Folding Pocket

It's time now for the chipping forecast

issued by Folding Pocket on behalf of Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperall and special guest Ian Carter.

Hello there, everyone.

Welcome to the shipping forecast.

Once again, my name is Andrew Carter,

and along with my glamorous assistant, Ian Carter. Hello, Ian. How are you? Hello, I'm fine, thank you. Good. You're at home. You're at home. Eddie, we can see him on Zoom and he's in a sort of soft focus. I don't know why he's soft focus. He's like in an 80s music video. But you are in Australia. Coming to us from Australia for the first time, Eddie. How are you?

I'm very well, thanks. Andrew. I like the 80s. It's my favourite decade of music. In fact, if you were to place me into a band, where would you have me? An 80s band? Ah, well, you can't look further than the Rolling Stones in their dreadful decade of music in the 80s. They were, have you heard the rolling songs.

I mean, what was your, so you're an 80s,

you were born in the 90s, but your 80s is your favourite decade of music, is it? Yeah, it's cracking, isn't it? It doesn't get any better than the 80s, I would say. Yeah, but everybody says that about every decade. Oh, God, people get nostalgic about the 90s and I say, oh, the 90s, too unlimited, Don't get better than that. Beatles, the Stones and, and Wigfield. I mean, they're the classics. I've now joined the Rolling Stones fan club. Well, because of Hackney Diamonds. Yeah, because of Hackney Diamonds. Because they've got a tour coming out. So I went, I've got a real dilemma, actually, because, it's not a real dilemma because I wouldn't do it.

But they, so they've announced tour dates in America.

And the first one is in Houston on April the 28th.

So you've got the Masters.

And then the week after that is the Chevron Championship.

So I thought I could stay out and the Chevron Championship is in Houston, Texas,

but I'd have to stay on an extra week to see the first Rolling Stones gig, and it would be on

my son's birthday. So I probably should do it, should I really? You should really do it. But the thing

about I've seen the Stones a few times, I've never had good tickets. So unless you're, unless you're corpority and you can get

really amazing tickets. No, no, no. I'd buy tickets. No, I'd definitely. I'm definitely

going to try and see them on this tour. I'm amazed that you're going, planning to see the

stones for the first time with Mick Jagger 80 years old.

I saw them on Eel Pie Island and Twickenham in 1964.

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