_Cow eggs_!__ Margot Robbie _ Saoirse Ronan react to embarrassing confessions

Okay, let's do the Fact Controller with special guests, Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan. And what we do is we give the listeners a safe space to admit things they've only just found out about. Someone thought hay bales were cow eggs. No, they didn't. That's a real shame. Yeah. That they felt that. This is the world, it's 2018, welcome. Welcome to it. Hashtag proud for our very generation. Natalie in Shrewsbury says, Hi everybody, up until a couple of years ago, my husband thought that you got different picture frames I can see how he'd think that. Yeah, I don't think that's it. I'm not judging that one. It's not as bad as the cow eggs. You know? Cow eggs is unforgivable, but this one... You really got to re-evaluate your thought process there if that's what you felt. The problem with the cow egg one is now whenever you drive past or you go past on the train, some hay bales and plastic, you do... You kind of question it, don't you? You're like, maybe it actually is a cow egg. Could be. A couple of cows ready to pop. Okay, give us the headline. Put them right, please. If your photo doesn't fit the frame, why not try turning the frame sideways? Good tip. Aaron is next. He's from Norwich. He says, good morning, everybody. I've only just realized that the whole of my debit card is contactless and not just the contactless symbol. My fiancée, Megan, has ridiculed me since she spotted me trying to match the symbol on my card to the symbol on the reader in the shop. It's not quite tracing properly. I'm not going to lie, like... Yeah, that's... That one I'm not judging either. I get it. You know? You don't even need to touch your contactless card on the reader, let alone match up the symbol. And we're going to have a few quickfire ones. These are very stupid. This is, I think... We'll check with this one. My husband didn't know there was a such thing as a cauliflower until the age of 23. We were in the supermarket when he called down the aisle. Look, Cheyenne, they've got white broccoli. Oh my god. Have we found the level now? Yeah. Had you never had cauliflower cheese? White broccoli cheese. Just white broccoli cheese. When I was younger, my mum told me that the smoke that comes out of power plants are actually clouds and they are cloud-making factories. Oh, that's adorable. I believed this until I was 20. That's a word. Not so adorable. Next one. Hi, everybody. When I was a kid, I used to think that all TV was live. I felt really sorry for the actors and actresses who had to continuously remake commercials. Kind regards, Mike. One of my oldest friends, Amy, my dad is an actor as well, and she used to get so confused when she was a child because dad would be sitting next to us on the couch and he'd be on the television. And she was like, how are you doing both right now? How is this happening? What a multitasker you are, Pop. Also, how knackering your jobs would be. Yeah, yeah. Every time someone's... Hold on a minute, I'll be back. Every time someone's watching your film, it's like, oh, for god's sake, Okay, and finally today, Sian says, Dear everybody, I was today years old when I realised that when people refer to the generation noughties, they're referring to the noughts in the 2000s. And I'm not, in fact, referring to the noughties as in unruly or feral generation. I mean, we're that too. Yeah, I sort of disagree. The noughties. Everyone was a little bit, you know, noughty. Give us the headline, please. The 2000s weren't as naughty as you thought they were. And that was today's Fact Controller. Thank you. Did you learn anything? Did you feel like... I'm still kind of shocked about the cow eggs. I only know, literally, my own knowledge comes from anything I've seen in a movie. And I would know the cow eggs is definitely not a thing. Because in Charlie's Angels, you see her like giving birth. Is that the only way you would have found that a cow doesn't come from an egg? No, I also grew up around cows.