What's upset you now?

I just assume that I'm going to be in

and every day that I'm not is a bonus.

That's how I'm operating at the moment.

I said this about, also, I think there's

something about winter that just, it just winter means being ill. Well, this I didn't, that's what

winter is. I didn't realize this until the other day. I kind of had a bit of a light bulb moment.

The two problem months are November and February.

They're the bad months.

I think January has been billed as a bad month for so long

that there's kind of measures have been put in place

so that it's not a bad month anymore.

So like sales, like January sales, stuff like that,

people go on holiday, you know, whatever, there's little incentives and like, oh,

and I think the fact that they, statistically speaking, this is the most depressing day of the year

and all of that, but it's been given a thing, whereas I think

sort of November and February are like the silent killers.

October has a magical quality. It has that sort of beginning of autumn, you know, the

colours, nice colours. You're still getting those crisp sunny days. November's just shit.

Well, do you know what?

I completely agree with you.

I think you're right.

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