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So I went to a recording of Antiques Roachow on Sunday, beautiful day, very English thing to do.

And can I, I don't, what I'm about to say, I've said this before about things, I don't mean it to make light right, but there was no security check there.

I really thought there'd be at least a bit of a bag search going on. There was nothing, right?

And it's all crammed in. You've got like the main area where they do the big reveals

and where Fiona Bruce does her links and things.

Then you've got these little tables all set up with glassware, jewelry, furniture,

all of this and then huge cues and the experts are there.

But the experts at the little tables aren't being, they're not being filmed, right?

You only get taken away and filmed if it's a big big thing you get taken to the main arena

But everything's cramped in and there were a few thousand people there and I did think right

It's the most English thing in the world It's the most English thing in the world.

It's the BBC and there's no security.

Kind of thing, I mean if you wanted to create a big stir as a terrorist that would be the place to go and also I don't feel particularly bad about saying it because I know that the sun today have given instructions to ISIS on how to go and attack the new

RAF jets. They've pointed out exactly where they're kept and exactly where there's like a really small rickety fence that you could climb over.

So me saying, you know ISIS could easily infiltrate an antiques road trip.

As of what I don't think ISIS is going to be listening to this and going,

hey, that guy's got an idea.

But that was very funny.

But so we went to some of the places.

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