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Henry, yes. Should we start by talking about the the elephant's cataract in the room?

Yeah, your face looks like it's been completely margarine.

I am suffering from heavy, heavy visual grease again. It's come back.

I can see clearly from the video screen that Zoom is presenting of me, of what looks like me,

but just sort of swamped in oil. It looks like a heavy sort of heavy fish oil, I'd say,

a kind of omega-rich sort of possibly a mackerel oil, I'd say.

Oh, brilliant in the diet. Let's go on a Zoom call.

Yeah. You look like a bit in a movie where someone who's been trapped in an alternative dimension

is trying to get through but can't quite. And he's trying to tell our hero what they need to do,

screaming their way out of the netherworld.

Yes. Sorry about that. This has happened before, hasn't it?

I want some, every couple of years or so, I'll try to go viral with the tweet.

And a couple of years ago, I just said a photo of lots of cutlery. It was on Christmas day.

Because you saw there was a gap in the market. You thought what are people not tweeting about?

Exactly. You've got to look for the gaps, Mike. So I tweeted a photo of lots of cutlery.

No, just it was amazingly amount of cutlery. I'd produced, not produced, but had,

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