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I'm joined once again by Jack Howard.

Jack, we are upstairs at the Sun Pub.

Once again.

In the heart of London's showbiz West End.

Here to discuss what?

We're going to be talking about one battle after another, or as Mark

calls it, the wombat laughter film. So Mark and I were lucky enough to go to the premiere of

one battle after another. We were. And before we went to the premiere, we met in Soho and we, neither of us had had dinner.

No, that's right.

And the way you said this made me laugh at the time and I didn't make a big deal out of it when we were together.

You went, do you want to go and get some, I know a decent little sushi place around the corner.

Yeah.

And I was like, oh, Mark knows where around Soho. We're going to go to this little indie sushi place. And we turned up and it was Itsu. Yeah. You pitched it. It was like, I know this nice little sushi place around the corner. It's a nice little sushi place. Yeah, I don't disagree. And it was around the corner.

You just say, do you want to go to It's her and get some sushi quickly? Because I didn't know what it was called. I don't know what the brand name is. It's like going, I know this nice little burger place. McDonald's. Ha, ha, ha, ha. It was just one. No, but I'm sorry. It was, we needed to be, we need to eat, we need to eat quickly, we need to eat food that was stuff that we can both eat.

No problem there whatsoever. But I'm sorry. It was, we needed to be, we need to eat, we need to eat quickly.

We need to eat food that was stuff that we can both eat.

No problem there whatsoever.

It's the phrasing that's the issue. I didn't know it was called Ittsu. I don't ever say let's go to Itsu because I don't know the name. It's half decent, this half decent sushi place. So from now on, if you have a Rhinitsu,

you'd just be like,

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