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Please take some picks of the Edinburgh Fringe for me, Pierre you are it is worth and and by all accounts

you are you're tearing the town up all I'm seeing is how great Pierre Novelli's show is.

Once you're up here, Phil, you will discover that I'm the only one up here.

That's the secret.

What a coup.

I've killed everyone else, and whenever you see pictures of a busy royal mile, they're either from other years,

or, if you look closely, it's just me, and I've done one of those pictures where you take it loads and loads of times and you are standing in different bits and dressed differently.

Right, so we actually if we look at so the BBC coverage of like Edinburgh Festival

at full, you know back to full capacity since start a pandemic and we zoom in on the

crowd they're all like you in a wig. You as a baby's head in a prim. Yeah. You was a juggler.

Fire breathing. You as an astonished American tourist.

Wow.

I remember that a friend and excellent comedian Glenn Moore pointing out that one of the most annoying things about the fringe is that like it's mostly

like stand-up comedy and sketches right and plays like that's the majority of what

it is and that's the most popular stuff like the cover of the fringe guide every

year is like an insane like neon

Fucking like juggling freak with like nipple rings and like an insane face paint and like just going right?

Just screaming at you.

Totally it really missells the fringe.

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