It's 6.27 p.m.

And welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

Blue and yellow till we die.

I'm Ian Tiny Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

So there we go. Sorry, now we both decided to we go.

That was, sorry, now we both decided to quickly go,

either grab refreshments or other things before we started.

So we made it.

We made it back to the microphones in time.

We did just in the nick of time.

Excellent.

So how goes it, Lizard Brethren? Welcome to the, uh,

yes. Welcome to the, uh, the world of gates. Yes. So, um, I went for my first, uh,

jab yesterday. So, um, I had my first vaccine. Fantastic experience, military precision,

queuing up in the, in the car park, car park in Kingston Crescent, and then literally

kind of in the door and out again in between time, rolling up a sleeve and being jabbed

in the arm. So yeah, absolutely brilliant. My thanks. It actually, it was almost a bit tearful

for me. I kind of, I was all that kind of,

I don't know, very kind of active Britishness. Oh, no. Thank you so much. But yeah, it does.

And thank you to everybody involved for making that a reality. It's a really good sign, a really,

really good sign. Yeah, incredible, isn't it? This weekend, we've all, half the adults in the UK have now had their first

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