my mum.

She walks out onto the balcony and she says, take me with you, which made me quite sad.

Then we decide to leave the pram in the car and carry him on me, like strapped.

This is a different car.

And it actually, this is an automatic and it has, you know, you kind of put it into park, which is almost a handbrake.

And then there's a foot handbrake, which I put on as well, but I have learned.

Great.

But we're walking sort of, this is an Auckland suburb called Kohimarama.

And it's a beach.

And so we're walking along sort of a beach just to paint a picture for the viewers at home, walking along kind of next to a beach.

And we do have an interaction with a girl and a man.

woman, presumably her mom, the girl comments on the feet of the baby and says like something along the lines of, Oh look, the feet are so cute or her feet are so cute.

The baby's a boy, but he's wearing a yellow cardigan, which I think maybe these people have seen as being a girl.

And so then the mom says, or presumably the mom, actually I shouldn't be making presumptions here.