I remember when we did trigger nobody last year, you said to me that you thought something good

would come from it. I can't actually believe. Well, I can't actually. Now you can. Back then you

didn't fucking believe me, did you? Well, when you said that, there was nowhere in this world

I could have envisaged what came.

Hello and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantin Kitchen and this is a show

for you. If you want honest conversations, we're fascinating people. It doesn't get any more

honest or fascinating than the returning guests we have for you today. I can't tell you how happy

we are to have them back. Chris McLeod, the comedian, actor and all sorts of other great things.

Welcome back, man. Welcome there. It's been great to be asked back.

Well, it's an absolute pleasure. I'll remind people. Looking like Lauren Slowell in Boeing.

You do, mate. You bang on about the working class, but you've come dressed very, very middle class

today. Well, you see, the thing is, I've just been in this buzzer up the road from Millwall,

and I've only been to Millwall once with the borough, like many years ago.

And if you would have said to me, when I was in Millwall with the borough,

much before, that parts of this area of London would end up being gentrified, right?

And I said, go on, fuck off. Right? But I was in this buzzer there, and it's all, yeah,

mean, like middle class, upper middle class, tabithas and joshes with the

aftermaths, jeans and the fucking trainers and all that, you know what I mean? And I thought

we said, wow, Millwall is becoming the Isle of Dogs. You're going to become a gentrified. Can

you believe that? The world has changed, my friend. But it has changed in good ways as well.

One of the reasons we wanted to have you back is, I remind people, last time you were on the show,

and we got such incredible feedback. People really loved what you had to say. It was because

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