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Oh, yes.

The Bert Show. Way better than Emily in Paris.

It's Abby in London, right?

We're not going to bother recapping why she was there, the date, it would take too long so you're gonna have to listen to

the podcast all right so take us from where you left us last segment okay so I

just left off me and him are sitting at this pub this we're calling him London boy me and London boy are sitting at this pub I'm having a glass of Pinot Noir he's having a Guinness and we're both you know talking about each other's lives over a plate of fries or as crisps as they say in in their country it was

funny because I was he was like oh can I get you some crisps as we're sitting there

and I'm like which one is that is that chips is that fries and I'm like

fries question mark and he goes no they're crisp that chips is that fries? And I'm like, fries?

And he goes, no, they're crisps.

And then he brought back both chips and fries

when he came back.

So now we're sitting there and we're talking about just,

you know, everything.

I'm really getting to know this guy guy and we just have we have really good

banter like we're both what I really like about him is that a lot of the problems I've had with guys

is that sometimes I feel like I can walk over them a

little bit because I do have kind of an aggressive personality and so for the

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