Hello and welcome to episode 213 of what most people think. I'm coming to you live from

the fridge. Live from the fridge. I would say live from the fridge, don't I? That's

somehow, even though you're going to be listening to this after I've recorded it, just being

alive at the Edinburgh Fringe. It is a world, listen, I mean, not all people. Not everybody

thinks that that is a cool thing these days. Just to update you, I'm back, it's on my

wife and summer up for a few days. That was very nice to see them, but I'm now, it's

made it worse really, because I've had to go back to my shitty student accommodation,

and I went for lunch yesterday with a friend of the podcast, Ian Stone, who's living in

a very nice flat. He paid a few quid for it, and he was good enough. This is what I love

about being a bloke. Instead of sort of empathising with me, he called me a twat for

being so tight with money, and then just showed me loads of photos of his really nice flat.

That's what I like about being a bloke. He's going, where are you in idiot here? I want

to show you how good my situation is. Good. Sheldon Floyd, one on one. But yeah, thanks

to everybody who's been coming to the show at the fringe. I'm recording this on the Sunday,

it should be up on the Monday. The late show is the biggest venue I've ever sold out

at the fringe. It was 200 people at 10pm. We sold it out. I've been doing my show at 520,

and my god, I've forgotten how easy it is to swear at 10pm, and it isn't 520. At 520,

that's C-word. It just hangs on the air. Do you know what I mean? At 10pm, I'll spray

in the C-word, left right and center. But the other thing that happens is that a lot of

men have had more beer by then, so there was a lot of men in that room that had bladders

about the size of a walnut. We should say as well, the lionesses, I'm recording this

after the lionesses lost in the World Cup Final to Spain, and just to show that there is

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