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Stop pressing the buttons.

I thought... Stop pressing the na na na na na na nao. Stop pressing the buttons. I thought... Stop pressing the na na na na na na na. Stop pressing the buttons. I thought, what does that button do then? Don't do that. Right. Just leave it. I could have sworn that was what I saw someone do today. That fixed it. What's broken? It wasn't working a second ago,

is all I'm saying.

I thought that was throwing.

It's because you were using

the wrong mic

and I didn't have...

Don't annoy me. I don't know these things. I don't know. You're the one that knows these things. That's why I'm the brains. Yeah. Ah, I wish that wasn't true. Episode 9

Yeah, numbero no way

Episode. wasn't true. Episode 9. Yeah, Numero Nueva. Episode 9 of the Dublin. Very nice. Oh yeah. I speak Spanish, did you know? No. I do, yeah. A bit of Spanish, yeah. Danada, that's Portuguese. No, that's actually Spanish. That's it. Donada, yeah. Is that thank you?

It means for nothing, but it means kind of you're welcome. Do you? Yeah, because I tan. I've got brown hair and brown eyes. I don't look like a typical Irish person.

So when we go out...

What's that supposed to mean? In the evening... Don't look like you. So when we go out in the evening, start talking to in Portuguese, and then I go, well? Yeah. You see, and then no one ever addresses me in Spanish and they actually have a bit. and they all just look at me and they presume straight away

even if I speak Spanish to them

they'll come back to me with English and go

obviously he only knows how to do hell hell off. Or, I'd just say about two beers. Two Coursas. Dos Cvesas, that's it. That's all you go. Dalsavas. Signorlis. Silvio plate. Anyway, episode

nine of the Dublin podcast.

Very important.

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