Yo, what do you want, beak or jaws, feathers or fur, sharp teeth or feet with claws,

whatever's preferred.

They'll grant you all last request to steady your nerves, then podcast the body parts get severed and served.

Bring your weak shit where the wall for now, la.

That ain't just a mistake, that's an awful howler.

Both of them are known to pull up at your shows. Have the crowd witnessing a murder like they rolled in with a gang of crows. Fuck their censorship. Let them see the whole thing. They stay dressed to kill. Never sheep's clothing. Dark enough to turn the sun to the moon. You'll see nothing. All your hear's a huffer puff and the... Expect killings. Red spilling flesh ripping impressive in it, the death bringing his head spinning Just kidding every word in his song's about two grown men dressed up as a bird and a dog Bada, bao bough, bough, bough, bougham, bau, bau bauvap bau bau-pawpaw pavop bow bow. Welcome to the Wolf and Our podcast Inside the Place. I actually was watching this thing of Scott Mills. Radio 2 paced his little clips. And he does like little vocal warm-up so that he doesn't stumble on his words when he starts to the radio show. Really? Metham McConaug does that. Yeah, he'll go like squirrel, squirrel, squirrel, squirrel, squirrel, octopus.

Octopus, squid, squirrel, squirrel, octopus.

Squid octopus, squid octopus, squid octopus, squid octopus. Squid octopus, squid octopus. Oh, it's quite good. Actually, maybe we're right. How are you? They do this, don't they? Yeah, yeah, yeah. McConaughey does a whole thing where he makes his mouth elastic. A, B, say, day, A, J.

What you realize

How much prep? a whole thing where he makes his mouth elastic A, B, C, D,

F, J, what you realize how much prep people do when they go into these breathing exercises and shit like that when they move into like any kind of performance. When you hear singers, that's where you really know what's up, right? Well, I do. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Don't start making it out like, I don't know what you do, but I actually do a bit of prep before I go on stage to do stand up. What do you mean prep? What do you do? Like, I do warm-ups. well first i i want to be like mentally sharp so the one of the things i do is i read this i read

somebody else does this and i've nicked it. But like, for example, you imagine the number zero in your head. And then you run that like a counter up to 100 as quick as you possibly can, sort of while counting. Then you think of like 10. What? Do you mean you just count 100 really quickly?

Yeah, but you have to vision. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 19, 20. Oh, you visualise the numbers? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't, please don't, you're sort of counting up there, like you think that's a flex, what you're doing. but that is what you do

and then the other thing is you think of

ten boys' names and ten girls' names

you try not to think that is that is what you do. And then the other thing is you think of 10

boys names and 10 girls names. You try not to think of ones that you've thought of before.

That's quite tricky. But like who, which ones would be the best matched up? No. No. No. No.

Well, you just think of 10 boys' names and 10 girls names and 10 girls like you don't think like

Sandra, Bill, Alice, Trevor,

Mark, Lucy, Sarah, Clive, like that. I don't know what you're doing that's did this. No, no, no. So I'm thinking, okay, Sarah, great link with Clive. You can, Romish, Lisa. Well, I mean, then you're just naming couples you know, aren't you? That's not as much of a mental exercise.

No, no.

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