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Welcome to the show. Pod We took a long time to clear up. It wasn't my highest priority, and I apologize to Andrew and to you.

But this was recorded live at the Leamington Spa Comedy Festival last year

in, I'm gonna say October, so it has been a while. This is a fascinating interview

with a very unusual man and a very unusual comedian the brilliant Andrew O'Neill. Neil. For people listening at home or maybe there are people here who don't know what it is that you do or what you look like.

You have several looks.

And you're in a more boyy one tonight.

Yeah, so, but yes, technically not, but yes.

I know it's a mind feel.

Well, let's imagine, I always like to imagine a listener in a country that you've never visited,

who's never seen you before, just describe what you look like, what you do, what you're, what

your actors.

I'm currently looking like a metalhead.

I've got a band shirt, skinny jeans, bullet belt, shiny

d'Ms and I've got long hair and tattoos. I was about to number them and I can't

remember how many I've got now. They're merging into one. The one that I

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