It's episode 56.

episode 56 last week we forgot entirely to even mention what number it was which is not like us.

It's unusual for us but also I think think it symbolizes the fact that time has ceased to have all meaning.

Time is irrelevant rules or irrelevant.

It could be the weekend, maybe it's not. You know, the one side effect of this

lockdown is that now everyone finally knows what it's like to be a stand-out comedian.

Because this is kind of what it feels all the time.

That's true.

And with like a lot more people have that experience in terms of like no guarantee of work.

Yes. The vague feeling that you should be doing something all day.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm very good at avoiding that. Even in these conditions, I'm finding I don't have time.

I don't know.

That's how good I am at doing nothing.

I'm still rushed. You're really good at being busy and yet completely still.

I mean this, yeah, we're recording this a bit late because I got caught up playing

death stranding on the PlayStation is is it very therapeutic to play a game where your job is just

to run around outside it is although the post-apocalyptic element in a barren hellscape

where no human contact is possible anymore is not quite the escapism

I'd hoped it would be no that part must be quite similar is there is there no

human contact no no not really. Everyone's a hologram pretty much.

A hologram.

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