David Baddiel

Out To Lunch

Sony Music

Society & Culture, Arts, Tv & Film

4.7 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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On the lack of royalties he got from Three Lions, his biggest mistakes, and why lassi is best served in pints. David Baddiel joins Jay to enjoy some haute Indian cuisine at the Michelin Star Tamarind of Mayfair. A Somethin' Else / Jay Rayner Production. For more information about Tamarind visit: https://www.tamarindrestaurant.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to meditation mindset. Time spent alone is the most important.
0:06.3	Sir, guys, are you still in the bath?
0:08.3	Yes, I'm listening to my podcast.
0:10.8	Can I come in?
0:12.0	Ah! No! No!
0:13.4	Just need to grab the core clippers. Don't worry, I'll cover my eyes.
0:16.6	What? Whoa!
0:18.8	Come on, we're gonna fall.
0:20.0	Woo!
0:22.5	I'm still not looking.
0:24.2	And I'm not listening to my podcast.
0:26.8	Don't want batting.
0:28.1	Meir-hatting.
0:29.2	Sinples?
0:30.7	This episode is brought to you by Network Rail.
0:34.3	It's easy to disappear into your own bubble when you're out and about,
0:37.7	whether you're lost in your thoughts or lost in nature.
0:40.9	The last thing on your mind is the danger of trains at level crossings.
0:46.1	Beware the bubble, stay aware, take care and help us keep you safe at level crossings.
1:01.1	Welcome to Out to Lunch, the podcast where I take a fascinating person to a top restaurant for a lavish meal
1:06.7	and maybe a bottle or two.
1:08.1	It's surprising what people will tell you over the dining table.
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