Hello and welcome to the Raw Review on Michael Sirdwick, joined by fellow

dadly boy Michael Hamflit in the absence of Adam Wilburne, whose broke is

little foot. And this is the Raw Review. But before we get into it, if you're a

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wrestle culture. He's not broken his foot, but he's sprained it and it's doubled

in size and the obviously can't drive into work because it would hurt him.

It's got like a leg as big in the square as my head, isn't it? Yeah, it's like,

it's one straight line like an elephant's foot, and then it's like right down

to his actual foot. It's grotesque. It's grotesque. He's, but he loves this man.

Like, remember in the old office, he's got an NHS medical boot, a very serious

piece of equipment, which being Wilburne, he turns into like, it's character for

the day, a boot guy, and he gets it over. There's a trick with Adam Wilburne, where

he'll tell you a bad joke, and then he'll like wink at you or something, and

it's all right. That's funny. You just winking is funny. He walks in the office.

It's raining and he looks at you with a grin and a wink and says, oh, something's

here. And it has no right, does it? It has absolutely no right. Force of Wilburne.

Force of Wilburne is a real thing. What did you think of this show before we delve

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