So how much are the big pumpkins?
Sorry, how much?
Oh, we're paying for the luxury of picking them ourselves.
Right, well I remember that when I'm down here on me hands and knees in the mud.
We should have gone to Tesco.
I need to get a couple of the little white ones for my Halloween scene.
I don't want all orange.
I can't believe how much I charge for these.
Can't we picture them ourselves?
I brushed me own teeth this morning, but you don't see Colgate charging me 30 quid for a tube of toothpaste.
Oh yeah, that's a nice pumpkin, darling.
Oh yeah, that's another nice pumpkin, my love.
Darling, there are thousands of pumpkins in this field.
We can't do this.
Oh, do you know what?
All the big ones are gone.
I knew we should have come earlier.
But you lot all had a lazy morning and wanted to sleep in.
Right, kids, go and play in those hay bales and I'll take a picture.
I think we got lucky with the weather.
It's supposed to rain later.
Yeah, Tracy's gonna be livid.
Oh, I don't know why, but suddenly I fancy a pumpkin spice latte.
Yes, I know I've already said that once today.
Right, kids, get in the wheelbarrow with the pumpkins.
Dave, push them along and I'll take a video.
Because it's fun and I asked you to.
Because it's fun and I asked you to.
Oh, I just cherish these family moments.
Right, everyone, stand beside that scarecrow and hold a pumpkin.
Everyone smile.
Because I said so.
Excuse me, family.
What do you mean I'm not carrying anything?
As a mum, I'm actually very busy carrying the weight of responsibility.
Right, everyone get in.
Everyone say, pumpkin!
Pumpkin!
No, Dave, you're not in.
Get down.
Dave.
Dave.
I said all of a sudden I fancy a pumpkin spice latte.
Too much.
Right, seriously, nobody's getting back in the car without wrapping their feet in bags.
Use the bags for life because they're thicker.
I'm not having that mud on the seats.
