Here we go. Hello everybody and welcome to the Flatters and Shankers podcast. I am Flatters.

I'm only my name's only first because it's alphabetical. It's nothing to do with egos.

And he is. So everything to do with egos. Shankers. Shankers. Yeah, but it's because you've

got so many caps. It's like I feel like a bit like of an imposter. I got imposter syndrome. So I'd

like to put it first like, I think some of the Lawrence Delalli, I make sure my name goes first on

the list. But it's sort of like rugby days are gone now, mate. You've got to make it in the real world.

Yeah, rugby's the thing in the past world. Yeah. Part of the real world. Yeah. I don't think we

quite live in the real world or the frontline, but I've just watched the birthday of Montelli with

me mate, John, we make Johns house and we had a glass of rosé, some sausages actually from

field and flour. He bought them independently, but did not buy our barbecue box, which I find

out. And a glass of rosé followed by coffee. So is that the real world? I don't know. Yeah. Yeah.

You always bang holiday in it. Do you do what you want on a bank holiday?

Bank holiday in it. Well, within reason, within social distancing. How have you been anyway?

Don't ask me. I'm fine. Don't ask me if I've been to the gym today. Don't.

Hope you had a double session of you. What?

Leg day. As my friend, as my friend, Georgia said her son, Isaac, keeps saying it's leg day.

And she said, isn't every day leg day? Like you walk around on them. Is that not enough?

I said, no, mate. I was blimming. It was squat one way ticket to Squatsville, Tennessee.

Squats rights this morning. You've done double weights today.

No, they're just one. Ah.

Yeah.

Yeah, still get away sticks. My row was still, that could make my row was still

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