Oct 9, 2026 · 31 min · 11 segments
This week on Paddy and Maz, we find out why Paddy yelled at the police from his car, while Maz sneaks some punny gags into a golf story! See omnystudio.com/listener…
Look, it's the final week of school holidays, but it's still school holidays.
And so parents, I'm feeling you, I'm hearing you, and I'm seeing you because I know it's a bit of a juggle for a lot of people at home who they've still got to get to work and send their partners and then you've got kids and then there's activities and then there's so much.
There's just a lot going on.
People are out of routine.
If you've got mum and dad both working, which, you know what, these days they have to.
Yeah, look.
And we
should look at that later this week, the way it's been going.
I've had lots of conversations with lots of my friends over the last week and it can be, it's just a really, it's a really busy time.
It's a bit of a tricky time.
But one thing that I, you know, really try to do during the school holidays is like, Just give your kids a little bit of a treat occasionally.
You know, it's holiday time, a little bit of a treat going on.
And so the other day I took Henry to the shops with me to do the grocery shopping, which is not usually something I would do.
I try and get it done before school pickup during the week.
So you just, you know, you're not carting a kid around the shops.
But this time I was like, you know what, why don't you come and be my helper at the shops and then you can choose the ice cream.
Like that's your treat.
If you come and help me.
And Henry's a great little helper at the shops.
He'll push the trolley.
He'll get the things.
He does all the scanning.
He's great.
It's awesome.
It goes much faster when he's there.
Look, it's the final week of school holidays, but it's still school holidays.
And so parents, I'm feeling you, I'm hearing you, and I'm seeing you because I know it's a bit of a juggle for a lot of people at home who they've still got to get to work and send their partners and then you've got kids and then there's activities and then there's so much.
There's just a lot going on.
People are out of routine.
If you've got mum and dad both working, which, you know what, these days they have to.
Yeah, look.
And we
should look at that later this week, the way it's been going.
I've had lots of conversations with lots of my friends over the last week and it can be, it's just a really, it's a really busy time.
It's a bit of a tricky time.
But one thing that I, you know, really try to do during the school holidays is like, Just give your kids a little bit of a treat occasionally.
You know, it's holiday time, a little bit of a treat going on.
And so the other day I took Henry to the shops with me to do the grocery shopping, which is not usually something I would do.
I try and get it done before school pickup during the week.
So you just, you know, you're not carting a kid around the shops.
But this time I was like, you know what, why don't you come and be my helper at the shops and then you can choose the ice cream.
Like that's your treat.
If you come and help me.
And Henry's a great little helper at the shops.
He'll push the trolley.
He'll get the things.
He does all the scanning.
He's great.
It's awesome.
It goes much faster when he's there.
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