What most impulse.

Hello and welcome to episode one one-six of what most people think.

And we've all to talk about second jobs

this is my second job

I've got third

a fourth job do you know what I mean

look on the one hand I know that a lot of us

will be feeling angry about

the Tories earning money on the side

but also a bit jealous

I mean I have to say with Geoffrey Cox

you know the moment that they say

he was earning money on a beach in

the Bahamas, firstly, I'm like, fucking, how dare he? Secondly, I'm like, who books that gig?

And then fourthly, I'm not sure that he was earning money on the beach. I know that, you know,

it's the same with the Dominic Raab scandal. If you're basically, from a political point of view, if you're in a country with a beach, right, or if you're anywhere near a beach, from the tabloid's perspective, you were doing your job on a beach, all right? And all that makes me think is that's aspirational. I want some of that. But look, you know, there's legitimate questions being asked at the moment and it is kind of funny how it's gone from

owen patterson the the Owen Patterson affair being handled really badly to should MPs have second jobs at all. Which wasn't actually the question at the beginning of this. But this is how if you handle something so badly, this is where it can end up. We've got a guest show today. We've got a guest show today. We've got the brilliant Adam Rowe.

A lot of you will be aware of Adam Rowe already.

He's a Liverpoolian comic. That word. That's always a weird word for me. He's a Scalcer. Because, you know, he's brilliant. I would have had him on anyway, but it helps with the older diversity quotas to have a scouser on.

That's a thing now.

You've got to have a scouser on.

And so we had a great old chat about his approach. diversity quotas to have a scouser on. That's a thing now. You've got to have a scouser on.

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