Scotland's political leaders have agreed on Twitter to go shoe-shopping together for charity.
Observer columnist Kevin McKenna was ribbing the leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson, about the Tories auctioning a "shoe-shopping with Theresa May" experience, as revealed by BuzzFeed News.
@KevinMcKenna63 @valmcdermid it would have to be a pretty bargain basement fundraiser for me to raffle myself as a prize, right enough!
McKenna then laid down the gauntlet and asked if Davidson would go shoe-shopping to raise money for childrens' charity Clyde Cash for Kids.
@KevinMcKenna63 @LindaFSemple @valmcdermid Always happy to help out a charity, but I warn you I am a rubbish shopper. Sulky like a teen.
It didn't take long for Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, to get in on it.
@KevinMcKenna63 @RuthDavidsonMSP @LindaFSemple @valmcdermid did someone mention shoe shopping??
Although Davidson thinks Sturgeon might be slightly more into shoe-shopping than Davidson is.
@NicolaSturgeon @KevinMcKenna63 @LindaFSemple @valmcdermid I fear this is more your métier than mine - can I take someone trainer shopping?
Scottish Labour deputy leader Kezia Dugdale accepted the invitation.
@NicolaSturgeon @KevinMcKenna63 @RuthDavidsonMSP @patrickharvie @willie_rennie @clydecashforkid only if we all go together
Finally, Scottish Lib Dems leader Willie Rennie said he was happy to take part in his long-term hobby of shoe-shopping.
@KevinMcKenna63 @kdugdalemsp @NicolaSturgeon @RuthDavidsonMSP @clydecashforkid happy to help. Shoe shopping has long been a hobby of mine.