PJ Kirby

It is.

I suppose.

But surely they do in real life sales as well.

Yeah.

Because like, sorry, now, if I'm buying an organ, I want to see it first.

Not me, but my mother.

When she had her first child, she went to her six-week check-up, went in with my brother and saw the nurse, checked in, had a little chat.

The first child is her brother.

when she had her first which was her brother is the brother born the brother is the first child born yeah oh sorry she went in holding her first child which sorry who is the brother pregnant he's the six week old child thank you thank you thank you yeah thank you we're clear and we're moving on the brother's the child but what's on the other side of the sun but when it's christmas

had a little chat when the nurse was leaving to get the doctor she said right can you get everything off and pop the baby up on the table my mother thought it seemed strange but did it anyway next thing the doctor and nurse come back to my mother sorry I'm so sorry to my mother staring naked sitting on the bench the nurse meant pop everything off the baby got a right laugh about it no but

You'd be so vulnerable as well.

Imagine, you're going, okay, I don't know why I have to do this.

I say they see it all in hospitals.

They would though, wouldn't they?

Yeah, my mum has so many stories from when she was working in the wards.

Oh really?

Yeah.

Don't you try to explain it to me.

We're in tiredness kills.

I'm dead.