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And just chatting about the sport we love and during the rugby World Cup

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And again, I'm not it's nothing like the commitment you showed last week when you got straight off a plane after a

Boosie weekend in Malaga and got straight on the podcast, but I did show some a level of commitment because a few hours ago

I was in the Tottenham stadium and after the game all of the people I worked with were in the Beaver Town pub just across the road from the stadium.

There was Pat Lamb. Oh love. Yeah, yeah, no, no, which is also a great beaver town drink. Got a lot of time time for him Tom Shanklin.

And that's yeah, and then all of the barbarians and and New Zealand team are the barbarians. They were going to go and get on me on it for the next three days.

Yeah, or maybe five days or seven days however long they're together. So I swore I've done all of that.

I want to come hang out with you guys. I wouldn't have done that. I would still be there. If I had the chance to still be there drinking, I'd still be there.

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