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Hello and welcome to episode

of what most people think.

We're back in the year now, aren't we? We're properly back

in the year. People say, still saying, happy new year. Just find something else to greet

other humans with, okay? If you're still drinking bailey's in the morning, you're an alcoholic.

Okay. So we are now fully into the year. And my God, there's a lot of stuff to talk about.

But first up, thanks for all the feedback about the Matt Marnie episode, episode 1, 2, 3.

Every once in a while, there's an episode where people really connect with it and stuff.

So it seems that the desire among my listenership for people to avoid man tits was quite profound. It's quite

profound. Unless, of course, you know, your partner likes tits on a man. I mean, there are some

incredible niches when it comes to women, aren't there? Men like fat women, tall women, short

women. I'm not sure anyone likes mantids. I have to say.

So we are, this week we've got a guest at the brilliant Tony Law, very respected and requested by the patrons.

And we talk to him.

See, the thing about Tony is, he's so funny.

He's so funny.

As you'll see in this interview, I mean, there's loads of places that I wanted to go.

But you end up just going along in his kind of comic tsunami, just an incredibly funny man,

but also a deep thinker, and he kind of gets these nuggets of wisdom and comedy into what he's

saying. And I think you're really just going to be entertained and enjoy this chat. It goes to

many, many different places. But I was back on the road this week in Litchfield. I was in Litchfield, just, you know, zoozhing up the tour because given recent events, I suspect, you know, there's going to be new stuff to talk about politically. So I would say that if you saw the tour before, if you saw the tour before, you know, by the time, by the time it's February, March, I mean, there's going to be new stuff in there. I've given it a little spring clean. And I did a gig in Kennington in South London, just a small gig doing, you know, warming up for the tour and trying new material. And there was a guy in there called Pete.

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