My name is Step Knorkop, this is my podcast. Thank you. I don't know if you're coming back to this podcast or you're tuning in, hey? How Brexit am I? I still think people tune into stuff, but we've got a guest on this

week. Thank you to everybody to listen to the last one. And also just before we get into

this, thank you to everybody that watch the documentary anybody

that said nice things or recommended it or shared it in the end it was seen by

just under 1.3 million people now you, for somebody like me, that's a decent showing and I know that it was in no small part down to the...

I always do this at the beginning. Why always do this I always start off with some

kind of like hand-ringing appeal this is supposed to be the podcast that is

against all that kind of kind of sopi hand-ringing shit and here I am. Anyway, I'm in a good mood.

I'm back of Holiday.

I went on Holiday to a caravan park

because obviously once you've done a documentary about class

and defined yourself as working class.

You've got to keep it real and we went to the caravan park on the Kent Coast.

I loved it man.

I loved it.

It was the same place that I went to as a kid. I never thought that I would be

the parent that did that, but I am visiting that is what family holidays are like aren't they? They're sort of like a

misery inheritance. You're sort of saying you

know what I'll pass this misery down to my kid but in fairness they've up the game

they've up the game now I'm not gonna say where I went because you lot will think

oh is he trying to get you know money off here

you know I pay my way but it was it was nice it was nice at one point we had a we had a bottle of

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