What most impulse?

Hello, well, a guy that's been out of what most people's seen.

You're speaking to, well, a guy that's been out on the veteran

clubbing scene again at the weekend. I went to Park Life Festival on Saturday and played an

absolute blinding game there. Daytime event, yes, was I the oldest bastard in the field of about

80,000 people quite possibly, but I was also tucked up in bed back at the hotel by midnight

with a fucking sandwich and woke up on sunday feeling pretty breezy to be honest i think i

played the perfect game you know it was like uh it was like formula one i had pit stops at the right

time lager at the right time food at the right time and i really need to probably give this up

on forty six for fuck's sake.

There was also a big weekend. It was a big weekend for politics with Boris stepping down,

being pushed, stepping on a sort of gangway, walking the plank essentially and being thrown

into the sea by the Tory party, a combination of the Tory party and the political establishment,

the blob, if you want to call it that, and then Nicholas Sturgeon being arrested on Sunday.

So luckily, I mean, I've got a brilliant person to discuss this with, is Tom Walker,

aka Jonathan Pye.

Welcome back to the show, mate.

Thanks for having me back.

Are you sure that Boris was forced to walk the plank,

or did he sort of walk the plank knowingly willingly with sort of a slightly overdramatic

kind of Shakespearean, tragic, boring political statement? Do you know what I mean? He didn't

have to go on that day, did he, in that manner?

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