It's funny that sometimes, isn't it? We'll be in the car. I think, I wish we were recording this. We've got to save this. Or we'll start talking and we go, save it, save it, save it, don't say it. And then we forget about it. What are we talking about in the car? But I just want to let you know that I'm Davina McCall. I've changed what I do. Oh, what are you now? Okay. Hi, I'm Davina McCall and I'm an amplifier.

Are you? Yeah. I can hear you. Can you hear me? I can hear me. That's going to be my strap line. Can you hear me? Hi, I'm Davina and I'm an amplifier. Can you hear me? Very good. That's great. I did that. I came up with that. You did?

It was all entirely my idea. Yes. It wasn't. Half yours. And I'm Michael Douglas, the celebrity

hairdresser. And this is Making the Cook podcast. Can I just add something to that? Yes, of course.

Sorry, this is not going well as an intro, but I feel like you always say that you're a celebrity

hairdresser but you are a CEO I am a CEO I'm an entrepreneur you're an entrepreneur

are you embarrassed about saying that yes I mean I don't really know it just sounds like such a

wanky thing to say I do know like it's so vague as well vague as well. If I said to, like, I met someone recently, you know this guy as well.

and I said, oh, so what do you do?

And you said, oh, I'm a tech entrepreneur.

And I thought, oh, that's the worst fucking thing you could say to me.

Like, it tells me nothing about you.

Like, shall I ask that question again?

What do you actually do?

It's so vague and foggy. Well, why don't you say I'm a celebrity hairdresser and I have a business making hair tools? Yeah, I should probably say that. What I like, really, is a hairstylist. I'm a hairstylist. Okay, what do you say? I don't like a celebrity bit. Why don't you say I'm a hairstylist and I'm a hairstylist. Okay, what don't you say?

Why don't you say I'm a hairstylist and I make hair tools? Yeah. Hi, I'm Michael Douglas. I'm a hairstylist and I'm the CEO of a company that makes hair tools. And this is Making the Cook Podcast, the TripAdvisor for your life. Boom. Well, that went smoothly. It's quite a good, isn't it? Quite a good broadcaster when I get going.

But I like that.

I like your life. Boom. Well, that went smoothly. It's quite a good, wasn't it? Quite a good broadcaster when I get going.

But I like that. I like your one and I like mine. I'm an amplifier. Can you hear me? Yeah. That's great. Very good. We've had lots of good feedback from last week's podcast. It was a very good one last week. Yes, we haven't done a video for it yet to amplify it, so we need to do that.

Let's do the amplifying very good one last week. Yes, we haven't done a video for it yet to amplify it. So we need to do that. Let's do the amplifying video of straight after that and then do this week straight after. I'm going to change top. Should we put on different clothes? Yes. So we can fool people into thinking we do that. No, well then, so it looks like we've made an effort. Okay. We've been an effort. Yeah. You'll be pleased about that, won't you people? You'll also be pleased that Michael has nothing to eat anywhere near him. Yeah, I don't.

In fact, I. You'd be pleased about that, won't you people? You'll also be pleased that Michael has nothing to eat anywhere near him. Yeah, I don't. In fact, I've been a bit ill this weekend. It's been, not a bit. We were in hospital. Yeah, well, yes, we were. I woke up Saturday morning and I slightly passed out and then had a difficult time in the laboratory. Not slightly broke our loose seat. That's how badly you passed out. I've got to just apologise as well. I'd like to apologise now in front of all of our listeners. Sorry for not waking up. I mean, you passed out so badly. You broke the loose seat. Yeah. You were on the floor. I didn't hear any of it. And then you so sweetly, you were very ill.

I'd have woken you up and just gone, please look after me. Yeah, yes. And you didn't do any of that. You just came back to bed and went back to sleep. I did, I did. I just wanted to sleep it off and see if it would go away by the morning. Anyway, it didn't. We'd had a letter from Chester School about Strepe going around. And I had some of the symptoms.

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