Hello and welcome to episode 112 of what most people think. I hope you've had a good week.

I had a busy old week last week. I don't know if people would have might see me on

have a good news for you, which was eventually postponed and went out Monday night at 10.35. So

it's sitting there on iPlayer. And thanks for the feedback and stuff. Obviously, you know,

the Patriots, they're like, we didn't see enough of Jeff, which is, I feel like that in life,

fucking generally. Do you know what I mean? I always feel like they could be a bit more Jeff,

but obviously they've got a lot of different things that they've got to get into the show.

And I was assured that for a debut, I got a decent amount of gear in, but if you want to see a

bit more Jeff, this sounds like a pitch for an only fans account, is that you can watch the have

I got a bit more news for you where you'll see some other stuff. What I said, we have a guest here,

a co-host, another person coming back on the show for the third time or one, which means they're

upgraded to a co-host. Welcome back, Chris Snowden. Hello, Jeff. Love you to be upgraded. Thanks

very much. I mean, upgraded is sort of a way of saying more responsibility and still no money,

I suppose. Are you in this instance, yes, but I'm going to consider it that I'm a first class

passenger on this podcast. Yeah, yeah, you thought you'd be a part of BA's executive club. You've

got a number of reward points that won't actually translate into anything tangible. Yeah, I was on

a flight last week for the first time in about two years. Fuck, wait a minute. How was it?

Not that pleasant, really. It was full. I mean, a lot of the flights obviously are cancelled now,

so they're going out from sort of one a day to one of most places to like two a week as me.

I had to change in Frankfurt. I was going to Croatia. Yeah. And you just got to wear a mask the whole

time. You know, and I'm not a massive maskator, but that's mainly because I hardly ever up to

wear them. But when you actually have to wear them for, in this case, like seven hours, you know,

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