Perouse the boatleg dupe, you droopy, Q's X, welcome to the Blind Buy podcast.

If this is your first episode, maybe consider going back to an earlier episode.

Some people even begin from the start, which was seven years ago this week.

I put out my first ever podcast this week, seven years ago.

My first ever episode, I read out a short story that I wrote because I didn't think anyone

would be interested in my short story so I created this podcast with the intention of just

drawing attention to some short stories that I'd written I never really intended the

podcast to become a regular weekly thing and here we are seven years later

and I haven't missed I've delivered a podcast every single Wednesday since 2018 and I'm going to continue doing that so long as

somebody's listening and is a wonderful piece of just bizarre synchron. The short story that I read on that first ever episode, that

short story was called, did you read about Arsk Infogrity limerick man living in Dublin who had made a lot of money in the Celtic

tiger and then it suddenly disappeared

with the economic crash and all he has left is his American fridge freezer

so he drags his American fridge freezer all the way back to Limerick.

And that story that was the first ever episode of this podcast,

but this week, I'm adapting that short story into a

fucking short movie, a short film film with the actor Robbie Sheehan that's what I'm doing this

week I'm on set I want to thank everybody who's been listening to this podcast I want to thank the people who's been listening to this podcast. I want to thank the people who've been supporting the

podcast on Patreon. You've completely changed my life. You have completely changed my life.

When I began this podcast, I thought that my career was over.

I'd spent my 20s trying to make it in television and music,

and it didn't work out. My book of short stories was just it was like a last shot in the dark and that and this podcast that's allowed me to earn a living that has allowed me to earn a living for the past seven years

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