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Hello everybody and you're all very welcome to another episode of the THL podcast.

We've all had tremendous experiences. But can I just say that I was rare to go. I know you were. I was so excited. I was rare to go and Isabelle said, Isabelle, what's not your name? My name? Yeah. Larita. Oh, Jesus, he's going to ask. Isabel, yes. He's here now. Elizabeth's his daughter that he hasn't seen in five weeks.

No, no, hang on.

We'll just go, go on.

Isabel.

He's called Aretha his daughter.

Go on, go on.

Well, I had a scary experience like that as well.

Oh, Jesus.

Okay, let's start.

He's got so much to say.

He doesn't know where it starts. So, La Readerie's here with us. I'll get to that. I was talking to a young one from Down Patrick. Right. She's on the film set. And that says to her, Down Patrick. And she says, yeah. She's a beautiful young lady. And I said, oh, I had a fling with a woman from Dun Patrick once. And she said, oh Oh yeah And I said yeah About 91 or 92 At the summer And gone with a short Little fling And she says I know well you did It wasn't her It wasn't her It was her mother Oh Jesus Did you get out of there Very quick Did you? Imagine that now I'm at this day now where I've shifted people's mothers Surprise Surprise Daddy But anyway So but Loretta gave me a line I was rare to go in the podcast this morning And Loretta gave me a line that you'd only ever hear coming out of a woman who's trying to have a baby. I'm not saying... I'm not saying Loretta's mom's saying it's the type of type of thing that a woman... She said, she said, don't sport it all let the one go. That is pure, Larita, that is an adjective. He just naving people burst in there He's going to act in ways Navin people love the verb Sport Sport It is like I have been spurfing is the past perfect continuous I have been spurfing Sporting First person singular Past perfect and continuous Of the verb The sport Sporting elegan Sport It's not a great. Oh, he made a great sport up the sideline. Tommy's fucking spurted up the stairs like nobody's business. Yeah, you see, we're not allowed to talk well then until we come on the podcast. Sky Sports. Skysports. We are in a town called Stara Zagora, 250 miles from the Black Sea,

250 miles from Sofia and 300 miles from the Turkish border in the centre.

Is it dear Lanesborough?

It's just past Lanesborough in on the left.

Just after the bridge you take a left for Stara Zagorra.

Is it I know it between names and glasen You drank it one night You drank it one night So the Just be on the dog and duck The weather has The weather has been shit It's been raining In what way Oh it's been cold And wet We had to go to Catalan in a town called Ploddiv, Plodvid.

What the fuck is this? Decatlon. This is like... It sounds like you're hallucinating at a scrabble board. We were in it. Okay, so there's only two, three... There's only a couple of cities in this, in Bulgaria. There's Sophia, the capital.

After that, there's blood div, P-O-L-D-I-V, and then there's Stara-A-Gorra, and that's it.

Now, you do know Victoria Plains. Is it a country, tell me to say, is it a country full of chumes?

You could say that.

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