What most people

Hello.

What most people think.

There's a lot to what most We've also had a Keir Stama's New Year interview to inspire and motivate, there you go, that's the earliest, earliest appearance of the impression of Keir Stama this year. And it's a good point to bring in Alan Cochran. We were just speculating how long it would take me to shamelessly bring out my Keir Starm and there it was within 30 seconds. It wasn't very long, actually, was it? Too short in some ways. I've been listening to a few of those, watching a few of those old Adam Curtis, BBC documentary things. Have you seen those? He's got an element of the Kea Stama about his voice.

So he's kind of up here like it's the same.

There's just a slightly restraint,

as though talking itself is something that you're not naturally disposed to.

It's very, very English, isn't it?

Like, a Scottish person never would use that register or even a Welsh.

It's like the words occur in your stomach and then something,

some sort of self-doubt or regret or guilt,

sort of strangulates it in the throat and then only just a small amount of air gets out.

But we'll definitely talk about Keir as the show goes on.

You think?

Well, he's a big year for the beguide, big year for the fella.

But the big question as we start the year, I think, is Alan, when did your tree come down?

Has it come down? No, it's down already. I think it's something like January the 1st.

My wife is not one of those that says, oh, we must wait until what's the tradition is it the

fifth or the third i think it's today i think it's today yeah the feast of fools the epiphany

something like that yeah i mean she does not play by those rules there's a point where she just

gets sick of looking at the thing and it's gone there's definitely a one-night stand element isn't

there right to a tree that occurs over or maybe a holiday romance that they just comes upon It's gone. There's definitely a one-night stand element, isn't there?

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