It's the look of nature. Welcome to it. It's the spookiest look of nature before Halloween.

I'm Pete Donaldson. I'm joined by Spookmooer. How are you doing, Luke? You having a spooky summer?

I've never been called Spookmooer before. I'm doing alright. I wasn't given the advance brief that this was going to be a spooky show.

So I can't wait to see what you got planned. Oh, cobwebs. Cobwebs. I got a lot of flies amouse.

I've been cleaning your apology cab and you decided to make it a spooky special. Yes.

Yeah, I'm looking. There's been a dead spider in the top right-hand corner of my vision for about three weeks and I've not cleaned him up.

It should fly in your house. It's just me and the spider cobs really just hanging out really.

I said where'd you say it? Because I actually chucked out a spider corpse from the bedroom literally about an hour before you hang on it.

Spider cobs. It's got to be a death metal band called spider cobs, shouldn't they?

It should be. They should be playing on some unlovable stage at Glacemate the Weekend. Luke, do you see?

Speaking of edge producer Rory came back from Glacemate. It seems alright. It seems quite together.

There's something lovely about that kind of post festival sleep that you do and it's the same kind of post festival sleep that you do.

Post holiday or post sort of getting off a plane that's really. I'm just supposed to be relaxed after you've been on holiday.

Well, I mean travel is just such an exhausting endeavour. Yeah, especially if you go to the US and you fly back over night and it's like, you know.

And you always think it's going to take like eight hours, but it always takes five hours, so which means you've only had three hours sleep.

It's awful. It's not come from. Well, you know, the plane coming back from America is always quicker than you think.

And then you're like, oh, I was planning on getting six hours, but instead I got three.

And what I've noticed is that the quicker the flight back, the bumpier it is.

Yeah, a lot more wind and also they usually arrive at about six o'clock in the morning.

But then they just do circles for ages because they can't land into last six or something in Heathrow.

So that's not the reason, actually. The reason is that the pilot feels like it's a bit boring.

Yeah, he's not at his, he's not at his, he needs to get his flight hours up. So he decides to just do some loops.

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