Hello and welcome to a brand new arse cast extra as always with James from gonna

block James good morning to you. Good morning Andrew. How's it going? It's going very

well. I've had a very exciting thrilling interlull. I'm sure. I'm sure. It's been

for a minute. Oh, we'll ask. Go on. We had a question from quick things. We may resort

some questions in part one, I think. We definitely will. Yes. The news agenda and they start

with good morning. I've just become an Irish citizen to celebrate. I went to the rugby

match. Is this what it's always like being Irish? Did you engage with the rugby World Cup

course final in any way, Andrew? No. No. No, I do. Even I watched that. I'm like an

eight Irish or something. Yeah, I know. I mean, the the mechanism I used was to stay in

on Saturday night and not go anywhere because every single pub in Dublin and I'm sure Ireland

would have been full with people watching the rugby and, you know, I really can't express

how little I care for the game of rugby. I just I just can't deal with it. I just, you

know, I went to a rugby school, you see? Yeah. So that you had to play it. I had to play

it when I was younger and my dad really wanted me to play it as well. And I just didn't

like the game. I didn't like playing rugby and, you know, being in a rugby school sort

of put me off the game and the people, some of the people I should say, not everyone,

but there were some characters, if you like. And, you know, over the years, I have just

grown ever more indifferent to the sport. And I, you know, for the people around me would

have been happy enough if Ireland had won, but I just don't care. And as it is, they

didn't win. And I think the country is in more than essentially as far as I can tell.

Quite a lot of my friends who are rugby fans. Quite possibly. But again, I'm just sort

of sailing through in Blissful Oblivion. And, you know, I don't, I don't feel their

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