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A doncio, a doncio, welcome to We Have Ways of making you Palais with me, Almarie James Holland

and we're starting with a French theme because we're going to have hot chocolate for breakfast and croissant

Absolutely, and a kiraoial to study the nerve, which we'll get to in a bit.

War on that later.

Anyway, how are you?

Yeah, yeah, fine. Yes, I'm a bit sort of teaged.

Well, you know what, this play, the Crown Jules, it's true, I'm really enjoying myself doing it.

But goodness me, it's hard work.

I know people go through actors complaining about what hard work is.

But we're on our feet all day every day and you're thinking, do I know my next line?

Where does it come in?

Oh, shit.

And in fact, and obviously we're meant to come out the other side of that where it's just, it just happens.

Like driving a car after a year.

Yeah.

You indicate because you just do.

Yeah, exactly.

All that, all that stuff.

But we'll get there.

But I'm, I'm in a little fried because the thing with the, but do I, I don't want to do the whole act as the heart,

it worked hardest, you know, the hardest work as an whole world thing.

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