Welcome to the fringe of it.

Episode number 17.

So here we are in Rivington Street or Redchurch Street as I nearly went to.

I know. I had to direct Charlotte back because we got very close.

We were getting the tube

and I pulled her onto a bus and you were like, Rajat Church! No, no, we're going to Rivington Street. Well, because normally I am the directions person because Liv was doing it and I had a suitcase and a bag and I was just kind of like It was like taking your nan around London. And I was like, right, but guess you're on a bus here.

And you were like, oh, I've not got my card out.

It was like taking your nan around London. I was like, right, but getting on a bus here.

And you were like, oh, I've not got my card out.

It was really stressful.

But anyway, we made it to Remington Street, and we are at Free People's Pop-Up Shop.

And for those of you that don't know free people, well, one member of the audience is very well acquainted because she just bought a dress and got changed and now you're wearing it.

So, yeah.

But yeah, just make beautiful clothes. That's all I've got to say.

Gorgeous clothes, lots of floaty dresses, lots of linens.

We're going to talk about it a bit more in the shopping.

Yeah, we won't divulge too much now.

But yeah, they're very excited to be here.

Different setup with an audience as well. I like this. It's more profeshed than my house or your house. I could definitely get used to having microphones and stores. The candle smells amazing. I feel really VIP with a candle. I'm concerned I'm going to kick this tape over there and set the place on fire, which is not funny.

That's a kid. I'm concerned I'm going to kick this tape over there and set the place on fire, which is not funny. That's a hazard. No, but I'm very excited. We've never done it with a live audience before. So if you are listening, well, which you hopefully should be, this is going to be different. We might have some chuckles. We've got someone shouting applause and laugh. Signs like this. Laugh. But yeah, shall we? What you've been up to this week? God, do you know what? Normally when we do this, I have my diary in front of me. What have I been up to this week? I've had a bit of a quite a week, I think. I know that's what I'm thinking. I've been solo parenting. You, yeah, because Jack is away. So it's just been you and June. Yeah, just me in June. So it's me and June night and day. Day and night. Night and day. No, it's great. It does make me appreciate single parents because that job must be so tough

because you just want a little break in the day just to kind of stare at the wall.

Honestly, just stare at the wall.

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