My childhood in a nutshell, well it all started in Northampton in the 80s.

I didn't even know I was in the closet but I did find George Mikel in there.

My dad was the manager of the local football club,

but the only thing I was tackling was a good act of a Christie.

I don't know why I'm telling you about it.

They've only gone and turned it into a serious,

so do yourself a favour and watch my awkward years in glorious technicolor,

changing in strain-free on ITVX. Comedy is back in the building.

This show may contain words that would offend the sensibility of certain habituaries of monasteries.

It's Monday, October 22, 2018 from Slated the Gest I'm Mike Pasca.

It's what, 14 days until the election?

And you know what that means.

There are the polls, there are the forecasts, there is the data.

But now we're feeling the emotion.

With emotion comes nerves.

And therefore it is high time and prime season for bullshit political anecdotes.

Bullshit political anecdotes are empowered.

When a vote is near and hopes are high and so is fear,

the reptilian brain override sense and we get statements like this,

unmute the press.

Anger is the number one issue on both sides.

And with Donald Trump, and I will say this,

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