What Most People Think

Lockdown, Lockdown, Lockdown, Blackdown, December.

Hello and welcome to episode 68 of what most people think.

I am recording this intro on Thursday night.

Thursday, the 17th of December.

We've got more new people going up into Tier 3.

Solidarity with all my Tier 3 comrades there.

Big shout going out to Bedfordshire,

Hartfordshire.

Surrey, apart from Waverly,

for reasons that I don't understand. I don't know what's going on

in Waverly. They're fucking some weird mutant strain of pensioner. That is somehow immune to all this stuff. But it's all starting, isn't it? Of course, we all knew that this was going to happen is that we're not going to get the Christmas that we were promised. We can't, we can't have that after this year where we've had so much taken away from us.

We had this five days where we would be able to sort of see our families.

But even that, even that could be too much.

And the government has stressed that we all need to exercise personal responsibility.

And the reaction to that idea was astonishing. It was like, I mean, it's been a rough year generally for personal responsibility and the reaction to that idea was astonishing it was like i mean it's been a

rough year generally for personal responsibility isn't it sort of what was what was once a mainstay of

all the bedrock of political thought was the citizen should broadly just not act like fucking

idiots but now it gets mentioned everyone's like like, what? It doesn't compute.

It's like this mad, batshit, batshit idea that Gwyneth Paltrow's peddling. I guess this is

what happens when you signed 3,064 Apple updated terms and conditions without reading a single thing,

isn't it? We don't know what's going on with Apple. They could just turn up in a van one day and just say, right, we're here, we're going to

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