What most impulse?

Lockdown, lockdown, I was going to say one,

lockdown,

lockdown there, which sounded weirdly

American and wanky of what most people think. I hope that you are not one of these drivers

that got held up by the new climate activist group Insulate Britain, which I do think as a name,

I mean, that could easily be a name adopted by racists as well. You know, it's insulate Britain could be, it's probably the worst ever name for a group of activists. But if you were, if you were held up in traffic, how you kept your temper, I will never know. And you can already hear chuckling away in the background there, what making, I think, his fourth appearance on the show, Leo? Yeah, something like that, yeah. Yeah, is Leo Kirst back to be a co-host? How are you, mate? Yeah, good, thanks, back from the Edinburgh Fringe, which was great, Edinburgh Fringe was really lucrative this year, but everybody got coronavirus. So loads of money on one hand, but on the other hand, my internal organs are being attacked by a bat virus. So you've had the vid, have you? I had, yeah, yeah, I had it, had it in Edinburgh. I didn't think I had it, because I was doing the lateral flow tests every day, and they were coming back negative. But then I did a PCR and that came back

positive. So then I had to like cancel some shows and stuff. But up until that point I was probably

infecting like the entire front row. Do Leo Kovic's a super spreader? There's your title for next year's

show. Super spreader. But then you could surprise the Edinburgh crowd by that being just a very sexual show.

Yeah, move on to some other diseases.

You know one thing I think in comedy is obviously it goes through ways of, you know,

we've had the thing of the beta male for quite a long time now where most they talk about sex.

It's only to say how

rubbish they are.

Do you think that there'll be another wave at some point where you just get a young male comedian

who's an absolute swordsman and wants to talk about it?

Yeah, I mean, I think so.

I mean, in the UK, we seem to dislike, or the industry seems to dislike high-status sort

of alpha comedians, whereas in the US,

they do really well. Look at Chris Rock, Bill Barr, Chappelle, they're all, all the successful

comedians. You don't get any comedians in the US who are all like, I'm not very good at talking

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