Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, this is it!

This is top flight time machine, I am Andy Hoppery Dawson, pow pow pow!

I'm so nifty Delaney, so what?

Ah, welcome along to the Monday episode.

I don't know what we're going to talk about because I haven't been following anything that's been

happening over the last three years. I've literally seen nothing of the coverage, I've deliberately

gone out of me weird to not look at it at all.

No, I haven't seen anything apart from, obviously, I've looked at social media,

I've seen things on there. I've seen things on there, but I don't, I don't tend to watch like

Telly anyway, do you know what I mean? I've not been stopping going, no, I don't watch Telly,

but what I do is- I don't have a television, I watch Telly, I watch streaming, I watch football

or I watch something on streaming, so I don't tend to like have the news on or just live

television programs, like I'm more like, I'll know what I want to watch and I'll sit down to watch it.

So therefore it's, I'm not likely to like incount a Queen's Up button.

For me, the act of watching the coverage of the passing of Queen Elizabeth the second is in

itself quite disrespectful to her memory because if you think about it, right, like people love

the Queen, yeah? Yeah. People are sad about the Queen dying and people,

people perhaps want to suit themselves by watching coverage that does everything from

telling the story of her truly remarkable life of service and also other stuff about like

adults and horses and bees and the bees and also talking about what might happen next, like

what the funeral is going to be like, what the spread will be like at the funeral, all these

different things that going on. People enjoy that and that for me is a problem because I was under

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