What most people think?

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Hello and welcome to episode 17 of what most people think.

Thank you so much to everybody that listened to the last episode even though it's just me.

We have had an issue where it's just me on the podcast, but this one did okay. So thanks everyone for that.

Thank you also to everybody that came to the recent tour shows. It's being a load man. There's been

South End was great.

Bath was fantastic. London, the sold-out show at London Lesser Square Theater.

And cheers to probably the most unfortunate member of the whole tour was a bloke who arrived about three minutes in while I was setting up the show and took his seat.

And you know I did the standard comedian thing of asking him what he does for a living which you know on a tour show not necessarily

what I want to be spending my time doing but I'm glad that did ask on this

occasion because he was a he was a playwright and he got a lot of shit from that from the audience.

It was a fucking lively audience in London as well.

I just got, because it was 7 o'clock,

7 o'clock start.

What I got the impression of was a lot of blokes did that thing that blokes do was like well let's meet up at one and get hammered beforehand. You know like some people think well let's go to the show and then have some drinks afterwards.

A lot of the audience on Saturday night I got the impression just for let's just

make it into an all day but thank you everybody that came.

Today on the show we've got a really interesting chat with

Alistair Williams who's a comic that some of you may have heard of, some of you might

not off, but he kind of came out as a Brexit party supporting comedian earlier this year and you know he'll tell his story

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