What's upset you now?

There lots and lots of things annoying me.

I don't mean to set out in the day, you know, to get annoyed.

I'd like a day where I wasn't annoyed.

But it just doesn't happen. Like, get up and I think, right, I'm going to go for a walk.

And I go for a walk. And the thing about like, when I lived in London, it was great. Because if

no one, no one kind of gives you eye contact.

You just get on with your stuff.

It's dead easy. Yes. But I've moved out a little bit now. And everyone's. People talk about that as a negative, don't know. You saw that as a positive. Yeah. Yeah, you get on with your, absolutely. You get on with your life. You get on with your life. Now, I don't, I like a community more than you can sometimes have in London.

I do like that. But then you flip to that thing of, as you just said, you can get on with stuff and it doesn't matter. But because you, people are so, they're just different. And so I'll be walking and a runner will come past me.

Now in London, a runner comes past you. You're the one who has to move out the way. And nobody looks at you. And it's absolutely fine that you carry on walking. They come in, they're running past you. It's absolutely fine. But here, runners, and you can sometimes be on a little path. you know, lots of trees and you squashed and they go, oh, thank you for moving. And they breathe on you. And like, I find that really irritating. They're sweating. You know, and they're breathing on you. And I think I've got even worse since lockdown about germs. And I don't breathe on me. It's very polite and everything. but you don't need to stop and say thank you.

All I did was move a few leaves to the left.

You don't need to stop and go, thank you.

And then breathe on me.

I think that is a first with someone getting annoyed at someone saying thank you for getting out.

Yes. Step aside. Thank you. What do you mean fucking thank you? Look out of the way.

Step aside, thank you.

What do you mean fucking thank you? Look, all I've done is move of foot. But it's still, it's the breathing on you. Like, because I'll say something else about people that matters in a minute, but I don't mind, actually. It's just the fact that they don't need to. Because what they're doing when they're saying, thank you. If you just say, thank you when you're breathing like that, you're breathing over somebody.

And I just think just no. to because what they're doing when they're saying thank you. If you just say, thank you when you're breathing like that,

you're breathing over somebody.

And I just think, just no, carry on running.

Just carry on running.

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