What Must Impulse? Hello and welcome to episode 212 of what most people think And this is coming to you live from the fringe here.

Live from the fringe, I am staying once again in student accommodation because I'm so tight.

And I'm starting to question the logic of that because this morning I had to go out and buy a fan for the room.

Because it's just thermonuclear hot, and ask for a better mattress.

And when you're around, loads of young people checking in, loads of young funky types,

and all the receptionists are about 21, as a 46-year-old man saying,

any chance for a better mattress, please?

I don't know if I can do two weeks on this, just hunched over

and already laughing at my misfortune and is Leo Kursu's co-hosting this week. Welcome back to

the show, Leo. Hey, thanks for having me back on. Yeah, I mean, you are, you sound like a man that,

the laughter of a man who's so pleased, he's not other friends. That felt like what that was. Yeah, I mean, I did it. I did it so many, so many years. I think this is the first year I'm not going up at all. And, yeah, so 10 or 11 years I did it. And yeah, man, I feel your pain. I was always trying to save money. Like, I used to, I used to stay in Darius's box room. So I've got a mate. It was a comedian up there and I'd stay in his little room on a little inflatable mattress, but it would deflate throughout the night. So you'd wake up at like, you know, at six in the morning, just lying, like half your body would be on the floor. I mean, it is shocking. The choice was this.

So this accommodation is about a hundred,

it works out about 120,

140 pound a night.

I mean,

we're talking for,

what's that barge that the refugees were on?

Bibby Stockholm.

Bibby Stockholm.

They would refuse to live in this.

I swear to God.

I swear to God, the temperature in my room,

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