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Hello,

I hope you are good, despite the fact that it is

so cold and, I just sound like Trump there, it's so cold, it's so cloudy, I blame Biden.

It's just cold. I haven't seen the sun for a few days. I mean, is this a thing about getting

older where you just kind of commentate on the weather, but it is, it's been a bad little run, isn't it? I even considered microdosing LSD just to get some color, just to get some color in my line of vision. But it's just me, by the way, this week. We had the unfortunate last minute pull out for understandable reasons. So it's just us catching up. But you know what?

We've got a lot to catch up on.

We've got a lot to catch up on.

Last week was a personal roller coaster for me.

I started off the week after that article in the Times as a right wing tosser.

I had a lot of criticism as a right wing tosser.

But then I did the news quiz and there was something I said about Farage that was made into a clip that sort of went semi-viral. And then I was a left-wing tosser. And it was quite funny to see that there are, you know, people say that I go on about my politics too much. You wouldn't believe how many people were saying, who is this fucking lefty woke wanker

because that is what that is what it takes to be woke now is having a single criticism

of Nigel Farage but look I'm enjoying it at the moment like I said I'm going for everybody

right now if I have a criticism or an idea or I think of something funny about a politician

I'm going to say it I am going to say it I wish there was more to say about the Tories at the moment. The sad thing is the worst thing I can say about the Tories is that there's not much to say. But I have noticed an interesting little thing going on with some reform supporters. And I accept that the online world isn't the real world. You know, Twitter wasn't Britain. X isn't Britain. But reformers are kind of like, you know, they're doing great in the polls.

You know, they're very understandably, a bullion about that, talking about being the next government.

Get used to it. We're going to win. Then the moment you scrutinize anything, they're just like,

we're just little, it called reform. Why are you talking about us? We're not even in government. We're just like, hang a set, lads. You can't have it both ways. If you're certain that you're going to be in government, then you better get used to the scrutiny. And if that scrutiny, if you get triggered by somebody just pointing out a single thing about your leader.

Well, the point of what I made on news quiz was that Farage is brilliant at speaking, right?

Much better than any of the other leaders.

But also that he's generally very good at telling you what's wrong and just telling you loads of words for what's wrong.

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