This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Good morning. It's three minutes after ten, and I think we're going to have a Brexit phone in.

Do you remember when we had them every day? Do you remember?

I don't think we can look back on them as the good old days, can we? But they, we certainly felt like a bit of an oasis among the British media, even sadly on this radio station at the time. It was a little

oasis of facts and evidence when so much emotion and feeling was running high.

And I don't know, it might be a day for Keith to get the tin out.

I went through a period of putting a pound in a tin every time I uttered the words I told you so.

But I've had to extinguish that project on the grounds of nearing bankruptcy as a result of having.

It didn't take particular intelligence or understanding to

predict exactly what was going to happen. It just took really paying attention, you know,

being a third country, not being in the single market anymore, abolishing freedom of movement.

I was talking about it the other day and it is still the it's still the gym membership

that is still the best way to explain it

I was talking to Mark Steele about it the comedian

for his podcast I think it comes out

tomorrow in the highly unlikely event

that you miss me over the course of the weekend

and 16 hours a week of my company isn't enough

including the full disclosure podcast

of course in that figure but there's still no better description of it, is there, than leaving the gym,

but somehow thinking you'd be able to pop back and use the treadmill or have a shower whenever you wanted.

So you're no longer paying your membership fees, but you'd somehow still be able to avail yourself of many of the benefits of

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