Merry Christmas you you will take, cunts. Welcome to the Blind By Podcast.

If you're listening to this live, you will be aware that today is Christmas Day. And

I promised you I would put out a podcast, even if it was Christmas Day. But as I stayed

in it last week, I don't necessarily want to put in a humongous amount of time into this

Christmas Day podcast because I would like to enjoy my Christmas. It's kind of like

you know when someone comes into work, like in a, I don't know if you're in a shop or

somethings and the person behind the counter is might have a uniform then on Christmas

Eve to wear under normal clothes and their child is with them. This podcast is a bit like

that. Do you know what I mean? Are you know the shop says it's clothes and it's six, but

you arrive at five and it's closed and part of you is thinking, fuck in hell, the cunts

there after clothes and the shop at five, even though it clearly says six, but then

you think, but it's Christmas Eve and they probably thought, sure fuck it, there's no

one coming in. I think I'll have an extra hour. And when that happens, you use empathy

and you don't ring the manager. So that's what this week's podcast is. It's a Christmas

day podcast. What I want people to, I tell you what I was thinking about. I was trying

to dissect the nature of Christmas day, the energy of it for most people. And it's kind

of binary. So most of your day, you're around relatives, do you know what I mean? You have

dinner, you're talking, talking, chatting, then after dinner, other cons who aren't really

relatives, there might be neighbors or whatever will drop in, then you've more people and

it's very intense all day. And what most people do is they like, they'll go for the Christmas

morning walk on their own where you fuck off out of the house and you walk on your own

and Christmas morning are the post dinner Christmas evening walk, both very valid Christmas

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