This is Hava Word with Adam Rowe and Dan Nightingale. And the band What was that? What was that? What was that? It was a little tune in your head. It sounded like Queen

Bitch by David Boy. You know when someone makes a noise.

It was like,

Bah, Bah, Bah da, da da.

Doin, do-do-doin.

I was just sort of introducing myself to speaking.

Have you not done enough talking this morning?

No, like I've woke up, done a few bits of admin, dealt with my dad,

and then just drove here,

and at a podcast on in the car, silently driving so yeah I wonder what the perfect time for

podcasting is I mean we we usually record about 1 p.m. don't we yeah which for comedians

most comedians without like fucking now it's the afternoon proper for me. But when I was gigging it ten years ago, it's

basically mid-morning in it 1 p.

Yeah I reckon it's quite good because I feel tuned in I feel tuned into you need a few hours

of waking up you need a couple of conversations so you're not like of You know what like when you go up there and for those uninitiated like you do the same show in the same room at the same hour of day

Every day for a month and I get quite lazy sometimes in but especially if you have a big night house and you get on it and you're out till six seven o'clock in the morning and the fucking loft bar.

And the next day there's been a couple of times where I've just been so hung over that I've just stayed in my room all day, ordered food, picked it up at it, gone back to sleep for a bit.

And the first time I speak to anyone is the first time I say anything at my show and sometimes the words just come out your mouth in such a weird way.

It's so unnatural for the first conversation you have that day to be with 150 people who aren't

allowed to answer.

Yeah.

Just tuning into like, uh, uh, brah, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, but that's the, being able to click that on is part of the Edinburgh

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