Seamus

It was like the day before we went to the hospital, contractions were quite heavy.

I don't know how much detail.

Yeah, who cares?

And then we got into it, and I've got to give a shout-out to anesthetist Jack, who gave her an epic epidural, so she didn't feel any pain.

But he came in, did the first bit, went out, and then came back in again and then went to me, hey, what do you do for a job?

And I was like, oh, I broadcast stuff.

He goes, have you got a podcast?

And Doc was like, really?

Yeah.

Why not have one day of L.A.?

So, Jacqueline Ethertis, thanks for your work.

We ended up in theatre, which a few births tend to go that way, and that was a pretty hectic situation.

Like, there's a lot of activity in that room, assisted delivery, and I felt a little bit like I'm at the head end.

I'm not at the business end.

I did have a peek at the business end before we went in there.

Yeah, good on you.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

I'm not sure that was a good decision.

A good decision.

But yeah, like I use the term just sitting like a cuck a lot on the podcast, but definitely in the theatre, I definitely felt that.