Hello and I am joined by Professor Ed Dutton. How are you sir?

I'm okay, yes, I've been enjoying the sites of Swindon.

For your sins. For my, yeah, I've, was, it's mainly been building works and noise and there's

weather spoons and I, these, something like I like, and I had, I had breakfast there. Was it the it the sedan there's more than one where

I think was the sedan yeah the bacon sandwich and a lato yeah that's my experience

so far nice it will probably go downhill from there. I've got a different

Well, it is ramen down. So the baker's, I felt a bit bad about the bacon sandwich.

But I... As you well, shit. I did. What I want to k kappa I am, but I rose above it and I in any

very English way and had a bacon sandwich. I wonder if we could just talk a little

bit all about you and your channel and your

writing and your thoughts and feelings and all sorts of things would that is that

yeah yeah I know I not as much about the feelings I guess but but yeah

okay sure whatever whatever you want your views and so to start with a bit of your early life

what school did you go to did you go to a very prestigious

I don't know why I imagine you did I don't't the accent is is from it's from my dad and he

used to he used to talk in a posh way and his background was like his father went to public

school and and then he went to grammar school

and as it's become less socially acceptable to be posh and more socially acceptable to have a regional accent

then he's kind of gradually let the Birmingham in him rise up.

But prior to that happening, I was I learned to speak like this.

And I guess I'm too autistic to have imbibed the local accent.

There is actually research on that.

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