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You get lots of lovely benefits and extras. It's nice. Alright, we'll be. I'm just watching my daughter play football while we're doing this one.

I hope that's alright. Thanks, everyone. It's come to the tour so far. It's been absolutely fantastic. We did an extra Winchester and Bath this weekend and they were all lovely brilliant podcasts coming up for you.

Now, this week I am heading to Belfast on Friday. There are still about 50 tickets left Belfast. It probably won't sell out, but it could do if you get down there now.

We've got Lisa McGee and Shane Todd on for that one and that's going to be a lot of fun.

And then we've got Newcastle coming up the next weekend of the Sunday with Lauren Patterson in the afternoon, very nearly sold out and Jason Cook in the evening.

And lots of great gigs in London. The first one on the 9th of October, Steve Pemberton and Lou Sanders.

Then the week after that, we've got Simon Farnaby. The week after that, we've got Tim Keat and Devina McCall.

The week after that, we've got Joe Wilkinson and to be announced. And the last week we have Ross Noble, those are the London ones before Christmas.

Adam Buckston in March. Pretty much sold out, but if you had your name to the waiting list, you might manage to get a ticket.

Anyway, Richard Herring.com slash Rallester Perk for all your ticket leads. Do buy your tickets. It really is a lot of fun.

It really makes the show better if you come along, but all these podcasts will be released on the podcast feed.

Tell your friends about the podcast, tell your friends about the tour. And now, listen to your lovely podcast.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Leicester Square Theatre. Please welcome a man who's trying to save the world, but the world isn't trying to save him. It's Richard Herring!

Thank you very much. Oh, no, look, what a disaster. How professional. Welcome, my fine friends, to the Leicester Square Theatre and Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast.

I was talking to some people on Twitter the other day, which at the moment is still an ongoing thing, but at the time this goes out, I'm pretty sure, will be a retro.

So, that'll be a very retro reference. People go, oh, you remember that? It's about a couple of months away to broadcast, so I think it'll be dead by them.

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