Hello and welcome to episode 188 of what most people think and well, well, well, well,

well, well, little Rishi, but it's a little deal, hasn't he? The Winds of Framework.

The Winds of Framework. It sounds like a shitty sequel to the Thomas

Crown affair, doesn't it? Pierce Bosnian. I'm in the wrong film. So yeah, I wish you

got his little deal and this is what most people think. This is a topical comedy

show weekly that's willing to say, well, done to the PM. Well, good old Rishi.

Slap him on his back, not too hard because he's only little, but yeah, I know,

I'm just been annoying too to left these amremainers. I understand that they

might be triggered by this and obviously the line that the government have

been selling, saying, well, look, they're in both the single market and the

British single market. I can understand why that's problematic for them, but I

will say this, they did say a deal couldn't be done. And by most people's

estimations, and in terms of what's available, this is a pretty decent deal.

So I'll be talking about that, but it's a guest episode this week. We've got

Darren McGarvey on the show who is a Scottish rapper and to older listeners,

that is a thing. There's a thing. He's also a writer and sort of social

commenter, activist. You know, there's a lot of things that he does and he's

had two books out, what a poverty, safari and the social distance between us,

which are really interesting comments on kind of class and the relationship

with politics. And I thought, you know, we've had a lot of comedians on the show

of late. And we haven't had like a sort of social comment in a room for a

while. And the thing with Darren is a lot of his views are what you call hard

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