I come back to this every time, but it always strikes me. It's the fact that this like

these scandals that are sort of rocking the government, right?

And again, I don't, I think you're an idiot if you make predictions.

I don't know if it's going to bring it down or it's just going to make it hard, whatever.

But the fact that it's like constantly rocking the government.

But over like a meal deal is just, it is, it is catnip to me.

Asking Boris Johnson at PMQs if he did or did not enjoy a fisherman's friend.

Do you, do you get, at long last, sir, did you get normal crisps?

Did you get ready, salted?

We should be able to rate the Prime Minister's meal deal.

What did he have?

That's right.

That's right. Did he have the goat meal deal, which includes a Lucasade original and peppermint, a fisherman's friend? This was the reward. Was like...

Yeah, all for this. It was all in pursuit of the meal deal. And Homs Among Us has not been led

astray by the promise of an original

Lucasade. Yeah, I'll tell you this. Starmer would not have brought in M&S picnic food.

He would have stuck to the mainline supermarkets, and he would have said, if we, if there are

seven of us, we can have five meal deals, everyone gets a sandwich in a bit, and we share the crisps.

Yes.

And I have some cups.

No one should be buying crisps that other people won't want to share.

Don't think that's a tactic to get your crust to yourself.

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