King Esther of nothing

Giles Coren Has No Idea

The Times

News & Politics, News

4.3 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Giles and Esther look through this week's papers to find a column idea; from banning books and tax return season, to a super smart toddler and the undercover fridge. Giles begins to question the loyalty of his kitchen appliances and Esther passes the Mensa entrance exam.

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0:27.7	What do you want to do?
0:28.9	What are you asking me when I want to do next?
0:30.6	What's on your list for next?
0:32.0	On my list.
0:32.9	Well, I've got the Ferrari drive sound full stop wankers.
0:36.0	The Danes win the food world cup.
0:37.4	I've got Eugenie's two-year-old's going to be an activist.
0:39.6	I've got the French ski striker.
0:40.8	I've got the Oscars who gives a shit about the Irish.
0:42.9	I've got the California massacres.
0:44.2	We're going to L.A. What do we tell the kids?
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0:47.9	because he likes macaroni cheese and afternoon naps.
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