Anne becomes a working horse

Anne suggests that maybe she could pull something heavy, like a horse might.

She is then seen dressed in a cow costume, pulling Tom Cashman around in a pram. Tom is initially holding a sunflower in his mouth, but then Anne instructs him to call out her strengths.

When Tom asks her how she is at scrambling eggs, she enthusiastically responds “I’m the best!”. When he asks her when she pays her mortgage, she claims that she pays it on time, most of the time (but admits that she had two slip-ups around Christmas). When Tom asks her how she is at making muffins with her daughter, she again exclaims “I’m the best!”.

After pulling Tom in his pram out onto the grass, she is exhausted, and leaves him there alone.

In the studio, Tom Gleeson points out that Anne had had no help in pulling Tom Cashman, who weighs 80kg. Tom Cashman points out that pulling 80kg is quite impressive for a human women, but not so impressive for a horse.

As Anne had shown genuine strength, Tom Gleeson awards her 4 points.

(Written by JoGo and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)