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18 plus Tis and Cip 5, Bet the Responsible Way, the podcast where we discuss the weirdest and worst content that's been writing our screens and indeed our minds. Shout out to everyone who subscribed to us over on Apple, Spotify or YouTube. You're doing this big favour. But not as big a favour as the patrons who pay for this podcast, the Freemasons who pay £3.99 a month for that. They get an extra episode like this every single week. They get access to the rock bar, the live stream show we do once a month. They're also getting priority access to tickets. Not quite as much priority as the Illuminati. 599, top tier. They're getting a free hat on their heads and access to our mad group chat. Shout out to Eugeneugene who runs our twitter account and he may be sent my god

and he will soon be going on paternity leave good old huge um and a big shout well a big wink

of kiss to the ladies you listen yeah please and i said the last week but i said again i cannot stop

looking at them and how gorgeous and sexy they are they are the most gorgeous and sexy women in the

united kingdom and i'm here with jake pharaoh i need to stop saying, because I've wound up my missus a lot recently. I don't look at them. Despite what I just said. Despite what I literally just said. Yeah. Everything I said in the last. Big shout out to Eugene. By now, hopefully, him and his partner, the recipient of a bouncing baby boy. Eugene, of course, will not be getting... I believe it is, yeah. I believe they know that. Okay. Eugene, of course, not being paid for paternity leave. He will be expected to be tweeting from the hospital bed. That's a joke. We are paying him.

But we're not doing that scandy shit where he gets two years and a fucking top job. Yeah, he's having like a week or so. He's only tweeting, he. And we can still ring him any time of day or night. I never tweeted more than when my kid was born. So, yeah, take a week off if you want you, Eugene. I'll see you in the group chat. Lou was born during first lockdown as well, right?

So it was double.

Was that nice to be be you had to have any distractions nothing out in

the world obviously you had the existential dread of COVID which isn't

ideal but other than that was it how was it kind of was ideal was it

I don't mind telling you it kind of was ideal yeah the existential threat of

COVID because

what happened

so my missis is a midwife she was pregnant at the time the hospital because you remember like the first bit of COVID it was like oh we're all going to fucking die yeah yeah yeah yeah no idea what's going to come next I mentioned 28 days later in today somebody's on the brain

there'll be a poster on

tube somewhere that I've passed

yeah basically she got like, they were like, fucking hell, don't come in, you might die. So they just wrote her off work. Right. The miss is off. And then with me, my work changed and I was just doing a lot of remote podcasting so I was at home a lot so

that bit was really good having the kid in lockdown was kind of sweet kind of fine um my mate

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