What most people.

Hello and welcome to what most people think and it is finally budget week.

We made it a bit like the buildup to the ashes, although probably, well, I would

say I hope for a less disastrous outcome, but I'm not sure how it could be worse than England

losing in two days. But look, we'll try and move on for that. We try and be positive. And in the

sign that I don't just throw this show together, I've got this week, comedian and financial

Oracle, Dominic Frisbee. Dominic, are you psyched up for the

for the budget? I'm massively psyched. There's been a lot of hype and this is this is the big

week. I've never known hype. Are you having the lads round? Are you doing a bit of a watch party? Get

some stimulants in, some beer? I should really. I've got Sky, especially to watch it. I've bought Sky.

Paperview. I mean, it does feel like the way it's been previewed. There is a certain kind of

political and financial nerd where I am sort of excited about it, but in the way that, well, it sort

feels like being excited for a root canal in that I kind of want to be on the other side of

the root canal. I know it's going to be terrible, but I just want to know how terrible.

I do think pay-per-view for political speeches could be one way of solving the budget deficit.

I think the people that would get people paying to watch them would be the Farages and

the Zach Polanskys. I don't think, I can't think of anyone from the two main parties that's

absolute fucking box office. Well, no, that's one of the problems that they have. But this one,

because of the, this one is all about the information rather than the star. It's about the writer,

not the, not the actor. Yeah, no, there's very few

stars at the moment. So we're going to preview the budget, the leaks, the effect of the delays

on the economy. Rachel Reeves, accusing people of mansplaining to her. And also with the

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