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From the Embassy Roe Studios in the Crab, part of Soho, it's the Men in Blazers podcast, Roj.

We survived. We did survive. We survived Jonas. The second biggest snow storm in New York City history.

Oh, I felt big. Can't believe there was one bigger than that. There was only football and a creative Guinness. I got me through it, David.

Oh, James Bond. I went and found a whole James Bond movie marathon. You tried.

You tried. Yeah, my son George kept on getting his name wrong, kept on calling him Joe Boston.

I'm now writing a series of children's books about a Boston based spike or Joe Boston because I think it can be very successful.

We only name is Boston Joe Boston. We don't agree on this, but if I was going to watch a James Bond marathon, it would begin and end with the Uvert of Rod Jumeau.

Yeah, but no, we're starting. We're going the other way. We started with Spectre. And then we're working backwards.

We're working. We're working backwards. All the struggling crap. I love until the end to Rod Jumeau. It's a great way to introduce my children to the real concept of Britishness.

Oh, the complete fake sense of Britishness. Tom's Bond movies. Ten Rodgers of all time. That was a good one. He took that role.

Yeah. You just like with Sarah Alex Ferguson with United, he took it to its highest point and it could only be the Moise of Dalton and then the vanguard of Daniel Craig.

Maybe live and let die. I love that movie. I don't know what the snow.

You don't have to snow. Was it the wrong kind of snow? You were a snow person. I enjoy snow. I see. I remember it doesn't snow a lot in London.

Not like it does up north. I imagine it's white on the ground up in Liverpool from the beginning of November until the end of May.

But down in the south of England, Rod, didn't snow a lot when I was a kid. So when it did snow, it's very exciting.

And I used to go off on ski trips to Italy and Austria and Switzerland when I was a kid. I've always loved the snow.

I love it. And I'm not a fan of cold and wet. Not a fan of wet. I don't love swimming pools.

I think a result I've always believed of going up in Liverpool. City on the river headed out to the ocean. So chemical filled that you'd walk alongside it and just see dead sheep bobbing up and down.

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