Hello and welcome to the IGN UK podcast. It's me, Simon Cardi with Dale Driver. Hello.

And Matt Perslow. Hello. It's very windy today isn't it boy? Oh yeah. Windy boy. What's

the storm called again? Is this one unis? Something like that. There's a lot. There seems

to have been like loads of storms which I think this one's unis which isn't very threatening

but then again I'm imagining like a real old lady maybe wielding a knife so that would

be quite scary. Yeah if you're not from the UK you might not know we're currently experiencing

90 mile an hour gales in some parts of the country so people are staying at home it's

I'm looking at a tree in my garden right now that is looking perilously flinzy. That's

a dear life. There's not going to be many birds landed in that bird seed feeder. But yeah

it's very stormy. It does also mean because like there's 10 people at home that the kids

next door my next door neighbors at home and sometimes they're very loud so I'm going

to apologise now if anyone hears any screaming children I promise they are next door

neighbors and nothing to do with me. Before we say this podcast we've been in this

call for a while. I've only just realised that you're not in your normal room. What's

going on? Yeah I know well because I've got I've got the house to myself and I thought

you know what that's why if people I've been noticing the acoustics are a bit different

I mean I'm in a bigger room in the living room but yeah it means I can look out into

my garden into the shed the fabled shed which is standing for. Yeah anyway that's enough

that's the most British open of all time isn't it talking about the weather for two minutes.

Should we go on to the important stuff and is there really any more important place to

start this week than the reintroduction of the prong cocktail watsits. They're back

baby it's been brought to my attention in giant form as well the giant watsits which have

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