Hello, Jacob Hawley here from the Screen Rock podcast.

Regular listeners to the show will know that we take real pride in the research we do before recording and the accuracy with which we speak about the people that we talk about on the show.

A few things I need to address. We've got this one really wrong. At one point, I say that Campbell Puckett has definitely never had a job.

She has.

She was an air host test for a long time.

And then she became, well, she just rakes it in as a blogger now.

I say that he probably just has some fairly standard job in insurance.

Absolutely incorrect.

Campbell's partner has worked as an investment banker for nearly 10 years. We spent the whole episode calling him Jeff. His name is Jet. And finally,

we frequently say that they're younger than us. They're not. He's 33. So just a few details that we

wanted to iron out. I hope you enjoyed the

episode and we'll catch you soon with some more bollocks about people that we haven't researched. Welcome to the screen rock podcast. The podcast where we discussed the weirdest and worst content has been right in our screens and indeed our minds and I'm here with Jake Farrell.

What a morning. Yes. Your cat's still alive. We've only had two recording fuck-ups in the space of 45 minutes. We're absolutely cooking with gas. I actually had a funny moment. I was walking here. I was walking here from Kenishtown. I got the overground to Kenish Town. I don't know if I've ever told you that. it's quite handy from Denmark kill

anyway docks to both of us

and on the way here I get the overground to Kennechtown, I don't ever told you that. It's quite handy from Denmark, Gil.

Anyway, docks to both of us.

And on the way here, I had an espresso on the way. And then I was... Did you stop in Kennechtown for it? Stopped in just by Kennechtown station, yeah, just on the way. It was my first one of the day. and as I was walking up then on shuffle

ACDC Thunderstruck came on. You know that?

And just as like the espresso was hitting, that kicked in. And it was honestly like,

you know, like a scene in like, I don't know, in like narcos or something where they just like

was one of the one of the drug dealers does like a huge line of their own material.

Like that was my version of that as I was walking through Kentish Town, thunderstruck by ECDC on espresso in my veins.

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