Hello and welcome to episode 195 of what most people think and I am it's Tuesday morning

and I went out and did a bit of daytime clubbing at the weekend. I just want to let it go.

46 years old there was at the print works of all the youngsters and I had a very strange situation

whereby I logged into my Instagram yesterday and there was one of those messages from somebody

that hasn't come in the year. It said thanks for the free drink at print works and I didn't remember it

from a young person so that's always good and on that bombshell welcome back to the show

Andrew Daw so good to have you back on mate are you well? Yeah I'm good thank you I'm jealous of

you going clubbing I didn't even like clubbing when I was a youth you know I was a youth yeah

you never got into that it made because I used phrases like youth yes yeah when you when you're

when I was a mere slip of a lad I mean it is what's happened these days like a daytime rave scene

which is wisely concluded that generation X are selfish and are never going to let it go really

then we're never going to stop doing this so they've also realised that we're the ones with

disposable income as well well also because the younger generation don't drink do they so that

there's no point in having a rave for them it's just people moving around in bright lights

in the north they're making money are they you know how they're going to make any money off that

I would say that these days there's probably more alcohol being drunk at baby raged than actual

raves we're just just just tired disillusioned mothers sitting in the dark oh yeah they're slamming

the peanut grigia those people you know it's it's pretty grotesque to watch I think this you were

on the third ever episode of the show I don't know if you remember that back then it was like

yeah February it was I launched the show in February 2019 and yeah we actually did interviews

in person back then and you were now but I think this is your fifth time coming on

that sounds about right yeah that sounds right yeah you remember those days people used to meet up

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