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Hello everyone, welcome to the intro for the podcast of the L.S. James and John Robbins

show. We do hope you are okay. Just me, Dave and L.S. here in the studio vibing it really.

Yeah, it's weird because every time I look at the clock, because we're now with the new and

improved time of two until four, I look at the clock and see that it's 116 and feel that we should

be on air. So I'm still, it's a bit like when you come back from a holiday in a different

time zone, it's taken me time to adjust. But I'm, I'm, I'm left in the new time zone. What do you think,

Dave? This is a very boring conversation. Yeah, it is. Sorry, how did this happen?

I don't know. I'm just really tired. So essentially like the equivalent of your mum going,

it doesn't feel like a sundown. I haven't slept properly for days. Why, what's up?

Because I was making a, I was filming some Indian wheels and the hotel was too hot.

Now that you never sleep as well in a hotel, you really don't. To the extent it's a

car. I do. Do you? Better. It's so boring. I'm thinking of taking my own pillows to

hotels now. Yes, I don't mind that. It's too hard. They're too hard and they're too big and

and your head is either too high up. And they took the flat. They took the dovasing too tight,

don't they? And you could just unrufflet all, but then you kind of feel rude that you're

undoing their hard work. Dave, the amount of absolute crime scenes that hotel cleaners must walk

into. I'm not sure. I'm not sure an untucked sheet is going to really knock them off there.

It's so clean. It's so clean out of hotels. These are untucked sheet things.

Thanks mate. No, but you know what my cysteine chapel. They're so firmly tucked under and you've

really got, you've really got, you've really got, you've really got a job. You know what I mean?

You've really got a job. And then you start to feel rude because it's so firmly tucked.

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