Norman Gunston interviews Sally Struthers

Australian comedian Norman Gunston (Garry McDonald) in one of his funniest interviews, talking to American TV actress Sally Struthers.

[@letsseeif]

Sally Struthers is one of the few Americans who 'gets' Norman Gunston weirdly hilarious humour. Both legends!

[@funkyalfonso]

Frank Zappa definitely did.

[@letsseeif]

Please explain?@@funkyalfonso

[@rodhuy01]

Just watched again for the 1 millionth time. And got tears running down my face, yet again. Never ceases to make me happy.

[@chateaupig826]

me too , they're so fun 😂

[@svenb1668]

Right there with you, her laugh is so genuine and Gary is just deadpan. Lovely chemistry between them

[@jasyamaha]

Me too.

[@GreenDistantStar]

Probably the funniest interview ever, it never fails to cheer me up. Sally's genuine 'shock' quickly morphs into appreciation then adoration, as she realises she's being handled by a comic genius who's still making her laugh. Gary is a national treasure.

[@arconeagain]

Spot on. I went back to this after watching a bunch of Sacha Baron Cohen clips. Garry deserves so much recognition for his work.

[@arconeagain]

Totally agree. That's why I'm back here for the tenth time. I rate this on top out of everything I've seen. He must have been working at a high level here. I think it took its toll later.

[@frank19593]

@@arconeagain good point It was high level

[@arconeagain]

@Domenico Agnostino yes, interesting. That's one of things that enabled him to get that famous scoop on the steps of parliament.

[@lemilemi5385]

i watch it every year

[@jacktattis]

He was one of our best Comedians and not a swear word anywhere.

[@offgriddreaming5403]

Exactly 💯

[@graemeking7336]

Her laugh is so genuine and infectious, - what a lovely woman

[@jacktattis]

I loved it when she yelled HELP

[@DefinitelyMaybe65]

Hands down THE funniest interview I've watched in my 50+ yrs, re-enjoyed countless times since watching its original airing, it never fails to have me laughing out loud. Gary MacDonald's Norman Gunston is absolutely a national treasure and Sally Struthers is adorable in her genuine good-natured bewilderment at the situation she finds herself in.

[@SY-ok2dq]

This one is probably well remembered because of how much Struthers laughs and is a great sport about it. There were others who failed to get the humour and those who appeared to be annoyed (Chevy Chase). The Elliott Gould one is memorable for how much he stares at Gunston - you can tell he doesn't realize and is just baffled by this bizarre and seemingly clueless guy.

[@maxredlands466]

The classic line - "you ought to use an electric razor" - "I do."

[@dragonmaid1360]

I saw this on the day it aired we laughed so hard at that line lol

[@josephpearson5390]

Such a quick wit to get that so perfect. 😂

[@davidmorton3222]

It was the "I do " that finally did her in

[@maree-mareesongwriter6226]

"Maybe you should try an electric razor." " I do." 😂😂😂 She and her infectious laugh, were an absolute delight! It was refreshing when celebrities actually got his humour and character. Often he would go right over people's head, especially a lot of the Americans who took it all too seriously at times. Great time capsule from the 70s and the genius that was Gary McDonald!

[@chriswilliamson83]

I just love seeing Sally explode with that laugh, its one of those real bellyache laughs that cannot be stopped, and makes everyone else laugh too, she's gold!

[@chateaupig826]

She feebly tried to hold it together

[@BrendanMacsMusic]

Ive seen this interview a thousand times and it never ever gets old. Cracks me up every time. Garry McDonald was a comic genius, his timing was impeccable.

[@MrPizza063]

it still has me in stiches. just laughed all the way again and have a sore jaw line hilarious.. a genius in comedy

[@slimjim_1090]

The 70s were great ...Of all the years in the past I miss the 70s

[@paulglitcher2033]

100% right - and let’s not forget how important sally struthers is to the success of this piece. Great sport and wonderful by-play.

[@66secularist]

Yet sadly he was crippled by anxiety.

[@MrChelky]

She is having an absolute ball during this interview . . .God lover her.

[@planetdisco4821]

This interview always make me cry with laughter even after all these years. I remember watching it on Aussie tv when it first came out. It’s legendary….

[@chateaupig826]

When she says "a logie" it just sounds like the most ridiculous award 😂😂😂 Can't they change the name ? I can't hear that someone won "a logie" now and take it seriously

[@planetdisco4821]

@@chateaupig826 we don’t take it seriously here either! Australian tv is absolute garbage nowadays….

[@sapho71]

Sally Struthers seems so good natured.

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

The best chemistry between interviewer and victim I have ever seen Gary MacDonald is a true Aussie treasure

[@YDNILL1]

Garry McDonald... Genius, Sally Struthers...gorgeous!

[@robmackenzie65]

I'm killing myself laughing too. Garry McDonald's a genius and Sallys response, so unbelievably adorable. They're adorable together.

[@jcee6886]

40 plus years later stillGOLD. Sally is adorable with a great sense of humor. Gary was ahead of his time. genius

[@geupelboi]

Her reactions are priceless! I love her laugh. What a fun person she must be to hang around with.

[@KyliePanozzo-xs3ps]

This interview with these two was so funny I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@adunreathcooper]

Hands down the funniest interview of all time.

[@stevemurrell6167]

This is a legendary piece of Oz comedy. Sheer gold!

[@geupelboi]

God, she's so natural and real. It looks like they're having a lot of fun together.

[@tonyostin]

The best interview ever in the world of interviews.

[@geupelboi]

"I'm sorry. I got lipstick on your toilet paper." This whole interview is absolute inspired hysteria! I have never in my life seen better chemistry between celebrity interviewer and subject. I think it's just impossible not to fall in love with Sally and Norman's personalities.

[@garyp4374]

thank you I never picked up the line about I got lipstick on your toilet paper

[@ozrob8726]

Sally Struthers was delightful here. No matter how many times I see this clip, it always cracks me up.

[@RicSandblom]

That Garry manages to keep a straight face and stay in character throughout shows extraordinary talent.

[@Eskay1206]

Australia...... taking the piss for decades, best interview ever

[@badabing3462]

Onya'SONYA'

[@shineryyy]

watch the Karen Black one.

[@tintomara6209]

I have only just 'discovered' this guy and I can see why the Aussies consider him a national treasure. He's clearly touched by true genius,

[@MrDavidReads]

Oh. He's touched alright. 🥲

[@childrensorg856]

True genius???

[@jvvoid]

@@childrensorg856 Yes, true genius.

[@childrensorg856]

@@jvvoid how on earth is he a true genius, he's not even funny?

[@jvvoid]

@@childrensorg856 You're in the minority. Maybe you prefer fart jokes.

[@fruitofthejoot]

This video wins as the funniest video on KZbin that people don't know about. I've watched it so much and it never gets less funny.

[@fightermma]

Lol watch the Dolph Lundgren one

[@Rhythmattica]

I comeback to this video every few months..... Just the flow and the vibe makes it medicine prescribed to make a happy mind... If your ever down, just watch this.... It has some magic that makes things good again.

[@jmaxg]

@@Rhythmattica Agreed. Garry McDonald tried so hard to create Norman Gunston. So hard in fact, it created his psychological downfall. I love the sweetness of the guy. His chirpy humour and neverending zest for life. We Australians only have so many goes. I totally love that Norman was one of them.

[@Rhythmattica]

@@jmaxg I was a big aunty jack fan..... Kid Eager (Gary) was all part of the thing that made it... I have the album, yep Vinyl , of "Aunty Jack Sings Wollongong" The Chemistry of Grahame Bond - Aunty Jack , Rory O'Donoghue - Thin Arthur (Brilliant Muso,Songwriter- RIP) and Gary MacDonald - Kid Eager was , and still to this day, comedy Brilliance..... It is this album Gary created Norman...... And wow, what a character, ahead of his time. All of them really. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZDIlYOeZpyNkMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGOxeqacbr5gbpI If you ever have the opportunity, find that album..... One song thats just sooooooo wrong.... Fish Milkshake...

[@jmaxg]

I'll rip your bloody arms orf! For some reason, that always stuck with me in high school. As well as the the six foot, blue dressed, bearded lady with boxing gloves. Monty Python had not yet begun and, whilst I had heard of The Goons, I had not listened to them. People now make great sums of money doing what Garry McDonald created.

[@flabarple]

My Australian friend's recently showed me these things on DVD (I'm American). Really delightful stuff, and this Struthers bit was my favorite. It's interesting to see how sweet and tender she is.

[@tonyhoward7004]

2024 wish someone had told me about this sooner ! OMG! Classic , I am crying , her laugh is infectious: I love it !

[@slimjim_1090]

That has to be the funniest interview by Norman I've ever seen ..I watch it every now and then when I'm feeling a little down , I never tire of it and I laugh every time ...

[@glennsmith7311]

"You should use an electric shaver"..."Oh I do"...genius.

[@douglasjames.oneill7155]

This is one of Normans best interviews. Watch it over and over, still funny after all these years. His face would make a blind man laugh.

[@geupelboi]

"His face would make a blind man laugh." Good one!!! And yes!!!

[@paulrichardson9506]

Hahaha I like what you did there

[@petervad]

simply brilliant! thank you for posting.

[@stevious7278]

I've just watched this in 2020 and, as I wipe the tears from my face to type, I have to say it's as funny now as when it was when I first saw it 40 years ago. Without doubt one of the funniest interviews ever. How Sally had no idea what was happening, then it dawned on her that Norman was a comic character...priceless!! I reckon that after the interview she had to have a Bex, a cup of tea and a little lay down!

[@Bruce15485]

Got to be one of the best and funniest interviews ever ! Norman = legend ! Sally Struthers = great sport !

[@rEdHoUsE_1969]

Norman was so likeable ... never needed to swear etc ... just innocent, misguided observations & of course killer questions that were crafted in a way that never intended to demean or put down ... Garry always kept interviewees either thinking he was real or if a character ... they played along ... Pure genius ...

[@garrymercer757]

She is one of Gary McDonalds many victims. They say a woman will fall in love with you if you make her laugh, it took her less than 30 seconds .One of the greatest australian actors and adlib comedians Gary Mcdonald. Respect. "He broke wind in the manger. Terrible. The critics panned him" priceless adlib

[@Shilo2010]

Watched most of the Gunston interviews. Sally Struthers is the only American that really gets it. God love her!

[@tuskedbeast]

Zappa got him.

[@philiplow8840]

Indomethacin

[@jashugg]

Mohammed Ali played along really well too

[@ashlyngarza623]

I´m not sure she quite gets him but she loves him anyway!

[@123agidee_2]

Zappa

[@jimbosaul3996]

when i feel like a laugh, or am a little bored, i come here. only seen it 1 BILLION times and it still makes my cry with laughter every single time !

[@quizmaster85]

What's funnier is that Norman Gunston *did* get the "big Logie" in 1976 - the only time in history that a fictional character won a "big Logie". (EDIT: The "Big Logie" in question was the Gold Logie - at that time they awarded separate Gold Logies for most popular male and female personalities.)

[@stupendous1068]

"Big Logie". That's the Gold, right?

[@quizmaster85]

@@stupendous1068 Yes.

[@EvanSkuthorpe]

"You ought to use an electric razor" "I do" Best line in comedy ever.

[@terryirvine7090]

I watch this so often I never get sick of it ! Sally was great and working with Garry is just hilarious and it never ages! Who needs a script with a quick clever mind like that!

[@rexfreeman4981]

He was such an influence on me when i was young I went prematurely bald just because he did.

[@terryirvine7090]

@@rexfreeman4981 Did you copy the same comb forward as the great Norman? Wasn't he just a leading trendsetter in styling!

[@chateaupig826]

One of the originals , up there with Hoges and Dame Edna

[@Fuzcapp]

THE classic moment from Aussie TV - Garry Macdonald, you are my hero. How you pulled off that character so perfectly is beyond human reason. Brilliant!

[@AlanAshton-mi3yy]

I saw this fifty years ago. It remains the funniest three minutes in history of television.

[@pilates68]

Growing up in the US we never heard of this guy. He’s a comic genius!!!

[@DavidKing-jx3sg]

Sally was one of the few people that got normans style, Classic

[@miltonyannis3719]

"...the critics PANNED him. It was dreadful." Critics, at a school nativity play. Just letting the wonderful genius of Norman Gunston sink in...

[@schuhy993]

To this day I have never seen a funnier interview!

[@sliat1981]

The best Norman interview ever

[@Scottie_S]

"Let's get on with the "in depth" questions and get outta here real quick".... Never was a statement made so seriously by somebody so ridiculous. Love you Gary.

[@scottbrandts610]

Fun fact: This interview was not done here, in Australia, but in Sally's own home, in The States. Other fun fact: She is totally gorgeous here!

[@michaelmacleod4713]

Is it just me, or does this clip get funnier with each viewing? 🇬🇧👍🏻

[@brucecook2053]

Whenever I am feeling down and out, i watch this video and turns my world around with laughter. Norman you are comedy genius. An Australian icon in the world of entertainment. I only wish you could continue forever. Thank you for your brilliance.

[@SuperTambo69]

Best interview ever!

[@robertwilliam3495]

Struthers has been to acting school and knew what she was looking at immediately, playing along to perfection, perfectly willing to let Norm take the driver's seat, despite almost certainly never having experienced this type of interview before. Not surprisingly this worked far better than with guests who are not actors or who always need to be the centre of attention (e.g. Bee Gees). You can see how Garry obsessed over every small detail, the timing and delivery is impeccable. Perfection.

[@venderstrat]

She 'gets it' right off the bat, and makes it work.

[@andrewcameron1346]

Whenever I need a laugh I watch this comedic gem. Norman in full flight, bewildering someone.

[@rafmann]

Her reactions are hilarious. Even when she's trying to be serious, she can't stop looking at the tissue on his face and about to burst into laughter

[@charlesmartella]

The best interview of all time

[@marcconyard5024]

TV is nothing now compared to this. The Norman Gunston idea was shear brilliance.

[@bertplank8011]

That's sheer not shear as in sheep.Dennis Pennis must have got his inspiration from Norm Gunston. Trouble is....after a while words gets out about comics who play this routine...so it all becomes rather difficult. Not all celebrities are complete c**ts but most of them are.....and deserve to be mocked and ridiculed. So you have the wanchor Bono telling the adoring masses to donate money to poor people/causes. Meantime Bono does the maximum to evade taxes around the world.....depriving Ireland of much needed revenue...

[@GINGERALERR]

Sally is just so adorable in this interview.

[@ardnfast]

Sally's response when she says "Ha, ha, ha, HELLLP!" started me laughing and I never stopped. Gold Logie Mr. Gunston

[@RonLee999]

I never tire of watching that interview.

[@gregfrawley8823]

Sally was interviewed by Australian TV morning show Studio 10 in June 2021 and she fondly remembers the interview with Norman Gunston see KZbin for the segment with Studio 10 hosts Sally and Tristan.. Sally's warm personality still radiates

[@johnlarocca3951]

This is my go to clip when i need a good laugh!! Sally is awesome!!

[@lyndaoneill7813]

This still cracks me up,she could not hold it together, he was a genius really.All his interviews were great but this one is an all time classic.She was so lovely.👍👍👍

[@tommynickels4570]

Sally was so unbelievably beautiful.

[@tommytruth7595]

She sure is.

[@charleskiwi1642]

The joy of pure laughter ❤️

[@chrisa2612]

"unbelievably" Lol white people standards🤣🤣🤣

[@usausa2390]

@@chrisa2612 a racist comedy brings out the worst in racists even the black and white minsteral show gets to them

[@venderstrat]

@@chrisa2612 What?

[@autocrow]

"You look much younger in person, more like the daughter." Lol. That was great. Most interviewers are sucking up to their guests. That took her by surprise and she loved it!

[@allanplant8756]

I had tears of laughter watching this again, just as I did when I saw the original. Sally was just brilliant in her response.

[@Argyll9846]

This is the funniest interview ever! I watched it when it was first broadcast and every time I see it, I laugh just as much. This is now a classic piece of comedy.

[@allon33]

Ever, in the whole world.

[@alfredagain]

I'd never seen this one. I'm still laughing. I remember the Karen Black one. I thought that was funny, but this one takes the cake.

[@allon33]

Norman is a genius. Wonderfully funny.

[@Bobby-fj8mk]

It's the funniest interview I've ever seen - LOL

[@effpea8882]

I wish I could see the whole interview. This appears to be edited down.

[@nealenewton4193]

What a stroke of fortune...in this day and age it's great to come across classic Norman Gunston, and possibly his finest work. Sally Struthers is a fine actor, and she gelled beautifully with Norman in this classic...!😂😂😂 Thanks for the upload 😁👍

[@gtsguitartuitionservices2878]

That was one of the greatest things I've ever seen. I'm in love with both of them.

[@stevec8555]

A very genuine and decent lady! Norman shocked her as he does. Sally’s natural and loving personality shone through!

[@ookland81]

How can I watch this after all these years and still find my self sliding to the floor in laughter. Its as fresh as if aired yesterday. Garry has to be up there with this Australia's best of the best. He is a living treasure. Who else does an interview with a packet of Bex in their pocket? I would vote for him as Australian of the year, dad of the year, pet of the year and car of the year, every year, not forgetting Gold Logie.

[@tassadar7945]

Garry never won a Logie i don't think, but I know for a fact that Norman did. (and yes i know Norman is a character, but the Gold Logie went to Norman not Garry)

[@scottdavey3804]

@@tassadar7945 not true.Gary won a logie for mother and son

[@AlienSexGod]

@@tassadar7945 I think that was a lurgie that he caught no?

[@jcee6886]

Car of the year. 😂 That's hilarious.

[@EamonThePhilogynistWalford]

@@scottdavey3804 Garry McDonald was also inducted into the Logie Awards Hall of Fame in 1997, and I still recall the end of his acceptance speech in which he defended the ABC: "Leave them alone, you big bullies! I know they're a bunch of old fashioned, politically correct lefties, but stop taking their lunch money!". :-D Of course, under normal circumstances, I wouldn't condone soapboxing of that nature, but because it was quite funny in the end, I'm happy to let that instance pass. :-)

[@classicjukebox]

I watch this several times per week. An absolute masterpiece. Gunston is a genius and plays his victims like a master pianist.

[@wesstkilda]

I’d love for Gary to go back and visit Sally now and see what they remember of that interview.

[@RenegadeRanga]

This is worth re watching many times, incredible. Never get tired of Sally losing it in the interview. Never gets old.

[@benmills1837]

This is my "go to" clip when I need cheering up. It's a shame that the character of Norman Gunston was so psychologically damaging to Gary MacDonald. I could watch him all the time. Sally Struthers was such a wonderful team player in this interview. One of the best interviews in the history of visual media I reckon. Norman Gunston is a masterpiece of a character too!!

[@carlrayson3104]

@@oinkooink Agreed. It must have been healthy to let Norman our every now and then. Imagine trying to suppress Norman Gunston inside you? He's not exactly a back seat driver.

[@AN-hv1vm]

It was Norman Part II that damaged him. Extremely challenging to resurrect such an iconic character

[@mrmockatoo6786]

I was booked to tour the North West with Garry in 1978 and had dinner with him in Port Hedland. We talked about Norman, who was funny, brave and outrageous, and Garry spoke about the personal toll it took on him. Unfortunately, the next night in Karratha he was attempting to do his floorshow in front of teams celebrating netball and AFL grand final wins, and they were oblivious to him. It was the wrong crowd. Halfway through Delilah he stopped singing, shouted at the crowd and left the stage, never to return. By the time we finished the set, he was on his way back to Perth. A lovely man, unassuming, who could actually play blues harmonica unlike Norman's suck and blow. I was so happy he had further success with Mother and Son with the late Ruth Cracknell.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

@@mrmockatoo6786 that's a bit sad. What did he shout to the crowd?

[@mrmockatoo6786]

@@TheTruthKiwi Mind you it was over 40 years ago but something to the effect that they were rude and ignorant, which they were. It was sad because the night before at Port Hedland was huge with an audience eager to be entertained.

[@jacktattis]

Right at 5 seconds when Norman said great personal Friend. And this was magnificent o prompting at all. The Chemistry between them is great.

[@jeremybirmingham2316]

This is the kind of interview Australia used to do so well, and you could tell from the interviewees reaction what kind of person they were. It cut through to the authentic. I miss Australia, I went back a few times, but it wasn't there any more.

[@Plethorality]

We are still here. A bit hidden, and I know what you mean, and I miss it too. But we are still here...

[@sillyoldbastard3280]

We Aussies miss Australia too.

[@jeremybirmingham2316]

@@sillyoldbastard3280 I am an Aussie, born and bred, first fleeter and all, but got lost somehow on my wanderings, and the aus I grew up in just isn't there any mote

[@sillyoldbastard3280]

@@jeremybirmingham2316 I'm also from pioneering stock but thinking of heading offshore as I'm reasonably cashed up. I can tell you living in Sydney, even in a nice home in a decent suburb is not that flash these days. Over the past two decades Australia has lost its' soul.

[@mattbarbarich3295]

Yes, it's being strangled by globalism and political correctness. We have the most shameless politicians in the world and the ABC which made this in 70s in now a hard left socialist organisation.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

Gary had a very quick mind, but he never wanted to make his guests uncomfortable, so he was never passive agressive in the way Sacha Cohen was. So his interviews never leave a bad taste in your mouth and are genuinely fun.

[@trueaussie9230]

It's difficult to imagine how ANY reasonable interviewee could be offended by Norman Gunston. Keith Moon managed. 🤪🤪 EVERYTHING about Ali G is offensive. Norman Gunston is the butt of the humour of his own situation. Ali G (Sacha Cowen) sets out to deliberately make the other party look stupid. Very 'cheap' and puerile 'entertainment'.

[@rowbearly6128]

Yeaaaah, I dunno mate, the one with Muhammed Ali was...pretty on edge...

[@billk9856]

I always thought fronting Lee Marvin in the court house while he was waiting to have his palimony hearing dealt with was the time he might have crossed the line.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

@@billk9856 I have seen that as well, yes it seemed a bit dicey but Marvin cracked a big smile and seemed won over in the end.

[@karlrichmond7754]

There will never be a more funny interview ever !!!

[@alyn927]

My goodness this would be all you need to see when you are at your lowest to totally turn you around. Absolutely hilarious, I miss him and his humour so much. THANKYOU ❤😂❤😂

[@jywalking3354]

Sally is so open, what a good sport. Just a perfect couple. "The BIG logie"

[@tarakb7606]

Could watch it non stop.

[@MasalaiMeri]

Watching this again in November 2019... it's still as funny as the first time I saw it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙌🏾

[@offgriddreaming5403]

These two are a lot of fun together. Good clean humour with no swearing, hard to find today. Absolute Gold! Logie sounds like a disease..love it 😂

[@GlowingTube]

Before Borat, there was Norman Gunston. A brilliant piece of comedy.

[@hisodesu1]

My God, just so brilliant Australian classic.

[@iluvugoldenblue]

"let's get on with the in-depth questions and get out of here, real quick" LMAO

[@hcrun]

Sally had no idea who "Norman Gunston" was when the interview was arranged. She just knew that he was an Aussie TV journo....not a comedian. So her responses were genuinely innocent and totally unrehearsed. That was the best thing about Norman doing interviews "O/S"....nobody knew that he was a TV comedian back home. :) I remember seeing this back in the day and yet even now, every time I see it, I genuinely laugh out loud and when Sally suggests that Norman should use an electric razor and he replies, "I do!".......that just destroys me every time!!! Hard to accept that Sally is 71 and Gary 70 this year (2019).

[@trueaussie9230]

It's a difficult call, but I think this is his funniest interview. Sally is a wonderful character. "I think she's on drugs." Norman clutching his QANTAS 'flight bag' is so 1970s 'Aussie world traveller'. I'm so glad I found this today. It really lifted the mood. Sally's manner and laugh could brighten anyone's day.

[@thebulleltoro6427]

I have seen all the great comedians, Monty python, yes minister, robin Williams. But that clip makes me laugh so hard my sides really hurt! Not joking, and she makes it work! It should be in the national archives

[@hcrun]

It is, along with many other period TV clips.

[@thethirdman225]

Yeah, it really should.

[@pauldunlea3669]

At least Sally got the '' Aussie Sense Of Humour '' Love Her

[@johnreilly6819]

Can watch this over and over over and still find it funny. Classic Norman

[@geoffhill6992]

Classic gunston interview - and sally? -well she is a stunner - full of life and a sharp/brilliant sence of humour - wow!!

[@geupelboi]

Okay, after watching this about ten times in a row, my favorite part must come @ 2:58 when Sally (who is finally hip to what's really going on here) can't control her mirth anymore and she goes "Norman, I love you." Then reaches over to give him a kiss. So funny, so cute, so sweet. A big triple yay!

[@kerryn6714]

This is so funny. After all these years, it still never fails to crack me up :)