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oh what a time hello and welcome to part two of the sporting revolutionaries.

We'll get on with the show in a second, but first, you've been asking for it.

No one's been asking for it.

You've been demanding it.

No one's been demanding it.

But we have got an episode on the history of trousers.

And to wet your trouser whistle, here's a little

taster of this full episode, which is available on our patron. Welcome to a Patreon special

here of Oh What a Time. I think it should be a really fun one. Should we explain what the subject

is and why this is happening? Well, you've written the episode, Tom, so I think it's best coming from

you. Maybe before you do the introduction, can I just say, I think me and Ellis would probably

agree this is part of you rebranding yourself, because as me and Alice often talk about,

your trousers are possibly the worst of any trousers of anyone we know.

So this is nonsense.

I personally, and I'd like some emails about this, I'm intrigued. I'm not convinced by this current trend of baggy trousers. I think it gives us shapeless silhouette. I understand it. It's a scandy cut. People are into it. But I actually think we'll look back on it in a few years' time. I think I'm not sure about the outline of that. I go for a straight leg.

That's why I wear a straight leg jean.

What I will say is, if any of our listeners follow Los Angeles-based female fitness influencers who are often in their early 20s, you know the kind of super tight leggings that they're there.

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