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And we've all got to be very nice to Ellis because he took too much ecstasy last night and couldn't get to sleep. So I don't think he's slept at all. No, that's what it feels. Not even a 10 minx. I think there might be a 10 minx here. Oh, okay. He's had 10 mince. He's fine. I've had 10 min. What a win. You're coming in. Come on, mate. I've only had 10 min's. At 11.50, I thought I'll turn the light off now, but God, I feel alert. Well, that's because you've had your light on until ten minutes to midnight. No, but that's what I do every night, and it's never a problem. And it's never been addressed. It's your major failing. It's never been a problem.

And then this happens about once a year where I turn the lights off and then it's,

it's like I'm full of electricity.

Is it like you're the sort of inverse of a bear in that you save up all your dopamine

for one evening a year?

So it's like an anti-hyberation. So I thought, okay, well, this would be up as 12. I can cope with up us 12. Kids are off school. They'll have a lay-in, probably. And then at one, I thought, well, yeah, I can cope with one. One's fine, for God's sake. I'm so young. I love the sleep time bargaining that goes on in one's head. And then, no, no, sort of quarter to two, I thought, this is a late one. But I'm, but I've done things tired. I thought you can cope with a, you know, you can cope with doing things tired, for God's sake. People have been, people have been broadcasting and doing podcast tired for centuries. Did you, I often,

if I can't get sleep, I'd be like, God, when you were in your 20s, you'd be, you'd be out till too sometimes. I thought, I thought the light would still be on. So I'm actually better, I'm up, I'm doing better, I'm one-nil up. And you're not hammered. And I'm not hammered, I'm not hammered, I had a drink. So I thought to myself, do you know what?

I passed two. I thought, I'll have hammered, right? I'm not a drink. So I thought to myself, do you know what, half past two?

I thought, I'll have a change of scene.

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