Episode 6162.

I'm going to take your halls, Bob.

Nah.

God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God, God. Worst teeth, better accents.

Hello, hello, and indeed, oh, ho, ho, ho.

It's Christmas time.

Well, it's just been Christmas time.

You just missed it, we just, actually.

So we're coming to the day after Christmas, known as Boxing Day for reasons, only known the mists of time.

I know.

Do you? All right. And there's Coleman. He knows things. Coleman lay a knowledge bomb on me. Hi. Hi. The term boxing day, it's a UK term, and the idea is the day after Christmas,

it's the day

where you would re-gift the unwanted gifts to those less fortunate re-boxing, boxing day.

Whereas now it's just shoving it in a box, sending it back to Amazon. It's basically

what, what it said? It's boxing day for an entirely different reason. I I mean, at some point the focus then became around sales, but less so now, unless you're looking

for a sofa or some carpet, now the sales day tend to be the American Black Friday that we do

in the UK now. It's all nonsense. They always have sales on. Trust me, as a man who has recently had to buy a lot of things for the money pit, he calls his house, they've always got a sale on. They're like, oh, today's 20% percent off, 20% off sofas ends today. Next day they've got exactly the same sale on. It's just a new one. Damn. This is what makes me so old, grumpy, old and grumpy and cynical, all the things you

shouldn't be around Christmas time.

Talking of all the things you shouldn't be around Christmas time, Tim's ill, so we

won't be joining us for these next couple of festive shows, which we're totally recording

live during the festive period.

But my amazing powers of foresight and clinical acumen tell me that Tim won't be with us for at least the next three shows.

...