Juvenile arthritis is so hard for child and parents, so glad your DD is doing much better now <3 <3. Jack has had a veritable laundry list of health problems, so who knows. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt on this one, but......., ya know...... she's well flaky.
What did she say, I genuinely couldn't make out anything for the whole show?
Matt asked her while his was cooking and waiting for his to thicken I guess, if you would eat it with a fork or a spoon and she said, something along the lines of, oh probably a spork, it's neither forkable nor spoonable.... Well how the duck do you eat it then Jack? Much like everything else, you don't provide a recipe and now you don't provide how I should eat it
She was garbling incoherently in answer to Matt's question about whether he should eat the chickpea/bread/spinach concoction with a spoon or a fork (neither!) and then came up with sporkable, it was a truly awful moment.
"a truly awful moment" loool.Matt asked her while his was cooking and waiting for his to thicken I guess, if you would eat it with a fork or a spoon and she said, something along the lines of, oh probably a spork, it's neither forkable nor spoonable.... Well how the duck do you eat it then Jack? Much like everything else, you don't provide a recipe and now you don't provide how I should eat it
That is exactly what I thought when I saw that picture!
He did have a little try of it, not very much, but I don't recall him actually commenting on it, but I did mute it several times when it panned back to Jack
I imagine after the state of today the BBC have sent some pro equipment and talked her through how to set up something more sophisticated.
You can have all the sophisticated broadcasting equipment you like, but when you can’t answer a question of if it’s a fork or spoon without giggling and making up random words - or trying to argue with the main host about the merits of an actual lemon full of vitamins with some dodgy bottle crap, you’re never going to be a presenter or tv personality.
