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And I'm here, as always, with Jake Farrell.

I realised last week that we... who are indeed some of the most gorgeous and sexy ladies in the United Kingdom. And I'm here, as always, with Jake Farrell.

I realised last week that we did a eulogy, a very heartfelt eulogy, of course, for Paul Deney.

Fucking heartfelt.

No, someone commented on the YouTube episode saying,

that's the weirdest eulogy of him.

And I do, as I, I was obviously

very cut up

about it and I was very, like I said. I cannot believe how much you're joking about Paul Day. But what I realised we didn't do was we didn't reference that David Lynch had died, the famous American filmmaker. And that probably lost us some kudos points because what I found last week that in my friendship group, my tasteful kind of friends were all competing about how much they liked David Lynch.

They all, they want everyone wanted to know this really hurt me as a David Lynch fan as a real day.

I like Twin Peaks before other people like Twin Peaks.

It was really one of those where it was like how much did how much can I say I was the biggest David Lynch fan on earth? Hopefully one day people, when we die, people will be like that about screen rot. They'll be competing to say how much they love David Lynch. It shows our different circles. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. There weren't loads of that in my friendship group. No, no. There was more, in my friendship group was what was everyone's favorite scene from Hollyoaks in terms of Paul Dan and died. That will be, your friendship group, that will be when Alan Brazil dies. Honestly will, man. There'll be tears. There'll be tears in my my group people competing to see how much they

liked alan brazil my my group of tradesmen and people who work in the building trade yeah

listen to talk sport every morning your your your your your your campbellel pansies yeah every

instagram story a black and white picture of alan brazil just with uh yeah some of my i was a big

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