[Grammar] What's Meaning of "put something in perspective"

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Ross: Carol's pregnant.

Monica: W-w-wh-... wha-... w-w-w-...

Ross: Yeah. Do that for another two hours, you might be where I am right about now.

Chandler: Kinda puts that whole pillow thing in perspective, huh, Mon?
 
I think Chandler's saying that whatever issue Monica had with a pillow now seems unimportant in the light of the news of Carol's pregnancy.
 
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... and you should have said that the source of this dialogue is the TV series 'Friends'.

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