 2024 yw'r gweithio, ac mae'n gwneud y paesiaid yma'r FFACUP, AFCON ac wrth gwrs, yng Nghymru Lleidio Lleidio. Fawr y Januri Blues ac mae'r gweithio arall gyda'r hynny, mae'n gweithio ar y cyfnod gyda'r cyfnod gyda'r cyfnod gyfoedd. Felly, dwi'n meddwl i'r dodgystrym. Fydd yw'r teulu, mae'n meddwl i'r cyfnod gyfoedd gyda'r cyfnod gyfoedd. Felly, dwi'n meddwl i'r cyfnod gyfoedd gyff accidental. Mae'n meddwl i'r cyfnod gyfoedd gyda'r cyfnod gyfoedd, dwi'n meddwlio gweithio dewis o'r cyfnod gyfoedd yr cynnig. Felly, eich gweithio'r unig o'r llawau a bwysigatodol yn cael gydaoli a no olfriendly, fellyannu Fasaf, rydyn ni wedi hynny yng nghymhysgol cyfnod gyfnod gyfoedd. Wel! Rhywun i'r ffacupter ar FFACUP, 22. A mynd i ffordd, galloddyn ni'n gwyfyrdd. Fy hefyd ni'n gweithio ni'n gweithio. Mae ffarfosh gan y Plynedd, eto gyd-dweithio. Yna gael. Mae'r rhai dweud-dweud. Mae'r rhai dweudio tsiliau. Na efallai dydd yn ni'n gweithio, David. Mae'n am Danny i elu'r rhagor ar y llwyddiol. Mae fyddo i'r rhagor i ysgol, mae mae'r rhagor yn ni. Mae'r rhagor yn ni'n gweithio ar y llwyddiol. Mae eich bod ei bod yn cael ei gweld. Rydw i ddweud eich bod sy'n ymddangos. A mae'r rhaglem yn rhan y môl yn ymlaen yn y ffradd. A'r rhaglem yn rhan y ffradd i'w dweud. Rwy'n gŵr yn ddiwethaf, mewn ei wedi chi'n gallu, ond mae'n einghyrch yn gallu llyngau yn ddarparu. A'n ym pwg eich lle. Yn swydd, yw'llwch yn rhan y ffordd o Gwymorol. saddle ond weithio i ychydig yn y cwm. Yn ymddangos o'r ddechrau chi'n ffordd hynny, mae'n ffordd hyn yn bryd. Felly mae'n ffordd yn ffordd hynny yw 13 o 14? Rwy'n credu'n gweithio gwahanol â'r ddechrau, ond rwy'n credu'n gweithio'n gweithio ymddangos yn ymddangos a'n mynd i'n gwneud. Rwy'n gweithio yma i ni, ac mae'n ffordd yn y cas efo'i'r gweithio. Mae'n ffordd yn y cas efo. Mae'n mynd i ei ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud oherwydd yma. mwybarthol, gynnwys aranwn a dyna yw i gofyn hyd o'r rhai ginger wneud. Felly, mae'n beithas yn eu cymdeithas, wedi gael y prif. Felly, mae e'n meddwl. Mae'n meddwl, mae yw'r cymdeithu'n dod yn dylr i'r gen! Mae'r d lingerau? Mae'n meddwl! Mae'n meddwl, mae'n meddwl! Mae'n meddwl, mae'n meddwl, mae'n meddwl i'r meddwl, mewn meddl... Mae am y byd, mae'n meddwl! Cynaen i tu'r bwysig, rhaid i bwysig oherwydd ychydig. Mae Igoel yn ei amser. Fyta i ddim yn gwybod. Mae'a cymonio'n iawn oedd o'r perddorol. Cosaeth oherwydd yna hefyd. Mae'n eisiau y byddwyr hwrdd. Mae'n hyaju hirth. Mae'n hefyd. Hweithio'r cyfan. Hweithio... Hweithio'r cyfan... Hweithio y ffan? Fyddai, mae'n gŵn. Rhyw gŵr. Mae'r cyfan... eth. Yddo. a mae'n hefyd. Roedden nhw'n rhaid i chi'n cael rhoi, mae'r pryd o'r cyfeu llyfrليol. Roedden nhw'n cael rhoi yn ei wneud ani, dwi'n meddwl. Roedden o'r cyfeu llyfr corridor hefyd, dwi'n meddwl cyfentio, oedd lyfodol o ran o'r ymemi a blwydwch yn Llyfrid yma yn Llyfrid. Rydyn ni wneud i'n meddwl. Roeddon ni'n meddwl eich Guild Fistedig. Roedden ninad i gyfaint o'r cyfaint. Roedden ni'n meddwl yn ni wnaeth y gwaith, felly slimriol yma peolol. Os ond y llawd, mae'n dweud yn gweld o'r fawr fel gyda'n hollwch. Mae'n gofyn o'r prys eich bod yn dweud o'r wlaffa. Mae'n dweud gan ymddangos. Mae'n gweithio ar eich bod, mae gennym eich bod yn gofynu. Dyna dwi'n cael ei ddefnyddio. Mae'n gweithio, mae'r rhwng yn ymddiad o'r Wunderland. Mae'n gweithio, mae'r rhwyng yn ei ddod. Mae'n gweithio, mae'n gweithio, mae'n gweithio, mae'n gweithio. was on Tuesday, there you go. Do you think, do you think, Ped, that this gives those in the gator community an advantage in so much as they are first to get the sledges out and prepare, and get to high ground before, you know, the working classes have actually realised what's going on? You ever seen like those disaster films, there's like, you know, there's a couple of disaster films out there where it's like the rich people are like getting the little secret invites to the art. I just want to come in here rich. No, no, I'm just, I'm just about to film, I'm just about to film. So there's a couple of the way the rich people are, the people who've got something to add to society, get the little notification, get the little nod in the wink and rest before the chaos of the general population gets it. And I feel like this is similar, I feel like you're getting the little hot tip, you know. Yeah, yeah, see for the handshake. Yeah, you're getting the snow early and also probably I imagine, I imagine, you know, Zach took the day off school, the head of everybody else, he knew what was coming because, you know, and very much to get the day off school but the note of it. And happy birthday to Zach as well. Thank you very much, David. I did appreciate that on Instagram as well. Thank you very much. That's what I'm all about. You are, absolutely. Um, he got the notification at 8.03. I was outside and Matthew, my eldest boy, had a chiropractor appointment in Crosby, so whatever time, so I've got to take him. And I know what, he could have had a chiropractor anyway. And me missus. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. I have to bring you up on this, hang on. You were, you came in the other day. I'm not going to say late because you said what time you were coming in, so it wasn't late. I don't believe anything you're late if you tell people what time you're coming in, why I'm never late. Um, you went, you went for a sports massage on the Whirl. Me and me missus. On the Whirl. I'll give you the, I'll give you the. You could be in the, no, no, I could never be in the Whirl. Always on the Whirl. Could you not have gone for a sports massage somewhere closer to home? So basically what I will throw back at you is your hairdresser. You should go and go, where did you get your haircut? Where did you used to get your haircut? In Liverpool. Okay, where did you get your haircut now? Sken. Why? Because it's better. But I don't know what's the main reason. Because he's better? No, what's the main reason? Because he's a better hairdresser. But it wasn't your hairdresser in Liverpool when you went. So what I'm saying is though, that doesn't cause me to be. Technically not late, but late. But that was really, like 105. But the reason why we were on the Whirl is because the personal sports massage is you used to come to the house because you used to have loads of people over here and she'd do a few in a day. But she doesn't do that anymore. So you have to go to it. Anyway, so I was supposed to. So the whole story was I was out brushing the snow off me car a tent of eight the other day thinking I'm going to have to drop sack off as well. So you're going to have someone who does that for you? No, Peter was Peter Wells Bure was otherwise engaged. Butling or doing whatever he was doing. And by the time I got home, getting the snow off the car, then the notification comes through for the fact that the school is closed to five past eight. People on. Yes, there being a lot of people on the way, obviously. And Matthew. Let me know about 10 past nine that we're not actually going to Cairo practice because it's what it's up to. And you have to go a different day. So for the for the Gator community, is it Crosby for you? No, to go. Not when there's people when they get on the road, realise they can drive even if the road is clear. Oh, I've got a sloth. I've got to drive it 11 miles an hour. Even though the road is clear, 11 miles an hour. Same at rain, heavy rain. I get it. Don't speed, but don't drive at 10 miles an hour, which is even worse. Anyway, I don't even know what. Dave, before we before we do. Everton Crystal Palace. Let's go in chronological order here. Last Monday, it was confirmed or Monday. Rather, it was confirmed that Everton and Nottingham Forest were in breach of PSR rules. Everton for the second year run, which isn't a surprise because the two of the years is still the same as the last breach. But hey home. But what was your initial feeling to this news? I thought that the news conference with Masters was an embarrassment. This is the one obviously where he referred to Everton and Nottingham Forest being the small clubs. Yeah, yeah. Which, you know, I thought was very telling. What did I make of the second charge? It just, rightly or wrongly, it just makes you kind of think, you know what, I'm past caring now. You know, I know that sounds like a stupid thing to say, but you just think it's clear that somebody has got it. Got it in for us. It feels like a vendetta. And I haven't concerned myself with it too much because almost I don't even know how to describe it. But after the first situation and, you know, the 10 points were taken off and obviously the stuff, you know, did well and end together and got some good results. And, you know, we all felt optimistic. And then when they start talking about the possibility of a second penalty, potentially, you just think it just makes you feel that the whole thing is academic and the whole almost everything that they do, we do, we feel, etc. Et cetera, just seems completely irrelevant. And that's not to say that I'm throwing the towel in or anything like that, but I just I find it very difficult to think of anything at the moment other than just what's the point is kind of my general feeling. If that makes any sense. Yeah, I mean, it does, doesn't I mean, but it does feel. It does feel like a vendetta doesn't hurt them home because we seem to be getting it from everywhere. And you've got this base points deduction and then there's news that there might be a second one. But yet if Everton is successful in the appeal then the second charge goes away because they've got the first charge out the way. And and I just I keep saying it and I will keep saying it. I don't see a world where taking points off teams is the correct way to do stuff that must be all their punishments and there should be other punishments. But it's mentioned in in the actual comments committee, wasn't it? One of the MPs actually mentioned about the points deductions. Like you said, if you start handing out like three or four on one season, then what's the point? Because every other game has got a team that is, you know, there's they're looking at going, what's the point in this game? You render the whole thing pointless. And I think that's that's not saying that's where we are right now. But it does leave a massive cloud over everything. You know, Forrest will probably feel like this weekend when they play. And they'll be, you know, they'll feel anger on the thing we can say in this round. But ultimately, when anyone does get in the second one, it just. I'm not saying it. I don't know whether it is vindictive or anything, but it does make you just feel like what is the point? What is the point? What direction are we going in in football if we're handing out? Or we don't know how the league's going to be settled. Is it going to be settled what happens on the pitch or is it going to be settled with what happens off the pitch? Nobody really knows. I just I just think points deductions that them games have been played. And once you start messing with results on what's going on on pitches, when the games are played, I think it's scandalous and I also think it's right. And I've said this. I don't want Forrest to get a point deductions, even if it benefits. I just think it's a load of nonsense. But also with by the same tactics. You are essentially said this the other week. You're getting done twice for the same thing. And we are the needs to be we know. Everton have been run poorly. We know that it's day. No one could ever sit here and tell us differently. Because we have been the proof is in the pudding. And we've, you know, we haven't passed PSR for last year. And we've been given a point deduction and we're trying to fight the severity of it. I don't think we're trying to say we're innocent. We haven't done anything. But I just don't understand that. Then the line isn't drawn at that to go. We are trying to help you get better because the rules are supposedly put in place to help teams. And yet they're mooting. And I know they might not happen this way, but it's still getting mentioned that Everton will get even more points taken off them for something that has happened a while ago. We've accepted, well, you know, we haven't accepted it, but we've already been points deductions taken off us. But this offence has then happened in a different season. Then you may be putting the same punishments into one season. Which I just don't get that. The punishment alone, we all agree, is disproportionate. That's the issue. It's not whether they're guilty or not. It's the proportion based upon the crime. And also the fact that it's a punishment which punishes the fans, ultimately, you know, who are not the people that should be punished in the same way that a point deduction with Forrest should it happen. And I agree, Baz, I don't want to see points being taken off anybody. Because, again, that will punish the fans and that's not, you know, that's not where it should be aimed. But also am I not right in thinking something I read the other day whereby after this season, the rules are changing anyway, i.e. the rules which are catching us at the moment won't be in place come August? Well, it's not been ratified, but it certainly shows that. That's essentially what they're saying. That's what they're saying yet. They're saying because it's, they're saying that Richard Masters sort of did mention it as well that they're going to have a meeting and they probably are going to change it. They're probably going to change change them. And this will probably be the last year we have this we have this form, which again makes a mockery of it because no one will ever no one will ever be punished and even under the new rules wouldn't get punished. So again, it makes a mockery of what of what we're doing right now. So and also I feel like I don't know what you think, Dave, but the narrative sort of changed as well, hasn't it? Like the media narrative of others has changed. I think this time as well, people are coming after us. People are saying, well, it's your football club, your football club did this. You, you know, and I think fans are sitting and go, yeah, we know, mate. We know we've been telling you this for all two, three years, but you sat there and you didn't write anything about it. And you were too busy patting people on the back about it. And it's leading to a lot of anger and it's leading to a lot of frustration that I think within the fan base. As a fan base that has been saying this for a while and no one was prepared to listen and now the fan base will be punished because nobody's there and nobody's left. We've got a club that's pretty ruddless at the moment. You know, everyone's everyone's acting. Everyone's, you know, the boards don't know if the board even meet anymore. But but it is the fans who will be punished ultimately because nobody is left to take the blame or take the consequences for what's happened. But I mean, if there was to be a second points deduction and supposing there was a further, I don't know, I mean, you know, would they be talking about 10 again? Would they be talking about four, six? I don't know. But anything supposing there was another six points deduction. And I'm only suggesting that just as it's somewhere in the middle of of of where things are. Right. Is that a point? It almost you just feel like kind of saying, well, we won't play. Yeah. You know, and actually, you know, in the same way that we could have, you know, we could have not played United straight off the back of the first one. I'm going, do you know what? Bollocks do it? Yeah. You know, what's the point? And I think I genuinely think that, you know, we were all shocked by the by the 10 point deduction in November. And it took a while to sink in, but it did. And, you know, it's one of those that came on a Friday, didn't it? As I recall, it was only then sort of come the Monday and you sort of thought, right? Well, yeah, it wasn't just a bad dream. It has sort of settled and this is where we are. And come that Monday, we we sort of moved forward with it. And, and, you know, as we said, they did well and, you know, they clawed back the points very quickly. But I think if it was to happen again, just on principle, you would just think, what's the point? You know, it's just whatever we do, it's like snakes and ladders, isn't it? You know, you you you get back, you climb up and then suddenly somebody puts you all the way back to square one again and you just think, well, I think I think you can I think you can take it once as fans and as a club and as the players and Dice as well. I think you can take it once. I don't think you can take it twice in one season. No, no, and as you mentioned there, you've just pulled that figure six points from nowhere, but we're dealing with a condition that literally did the same thing. And I think, again, that's a big argument for the club. It's like people are you if you were to say to a fan that, you know, we said, I would say to us, great luck, could be this, could be that. And it's hard to argue with anybody. Like, you know, the the argument would be, well, we got 10 for the first one and that's for three years, where essentially you're going back on it over two of those years. So you've already been punished for that. So rarely in terms of that, if the 10 points stood, you could argue that it would be a three points deduction. But you've got you've got you can't you can't reliably say that. You can't reliably say anything now because if we're in a system where the punishments is undetermined and these people have everything in front of them, they can do give you any kind of punishment they want. Who's to say, and don't forget it, it'll be a completely different set of people again, who's to say they don't look at it with completely fresh eyes as a completely one off independent thing. And they don't look at it with double jeopardy and they just go, we are is another 10. And you just think, what is the point? Because there are no, you know, the normal legal system goes. There has as many, many factors and keeps can keep go to get to the highest court in the land. This doesn't this has two goals for each one. And you just think what you are, right? You think what's what's the point anymore? And if they make that decision saying it with the appeal and it stands that we get that's that's it. It's done. And it's I think I think it's a principle of it and whether it's 10, eight, six, four, three, whatever, it doesn't really make any difference. It's just, you know, supposing it was it was three points. It's just that principle of the fact that, you know, here we go again. You said one thing, but I think the thing that really gets me in and gets everybody most is back to this situation whereby we wouldn't be guilty under the new rulings next season, which means therefore there's no way that this is an even playing field. And there's no parity with this because we're in a situation whereby we will be the only club and less and less forest get get done. You know, for example, between now and the end. We do, but that aside, we will be the only ones or us and forest will be the only ones who will actually be punished under this. And it actually feels like any other than bearing in mind all those other clubs who have all got is all grey areas, right? Nobody's nobody's cleaning all of this. The whole thing is grey areas and anybody could actually make a case for any one of the clubs on different criteria. Nobody's squeaking all of this yet. No none of them is not even like, you know, you could kind of go right. Well, we were done in 2023, right? But it will come to whoever and whoever and whoever, whether it's in 24, 25, 26, et cetera, at least you will feel that there was some fairness and it was an even playing field. But now to know that and at best maybe forest might get trapped in this thing that then thereafter nobody will be affected by just seems completely unjust. And it feels like the change in it because they've seen that they have open pan door spots and it is too much of a headache and it is bringing it's bringing headlines that they don't want. It's dragging them into questioning and under, you know, comments committees. And actually the Premier League are going, we don't need this kind of asshole because actually beforehand everything was fine. Everything was fine. We were doing it and I know people will go, well Man City have broke the rules and all that kind of thing. And then now we're getting the narrative. They've done something completely different. That's why it's taken so long. But it's very clear that Premier League and the Premier League teams are like, do you know if we just change this slightly? Then it would work better for everyone. And actually also Newcastle and Arsenal and whoever else could spend this window and make the Premier League more competitive and more exciting and would give us our transfer deadline. They exciting on Sky or whatever. And yet you're right. A couple of teams will be punished in the meantime and will be the examples and are the thing that allows the Premier League to say, see, we told you we are we are tough on teams. But the thing is, but it's not just about it's not just about, say, Orson Forrest being pissed off about being seen and being unfairly treated. The severity of this situation is that it's to be another points deduction. Right. You would very much be concerned about our ability to stay in the league this season, I believe. Right. I mean, it's doubtful at the moment at best. Right. But it would be almost rubber stamped. I think should there be a second penalty. And, you know, you're then talking about a mistake by those in power or what we believe to be a mistake or a badly run situation, which could ultimately result in our club being financially unsustainable. Yeah. You know, that's how serious it is for real. This isn't this isn't just about, well, you know, we might end up spending a season in the championship, which is, you know, which is annoying and disappointing and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, but we'll bounce back. It's not going to be like that. Yeah. For rules that were brought in to stop clubs going bust. Correct. Which could could exactly make our club go bust. Yeah. Crazy. It's an absolute shambles. It is. It is. It is a disgrace. It really is a disgrace. But let's see what happens. It's a shambles, but we're just going to have to. Hope common sense prevails and. And hope that everton continue to fight it and identify how pathetic the rules they have in place are at the moment. Onto football matters, Dave, we had the the small matter of an FA cup third round replay at Goodison Park in midweek and everton overcome Crystal Palace. It wasn't a great game, I'll be honest, but we overcome it. We've scored a good free kick first goal. First free kick at Goodison Park for the five years since Luca Dean scored against Wafford and Dave Gomez before our time. And that was enough to put everton in the next round. Yeah, which was, you know, some cause for celebration and for smiles, you know, amongst all of the doom and gloom that we've just discussed. Yeah. But yeah, you know, it's, I wasn't sure whether they would or not. As I say, I was listening to it. The reports didn't sound like it was a great game. Virginia, by all accounts from the highlights I saw, played well, which is encouraging, a great free kick from Gomez. And and yeah, you know, I mean, the Palace fans are complaining about the fact that, you know, their side aren't up to much in the moment and we got past them and, you know, we we now face Luton next game on the 27th. Let me ask you a question, Dave, because obviously you've just you've just played into what I was going to ask you. But how does it make you feel right as someone who has worked in media for a few years, for a few years? I mean, you've worked in it for over 20 years. So you probably started when you were about 13, didn't you? Sure. Yeah. How does it make you feel in 2024 that you have to rely on the radio to to to watch? I say watch because you're not watching. But to get to to get the update to get updates on an well game like how does that make you? Because obviously you live in a different part of the country and there be a lot of people who listen to this. You will listen to the other parts of the country and around the world who didn't watch the game either. And it wasn't a great game. Don't get me. Don't get me wrong. But how does that make you feel that you have to rely on the radio? Well, it's interesting, Pead, because not me, obviously, because that might be illegal. But I know somebody who's got an app. Oh, yeah, which allows them to to watch different fees from from around the world. Right. Now, all I can say is that the other night, I was obviously in close contact with this friend of mine. And it was the first time that he'd ever not been able to find the match anywhere, right? Normally it's on somewhere, whether it's on in the Middle East or it's on on in America. The reports, according to my friend, said that it should have been on ESPN plus. So my friend obviously went through 299 channels there. Still couldn't find it anywhere. So I know that certainly speaking on his behalf, it was an extremely frustrating night whereby he spent, you know, more than an hour trying to find the game with with no joy, which then meant that he then had to join me in terms of how I was following progress by listening to the radio, which does to answer your question in an extremely long way. I feel our case in the year 2024, the fact that that is what we have to resort to. And then all I get is three minutes worth of shoddy highlights the next day, which just seems to be a little bit silly. It is crazy. A technology available today. But I mean, you know, I have said to my friend, he needs to be careful of this app, though, because, you know, it's it's not kosher. Oh, yeah, of course. You say that thing. He's got it like I didn't even know that we obviously were at the game. And but I had no I mean, we have complained about this before that obviously whenever they're playing obviously for our job, whenever they're playing away and it's not a telefies game, we have no way of watching the game. Do we, Bas? No, no way of watching the game away. No way whatsoever, watching the game on. And anyway, that we do get would be looking through the windows of rumbolos somewhere like that. Sorry. And you know, it will both there a few times in that window of rumbolos. Oh, of course. Or could even the person who I sometimes go into the woods and rub things together to create. You know, a suspect in anything we were talking about before. You know what's going on? Have you just going on? You know, I thought it was like a live profession. What are you creating? I thought you just people. I mean, I tell you what, I tell you what, that made the idea of me potentially saying that I've been watching football and I'm only saying nothing compared to what you were owning up to. I said some people rub sticks together and they create. Fire and watch things on that, but I know a lot of our American friends couldn't even do that. The other night. Sometimes I piss in the woods in a cake extreme. No, but you know, and then sometimes the person who's in rumbolos who's got the game on the TV will suddenly turn over and put another game on, which is also very frustrating. It can also be very frustrating. But it is mad, isn't it? It is mad in this day and age and the FA want to promote the competition as the magic of the cup. The magic of the cup that you can't watch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Unless you're free to play in there whilst it's freezing outside. And yeah, it was cold. It was cold at the maths to be fair, it was cold. But it is an nonsense because why isn't there a mechanism for like the FA, because the league cup did this week or just buy the game a couple of years ago, couldn't it? They should have been able to buy that ever in polish game on wherever you were, like for a five or something. Just go on to the channel, pay this and you've got the game. But I made some money and all that. And Dave, because Dave grew up in the digital era and it's only known. Digital era, the digital era. Whippishlapper. Not much of Tina Menad. Dave doesn't even remember the Millennium Bug. Remember that? Dave doesn't even know what that is. I was in short pants then. Yeah, of course. In the woods, in the woods. In the woods, in the woods. Robin sticks again and I'm pissing. Wait. We're talking about football and your bleeding going on. We're talking about the Blair Witch. Which of course, Dave, was not able to say it again. I felt like the Blair Witch when we walked through the graveyard back after the mass deal that night. What are you going on about? So I get back to the car, what we cuffed through that graveyard. On the end of the prairie road? Yeah, but we went. We normally go in at the... The matchday experience sounds like thrill. It's terrifying. That was wrong. I don't want to say it. Let's move on. I normally go in at the entrance, but we walked down Walton Lane towards Queen's Dread. Then we went in the side entrance. We should have gone immediately left. We carried on straight. And literally, there was nobody about. It was free. It was. Are you saying that the graveyard is less scary than walking past the away coaches? Is that what you're saying? No, we just thought we were sort of thinking I will cut at you any down a little bit by going it. We didn't. I must admit I did walk past the away coaches, Dave. There was about two of them. I was going to say. I did fit there. There's not many from Palaces. I did fit. The Palace fans just looked like... You know when you're just like, why are we here? There's no anger. There's just disappointment. Yeah. There's just disappointment. I think the highlight of the night was actually there's a garage down there, a well-stocked petrol station. And a lot of them had been for snacks. Not full of kind of fan snacks. But a lot of them had been for Christmas. They've got a five-hour journey home. I look forward to after that. So they need to stuck up on snacks. Do you mean the one opposite the big car park? That's where I park. You're in the big park. I've got a pass for the big car park. Does it take you a while to get out of there? No, no. It depends. The flow is good sometimes. I remember the days when you used to have the local kids. You used to offer to look after your car. No, you can't remember that, Dave. Well, I was very... So you've been told. Do you've been told? Yeah. Of by Wafford Road. Llanj y caelad. I think you'd have to just go, yeah. You'd have to go, yeah. Cos he's dead on me. No, there was things on him. He probably did it now. He did, like, contactless. All did all of the things. He's got the carb machines. He's in the same way that, like, buskers have that. Have you seen that now? Buskers have carb machines. Sure. I kid you, honestly. I kid you not. It sounds like a joke. But it's not. I was at a train station and I saw a busker there. And instead of having... I mean, to be fair, she did the traditional guitar case open, which you could toss your shrapnel into, so to speak. Last time I'll say that phrase. Yeah, probably not a great phrase. But she also had a card machine for those in the modern digital age, whereby if you were enjoying her performance, you could just tap your appreciation. Again, I probably wouldn't say that again. And then she would then get that donation there in the digital way. So you tapped your appreciation for that. Fair play. Fair play. Oh, I didn't do anything. I just... Don't buskers need to, like, have literal payments now, to be buskers. You have to, like, do, like, a... Not saying yet. Not our resident busker is saying. I think you need a buskin licence now. You have to go through a next factor style. Do you even become a busker these days? You've got more chance of getting a bleeding buskin thing and an answer off time quicker than you'd have to bleeding Premier League anyway, haven't you? A bit of buskin. Licences, who'd have thought? There you go. Who would have thought? Not me. No. Well, no, I know, cos you've brought her up. There you go. If I'd have ever wondered about it and thought, have they got a licence for that? Must be if the carry-in now contractless. If you want a good song, you've got to tap the app. That's what they say. Yeah, I suppose there's no reason why they wouldn't have contractless nowadays. No, wouldn't you? I don't know. Cos money though, I'm just very quick on my echo. Diolch i ddweud. Helix, nice by the way. Thanks very much, David. I've had a contractless thing. I've got it because it costs so much money to have it there. Now you just send bank transfer. Oh, yeah, like bank transfer as well, yeah. Bank transfer. Bank transfer, me to get my echo. It was costing so much. She's on the ball. And now it's Jillian's fair play. But you know what? It's annoying because you've got to have the cash or always got the cash, haven't you? It's the only time I ever have cash. I don't carry cash anymore, do you? Hence why the buskers have gone. I had to pinch some money off my daughter's Christmas money. Oh, you've got it. Yeah, I don't like cash. I mean, I did pay her back, obviously. No, well, obviously. I mean, you may keep it. I don't like cash because that's the problem with cash. You do dip into it. I feel like I've become more financially prudent since I don't have cash. So when I had cash in, I was a taxi driver and I obviously didn't have any idea of what that cash was and neither did the tax man. But there was no idea of what the cash was. So you'd spend it and you'd come to the end and you'd be like, oh, where's actually? Where's my money gone? Well, at least now you get paid in the bank, you pay with it and you can keep an eye on everything. It's a much more sophisticated way of doing things. So I'm sure you, behind the Gator community, have had that for many millions. Oh, we had it well before, yeah. Well, caveat is I do not live in a Gator community by the way of nothing. That's nonsense. But we had, yeah, we had contactless years ago. That is absolute ballish. We had contactless just for the bit meant to get it. You know, they had to pay to get it. Well, when the community gets played by a direct debit, I mean, again, very sophisticated. I'm just going back to the busker because no wonder the busker nowadays, you know, your modern day busker. Your modern day busker. Knows people don't have cash. The busker can't stand up thinking I'm going to make some money here and no one's got cash. So he or she could be a she. If it's a she, I think he'd be. It was the one I saw. She was a she. No, I don't even think we can say that, Dave, actually in this day and age. But she was a she. OK. And she had a busker machine. I mean, I don't know why. I say that, actually. That's perhaps, you know, I didn't. Yeah, exactly. Walked to her. Exactly. So maybe, you know, yeah, maybe. The person. She wasn't a she. The person, he, she or they. Or they. It's been anything. Had a contactless machine because they're thinking, I'm covering all of it. You've got to cover all the bases nowadays. And they are. They've gone there and gone. Right. Tap this and make some money. Can I just say? I don't know where. How on earth did we get to this? We went to the Everton Crystal Palace. Getting through. Looting at home to bleeding busker. I don't even know how we got there. I don't even know how we got to you in the woods. Always the woods. It was you pissing together. Yeah. I'm being in Rumbloach. That was dark, I think. That was dark. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, for a Friday record, actually, which is the first time we've done this, then it should normally give us more of a spring in our step and make us chill a bit more spunky. But, you know, it's actually been quite a dark, a dark time, you know? Go down to the woods today. You're in for a big surprise. All right. How's your roof date before? There you go. That's the one, isn't it? Is your roof holding up? Oh, yeah. Sorry, we haven't done roof news. Roof date. Roof date. Roof update is the fact that the job has all been completed. Excellent. And there has been no water leakage, which is what you want from a new roof. Normally, yeah. No splashbacks, flat roof, always problematic, but anyway, it has been covered in a, it's called EPDM. Oh, yeah. It's like a rubber, it's like a rubber system which sort of seals the whole thing. So that's all good. Thumbs up for the rubber, as it were. And today the scaffolding has come down as well. So I now have somewhere to pop my car. That's always key. When the scaffolding comes down, that's the final bit of the job ticked off. Off you go. Scaffol. You never want a full 24-hour EREC service, do you? No. It would do without any. Everybody hurts. Well, so are you interested? Sometimes I am, sir. Well, you wouldn't know that, Dave, because you are, again, weighing around, obviously, that's it. Yeah, you're right. My older brothers and sisters told me. Told you about a bank called Aria. There we go. There you go. Right, Dave, we know that you are very busy, so we are going to take a break now and we will be back shortly. Welcome back. We've made the substitution. Made the sub. Made the sub. Ned. It feels like a bit of a dice sub, don't it? It's a safety sub. Towards the end. Schumiti. Ned has replaced David Witty. Oh, God, there he goes. Sean is near. Don't try and... Ned's Sean. Go on. Go on, Ned. Go on. Do it for the delicious and the viewers. Go on. Sorry. That's it. I thought you were going to use one of your phrases. Go on. You're going to do your phrases. I thought so to me. What difference does that make? All right. I forget. I will set you up. We built you up. I have a chance. You've got to take chances. What a guy. I reckon in his head he thinks he's basic. That's really great. Perfect. I love it. I think it's perfect. It is funny. Ned, we're going to... Cos this is just random bit. I mean, some might say the whole thing's random. But because this is a random bit, we think you're key in these bits. Cos your answers will be the gold. I feel it's random. We're going to gold too. It does. So the first thing on that issue is... If you had to lose your hand or your feet, what would you choose? My feet, to be honest. OK, why? They're not replacing them with anything. Because they could easily find... It's not like I need my toes. It's not like you need your feet. If they can find something I can balance on so I can walk or at least stand up, then I can use my fingers. Cos you don't forget about your hands. It's your hands. It's your fingers too. Partly your hands. Use your fingers for everything. Your toes are just a part of your fingers. You know there's many muscles in your feet that are in your hands. That's bite to bite. What? Bite to bite? You need your fingers more than your toes, don't you? Your toes are quite important for balancing stuff. You'd lose your hand. How would you wipe your own ass? Don't take it down to the next level. I'm just asking you the question. Don't forget, I have two jobs. If I don't have any hands, I'll lose both of them. That is key. That's a good answer. Can I just interject with that? The new Last of Us 2 Remastered Game. There's a pure guitar section where you can just play guitar. I'd be very interested to see you do that. Play some tunes on it. I'll be playing guitar. No, no, but you do. You play the guitar, don't you? Yeah, but you're not like... You are, but you know the chords. And I would like to see you master that. You know what? Correspond to it. So can you do it? That'd be interesting. You can put some songs online if you're playing songs with the hair guitar, but you're singing. I think that would do. I think the internet needs that. Like me and Ellie are doing. Well, Ellie's playing the guitar, but it's you, and you're singing. Me and Ellie playing the beautiful south. Yeah, I think so. Ned, let me ask you this. These are pre-random questions, by the way. But if you could put one condiment inside your belly, what would it be and why? Do we not get to answer the phone? No, because we've answered it. I'll bring you in for some other one. You can't have answered the thing you were saying. What condiment would you put in your belly, but Ned, if you had to? Well, what reason? Go on, Ned. I'm just googling what a condiment is. Have you never been down the condiment aisle? He hasn't. I reckon you have. Garlic granules. Garlic granules, why? It's because I bought some last night, so I've got some in. That's your reason. That is so you. I went to shops to buy it because I had football, and I needed to pick up something with a tea. Why is it someone's birthday? No, but I bought everything I needed to make for a tea, so I bought everything I needed to make for a full English, but I forgot the hash browns. Do you know what I use instead? Potato waffles. Now every time I make a full English, I'm going to have potato waffles on it. It's controversial, but that's fair enough. What condiment are you in? A condiment. A condiment. Garlic granules. I don't know if they're a condiment. I use them with everything. I don't think garlic granules are a condiment. Let's move on. It's just a quick one. Why do someone want a condiment in their belly button? I don't know. People have a belly button. What would you use it for? You might want a belly button fetish. If you've got a belly button fetish, then you want it if you were going to. I assume if it's a fetish, you'd lick it. I'll put some mustard in there to stop people going in my belly button. That would be hot, wouldn't it? Can't beat a bit of hot belly button action. Mustard. A question that always does the round is, dog food, who specifically tested dog food? You know when he tested it? He's ready to new and improved flavour. You can't speak to a dog. Can you? Has he just said something under the radar? You can't say that. You can't say that. He said homeless dogs. Like they're less worthy. Like they're less worthy. You can't say that. But you can't say that. We're going to get letters. But we're not. Ned will get it. Start looking after the stray dogs then. But what if people like it though? There's no stray dogs in England. What's going on? That sounds like your next song. I'm doing my part. Start off depressing as well. All the dogs will be like that. I've got two dogs. So who do we think specifically? Test the dog food, right? How do they know it's a new and improved flavour? I think they have dogs that they bring in. Like a test panel. Strays. No, they're not straight. You can't say that. Why are you belittling dogs? Right on any random dogs. So basically what I'm looking at is is they have a test panel of dogs that people bring in. Do you know the food's safe? They'll give you the A and B test. And obviously it'll be where the dog wants to go back to. Or what are there more of? It might get two bowls in front of it. And it might be a dog where they're like, it couldn't be like my dog. My dog will just eat everything. Right. You put a shoe there, my dog's eating it. Right. Well that's good. Because if it eats everything, you can see which one did it eat. That would be a shoe. Which one did it go? So you're saying you would like to see my dog ill? No, but then at least we'd know. At least we'd know. This food makes your dog ill. How do we know that dog's a taste in the food first? Why don't they just use a less significant animal? So you're categorising animals now into best to waste. So where are lizards on this? Well, Clay, no, because dogs and lizards would have different humanly bodily reactions. Neither of them are human. So you're saying there's a hierarchy amongst animals? Yeah. OK. What's the highest? How much money do you spend a lot of money? Would you spend that money on a ladybug? No, no, I know. Your initial answer? Very much like your animals. Ladybugs are wild. They're wild creatures. It's not a pet, is it, a ladybug? It's got to go out and fly and do its thing. I think, getting back to the question before I was rudely interrupting, did that start like a test panel of clever dogs you want me to say it or not? OK, that's fine. And would go over and sniff and go, I mean, we call them Tory dogs. They go over and look at them, and they go, oh, we don't like that. And then they go to the next one. The other ones that come in those lovely, like gold foiled food. And they go, oh, I like that. Like Caesar, whatever. Caesar. I remember it was called Mr Dog or something, and they changed it to Caesar. And they'd go over and go, oh, I like that. Slop. I like this. So I like that. Slop. I always thought that dog food smelled quite nice. Quickly move on. What's the first thing you wash in the shower, Ned? Hang on. I put the shampoo in my hair, because then I leave it in. And then I do my face and I leave that on. And after I do, like, my tackle and stuff, I go back to it and wash it out. Sorry, silly. How do you leave soap on your face if there's water? How does that work? If you're just leaving it, won't it come to your eyes? And I do that. And then the water's here, and I'm doing here. Thank God. I can't do it. But wouldn't the soap start running into your eyes? Because I wash my hair. I don't think it's soap to soap. You've got to leave it. You've got to leave it in there, because it's got to get into your pores and get all the crap out, and then you can wash it out. You've got to put it on and wash it off. Wash it off? Okay, I've washed it quickly, but you're going to ban it in it. See, I always wash it once. I give it the lather. And then the lather's the second one for me. So you just clean it, rinse it and then lather it. And then the second one's the lather. You get more lather on the second. You've got to start from the top. Where do you start when you dry yourself? Normally like my legs. See, that's wrong though, isn't it? You've got to start from the top, because you don't start from the top. If you don't start from the top, your legs will get wet again, because the water will cascade down your body. Because when I turn my shower off, I start by just going. You don't always do that. You shake off. You've got to do full Taylor Swift all the way to there. I don't have a towel on me yet. Okay, all right, all right. Have you ever been skinny dipping that? Probably. I mean, you've never have yet, let's be honest. So the question is, would you? Not that I can't remember. Do you think if you say like you and a girl? I don't know, is she girlfriend? Well, I'd say you and a girlfriend, when you're an oldie and you were increasing, you stumbled upon a nudist beach. Do you think you'd have the confidence to just waz it all off? Or would you go, nah, let's go to a different beach? I wouldn't be like, I wouldn't be, I wouldn't be worried about like, like myself. It's only like, that's fine. We've been at the chain rooms together, I've been bollock on the kids. I don't think everyone leaves from now. On a nudist beach, I'm worried about who's going to come, but on a nudist beach, I'm worried about who's there. OK. Surely all those people on a nudist beach, they're there because they're nitrous. Yeah, they're just there, naked. Oh, in that case. So would you have the question of thing, and it probably doesn't need loads of thought. No, it's just would you, or would you go, you know what, let's go skin it over. No, because I quite like something with short. What about this scenario? What about this scenario then? What if you and just any random girl had a horse, and the horse got very, very dirty on a walk, and you thought, the easiest way to wash this horse is if we all just walk into this river lake, stroke sea and wash, but it would be silly of us to have clothes on while we do this, so we will get into without any clothes to wash this beautiful horse down. Would you do that? That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever done. It's not, it feels very specific that question. The horse is just going to go, yeah, sound. The horse walk, you can literally lead a horse to water. Can't make it to. What are you doing, man? Did you give it a normal wash? You put that might take a while and also, how would you normally wash it? Take it to the farm, jet wash it. That's unethical. There was no moment in power washing. You like to wait, they whipped the horse out for me to what? No horses. No horses. Oh, my God. This is just for you. This is just for you. Do you paint a horse? I could paint a horse. Would you paint a horse? Not on a horse, I paint on a canvas of a horse. On a horse? Just there painting. This is just for you. This is just for you. Have you ever accidentally glued your hands together when doing a craft project? It feels like something you would have done. Look at him, lad. I regularly, and nobody's by looking at my fingers. I regularly I regularly I regularly glue my hands together. Are you directly? I just used to put super glue on my fingers at the end. A bit of protection on my fingers. Do you know what, that's not a bad answer. Can I ask you a question? Do you know why super glue was invented? For fingers. For uncuts. I'm asking why specifically. Was it for cuts? I am pretty sure it was during the Vietnam war was to patch people up quickly. She had a cut. Right there. So that answer's not the maddest answer in the world. My head was glued short. I don't think there's super glue. Sometimes I'd put the super glue on and accidentally close my face. It's thick for a bit. So the answer's yes. As long as you don't put it on your fingers and then scratch your nose. You've got to be really safe with it as well. I wouldn't put it in an open wound. What would you like to be in your next life and why? You can still be. You can be a human again. You can be doomed, something else. I'd rather than what I'd be. My grandson. So I can go back and go. But you can't go back though can you? You wouldn't know would you? You won't retain any memory. You don't retain any memory now do you? That's the way you've got to look at it. You could be on your 180th life couldn't you for all you know. Probably a dog or something. You can be a human if you want but you can be a dog if that or not. Have you not filmed a dog's life? He's like it's me. OK. What would you do? Is there something you'd like to come back as or like a person, like the president of it or whatever though? I don't know. I'd just come back a person who's got a happy life and support the team that doesn't point him. You'd like to come back as a non football fan but you've just enjoyed life. I don't know what I mean. And not have it dictated through by everybody. I've enjoyed life and a happy life and stuff. I wouldn't want to set my expectations too high because I think sometimes we think everybody else is having a great time. It's that easy to go home. You want to be like a president and they go nonsense they have. Whether you like them or not, the decisions they have to make. I want to just serve in Hawaii and that's it. That's fine. I just serve man. Along the bay in Australia and just served. The bay of what? On the south east coast. The bay of the south east coast. The bay of the south east coast in Australia. The bay of the south east coast in Australia. We know it's a very famous area. Lots of famous people have come from there. That sounds like an area on a map in Grand Theft Auto. Hang on. Is there not a bay in the south east coast? I've no idea. Do you know? Home on a bay. I know what it's called. You don't know what it's called. It's called summer bay. No, it's not. Two versus one. Home on a bay. What's the way tagline you can think of for a ward removal cream company? Trying to tell me that byron bay is called summer bay when I knew it was byron bay. Byron bay. Byron bay. The way thing for a ward a ward removal cream company the way tagline what can you come up with for a ward removal? Stinks. Stinks. You won't buy it would you? No. That is a tough one isn't it? A ward removal of the way tagline for it. A face freezer? A face freezer? I don't know how you get to that. These are just random questions that's why they're here. As a kid what was your favourite colour? Blue. Blue. It's not hard is it? Hell you say that. I'll do a few more. I'm not asking that one. That's dark. Please ask me. That is dark. What would you do if you could replace all of the grass on a planet with something else and why? Astratif. 4G. 4G every. Or 5G. 5G which is exactly the same as grass but isn't grass. No we need grass to do it. Plants. Soil. Why would you want soil? To be honest it doesn't say to help the world. It just said why would you do it? Super duper 5G pictures so all the kids can play for free without being extortionated. That's the real word. By these football places. But then 5G would probably kill all the bees and the birds and everything. Probably not the best solution. Would you rather be forced to wear shoes every second of your life or never be able to wear shoes again? No, I'd rather be forced because there are moments where you absolutely do need shoes. And if you could get a comfortable pair of shoes that you had to wear when you didn't want to then I think we could cope and tolerate that. Not about this crocs. Even if it was crocs I'd tolerate it. I just think that I walked through Stanley Park on Wednesday night and there's no way on earth I was going to walk through that without choosing. I'm with Peron this so I've got experience. I think we're all on there. I've had loads of dreams where I've gone out without my shoes on. I've gone to school without shoes and it's been the worst they ever. My dreams are well better than yours. That is a weird dream isn't it? That's your level of dreams. I have dreams about Baywatch and stuff like that. Pamela Anderson she might be running down the beach in a big pair of clerks but I can take that. I can take that. I'm sure that thing is somewhere in here. What page is she? I was something the page was. What do you think the first person to milk a cow was actually trying to do that? It might have been like in things. Maybe these thought well if a cat and a goat can milk. To be fair though. Let's try a cow. Sorry, sorry. Go back there. Go back there. If I could have it with a goat and a cat then maybe I could try it. You could have tried it and it worked. I can't. I didn't get to a point where they needed to get milk cats. You can milk a cat. You can milk anything that's got symbols. They might have just been I'll have some other people milk a goat so I'm going to try and milk a cow. You can say that about anything though couldn't you? You can say how did the first how did the first fella know where to put the where to put it? Do you know what I mean? Instinct, isn't it? I think with the cow it's just instinct. I think as humans we see something like that and we think I'll give that a pull. Do you know how like and you've mentioned this before what genius is? Eminem wraps and it's easy. It's just like muscle memory. I'm comparing Eminem wrapping to someone milking a cow. Messy on football. It's just easy. Farmers. Farmers instincts. So it's a farmers instinct. Hang on, but surely so are you saying before anyone milked a cow we had farmers and a farmer went let's let's give that a pull. For those listening Pedre's eyebrows and pointed. That's a I just think some things are just we'll never know we'll never ever know that's one of those secrets of the universe no one will ever know. How did anyone know chicken would taste like chicken? Well he didn't, he just ate it and that meant a crisp. How did anyone know chicken would taste like chicken and therefore they just ate it to survive didn't he and that meant oh it tastes like chicken it probably tastes like crap though didn't it. Right. How has the flavour changed? No season. No garlic. The final question for this week. What are the unwritten laws of the studio? The unwritten rules Ned. Give me three. Give me three unwritten rules of the studio. Obviously should we just say the obvious ones don't murder each other. No. Forget that because they should just be unwritten rules of life. There is laws. I've written laws at the they are written laws. That shall not murder people. Like real law as well. Unwritten laws. What would you a better not? The unwritten laws. Taking the pants off and stuff. Why do you keep on breaking that rule? I think you do. I think you're missing the point. In your head, what are the things I just don't do in the studio. It doesn't have to be stripping off because obviously you wouldn't do it man. You try to do it when you want to foot it. But you reckon there's three things you know that we just wouldn't do in the studio. I don't think there's an answer to this. That you might in care to put it in a sota, St Paul. Which was what that was on steroids. Look at him laughing. Don't make Baz angry. Don't make Baz angry Jesus Christ. Don't make Baz angry. No what, go on. Don't don't slander Baz's confidence. He's the best at everything. I mean that's wrong. That's wrong straight off the pot. Don't pick your nose because it's just uncomfortable. I pick my nose well. I don't know what's happening here. I pick my nose well. It's a communal experience. Don't be racist on that. That's just a lot. That's just something that you should never be. Don't touch each other inappropriately. He thinks this is a huge issue. When I asked you this question, I just thought for things yourself. I was thinking I'd be like don't leave the room to go home without doing the tasks you've been assigned to do. Otherwise, Ped will do you then. Don't open the window without permission. No, no, that sounds like we are the worst people in the world. Don't open the window without permission. Don't let me open the window. Don't open the window without permission. I'm not allowed to go to the toilet without announcing it. No, no, no. You always announce it. An unwritten rule should be never announce I'm going to the toilet. No, there is one thing that you're not supposed to do. Don't tell people what you're getting at. No, there is a natural rule. Don't tell people what Ashley gets said in the studio. That's a rule. There's definitely one rule and you do still break it. I'm thinking you've got a dinner break. Hang on, when do I ever have a dinner break? No, no, that is the rule. I don't have a break though, I just eat. But that's the rule you used to do, isn't it? That's the thing you used to always do. You used to sit there. No, you did. That's the puzzle back me up. You used to sit there when you had work to do and you'd be like, and we go, and I think you go and I'm having dinner break and we go, you don't have a dinner break. You can eat whenever you want but not when you're supposed to be doing something. All day while we're here. To clarify, it isn't... You might not sound like he doesn't get it. To clarify is we don't film for eight, seven hours that we're in here, are we? So the only thing is don't eat, don't choose to eat just when you're doing something. All the other bits when you have the break, don't you be? You do a good one, he likes to do this. When he does go for the... We'll just be about to go live or something's about to be breaking and we'll just be about to go to the toilet. The best one was when the best one when he walked out and he went well I took me phone with me and I did it in the toilet. How did you watch the press conference? He watched the press conference in the toilet. Muted it. Got off, didn't come back. So yeah, a run route, when press conferences are and stuff he's not allowed to, he's supposed to sit there or sit over there. He went to the toilet and watched it on his phone and said, imagine someone walking past the toilet and you can hear this, well that's the game, that's the game, you know? He's injured, that's the game, isn't he? Don't talk to guests. No, that is definitely unwritten real. That is unwritten real. And Baz walked in and we were talking and Baz just walked in and he went like that. Raised me high. Oh, what's he saying? That's only because of... That's previous, that's previous. What was it like when you were sitting in and drawing funny pictures? Have you been in the courts? I mean, if you just take that back because we are finishing now. It was his first question to Wayne, remember that game when you cut your head open? I was bladded. What? That was your moment. So you asked him a question and you said you split your head open. And he just went... All those things I've done in my career all wasted. All absolutely wasted. Cos alls you wanted to ask me was a very member cutting me head open. No, he was on about his debut. He said his debut was mad at me. I remember you had the blur of your face cut your head open and he just went... He didn't cos that wasn't his debut. It was. Who was it against? An MLS. Look at his face. We're going. That was random. What a great show. We start with the first part. Dave went away and suddenly just blew up. Some of his answers are tremendous. Condimental. So fair play. 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