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Hello. podcast.

Hello again, Stuart Goldsmith here. Thanks for joining us.

Today we are talking to a wonderful comedian,

as we always are, only wonderful comedians.

And this episode, he is the fabulous Mark Mayer.

I remember my first memory of you my abiding memory of you is that the first time we met

when we were on getting the flight to those Riviera gigs and we met at the airport and you tickled me you

and you physically tickled me well before it was socially acceptable to do so.

We haven't met each other and I really made me warm to you because you never know when you're

going on a on a sort of you know foreign travel gig with other comments if you

haven't met them you don't know necessarily whether you're going to get on and we said hello and it

we're chatted and so forth and then as we were walking along you kind of went

hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo I think I do that a lot I've had that and what's interesting

and if it's the person I think it is who shall remain

nameless because I wouldn't want to silly anyone's name I think I did that to a comedian

who turned around and went don't you fucking touch me.

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