So I'll tell you what I want to ask you out. Talk to me about Vindaloo. It looks great.

It looks like you had great fun. I was jealous because I'm here. I was like, I want it

to be there. Yeah, no, Vindaloo too. It was just an idea that I got up one morning and

it had been pissing rain in Norway. Do you know what you just think? And on the news,

you turn it on. It's cold with this and bad news that. And I just thought we need something.

We need something to just, so much to look forward to, so much to raise the spirits of

people. And, and I thought, well, you're also around the corner. And I'm not even, no

one was even talking about it. And usually there's a, there's a bit of a rumble. There's

a build of his excitement. And there was nothing. And I thought, do you know, an ugly thing

song in a thought of Vindaloo was one of my favourite England songs, if not the favourite,

just because it was my, yeah, my, it's just fun. And it's, it's, you know, it's fan-based.

It's for the fans. And, and it's just a bit more free. And I thought, why don't we just

redo Vindaloo? So I thought I'll get on the phone and bring it and see if this is possible.

If we could redo Vindaloo and donate the money to a charity like NHS Charities and, you

know, so it's positive, positive, positive. And it's a bit of a celebration. Bring people

together, shoot the video, people coming together, smiles on faces. So started the ball rolling.

And it just took off. I mean, I've been people, a phone paddy McGinnis was on the first

people I've called and I said, listen, I'm thinking of doing this idea. I want to bring

back Vindaloo was song for the Yoros for England, but dedicated to a charity. And he was saying,

yeah, the NHS weren't yet, NHS, and raise money, but bring people together, celebrate

the ease of lockdown. Say thank you to our nurses and our front-line staff, but also

get behind England and create a bit of a buzz and it was like, love it. I said, can you

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