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What are you laughing at?
Happy Passover.
Happy Passover?
It is Passover.
Passover.
Pot.
Is it a weed celebration?
It's a pot festival, yeah.
Is it?
Yeah.
It's exactly two weeks before 420, so...
Passover the duchy.
Always Passover the duchy to the left,
because the right way is wrong.
Did you see Finge was smoking Marie Giovanni?
Who?
Paul McCartney, sir.
He's done drugs.
On camera.
A Beatle.
Yeah.
On camera.
Doing the devil's lettuce in 2023.
Brazenly.
No fucks given.
At 81 years old.
And then he jacked up.
Fuck off.
Yeah.
Had a big load of smack
on camera
on Ellen DeGeneres
on the Ellen show
he was like
if Lennon can do it
old fussage
how's it show cold
do you fancy me now
do you reckon he's banned
Joko since he's died
John
no there's bitterness
there isn't there
they had a hate fuck
do you reckon
John's banned Joko
oh Paul
Paul's gone
get it you girl
big hate fuck
oh I thought he said banned no he's banned no he's speculating with oh Paul Paul's gone gonna eat you girl big hate oh god I thought he said
banned
no he's
speculating with
a Paul McCartney
has ever gone to
Yoko
look
John's gone
shot on the back
of the head
how would you like
to have my shot
on the back of your head
back of the head
it was an execution
coward
chest wasn't it
it's mad that John Lennon
made it
it is
it's not class
but
it's was it Mark Chapman yeah it was Mark Chapman but he thought he was John Lennon made it, isn't it? It is, yeah. It's not class, but it's...
Was it Mark Chapman?
Yeah, it was.
Mark Chapman, but he thought he was John Lennon.
Then he got matched for the day, too.
Mad.
What a trajectory for him, though.
It's a gun redemption story, do you know what I mean?
Shows you can kill John Lennon,
stick it on the BBC.
He thought he was John Lennon, didn't he?
And he was like,
who's this competent to be John Lennon?
Yeah. That's why he killed him. Yeah, I knowennon, didn't he? And he was like, who's this competent to be John Lennon? Yeah.
That's why he killed him.
Yeah,
no,
but why didn't he shoot himself then?
What?
No,
he thought,
that's a good one.
No,
oh my God.
He was trying to kill John Lennon.
No,
he wasn't.
He was trying to kill the man
impersonating him,
John Lennon.
He's like,
I'm fucking John Lennon
and this guy is getting all my money
and he's shagging me wife.
I love a doppelganger, man.
Would you like a doppelganger?
A doppelganger?
Yeah.
We've all got one, surely.
Oh, yeah, that's science, isn't it?
Yeah.
Someone in science said everyone's got a doppelganger, man.
Didn't they?
Yeah.
Someone in science said everyone's got a doppelganger.
Brian Cox.
So technically, there's only four billion.
Everyone's got a doppelganger.
Look at this nebula.
There's only four billion people in's got a doppelganger. Look at this nebula. There's only 4 billion people
in the world.
Technically.
What?
No, a doppelganger's not
a clone, Jamie.
It's just someone
who looks a bit like you.
There's only 4 billion
original lucky people.
This is what the government's
saying.
There's 4 billion people, mate.
I know the score.
He's on the payroll.
This isn't me, mate.
This is my doppelganger.
Who's counting people, by the way?
Matt Chapman.
Yeah, who knows?
There's 8 billion people.
Is it 8 billion now?
Yeah, it's barely.
Do you reckon we're going to top out at 9?
That's going to be the peak,
and then it'll come down a bit.
Because people aren't fucking anymore.
No one's having babies.
That is true.
Women want to work instead of raise children
apparently
have you read Sapiens
it's a callback
from the
the chocolate dinosaur special
which is
out now
yeah
go and watch the chocolate dinosaur special
it's not on camera
but Elliot
Steel was having
like an existential
oh my god
crisis
proper kitchen chat conversation
at the bowling
it's like no if you think i've liked the universe what it's infinite but it's closing in he was
doing his ray winston impression when he was talking to jamie and me but the backdrop of
dan and elliot having a heart a heart to heart about the universe is I'd be cocked up
so we were being dead stupid
and they were like
guys come on
we're talking about the universe
is there anything more
have a word
than people trying to figure out
the secrets of the universe
while someone's got their cock out
it's a perfect backdrop
and then
I tried to join in the conversation
and I went
oh have you
that's so interesting
have you read Sapiens
they went no no I went oh that's so interesting have you read Sapiens they went
no no
I went
nah I mean
bear good points
I've read the blurb
it fucking looks
what is Sapiens
is it about the human race
about the homos
yeah the development
of
uh
Sapiens
like homo erectus
yeah
the others
uh
how we got you know all the social skills that we have.
We said today, I said, all of them would battle us.
They wouldn't though?
No.
Because we're the weakest maggots.
The fella who's loaded it.
Most of us, I agree, but the elite fighters of this world.
No, the biggest weapon thing.
The mind.
Marcus Rashford celebration
he is a weapon
just saying
do you reckon
Brock Lesnar
would bat a homo erectus
he would
it's not even a debate
we are better
in every way
and also you could
trick them
because they're all stupid
you just go
wah
wah
fuck off mate got your nose on got your nose smell now mate Fuck off, mate.
Got your nose on.
Got your nose.
Smell now, mate.
I think you could get Brock Lesnar with that though as well.
Just trip him up.
He's a daft twat, isn't he?
Are you drinking coffee to his throat?
Yeah, because I'm whitening my teeth.
I want to have straight white teeth, Jamie.
I'm making my moves on Hollywood Sunshine.
I want bent yellow ones, mate,
because I think they're going to make a comeback.
When were they ever popular?
The Victorian times.
I'm ahead of the curve, mate.
I'm ahead of the curve.
Does that give you straight white teeth?
No.
Coffee for a straw.
No, I've got...
Yeah, so here's what's happened. I've got an Invisalign brace, which I'm not wearing right this second. And. I've got... Yeah. So here's what's happened.
I've got an Invisalign brace,
which I'm not wearing right this second.
And then I've got whitening,
which goes into that
and whitens the front of your teeth.
And if you use a straw,
the coffee misses your teeth,
goes straight to your tongue
and the back of your neck
and doesn't darken your teeth.
Oh, so it's preventative.
Yes.
It doesn't help,
but it doesn't hinder.
No.
I haven't got teeth whitening in my coffee.
Okay. That's good to know. teeth whitening in my coffee. Okay.
That's good to know.
I use charcoal.
I subscribe to charcoal.
How much is that?
Eight quid a month,
but I've used it once,
and I can't.
Is this to do your teeth,
or to heat your house?
It's a cold winter, man.
Well, go to charcoal.com,
subscribe,
12 quid a month.
We'll send you a load of charcoal,
and you can cook your fucking dinner on it.
There you go, lad.
Jamie's eating it.
10% of the cold board, mate.
I'm getting sponsors.
Nah, charcoal,
because I'm bad at cancelling direct debits.
Same.
So I've got two Netflix still.
What?
I've got two Netflix.
Who has two Netflix?
Most people have like 0.3 Netflix.
I'm a giver, mate.
I'm the payer of Netflix.
And I've got it free with my Sky
so I've got free Netflix next fly
what?
I had one, my old email
jbob59
forgot my password
my first ever email
was scran underscore 178
so I loved
scran
but there's 177 others who also love Scran
that was me
MSN1
and then I went
nah come on lad
you're 15 now
you need to be mature
so I said
J Bob 59
pretended my middle name
was Robert
and it weren't
what's your middle name?
John
but you can't have
J John 59
can you?
no
that's fucking stupid
but I was into
Jay and Silent Bob
right back
oh are you saying
Jay Bob
yeah
J-A-Y
B-O-B
I thought you were
saying Jay Bod
like gay bod
oh no
I've got Jay Bod
Dad Bob
he's not homophobic
that's a slur
can I say that again
not on my watch sunshine
come on lad
it's Passover
I heard it
sorry
Passover is huge
have some weed
and calm down
um what's charcoal charcoal's like um what's charcoal it's like a toothbrush yeah no it's it's
it's dust yeah you put on your teeth and there's that new purple one oh yeah it feels too weird
though feels like you're having...
And I know the sensation of this.
It feels like you're eating gravel.
Yeah, I can't be putting charcoal on.
I can't even use Colgate.
I have to use Sensodyne.
I can't be going to fucking mud.
And I've had gravel.
Why?
I was made to.
Made to?
By bigger men.
Men?
Men?
This is as an adult
last week
eat the gravel Jamie
okay
just don't hit me
we had an all weather pitch
in high school
it was like shale
that sort of
yeah
like the undertones
of an astroturf
but harder
not rubbery
and it used to be used
as a pitch and toss
court
I don't know what you call it
jingles maybe jingles yeah so in high school court And it used to be used as a pitch and toss court. I don't know what you call it.
Jingles, maybe.
Jingles.
Yeah.
So in high school- Court?
A jingles court?
Yeah, because you start off on-
Is it in a wall?
Yeah.
It's the most northern thing I've ever heard.
No, because you scrape your leg, your foot,
and you create a little square pitch.
So there's like ins and outs.
And then there was 10ps, there was 10p's
and it went all the way up to the two quids.
Because you know, I'm a two quid, do you know what I mean?
I was fucking leavened.
And the cock of the year.
This is in school.
It's like the different tables at a casino.
£5 minimum bets, £2 minimum jingles here lad.
Get your 50p's away, you tight cunt.
Two quid or get out of me fucking shop.
That's the way you play, it's on the two quid ones.
It's fucking smart. Usually the £2 coin. It's on the two quid ones.
It's fucking smart.
Usually the two pound coin.
Yeah, two pound coin.
Fucking hell.
It was quids, wasn't it?
Quid was just a standard.
Quid, yeah.
Quid jingles.
We should have a game of jingles in the break.
But I was like fucking...
And then the cock of the year used to go around
and tax all the courts.
Like, oh, you owe me 50p.
You owe me a quid.
So you win like eight quid.
And then, you know, you give two to tax. And you're six quid so you win like eight quid and then you know
you give two to tax
and you're six quid up
where did you go to school?
that's wild
we had murderers
in our school
no one got taxed
it was
fucking Harlem
very sophisticated
system
wow
yeah it's class mate
how is he
how is he enforced on that?
is he on his own?
he's just the hardest kid in school isn't he? but it's it's all based on's he how's he enforced on that is he on his own he's just the
hardest kid in school
isn't he
but it's
it's all based on
reputation innit
if you said
we were enough
of confidence
I'm the cock
of the school
then you just
alright you're the
cock of the school
do you know what I mean
I think it all depends
on what you look like
yeah yeah yeah
if you're an absolute
fucking dweeb
who's really good
at every lesson
and then you're just like
I'm the cock of the school
I'm gonna be like
shut up when we had when you start in year 7 there's instant dweeb who's really good at every lesson and then he's like i'm the cock of the school
shut up when we had a when you start in year seven there's instant there's a just a two-week four of like the year eights battering you like a war and i got booted down the flight stairs by
mr mulligan first name redacted i thought you said a teacher then
First name we dacted.
I thought you said a teacher then.
Did you not mean a teacher?
No.
Where did you go to school?
Because we had different ties to indicate what year you're in. I know we had different ties for different houses.
Houses?
So we had Beed.
I was in Oswald.
Wait, how did you divide your year? Every school I've ever been aware of has houses. I was in I was in Oswald Oswald wait how did you divide your year
every school I've
ever been aware of
has houses
I was bead
no
we had like
farm
but
oh really
we had into farm
I was a vulture
yeah so that's
yeah that's your house
yeah but
it's only for PE
like the PE Olympics
vulture
vulture
yeah it was all
named after
what were the other ones
penguin
no it was all like birds. What were the other ones? Penguin?
No,
it was all like birds of prey.
Hawk,
eagle.
Eagle.
Badger.
Cougars.
Birds of prey.
Birds of prey.
And a cougar.
Right.
Yeah,
they're just all,
you know,
aggressive animals,
basically.
Were they given by the school?
Yeah,
yeah,
the other vultures.
So we had a good,
we had, you know,
really mixed bag of teams.
Because that's a good thing
within the form.
It's a level playing field.
Do you know what I mean?
Because you have some forms
where they have,
oh, fucking hell,
they've got Scott,
who played for United.
Do you know what I mean?
But we had-
He's back at school
after being released.
22 and all,
didn't he?
He's in the GCSEs.
We had X and Y.
Played? Yeah, so we had X and Y played yeah so we had X and Y
so X did French
and Y did Spanish
and never
never
I was in love
with an X girl
that was Y
never gonna happen
it's not the bloods
and the crips love
Ross Kemp on Gangs
doing a fucking episode
of Jamie's School
why'd you hate the X lot
they come over here
and they take our beards, mate.
They're coming trying to shag our women.
Speaking French from that lad.
Ross Kemp on bands.
What'd you say?
Ross Kemp on bands.
Oh, yeah.
It's quite good.
Yeah.
No, I don't think it was.
I think it was.
Yeah, I love school politics.
What was your kind of...
I can't imagine you in school. Are you exactly the same as you are now? Yeah, was your kind of... I can't imagine you in school.
Are you exactly the same as you are now?
Yeah, I was a piss can.
I can imagine you in school.
Yeah.
I was...
When did you start drinking?
What age?
Do you know what?
I did...
In year five, I had to move schools, primary schools.
My mum fell out with my gran over my dad's nose.
Okay.
You're going to have to just let me pause you a couple of times
when you tell these stories times when you tell these stories
because you tell these stories jamie both on podcasts and on stage and i feel like a lot of
your you've become a phenomenal comedian the last couple of times i've seen you've been genuinely
blown away but you do say things like that like they're just another thing to say like oh so i was
walking to the shop my mom fell out with me now over my dad's nose and then you don't ever mention it again and i feel like there's more meat on the bone that we need to pull apart so
before you carry on so we'll go back to the fact you move skills in year five what was it about
your dad's nose that upset your mum or your nan to make the other one what where was the disagreement
right so my gran was head dinner later yeah oh were you that kid yeah Don Mafioso mate
you had heavy shit
don't want to
yeah
but I was a fussy eater
went gran don't want any potatoes
no you went
you used to eat gravel
no I don't want gravel
no mash
what kind of fussy eater
like
look I don't like beans
but gravel
fucking load me up mate
chips and gravel
chips and gravel
bit of gravy on that
yeah so my grandma's
had dinner later
she didn't really
like me much
she's very
you know
all my kids are perfect
can we ask what her
first name was
June
yeah
proper tabard
you know what I mean
I can see her.
I can see her.
June,
she didn't like you.
No,
she didn't.
She liked Dick,
but she's proud of her children.
Is your mum her kid?
No,
no.
Your dad.
Your dad's her kid,
but she's one of those
where no one's good enough
for my lovely boys
and stuff like that.
When in reality,
my dad was punched
above my weight,
my mum was fit.
So,
my dad... It is that wrong with that
she was
and she put out
evidently
at least twice
and you got one brother
yeah
yeah
fuck the calf
yeah
so
she was dropping off
from school
my dad was having
an operation
on his nose to aid his breathing and Felly roedd hi'n droi allan o'r ysgol. Roedd fy mab yn cael gwaith opereiddio ar ei nos i ddod â'i dechrau.
Roedd hi'n dal i ddod o hyd yn oed yn anesthetig, felly roedd fy mab yn cwmio'r osbital fel,
a'i ddod o hyd yn oed yn ddod o hyd yn oed yn ddod o hyd yn oed.
Felly pan roedd hi'n mynd i droi allan, roedd fy mab yn dweud,
oedd hi'n Mark, ac roedd hi'n dweud, oedd ddim yn gwybod o hyd.
Roedd fy mab yn stwmio ar y llyfr, yn dweud, My gran went Oh how's Mark And she went Oh don't know yet And my gran just Stood at the roof Saying you've never
Fucking loved my son
You've never respected
His nose
And
Was she swimming
She had a ladle in her hand
You've never loved my son
I'm going back now
Doing best stroke
You've
Never
Loved My Son Right okay So Right doing best stroke you never no
bye
son
right okay
so right
so my mum's like
you fucking bitch
that's rough dad
yeah and
my grand nana
had like
dropped handbags
and they was
arguing outside the school
seeing your gran
and your nana fight
and stuff
it's moody
so my mum was like
right that's it
you're not going
to that school
no more you're going to to that school no more.
You're going to Abbey A, and then in Abbey A,
because in St Clement's, I was really intelligent,
top of the class at everything, quite shy kid,
and then I thought I need, and then year five,
I was crying outside because I was so socially anxious.
I was that socially anxious when my cousins used to come round, because they was so socially anxious. I was that socially anxious
when my cousins used to come round
because they all looked the same.
I used to have to lie behind the couch
because they looked village of the dams, sort of.
They all had like shaved skinheads.
Did they all have blue heads?
They all looked like doppelgangers of each other.
Do you know what I mean?
Okay, so just let me,
because I'm a little bit scatty-brained here.
So you've been taken
out to school
because your nan
had a go at your mum
yeah
about your dad's nose
yeah and your mum's
just like
oh you're not
seeing him again then
so because your nan
was the head dinner lady
at the school
your mum was like
she thought she's
going to feed me
gravel and propaganda
great album
gravel and propaganda oh a working class propaganda. Great album name, though.
Gavel and propaganda.
Oh, I'm working class with an intelligent twist.
That's a fucking,
that's a bit of a rough decision, isn't it?
Yeah, I know.
You're moving schools.
Yeah, but I mean,
it's only around the corner.
It weren't,
my house was equidistant.
Was your dad dead passive then?
Yeah, my dad's a doormat.
He just, well, not a doormat, he just wants to do his life.
If his mum's fit though, makes sense, doesn't it?
Like a lot of men punch above the waist
and then just do whatever their partner says
because they don't want to lose them
because they feel like they'll never punch that high ever again.
You know what I mean?
Some people.
Some people.
Some people let their fit partners get away with whatever they want to do.
And other people draw a hard line in the sand and say,
no, not on my watch, bitch.
Get out of my life.
So I went to IBA and I thought, right, this...
And I was shaking like a shitting dog outside.
But my mum's friend's daughter was in my class.
So she...
Your mum's what?
My mum's friend's daughter. I my class. Your mum's what? My mum's friend's daughter.
I thought you said your mum's French daughter.
And look how you say Jimmy is his nose shit.
How you say?
How you say daddy's nose is broken.
Welcome to Abbey A.
Jimmy, how you say?
And on the first day, I had B&B and biscuits in tin foil.
Oh, chocolate or strawberry?
One each, one of each.
What an absolute belt of an advert that was back in the way.
Yeah, yeah.
B&B and...
B&B and...
B&B and...
B&B and... And then someone robbed them off me at break because it's just like new kid like what you're
gonna do that's that's your thing in it so i was like i need a i need it and you were like no you're
not having me putting no i give it him and then and then i had a pr spin. And that is when I went from Jamie to Hutcher. Oh, rebrand.
Rebrand.
Phil Brown on board.
Through a pencil.
Through a pencil at Miss Simmons, stuck in a perm.
Is that, hang on, is that a teacher?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And it just-
Not just a girl from year eight.
No.
And it just fucking absolute, I think it was my first off-hours break.
Have you thrown it, like, fucking the power to it? I just off-hours break have you thrown it
like fucking
the power's here
I just
I just
I fuck off
and it stuck in a curl
and it just
it just landed amazing
in a curl
who's in charge
me or the teacher
I think I'm in charge
one
getting you cunt
and then I went
oh yeah you're sick
imagine he said that
she said that
yeah
or the class
like the hard lads
were like
oh you're sound oh, you're sound.
Oh, so you're now hard.
So then I went naughty
and then fell in love.
With a girl on my wing.
Do you know,
I was so close to stopping the nativity.
I was the narrator in Nativity 2000
and Amy was in the choir
and she was,
listen, there was tension there.
Not sexual, but you're like holding hands.
How old are you there?
10.
It was like,
we just want to roll each other's hands at break here.
So bad.
Cut the tension with a knife.
Were you feeling things?
I was feeling so much
Hang on, can I just check
You felt this way, did she
Was it reciprocated?
And I've got proof
Still now
Got a picture of her
Got a voice note, tell everyone
You want to hold my hand, do it now
Tell them
Into the phone
She was just a bit
part choir girl i was the head narrator head narrator there was a team part and i swear down
i had planned in my head i bottled out but i'd planned in my head because we was making eye
contact you were gonna do it while narr. I was going to stop the nativity
and say Christmas isn't about the nativity.
It's not even about presents.
It's about love.
And I love Amy.
That's what worked.
Did you not do it?
No.
Oh, lad.
Pussied out.
But I was doing the narration
and just drifting off and staring at her.
She was the only girl
in the room
not even Mary
was
isn't it mad
that some narrators
in some context
are called the voice of God
and you were willing
to impregnate a woman
that would have been
fucking great
that would have been
a literal baby Jesus
a Christmas miracle
so then a friend
Callie came to me
at the end of the nativity
she went
in hindsight
I know Amy's told
her she went do you fancy Amy I went no girls are gay do you know what I mean I was still in that
immature how did it end well so she didn't like you anyway I went no Sam we're just friends
stop stop putting pressure on us
we're just friends stop putting pressure
on us
10 years of age
then we went to
high school
I'm drafted in Y
mixed
drafted
yeah
she goes to X
curtains
year 7 goes by
it's a fly
I've built my social image
from the bottom
of the stairwell
I'm now halfway up the stairs
socially speaking
yeah
Mr Mulligan
Mr Mulligan
Shaggy
I've
I've
come to have my own way
and say
get off my wife
future wife
gravel coming out my mouth
gravel what gravel I love you Jamie future wife gravel coming out of my mouth gravel
I love you Jamie
you had your chance in 2000
so year 8 dinner time
I'm queuing up to get a grav bag
a grav bag
I'm queuing up
there's eight kids
in front of me
we just all love gravel
it was what we did
do you know what
I didn't know
so we used to
I used to
I was on free school
dinners and that
so you used to get
a ticket
we know
did you get the token
you used to get a ticket
and they used
we used to get a little
like it looked like
a little washer
in Cardinal Inn
because I was on free school dinners.
£1.37,
I caught you.
£1.45, us.
How old are you?
I'm one year ahead of you.
You're older than me?
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
32, yeah.
Cost of living, isn't it?
So we got less.
A year later.
Anyway,
crack on.
And they used to proper like,
it was proper poverty shame, do you know what i mean
you you was like right free skilled gravel boys line up here's your raffle ticket
now it's equivalent at £1.45 now back then we had to deal burger chips in a can for £1.45
called the grab bag now i thought if you got a meal ticket you was only allowed to spend that 145
on a grab bag so i had a grab bag every day for the year and a half so my mate went why did you
never why do you always get a grab bag why don't you get anything else went i'm on my own free
school dinners and yeah but you you're not limited stretch your eyes and jamie get a slice of pizza
son a turkey Twizzler
because I thought
it was just
I thought it was just
a grab bag voucher
essentially
like you're not good enough
for the canteen queue
I never knew what the
the voucher
what do you call it
like a pog
token
I never knew what that meant
so I never thought
I was never poverty
shaming our school
I always just thought
like some kids got them
and some didn't
I don't know
so you had to join the
main queue and then once
you got into the canteen
there was like a woman
sat there with a bit of
paper and you go over
and go my name's Adam
Rowe and she'd go tick
give you the thing and
then you went back you
went to the little bit
where the food was.
Yeah.
It was worth one pound
but you could top it up
like I used to get three
quid a day off my mum
for school on top of me.
Oh that's belter.
Did you get the fingerprints
or was that a bit after?
That came in like year 10.
Did we?
Right, okay.
Yeah.
What for?
For paying?
Yeah.
So like on my fingerprint.
So you could top your fingerprints up, couldn't you?
Do you remember that?
Oh, the little boxes on the wall?
Yeah.
So you'd put like three quid in it
and then it'd be...
So my one was topped up with one pound something
every day for the free school dinner
and then anything I put was on top of that.
We had a debit card system, like a card that you load up by the end of year 10 and stuff.
Past the king.
School bully stood next to the till going, yeah, two quid tax on that fucking...
First kid in fucking North West England to have an eyes out. I got money for school in fucking North West England
to have an eyes out
I got money for school
but it was jingle steaks
and yeah
I was queuing up in year 8
and I just see her
in the distance
when they all met
she's turned into a cool girl now
she used to be
you know
girl next door
all cute
and she just turned into a bit of a...
Was she a mean girl?
No, no.
She had her tits done.
She was, you know, a couple of social statuses
below the mean girl.
Okay.
High society kind of people.
High society.
High society.
So I'm queuing up for my grab bag
and I over here
we go to Naomi
you see him there
I used to fancy him like
mad in year five
and I turn around
and went
oh my god
me too
let's hold hands
we don't
this X and Y
is nonsense
Amy
we don't need to conform
to these letters
instead of X and Y
how about you and I
and I turn around
and I turn around and she round. Oh, God.
And I turned round and she went, and Naomi just cut in and she went,
yeah, she thinks you're fucking ugly now, though.
I went, yeah, I didn't even like her anyway.
And walked off solemnly.
Naomi's a knobhead.
Have you still got Naomi on any sort of social media?
No.
I'd be harassing her right now, me.
I've been making her life a fucking misery for the rest of her days.
Listen to this.
So in drama, I was nicknamed Oscar in drama
because I performed.
After who?
Oscar Pistorius.
Oscars.
Oh.
Oh, he played for Chelsea.
He played us for diving.
Get away from me.
And I was proper good at drama and stuff,
so she
she has to be in my play
A Suspicious Suicide
did you write it?
yeah
it's
how old were you?
15
15?
you're not writing
A Suspicious Suicide?
that's all GCSE drama is
it's a whodunit
but suicide
that's surely
a one scene play
whodunit
whodunit
he's done it himself
thank you
I bet you that'll get an A
do you want to know how we play
I want to remake it
so it's set at the wake
of this man who's died
and the five
protagonists of his life
so his daughter, his ex-wife, his trophy wife,
his business partner, and his brother.
And they're all at the wake, like,
oh, it's just the same, Derek's gone and all that.
Whoever said that line, they did it.
And all that.
Such a shame.
Such a shame he's gone and all that, innit?
Anyway.
Anyway, the buffet's open.
So each scene is a flashback scene
to their last interaction with Derek.
So the daughter's flashback scene is...
I'm going to say right now, immediately.
I love the format of this.
This is the plot of Knives Out.
It's the same plot.
When was that out?
2016 or something. You've got some copyright claim. It's 2006 plot of Knives Out. It's the same plot. When was that out? 2016 or something.
You've got some copyright claim.
It's 2006 before 2016.
Yeah, I'm saying you should claim this.
Wait there.
I think the brother did it.
I think the trophy wife did it for the insurance.
Okay.
I think the ex-wife did it because she's a vengeful bitch.
So it's flashback scene.
So the daughter's flashback scene is like,
oh, the dad is dismissing her birthday
in favour of the trophy wife.
So she's fucking fuming at him.
The brother fuming at him.
And it's basically all really nasty interactions
and he kills himself.
So they're all having a wake
and they're all a bit guilty
because they
all think they've drove him to his suicide then i need to explain oh so he did actually kill
himself oh oh okay so i am fucking hooked mate so there's stage directions now i need to explain
the stage direction wise because i'm limited. I've only got a school floor.
There's five chairs, right?
Indicating we're all in separate rooms,
all in our separate houses, yeah?
And the front row all have a letter.
The front row of the audience all have a letter. And I go, no.
And they all throw a letter as if it's...
Are you in the play?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Who are you?
I was the
business partner you're the business partner so you break the fourth wall and go to the front row
now yeah right okay yeah i'd give an indicator to my teacher like you know throw the letters
so we all get the letters and now this was sick this was high art mate we're all reading the same
letter then so in a row of five,
person number one reads the first two lines.
If you're reading this letter, I'm already dead, blah, blah, blah.
And then the second person reads the next two lines
and so on and so forth.
And then in unison, we all say,
but the person who drove me to my suicide the most was...
And then the EastEnders theme tune plays.
Cliffhanger, the audience choose who.
It's a whodunit, but I don't even know.
You know.
Make your own decisions.
That went from unbelievable to so bad.
What?
The EastEnders theme tune.
I heard what you said.
That doesn't just make things good.
Are you messing?
They're known for their, like,
I hate your mother.
Yes, I am.
That's not a cliffhanger, though.
She's just found out who her mother is.
That's not a who done it.
That was Louise.
This is who done it.
Louise shooting Phil.
There's a cliffhanger.
Or who shot Phil? Lisa. Lisa shot Phil There's a cliffhanger Who shot Phil Lisa
Lisa shot Phil
Lisa
Sorry not Louise
Lisa
And then they got back together
And then they got back together
Right
Yeah but
Then
So she goes with Mark
Best of the devil you know Jamie
No
She goes with Mark
HIV Mark
Mark Fowler
Yeah
Mark Fowler
He's a little Didn't he have a leather jacket With a motorbike Yeah Fowler he's a little
didn't he have a leather jacket
with a motorbike
yeah
yeah
thinks he's cool
you give a simp mate
um
god you're fucking dead
you little rat
um
so
he takes Lisa in
and she's just using him
and he's just like
yeah just
you know
whatever you
whatever you want
it's an absolute
wet blanket mate
and they plan to take
Louise to Portugal
Phil's fuming Lisa's to Evo and Steph amazing death by the way because is Lisa It's an absolute wet blanket, mate. And they plan to take Luiz to Portugal.
Phil's fuming.
Lisa, Steve, Owen, Steph.
Amazing death, by the way.
Is Lisa Ben's mum?
No.
That's Kathy.
Kathy's in South Africa with Ben.
That's it, yeah.
So Lisa wants to take Luiz.
Do you watch every episode of EastEnders?
I watch two programmes.
Modern EastEnders and modern EastEnders and renaissance EastEnders to be fair it was fantastic it was unbelievable back in the day mate I'd have a system as well
I can I can never have fewer than 15 in my bank so I'll do I'll binge moderns I go right I've got
two weeks left in the bank I'll skip that to renege on binge that so i've got two weeks in the bank so i've always got an emergency fund do you know
what i mean yeah to go into it from one go how are you finding those old episodes sorry i'm just
curious yeah but where are they are they available join my channel series link right okay yeah after
the bill before Bajorak you're the only
person on planet
A doing this
by the way
that's unbelievable
it's so good
and
and
I just
but I
I really
really
annoys me
is when they
don't respect
2002
so they
obviously
obviously
what did you just say
about Sophie Alice Baxter
that annoyed me
fucking say that
around me sunshine
but what
so Sharon for example
Sharon's a prime example
so at the moment
in 2002
she's with Tom
fireman Tom
he's got a brain tumour
doesn't want to reveal it to her
ultimately dies
on Halloween
getting Trevor out the fire love of Sharon's life oh Trevor Mose fella yeah yeah Tom, Fireman Tom. He's got a brain tumour. He doesn't want to reveal it to her. Ultimately dies on Halloween,
getting Trevor out of the fire.
Love of Sharon's life.
Oh, Trevor Mose, fella.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Trevor died in a fire.
Horrible content.
Yeah, yeah.
He's a great villain.
Really good villain.
Alex Perks, the actor.
Alex Perks.
You need to go on Mastermind
and do EastEnders.
So, this is what I'm not...
Would EastEnders be
your Mastermind subject?
Yes, it has to be.
You can pick like a years, can't you?
You could do like EastEnders 2005, 2010.
Friends 37 would be mine.
Possibly, yeah.
Simpsons 1 to 13.
Yeah, so, but what annoys me is they,
when they bring characters in
and they don't,
and they're serious characters to a person's life,
this fiance has died in a house fire, right?
Absolutely bereft fiance, dead, gone.
Now in 2023, big man year,
when she's reminiscing about her exes
and she goes,
because you always have to do a recap.
She goes through her main ones.
Yes, her main ones are Phil, Grant and Dennis.
I'm not saying they're not the main three.
Of course not.
But she surely is a woman.
She wouldn't just overlook Tom.
Yes, he was only in her life for 18 months, sporadically.
But that's for another time.
But when she goes,
you know,
I've had my trouble with Grant and then Phil
and then Dennis came along.
No,
Dennis didn't come along
before Tom.
Will you respect the man?
An ex-divorce housewife,
she's forgot.
Yeah,
Tom,
call him old Donoghue.
Where were we
before you started
talking about Houston?
Oh yeah,
you ended the play.
I was playing, yeah.
Play on Duff Duff.
Yeah, I love Duff Duff.
So anyway,
yeah,
I'm drinking this through a straw
because I'm trying
to keep my teeth white.
I'm trying to change my life, Jamie.
Trying to become a better man
went to the gym yesterday
for the first time in a while
bought a protein powder
big tub
got that on the go
if you finish that
I'll eat the tub
I've done that before
to low the shite
no it was
I liked it as well
chocolate and peanut butter flavour
delicious
only 120 calories
and 24 grams of protein
I just like doing
the rowing machine
Joe and you have like the little figures on,
and you pretend you're Matthew Pinson.
Yeah, that's what I do.
I went yesterday and had a little run.
I did some weights and that, you know what I mean?
I've been absolutely targeting today.
Been to get my laser hair removal done
before I come here this morning.
I'm a new man.
Laser hair removal?
I've got an ugly back.
Like most... I've got an ugly front. Yeah, I've shaved it. What? I've got an ugly back. Like most...
I've got an ugly front.
I've shaved it.
It looks absolutely horrific, so
I've got lazy hair removal.
It's like someone
putting an elastic band on your back.
Like women complain about it.
Because they...
Because they complain about everything.
Women complain about it because they get it done on their pussy.
And a woman's pussy is a lot more sensitive than a man's back.
It's just facts.
Facts.
That's in sapiens.
Yeah, so I'm going to have a really nice back
come the end of the year.
And I've changed my ways.
Why do you need a nice back, though?
Do you know what it is?
It's just the only thing I'm self-conscious about.
Everything else I'm pretty happy with.
It's just dead airy.
It's not bad.
It's just airy.
I don't want it airy back.
No, it is bad because it's not dead airy.
The problem is, like, my back looks like,
do you know like when it goes,
this is the Amazon rainforest
and this is what it's going to be like in 67 years?
Oh, yeah.
Mine's the 60s.
I've got a 67-year Amazon back.
It just looks like there's been fires
and, like,
you know what I mean?
Patchy.
There's fucking dead squirrels on me back.
It's just not good.
Are you self-conscious about body-wise?
Do you have it, if anything?
What's your feature you hate the most,
apart from your face?
Apart from me, my face?
I don't know.
Do you not have any?
No, I try not to.
You seem relatively confident.
I try not to,
because body is more
if it's so easy
for everyone to get, isn't it?
Yeah.
So if you just feel okay
about yourself
and then everyone feel like...
We can think whatever you want about me
but if I feel okay
then I don't have to.
What about you, Finn?
My nose.
Your nose?
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
Is that straight though?
Yeah, it's quite big.
Big nose.
I wouldn't say it was noticeably big.
I would.
Yeah.
So first thing I thought on your interview? Well, it's grownably big. I would. Yeah. It's the first thing I thought on your interview.
Well, it's grown since then.
That's my issue.
I don't believe you.
For no kill.
He actually said when you left,
who's that big nose cunt?
Yeah.
Oh, you, Jamie?
My moles.
I have matching moles on me,
like doppelganger moles. I have matching moles on me leg.
Double gang of moles.
On each leg?
Yeah, there.
That's fucking wild.
Why are you self-cultured about it?
Swimming and that.
I was in dolphins.
What do you mean?
Was that like vultures?
We had three groups and whatever animal you was
determined how shallow or deep.
I was dolphin, so mid-tier swimming.
What was the...
Shark.
Shallow end was...
Jellyfish.
Jellyfish.
Jellyfish.
They all go in the deep, though.
What?
It's not scientifically proven.
They wanted a nice, you know,
they wanted a bit of, you know,
we can't call them goldfish because you'll get bullied.
You're like, oh, you're a jellyfish.
Oh, don't sting me.
It's like in the shallow end.
You can't swim, you freak.
Is that the teacher?
That's Mr Mulligan.
Shagging your beard, kicking you down his nose.
He's literally four yards further away.
It's like in the shallow end.
You can't swim, you freak.
He's still stood up.
Fucking swimless twat.
Having a fucking pool party
in the middle.
What do you think
your best feature is?
I really love my cock.
Why?
Aesthetically really pleasing at the moment.
At the moment?
Oh, yeah, it's grown into its own.
It's grown into its face.
Does it bend anyway?
Well, we have a sort of nickname for it.
Whose way?
Me and my other half, Quaver.
It sort of curls and sticks to cheese.
Mine curls up towards me.
Mine's like it's sort of constantly trying to give me a pep talk.
It's like, you're the man.
Doesn't everyone do that, though?
You are the guy.
Doesn't everyone do that?
No, mine's like it's found a pound on the floor.
Oh, go on, lad.
It doesn't always go down, does it?
Yeah, it droops.
Even when it's on bone?
Mine's straight. The shows go down, doesn't it? Yeah, troops Even when it's on bone Oh, am I on straight?
Hang on, you get an erection And your dick goes
Like a tap
It doesn't, it goes
You got a tapcock?
Hot and cold bottles.
Squeeze that one, love.
There you go.
Clean your hands.
Oh, don't squeeze your balls.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I'm aesthetically...
I quite like all my body now.
You should.
That's what I'm saying.
If you're confident,
then fuck everyone else.
Yeah, I don't really
I've noticed recently
my stomach is uneven
yeah but why
so like
when I'm like
sort of bloated
like
my stomach
isn't like
that
it's like
like this side
sticks out
a bit more
than that side
it's only slight
but like my belly button
isn't from facing
it's sort of
off to the left.
Is that an organ in there,
maybe?
I don't know.
Could be cancer.
We'll see.
Do you know,
we're getting a man out next week.
What I would want a better of
is,
and I'm with two ass carriers.
What?
With you two.
You've both got,
I haven't got a bum.
And mine is a pancake.
Mine looks haunted
no mine's like
my arse
is thinner
than me legs
yeah
is it really
you ever seen
Mike Wazowski's arse
no
my arse is like
I've got less arse
than I have
thigh
like Carl's got a
fucking absolute
badonk badonk
Carl's is like
Carl's like a fucking
Carl should be called
Shaniqua
like he's got a
fucking black girl's arse you can sit on my arse I have got the most white man arse like Carl's like Carl's like a fucking Carl should be called Shiniqua like he's got a fucking
black girl's ass
you could sit on my ass
I have got the most
white man ass
like
you safe?
yeah
Mike
mine's
Jamie
what
you've got that
yeah
yeah you've got that
haunted look
haunted
mine looks like
an arse has died
and it's
you know what
mine looks like
you know when Voldemort's
on the back of Quirrell
your arse looks like
yeah it's bad
kill the boy
it's like
the cheeks are stuck together
and especially
because the arse hair
always tangles it's like it's like Velcro sort stuck together. And especially because the arse hair always tangles.
It's like Velcro, sort of.
That's where I'm getting my next laser hair removal.
Once my back's done, I'm getting my bum hole done.
Don't do that to the woman.
Yeah, poor woman.
Come on, you can't be going and getting your arse hole lasered.
Why?
She will kill herself.
She won't.
It's on her price list.
You don't want me to come in and get my bum hole out.
Don't offer the service. Her bum hole is on her price list. You don't want me to come in and get me bumhole out. Don't offer the service.
Bumhole is on her price list,
but she gets beautiful women.
I think there's another Robomole layer.
Thank you, EG with Weddens.
I'll do a bumhole, but 10 grand.
I'm getting me bumhole done.
Are Klingons included?
From Star Trek?
To the ladies of the Klingon?
Klingons are more expensive.
I'm weirder than cunts. Yeah, I want it. I want it doing. But we've got a lovely toilet seat from Star Trek to the laser the Klingon Klingon's more expensive than weird as it comes
yeah I want it
I want it doing
but we've got a lovely
toilet seat
that just washes it off
I know but it'd be
even better
like it's easier
to mop a floor
than hoover a carpet
it's easier
to hoover a carpet
than mop a carpet
you're mopping
a carpet
no because if I get it
like it's easier
to mop
like a wooden floor which is what it'll be after if I get it, it's easier to mop a wooden floor,
which is what it'll be after the laser,
than it is to hoover the carpet,
or shampoo a carpet.
Mop a carpet.
It's better to apologise than ask permission.
Exactly.
Easier to ask for permission.
It's easier to get forgiveness than permission.
That's the phrase.
Phrases.
Part two. It's on red. with Jamie H
Hello
Some absolute
nonsense stories
in that first bit
Jamie
You are genuinely
podcast gold
Finn
Thank you
Have you done some prep
because guess what
I haven't
I have
I've sifted through
some of the questions
so what we're going to do first,
we're going to do some overrated or underrated.
Jamie, I reckon you can do this.
Can you press the yellow square?
Oh, my mum's going to be so mad at me.
Don't believe it?
Well done.
Nailed it.
Well done.
I'm going to use the dishwasher.
I can't ask you to cut the red wire.
Why was your mum going to be annoyed at you?
I'm not allowed to use stuff.
I washed a toilet brush in the dishwasher once.
What do you mean?
Oh my God.
I thought I saw you washing.
In a dishwasher?
Yeah. The stuff you'd have
like a sausage casserole on
you put your fucking bum hole in.
It's quite all cleans anyway.
I mean,
I sort of understand the logic.
Was it on its own?
Yeah.
No, it was not.
Also, if it isn't dishwasher safe, it's plastic.
What?
I reckon toilet brush is a dishwasher safe.
I think there needs to be a better invention
than the toilet brush.
It's 2023, man, come on.
Like what though?
Like the toilet does it itself.
Well, that's sort of what me and Carl are halfway towards.
We've got toilets to clean our arseholes. Really? Yeah. That's what of what me and Carla halfway towards we've got
toilets to clean
our arseholes
really yeah
that's what he got me
for Christmas
bumhole cleaner
is it good yeah
it's the best thing
in the world
is it
but genuinely
when I'm out now
I try and save a poo
for when I'm in
yeah yeah
and like when I'm away
for a weekend
like in London
or whatever
you feel like scum
not that I feel like scum
but on the train home
but on the train home
I'm like
yeah but you feel like getting a shower after the the train home, I'm like...
Yeah.
But you feel like getting a shower
after the poo?
No.
So that's why I used to
get a shower after the poo.
I like wrapping a towel
around me,
like a damp one.
What,
even in the car crash?
In the summer, yeah.
Oh,
didn't we talk about this
at the Christmas show
last year?
Yeah.
So you shit naked?
Yeah,
at home.
But I have a towel around me.
And if it's summer, it's damp.
Like a used shower towel.
Every time it's naked towel?
Pretty much, yeah.
So do you have your pants on?
Do your ankles?
No, they're off.
Why?
It's just better.
It just feels free.
What's the towel for?
It just feels comforting.
I did it once
in summer
because I took
my clothes off
and it was freezing
and I thought
I'll just put the towel
on me.
Oh my God,
it's like getting a hug.
That's all he wants.
And then in a heat wave
I go,
I still want the towel
around me
but it's hot.
There's a used one there
from my mum's bath.
Your mum's bath your mum's bath
because I'm not allowed to poo
where I shower anymore
yeah that's good
because
why would you poo in the bath
no no
we have two bathrooms
oh
you spa in the bathroom
I'm only allowed to
I'm allowed to poo in one
and shower in the other
because I've
I was being violently sick
I was sick that hard shit come out of the room
in my mum's show rug.
What questions have we got, Finn?
Why is there a show rug in the bathroom?
Show rug in the bathroom? Wild.
Underrated or overrated?
So this is from Simon Richardson.
He said, going to watch a film at the cinema on your own.
So I'm going to open that up to doing activities on your own.
Absolutely underrated. We get so many messages to have a way and to me directly going thinking about coming to your
toilet but all my mates you know they don't know yet and i'm the only fan like is it weird if i
come on my own it's so much better going to do something on your own rather than with someone
who's not asked is so much better like going with someone who like you arsed is so much better. Like going with someone who like, you've got the pressure of,
this is the guy that I like and you,
I hope you like him
because otherwise I've ruined your night.
Do you like it?
You like that one?
No?
He'll get you in a minute.
Absolutely.
Just go on your own.
I had one of the best experiences ever in my life.
And this epitomizes this question, Simon.
Thanks for asking.
In 2017, 2018, I had a gig in Leicester on my birthday.
And so I was staying over and it was like half 10, 11.
I'm on my own on my birthday.
Bit solemn, you know what I mean?
Not with my mates and all that.
But I thought, you know what?
I'm going to have a bit of me time.
I'm going to take myself for a quick.
Because I used to have this anxiety of doing stuff on your own
and this cured it.
And it was quite late.
So there was me and a table of 12,
which was another birthday party.
I didn't mean to say a party, but...
LAUGHTER
There was a table of 12 who was having a birthday
and I mentioned, oh, yeah, it's my birthday too.
Nice one.
And I just had a Harry Potter audiobook in my ears.
Stephen Fry in a madras come on and so i'm on my own on my birthday and i said it was my birthday
not to like the staff where they all come around like tts
so table for one please love also it's my birthday so if you want to go and let the
kitchen know to rustle a cake up and um we both looked at each other with pity Mae hwn yn fy mhryddiad, felly os ydych chi eisiau mynd i'r citchin nawr i rwsleu cacle. Rydyn ni'n edrych ar ei gilydd gyda'i gilydd.
Oherwydd roeddwn i'n eu gwylio eu bod yn rhaid iddyn nhw gael sgyrsiau gyffredinol â chadwch
sydd ddim yn eu hoffi.
Ac maen nhw'n edrych ar mi fel, oedd dim un ar ei mhryddiad a phethau.
Ond roeddwn i wedi cael y amser o fy fywyd. Nid yw'r ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y ffordd y not always greener. So I'd say underrated. Doing activities on your own. Shopping on your own is the best.
I don't think that's quite the victory story
that you think it is.
Why?
I had a good time.
Would you have had a better time
with your friends though?
No, I don't think I would.
I mean, I had anxiety thinking it
and then it just cured it.
So I love going for meals on my own.
Do you know what I do before I record?
So I record on Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Hot Water Green Room podcast. Yes. Jamie and tony carroll check it out where you get your podcasts
um and uh i go to a pub we frequent sometimes yeah i go in there before it on my own i have a
guinness watch your standards on my clay clay whale what's your clay whale i have a clay whale. What's your clay whale?
I have a clay whale called Barry,
which my girlfriend made for me birthday.
And it shows EastEnders?
No, it holds your phone.
Oh, right, okay.
So you watch it on your phone,
which is being held by Barry.
Yeah, yeah.
The clay whale.
The clay whale.
So I just sit there with a pack of Guinness,
watch some EastEnders,
then off I go to record.
I love that little piece.
I like doing stuff on my own.
And I've got used to being away.
I'm not great at constantly being on my own.
I'm better than company.
But when I'm away and I'm shopping,
I've got no qualms.
I could quite happily go into a Michelin star restaurant
and have a full 13 course taster menu sat on my own
no problem whatsoever i love my own company where do you rate pints on your own in the grand scheme
of things i think like sunday afternoon beer garden drinking is probably the best drinking for
me that's not on your own though no no no but i mean pints on a little pint on my own would be
like third or fourth in the list so it's
still quite high so we were discussing this on a recent episode I think the best pint for me
is the first pint on an early kickoff match day
first pint when you get on Aldi the first holiday point, when your bags are dropped and you're just there.
Come on,
pints and mint,
Arlie,
man.
I love pints.
So good.
Yes,
doing stuff on your own
is underrated.
People are scared to do it
and I think it's so much
more acceptable now.
Lindsay,
if you want to come to a show
on your own,
do it.
There's lots of other people
doing it with you.
Also,
films are probably
the easiest thing to do.
I love going to the cinema
on my own. I've never done it, but I've got nothing against it. easiest thing to do. I love going to the cinema on my own.
I've never done it,
but I've got nothing
against doing it.
Like, going to a cinema,
like, I love going to a cinema
even more now
that, like, mobile phones
have ruined my attention span
because watching a film at home,
I end up just being like,
oh, yeah, I'm really enjoying this.
It might be the best film
I've ever seen,
but, you know,
let's look at the same
eight tweets that I was
looking at 20 minutes ago.
In a cinema,
it's like it's not
an option for me.
It's like it doesn't exist. So I watched the whole film doing that on your own rather than
with someone who might not be as interested in the film and they start going hey what you think
what else is he in oh i was fucking this hey what i think i missed the bit before what did she say
to him what was that hey you know when you go with like you know um similar with stand
up though like that's like julie in it do you know what i mean yeah yeah just yeah doing stuff
on your own no distractions cinema especially um do you want a cinema tip go on do you want
a cinema tip for your for fellow piss cans out there take a gun and popcorn's free
that's typical that's a good t-shirt.
I'll have a mix please. Say for example
you're in a city for a couple of days
and you're recording the next day
and you have to check
out your hotel at 11 and you're not
recording until 5. You've got 6 hours
and they don't yet have nap hotels
but I'm going to invent it one day.
Superb I guess. We need nap hotels.
Nap hotels.
But in the interim,
in the interim,
instead of paying 30 quid for Podworks again,
pay 12 quid,
go and see a film on your own
and just mong out in there
until you have to record.
Great little tip for you.
Or go for like the longest film.
Yeah, just chill.
Just not having to sleep in a cinema because it's all it's gonna be quiet i'm not even sleep just doze in between film
and it's going to be quiet midweek tuesday also once you're in a cinema once you pass the guy
who's like yeah uh screen 12 films are free all day i think yeah that's like a day pass yeah yeah
any cinema ticket is,
go and see as many as you want.
I do it sometimes,
just if I've got a weekend away
and I've got a checkout
and I'm not ready to go home yet.
In Asia, they've got capsule hotels
where you can pay by the hour.
Oh, so good.
Such a good idea.
It's good for prostitution.
Yeah.
That's a market.
You don't want to pay for the full night
if you just want to fuck, do you?
That's a love hotel.
They're different with them as well. Prostitute. There. There's the market. You don't want to pay for the full night if you just want to fuck, do you? That's a love hotel. They're different with them as well.
Prostitute.
There.
There's the Hoxton Hotels.
You can book them just for like their use
and you don't want to sleep in them.
Could you?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right, do we want another underrated, overrated
or do you want a would you rather?
Yep.
Yellow button again.
There's an overrated or underrated
that can eat your hard With a shovel
This one's from
Steven Alterson
So this is
Stone Island clothing
Overrated
And it's for absolute
Mancots
Worn by absolute cunts
So overrated
Yeah
It's like
Fucking
It's people who've watched
Green Street
And just think
Every match day is like that
And
It's a really Boring side of football fan culture,
I find that.
Get the badge in.
Fuck off.
Is there any Stone Island you've ever seen
that you've been like, yeah, that's all right?
The clothes are half decent sometimes.
I just associate it with just goths.
Just fussy goths.
I remember Johnny Bongo at the restaurant special
was wearing a jacket
oh yeah
it's that pink one
that is a mad jacket
well nice
it's very nice
I couldn't wear
I couldn't have that
bad job
I just couldn't
no
it's proper
it's the culture
surrounding it
it's fucking
green street
and all that kind of stuff
boring lad
shut up
worn by gims
probably not even bad clothes
keep your stone island
give me a cowboy ass
and a waistcoat mate imagine going to footy in that shop. Walked by Gibbs. Probably not even bad clothes. Keep your stone iron and give me a cowboy ass and a waistcoat,
mate.
Imagine going to
fight in that camp.
Okay, similarly then.
Do you want it,
do you?
You want some?
Reach for the sky!
This one hasn't
been written in,
but just similarly,
I've been thinking
recently,
what about this new,
it seems to be a lot in Liverpool,
is it called the Cloud Foam Shoes?
I don't know what the brand is.
Ons.
On Clouds.
What are you thinking of them?
I've got one pair,
and I really like them
because they're very comfortable.
They're ugly though.
Like they're not these amazing shoes,
it never makes them up to me.
If everyone didn't wear them,
no one would wear them.
I do know what you mean, wear them. Yeah, because I think
they look like...
I do know what you mean.
It sounds stupid,
but I know what you mean.
But they are the comfiest shoes I own.
Yeah, probably.
Skechers are comfortable.
They look like Primark shoes,
though, or something.
Like, do you know what I mean?
No, I think they do look better
than you're giving them
a bit of credit for.
These are up there as well.
These...
Yeah, Corsair Levy, that's why.
Yeah.
What?
Corsair Levy. Yeah. What? Corsair Heavy.
Yeah.
What do you think about
still wearing Yeezy stuff
now that you know
he's a Nazi?
It's fine,
but I do judge people
for wearing Balenciaga more.
Oh,
for the kids stuff.
Wilf Saha,
how did the Balenciaga
jacket on,
or jumper,
for the boxer?
Yeah,
but,
I mean,
Wilf Saha's different
because he's like a footballer
and that,
but,
like,
me question about that is, if people have laid out the money for Balenciaga, I mean, Wilf Sahar's different because he's like a footballer and that, but like, me,
my question about that is,
if people have laid out
the money for Balenciaga,
which is a lot of money,
just because it's come out
that they're like selling kids
and that,
like,
it costs them so much.
No one's going to buy it off them.
Yeah,
but Wilf Sahar can afford
to not wear Balenciaga.
Yeah,
it's different with him.
But like,
you know,
if your Uncle John's got a Balenciaga,
I don't think you can judge him
for wearing it. I think it's, I think it's a Damien but like you know if your uncle John has got a Balenciaga I don't think you can judge him for wearing it
I think it's
maybe
I think it's a
Damien Hirst
hoax
Balenciaga
I think it's all
going to come out
that it's
a social experiment
a social experiment
to mirror
the power of marketing
but they've still
done it
so the social experiment
was still bad
what do you mean
no no
I don't mean
I don't mean the kid things.
I mean getting shit clothes
and just, you know,
like a high-vis jacket with rips in.
Oh, yeah.
I'd say it's too grand.
There's been rumours for years
in the underworld
that Balenciaga is a social experiment.
People are just seeing
what they can push people to buy
for a lot of money,
even when it's shite.
Kanye did it.
Kanye's clothes were all homeless shit.
It's part of the
high street now.
I went to find
stress as a pirate once
and I couldn't afford
a costume
so I just burnt
holes in the top.
Santiago.
That happened?
Sponsored by Santiago?
That's why I got
Santiago.
Santiago.
I think a lot of brands are overrated.
There's a lot of things people wear just because it's a brand.
And branding in general is overrated.
There's only brands that you think are underrated.
I'll tell you what was underrated in 06, 04, 04 to 06.
A door.
There were door trainers.
Yeah, we used to punch the kids out.
Yeah, that's what I mean.
I received your fists.
But they were good for cherries.
What's cherries?
Cherries is,
you probably call it something different,
bread roll.
For kick-ups.
So that'll keep you up.
Keep you up.
Yeah, so you do,
you have three lives.
You do one,
your mate does one, and you do two, and you build up and build up. Yeah three lives you do one your mate does one
and you do two
and you build up
and build up
and you get like
three goals at 50
or whatever
but they were
good for that
they had the good
shape for that
I mean if
Cherries has ever
developed
in the sporting world
I think a door
around to summit
yeah if you
all had door webs
in the floor to you there's a film out I can't wait to see it I think a door around to summit. Yeah. If you want our door webs in,
in the front,
there's a film out.
I can't wait to see it.
I might go on my own actually.
Uh,
since,
uh,
Richard prompted me to the devil's where our door is.
I know it's a bit air one.
Uh,
yeah,
it looks good.
I love,
I love marketing things,
man.
Yeah.
You seen that?
I feel like you two would like that.
It's the story of how air Jordans came. Oh yeah. I do marketing things, man. Yeah. Have you seen that? I feel like you two would like that. It's the story of how Air Jordans came about.
Oh, yeah.
I do want to see that, actually.
It's been a weird cast, though, I think.
It seems like a weird cast.
Matt Damon plays Michael Jordan.
In one scene, then it's Ben Affleck in the next,
as he gets older.
Maybe that's why I think that, yeah.
Yeah, I love that
brands in general
like
there's certain ones
that I like
and I'm definitely
a hypocrite with
like North Face
I've got a lot of
North Face stuff
they're probably not
the best coats
but they're so
they're really good
aren't they
and they're always comfy
and they last you a while
don't really wear
much other than
Nike trainers
but then there's the odd, but like these
Yeezys are the Deedas technically, but
Yeah, there's brands you rely on. If you get
in a coat, you get in an office. Yeah.
Usually. Yeah. Because you just rely on it, don't you?
You're like, oh, they're the best. I like them. Yeah. But like
my jeans are predominantly from River
Island because they fit my ass the best because they do
like no bum jeans. My dad had a stage
coach coat. Got
fucking, I used to get murdered for it.
So we used to play this game
when we played out
called Laugh at a Man in the Buckies.
When we was hanging out.
And we used to,
you know,
you play on the street.
What did you do in that game,
Jamie?
You go in the bucky window
and look who's the saddest.
And just point and laugh at them
and now you're that man
and one week we're all playing it
they're all
I'm at the back
and I go
and they're all laughing at me dad
and he's got a stagecoach coat on
and he never worked for stagecoach
so I used to get ripped
oh he had a bus driver's coat on
but he'd never done the job.
You just got it on the cheap.
On the cheap?
From who?
Who's selling them?
Stagecoach are doing merch.
So every time,
so every time,
you know,
when you're ripping each other.
New stagecoach merch
dropped there,
fuck a beaver.
Stagecoach X Yeezy.
Get the badging. Do you know how like, do you know how like footballs? stage coach X Yeezy get the badge in
do you know how like
footballs
but what happened was
if you see someone else
wearing a stagecoach
coat on the street
bus drivers usually
bus driver coat
I forget how much
of a gambling man you are
what we've been doing
lately on this podcast
because I've had quite
the run with
I've just won 2.5 million pounds in the last are. What we've been doing lately on this podcast, because I've had quite the run with... Adam's won £2.5 million in the last month.
So what I've been doing is just putting a couple of bets on during the pod.
I won £250 because they were there on the artists.
Did you?
Okay, so here's what we'll do.
He's won a lot.
We'll pour...
It's a snooze, isn't it?
So yeah, the racing.
So the next race is in two minutes, so we'll skip that one.
There's one in seven minutes
is that Calcutta
is that where that is
Kolkata
oh never heard of it
it's India's
probably your favourite
okay
so yeah
we'll go for race seven
at Kolkata
there's not that many
runners
so
Sinner looks good
to me
Paul
he's got it chasing
other horses
yay
and quiz show
contestant
cock
so we'll go with
that
canal cock
what
what did you say
cock
he's gay
he is
erm
and
ooh
66 to 1
is a bit
a bit
fucking hell
that's putting it
against me
erm 11 happy valley I did like that programme erm Ooh, 66 to 1's a bit much for my blood, isn't it? That's putting it against me.
Happy Valley, I did like that programme.
She's overrated.
Sarah Lancashire?
Yeah.
Why?
State how people go on, like,
she's a northern princess.
It's not like, wasn't she in Corrie years ago?
Yeah, yeah, Raquel.
So I've done a little double there.
Done a little double there on the next two races.
We've got Sinner and we've got Gaia Dukagnes on a little each way.
So we'll see how that gets on.
What are you reckoning on that, those odds?
Got a three to one and an 11 to two each way.
I tend to go away from each way with three to one shots
just because it's
not often profitable because you get 50 odds if it's placed.
So it turns into three to five and you don't get your money back,
but it's fine if you're doubling it up.
So it's fine.
Should we do a,
would you rather?
Yes.
Right.
This is from Daryl.
This is,
would you rather always be stood or walking on a very sticky floor or a very slippy floor?
Sticky.
100%.
Slippy.
Slippy?
I love slips.
Why?
Do me a hutch shuffle.
What?
I used to wear these boots with a buckle,
fucking amazing,
I had no grip on.
And you go into a dance floor, you look,
you scout around, you scout around,
ah, spilt drink.
I head to the spilt drink.
So I've got wet and I look like I'm flying.
I mean, you can't see my legs,
but they're going mental right now.
So I used to, I used to like invert and outvert my legs.
And it looks like-
That's fine on the dance floor
when you're trying to woo a woman, you know what I mean?
Cause they love a man who can move
cause they associate dancing with pussy pounding, right?
But on your day to day, getting from A to B,
A to C, A to D, you don't want to be slipping everywhere.
Do you?
I do. Yeah. I like it.
Joe, what's great about nearly falling
is that I nearly fell and I didn't.
I love that.
See, but for me, though,
the problem is with the nearly falling
becoming the actual falling.
I live life on the edge, as you said.
I gamble.
Sticky's safe, isn't he?
Sticky is safe.
It's too safe.
How Sticky are we saying?
Are we saying like when like
like a nightclub floor
or are we talking like
there's glue everywhere
glue will clip
an angel's wings
so it will clip
what?
slippy
glue will clip
an angel's wings
what's that mean?
if you're being held
if you're being
too stuck to something
yeah
you're never gonna
progress oh yeah let them fly oh it's deep alright okay yeah very deep sounds like bollocks If you're being held, if you're being too stuck to something, you're never going to progress.
Oh, yeah, that's a fly.
Oh, it was deep.
All right, okay.
Very deep.
Sounds like bollocks.
So you're going sticky?
Yeah, 100% sticky.
I don't want to fall over.
I fall over on flat, dry ground a lot of the time.
I've got weird ankles.
I'm like a fat nine-year-old.
I'm just constantly twisting my ankle and falling over.
Does me head in
yeah
I've never been able
like the amount of times
I've twisted my ankle
playing footy
on flat
like
astro surf
is just ridiculous
it's stupid
I can't have
that's why snow
and ice
can go fuck itself
yeah
I hate
I hate ice
I see your point there
but I just
I immediately go to the dance floor
with most questions.
Right, we'll do one more question.
This isn't a would you rather,
it's just a question.
This is from Stephen Elliot.
What is the stupidest thing you've ever believed?
I thought that the windows on a car
rolled up like a poster inside the door.
Don't do that. When I believed that me budgie flew away and came back and left me a feather. rolled up like a poster inside the door.
When I believe that me budgie flew away
and came back
and left me a feather.
I believed that
until I was 17.
So I had a budgie
called Sparks.
Loved this little thing.
I was only like three or four.
Come home from school one day
and my mum gives me a feather
and goes,
Sparks has flew away
but it came back
and left this on the doorstep for you.
That's nice.
And I was like, okay.
She's like, but, you know, it's sad it's gone.
I have a couple of pet ones that are stupid.
Wait there.
I'm going to let you know how this got revealed.
Oh, no.
That it was bollocks.
So I always believed that.
When I was 17, I was sat in my house playing FIFA
with a couple of my mates.
And my mum was a drinker, you know, not like you.
Like, she made you look like a fucking Jehovah's Witness,
do you know what I mean?
So she's fucking drunk and smoking and stuff,
and I'm playing FIFA, and I'm talking to my mates,
and he's like, it's fucking bollocks.
Don't fly away and come back and just drop presents off.
I was like, mum, tell him, didn't my beard fucking fly away?
And she goes
no
just told you that
so you wouldn't
got sad
plucked all it's own
feathers out
and killed itself
oh not in front
of your mates as well
yeah
oh that's heavy man
that's so bad
like I was so old
that it was embarrassing
if I was like six
you go oh yeah
fair enough
but I was basically
I had a job
I was running a business
like of selling DVDs and crisps.
Yeah, I have a couple of pet ones.
Similar sort of way, and similar age when it dawned on me myself.
So you know the phrase, oh, the dog had to go and live on a farm,
had to be put down or whatever.
We had a dog, and my mum and dad said it's been scouted on a farm. I had to be put down or whatever. We had a dog and my mum and dad said,
it's been scouted by a farm in Australia.
I can't.
It's too fucked.
No.
No, because I went, oh, can we still go and visit?
And they went, no, it's been scouted by Australia.
And then years later, I've become aware of the phrase
as a metaphor for it's unfortunately been put down.
Weird thing is,
so my dog did actually come and live with my dog.
And then the penny drops,
oh fuck, that's mean.
And the other one I've said before,
I think I said it at the Blind Date show,
but my mum made me think my goldfish killed itself
because I gave it a stupid name.
What was the name?
Jonathan.
Jonathan, yeah.
Because my mate, Jonathan Armour,
I used to chew my sleeves.
I used to eat my jumpers.
He used to eat his jumpers, yeah.
And Jonathan Armour used to eat his chest.
So my mum went, oh, they'll get on
because they've got the same disorder.
My mum and Jonathan Armour's mum,
apart from Slimming World,
they were mates.
They went, oh yeah,
and they got talking about,
oh, my son eats jumpers
and we call Jonathan the moth.
He goes for fucking no one's business.
And then my mum walked in on me and Jonathan
eating jumpers
swapping jumpers
so I could
off his sleeves
and he could
off my chest
oh that makes sense
that is good
you know they say
don't waste any part
of an animal
don't waste any part
of a jumper
so my mum was like
aren't trying to
get me off
she went
he's a bad influence
so I stopped
hanging around with him
and she got me a goldfish
to replace him because he's my only friend because I was really socially anxious so I stopped me hanging around with him and she got me a goldfish to replace him
because he's my only friend
because I was really
socially anxious
so I named the goldfish
after him
and she thought
I was getting a bit
obsessed with him
and then the goldfish
you know they die
a couple of days later
sometimes
you try to put your
jumper in the tank
have a little nibble
jump jump
jump flakes
jumper flakes
oh let's give ourselves a little break
and then we will get our guest in,
which today is unfortunately Freddie Quinn
because we had a last minute dropout
and nobody else was available.
Welcome back to part three.
And Freddie Quinn's here.
I mean, you don't even sound excited about that.
You can tell there's been a dropout.
All quids at the phone call.
We've had a few comments lately going,
oh, lads, we love having the regulars on,
but we'd like a few newer guests
and not necessarily comedians.
And then we've got probably the person
who's done episodes more than anyone else.
Yeah.
And a comedian, within reason.
the person who's done episodes more than
anyone else
yeah
and a comedian
within reason
and it's because
we had a dropout
last minute
and you know
there's only so many
people you can ask
before you ask someone
who lives 40 minutes away
Freddie Quinn will be free
he's got fuck all
going on with his
pathetic life
and he's got a tour
to promote
he'll come down
and try and fix that
in conversation
yeah but I was going
on tour actually
your tour I Dead Men Talking
yeah yeah yeah
where do you get
tickets for that
deadmentalkpod.com
and where do you
what's happening with yours
mine's on sale next Friday
hopefully
jamiehcomedy.com
water slide tour
and I'm doing some
previews in the summer
for a product called
Rob Riley
tickets available
comedyinavan.co.uk
just so you all know
this isn't Jamie
trying to get you
into a van
I'm doing
Darwin
Charlton
no no
Darwin
for a preview
Heaton Moor
and Didsbury
all the big ones
in the summer
so go and check that out
please
have you thought about
because obviously
we're not at the same level as you
where you can do two tweets
and sell out a fucking national tour.
We have to like think about other stuff.
Like, have you had the conversation about PR, Jamie?
Yeah, I had a PR meeting with someone.
Very reputable, you know.
And, you know, I can,
I'm just having a general chat and stuff it weren't
something i was going to lean into what if i'll have the conversation anyway see if it's within
budget wasn't but i just wanted to play along because she sold like how much i went oh yeah
yeah i just switched off there's no way anything with uh if it's got a comma in, I'm not interested.
And she went,
you know where I can get you on podcasts?
You're joking.
You can get me on podcasts?
Yeah,
I've worked with,
I know like contacts with Dan Nightingale and stuff.
I could probably get you on Have A Word and things like that.
Is she missing?
Is that what someone actually said?
So we spoke to the same person as you.
We couldn't afford it either.
But what we've done instead to try and get interest
was a publicity stunt.
So we've paid for an aeroplane to fly over the Grand National
advertising the website CheapHorseMeat.com
which will then link
to Dead Men Talking website.
That's so good.
And it cost £1,080
in case anyone's interested.
When's the Grand National?
Saturday.
Is it this Saturday?
Yeah, yeah.
It's I think 14th, 15th.
So is this known?
Can this be changed? No this known can this be changed
no this can't be changed
we paid for it
and I'll tell you what
I'm praying for a clear day
because if it's cloudy
that's a gram that I've pissed away
on people going
I think that's an error
oh fuck it
what horse is next
they're not going to show it
on the BBC though are they
what sorry
it's not going to get BBC
no it's ITV
it's ITV
you should be talking for
so you're hoping people
take pictures of it
and tweet about it
so what I'm hoping is
if anyone's at the Grand National
and you see a play
in advertising
cheaphorsemeat.com
then please take a picture of it
yeah sure
because that goes to our website
but yeah
that's all of our money
that's every penny
of the marketing budget
has gone on that one thing and if it doesn't come off then we're you're either website but yeah that's that's all of our money that's every penny of the marketing budget has
gone on that one thing and if it doesn't come off then you're either and i mean this and i say things
like this to you all the time you're either a genius or the stupidest content i've ever met
oh and we won't know which one it is i do until saturday when it happens it's the second one it's
the last you think it's stupid it's funny it's stupid why is it
stupid what's what i want to buy tickets even if i went to the website and i didn't know who you
were i wouldn't buy tickets they'll see it it's just a joke i don't think it's clickable because
it's in the sky yeah so where were you three months ago jamie with your knowledge of i don't
think it's clickable because it's in the sky.
That is one thing we haven't considered.
I think it's a really good idea,
but I don't think people will buy tickets,
but it might get more eyes on the podcast.
Yeah.
Well, it's done now, isn't it?
Are you doing a video about it?
Like a TikTok video about that's what you're doing?
I mean, that would have been a great idea.
You should buy over the Grand National.
Here's what it said. You should go to the Grand National. Yeah, yeah. I mean, that would have been a great idea. We pay for a plane to fly over the Grand National. Here's what it said.
You should go to the Grand National.
Yeah, yeah.
I can't be arsed.
What are you all about?
You need to put more work in than just buy a plane.
Do you know what I'm kidding?
How is that a sentence?
Do you know what I'm kidding?
Anyone can buy a plane, Freddie.
Gotta think outside the box.
It worked well enough for 9-11 didn't it
come on
yeah and it did
loads more work
that's what it was
Ben Lardner's
advertising his podcast
on
it worked really well
all over
the Middle East
he was fucking
flying me
to a tower
in a cave
do you know
can you sell
a tape
to the
poster he had a video about it ready to go when it became Two terrorists in a cave. Do you know a kid who sellotaped the Z to the post at Gunnison?
He had a video about it ready to go
when it became news.
Yeah, you've got to do that.
You need to be like, have you seen that?
This is us.
Can someone
remind me immediately when this is finished
and I'll see if we can get it.
You need to be ready for Asgore National.
You've got to have the reaction to the reaction.
You've got to be prepared for it to go viral and go massive.
Have you seen this?
Because the best thing that can happen at the minute
is it goes viral and everyone goes,
that was funny, that.
I wish I knew who it was.
Well, we basically,
we always agreed that whatever happened,
any money that we made,
we were going to spunk away.
So we did for a while try and set up
a fake child trafficking website
called webuyanykid.com.
And we were going to do it exactly like we buy any car.com and you could you could basically enter your make and model and color which would have been problematic
you want sorry would you get a value yeah you get a value oh yeah yeah yeah and we were going
to advertise it on billboards we buy any kidcom, but it turns out that that's really expensive.
Expensive?
That was the problem?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, you think, retrospectively,
while I'm saying this,
that it might be a better idea
to advertise our own currently functioning
and operational website
rather than making fictitious companies,
but nevertheless, and it's funny.
It is funny.
It is very funny.
Me and Adam had a grill market years ago
for our first ever gig. Yeah. You did what? When me and Karl ran funny. It is funny. It is very funny. Me and Adam went to the market years ago for our first ever gig.
Yeah.
You did what?
When me and Carl ran our first ever comedy club.
We printed off two posters.
We were in sixth form at the time.
You did two posters?
Yeah, so one of them said free money.
But then in really small letters below it, it said not really,
but look at this poster.
And then right next to it was the poster for the gig.
We were in sixth form.
That's fucking
entrepreneurial
and we had five shows
scheduled
and three of them
happened
I'm just thinking
yeah but we were
fucked by other apps
was that in the
beer colour one
no that was in
the casa
Jamie's problem
about that is
it's not clickable enough
can't click on posters
can you lad
but then we found out
the council got in touch
and said
I should take all the posters
down
it's a £2000,000 fine per poster.
Really?
Yeah, because we were putting it on, like,
bus stop timetables.
We were putting it just,
doing L1.
Yeah.
We were just putting it on the wall.
Like, where was the love video?
What?
Where was the love video?
Yeah.
Like, Tony 2012.
We were putting it in people's left,
like, we were just putting it
fucking everywhere.
We'd spent all the Six Forms money on printing. We didn't spend the penny's left, like, we were just putting it fucking everywhere. We'd spent all the
Six Forms money on printing,
we didn't spend the penny.
And we nearly lost
about 40 grand.
Well,
speaking of which,
you know we did
our Task Bastard special.
You're not in trouble,
are you?
What, sorry?
Oh, yes.
Shock.
What?
What?
Whoa, hang on.
Don't tell me Taskmaster
had taken you to task. So the tell me Taskmaster are taking you to task.
So the producers of Taskmaster, Avalon,
sent us a cease and desist notice.
That's mad, that.
What?
So you used their format, their font,
and put a very slight twist on the title and they're not happy.
Sorry, to what show?
Task?
Taskmaster.
Never heard of it, mate.
Don't know. That is wild. Where have they gotmaster. Never heard of it, Mike.
That is wild.
Where have they got that from?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And we certainly didn't get it up... Now that you've reminded me about this,
the plane's not going to work.
We certainly didn't get the letter up on stage
during the show, take the piss out of it,
and then spend the whole show going,
so how did you come up with such an original idea?
Oh, well, it came to me in a dream
when I fell asleep on Thursday
at fucking nine o'clock for exactly an hour.
Yeah.
All you need to do, mate,
just fly a plane over Avalon offices, mate.
That'll show them.
Have you ceased and desisted?
No, we continued and...
Insisted.
Insisted.
Is that wise? What, sorry? Is that wise what's that
is that wise
well it's fucking
happened now
it's a very funny
live show
it is
oh it was fucking
great wasn't it
it was great
Jamie Hutchinson
sniffed a lemsip
snorted a lemsip
he wasn't just
lovely that
that is
seriously heavy, lad.
I've put a lot of things up my nose, mate,
and Lemsip is by far the worst.
What's the worst thing you've put up your nose
that was actually a drug?
What's the worst experience you've had
whilst, you know, potted, lined, MDMA'd, ketted?
Flooded my mate's house on MDMA.
Sold loads of her.
I was just chatting about taps for hours
just saying how amazing they are.
We've got the elixir of life.
And all we have to do is that.
Do you have your dick out of this place?
Oh, man.
They're great, Andy.
Trust it.
No idea what that means.
And my mate went, yeah, I'm going to have a bath.
What time of the day and what were you doing?
Three in the morning.
Was it a party?
No, just me and him.
You're going to have a bath.
I mean, it's the first time for everything when you and your mate sit there.
Wow, yeah, good chance I'm going to have a bath.
If he said that to me
I'm like
I'm going home
Fucking great
House party mate
I broke out the
Lush bath bombs
Really treated myself
Me and Kyle sat around
With rum and cokes
Taps of sick
I didn't have
It's right there
Bath
So you had a bath
I didn't have a bath
Your mate had a bath
High on MD
I forgot it was running
And it flooded the house
The second day
I had a moose coming round.
A what?
A woman off plenty of fish.
A moose?
Very moose-like.
Yeah, it's an offensive way for an unattractive woman.
Yeah.
Also see dog-faced bitch.
Carry on.
And your mum.
Moose is the plural of moose as well.
Moose-eye.
Moose-eye dembele.
A dembele of women. A Dembele of women.
A Dembele of women.
It's a collection of ugly women.
It's like an ugly hen do.
Fucking Dembele in a...
Moose-eye.
Oh, I'm using that for that one.
That was a great collection.
A group of ugly women is a Dembele.
A Dembele.
A Dembele.
Women's great.
Carry on. so you had
you had a singular moose
yeah yeah
one moose
came round
so
that's me she was
so she came round
the next day
but I'm on a come down
mate's on a come down
in the bath
and there's a soggy carpet
upstairs
anyway she me mate's got football the next day so bath and there's a soggy carpet upstairs anyway
she
my mate's got football
the next day
so he goes and sleeps
in his mum's bed
right
leaves me downstairs
with her
sorry
sorry
this was your friend's house
yeah yeah yeah
and he had football
the next day
yeah
so he slept in his mum's bed
yeah
good luck
because I was in his bed
with
was his mum there
no
she was on holiday
okay
and when was this
2011
we played footy managers
2011
so I'm guessing
like 2013
okay
it was just the way
you said it
like I've got football
the next day
I'm gonna sleep
in my mum's bed
right
so you're in bed
in his bed
with the moose
right
so this is a thing
yeah
sorry
sorry woman
sorry woman she came round but I'm too cabbaged Which we should probably stop calling her. So this is a thing, yeah. Sorry, woman.
Sorry, woman.
She came round, but I'm too cabbaged,
and we've barely had a conversation.
My mate's gone to bed, and I'm just left with her.
So we had a drinking game.
Any time an ex went on Britain's Got Talent,
we had a shot.
Do you know what I mean? Brr.
Shot.
Do you know what I mean?
To get pissed.
Oh, is it like when they got a buzz head?
Yeah, yeah.
Not just when you were like, there she is.
That's her fucking last year. That's her as fucking last year.
That's the longest fucking game ever.
No, it's the last time.
Speaking to you,
any of our next girlfriends or fellas,
walk out and audition.
Fucking Britain's got Dembele's.
Go on.
So I'm trying to drink myself into getting on an even keel,
which is a problem. Trying to drink myself into getting on an even keel,
which is a problem.
Trying to drink myself into getting on an even keel.
I just don't find her interesting.
She's boring me to tears and stuff.
And she goes, shall we go to bed?
I went, oh, yeah, sounds.
And I turned the telephone.
I went, I really, really don't want to sleep with this woman.
I just don't want to do it.
And we go up and I see my mate's single bed and I see her and I did some quick maths
and I go, there's going to be a space problem.
Space.
There's going to be a space problem, Shane.
Like a reporter from the 30s. Yeah, Shane, there's going to be a space problem, Shane. Like a reporter from the 30s.
Yeah, Shane, I'm a space problem, Shane.
You appear to be too much of a moosh to fit in a bed, Shane.
So I'm a gentleman.
Sean Connery by the sound of it.
So I pretended to take out my contact lenses for her.
Did you not have any in?
No.
So I said
I'm just going to take my contact lenses out
in the bathroom
you get
you get comfy
so I thought
I'll let her get comfy
and I can
I'm a dog
so I can
I can sleep in
unnatural positions
I see what you mean
yeah
so
she goes
you weren't going to bed
to sleep were you?
no but I just
I just say you get in
you get in the bed and i had to
go out and i could so i get in bed and i'm proper scrunched up on the side i mean falling off but
i don't want to make it look like i'm falling off don't i make her feel self-conscious yeah um and
she starts you know you know trying to you know instigate stuff yeah and i very coldly i feel
harsh now turn me back on her and go oh oh, there must be something on telly.
So I was her little spoon for a bit.
Wait, wait.
So she tried to fuck you
and your response was to turn your back on her
and go, there must be something on telly.
How did you brush over that?
Like it's not the coldest thing ever.
I'd rather watch Cash in the Attic
than get my dick sucked out of you.
Remember, this is early hours in the morning.
What's the timeline?
He's watching Hollyoaks
with the fucking sign language on roulette.
What's the timeline?
You may go to the bathroom at 3am.
No, no, no.
That's the night before.
Oh.
So the Friday night,
we had loads of MDMA left over.
So we just got twatted.
Right.
And then the Saturday,
then ballet come round.
Played Britain's Got Talent and then we retired
to the bedroom
so she's just
big spooned me
I just felt so safe
in her arms
and
I couldn't
she had a big
hefty breath
sorry
hefty breath
yeah just like
snoring all over me
I can't be doing it.
So I text my mate,
I was like,
fucking SOS lad,
I'm fucking stuck here.
So I come in my mum's bed
so I went in,
slept with my mate
in his mum's bed
and we just watched
Sky One's Mad Dogs.
While she was asleep
in the other room.
Imagine when she wakes up
and just walks into it
and I'm like, what's going on? Well, morning after while she was asleep imagine when she wakes up and just walks into it
and I'm like
what's going on
well
morning after
my mate goes
goes to place 40
and I get up
I go
I'm going to have to
fucking check in on this
I'm so sorry
I went
so I went and
got checked in
and she's getting changed
she's changing her knickers
and she's like
oh
self-conscious about you know finally coming out and that so I was like checked in and she's getting changed. She's changing her knickers. And she's like, oh, self-conscious about Fanny coming out and that.
So I was like, oh, sorry.
And she went, why did you go last night?
I went, ah, my mate's girlfriend rang me
because she couldn't get hold of him.
So I went in to wake him up and he was on the phone for ages
and needed my phone back and ended up just falling asleep.
It's a good lie.
It's a really good lie off the top of your head and then she you're smart in such specific situations
smart in a way that will allow him to drink and do drugs and not lose his job yeah yeah yeah
street smart and then she do you have your hair cut specifically for this? No, it was a mess. Oh, is it? Yeah.
So I'm trying to get her out of the house.
So I'm looking after my mate's house.
So I go, oh, I'm trying to drop hints for her to go.
So I go, I better go and tidy this mess up.
And she went, oh, I'll help you.
So then I've taught myself into fucking cleaning the house.
You need a help, though.
I end up cleaning the house.
I went, I'm going to have to drop the keys. So i had to leave the house until she left go in a cafe watch her drive off and then go back in that's what i used to when i used to wag work as well leave work go
to go to yummies have a brew and a bacon butter all right mum's in work go back home because she
I come home before her
so I just had to leave the house
and say I've wagged work
did you used to get up
and get ready though
yeah I used to get up
and go ready
go see you later
off to work
no I mean when she came back in
did you look like you'd been to work
yeah yeah
like
putting your work uniform on
just to sit in the house
and play FIFA
I lost a kid on the table today
your mum thinks you're a surgeon
always hope before they're gone
surgeon that finishes at half three
every day
lost another kid today
and even in your fantasy
kids are dying
even in your lying fantasy
of being a surgeon
there's kids
every day
oh another one
playing FIFA
what the hell
Elton Ex-Devitors
3-0 down
in a cup final
yeah
it's mad that I
couldn't save a child
innit
I always thought
one of the
shittest things
about being a surgeon
is why I couldn't do it
is because
this will be why
you can't do it
this is one of the reasons that I can't do it is because you know this will be why you can't do it right this is one of the reasons i can't do it you've pretty much signed up for all your overtime
haven't you because like if there's somebody on the hospital table and they're like bleeding out
you can't be like it's five though do you know i mean like if there's like a kid that come in
that's been stabbed you can't be like i'll leave in 10 and this is this is an eight but there's not many jobs like you can just leave is that funnily enough though there is a lot of the
nhs who do live by that i know some of you need to the very very important scan over christmas and
he said oh the doctor isn't until monday and they were like just get him in now because this person's
really up night until monday and she had to wait until Monday. How ill? Like, more ill than they thought she was.
Did she have Monday in her?
Yeah, she's only young, so she survived.
Okay.
But, like, she could have not survived because of that.
Can't have a doctor do it.
What?
Can't have a doctor do that.
It's specific things, isn't it?
Like, it's different...
Specialists.
Yeah.
So it is, like, if you're not in, you're not in.
That is a thing. I think it's different in the States. is like if you're not in you're not in that is a thing i think it's different in the states that's why you should be a vet in it because vets can leave at five i'm gonna call a vet can leave at 50 oh your dog yeah he didn't
make it it's all because you brought him in at four it's all you want from a job the ability
to leave when you're meant to leave because you're a a comedian. It's literally the only reason I do comedy.
If a gig runs past half ten, I'm fucking pissed off.
Yeah, but you still do it, you know?
Because it's like delaying the show.
You're not like, well, I'm only doing six minutes now.
You know what I mean, though, don't you?
Like, when a gig overruns, even by about 15 minutes, it's fucking torture.
Oh, I don't mind, do you mean?runs even by about 15 minutes it's fucking torture oh i don't mind it me fine torture torture i don't think you've been tortured i like the bit
where i let you go home in 15 minutes have some humanity i like the bit where i'm on stage but
the rest of the socializing bit is torture. I love socialising, man.
We have a nice little pint together sometimes.
We do have a nice... I don't mind you.
You're fairly
social. I don't think I am.
Yeah, with people you like.
Well, yeah. I
wouldn't choose to hang around
with people that I have no opinion
of. I have to like you first.
I stayed out on my own
last night i went to duke's bar and say owns did you yeah great little night oh my god that
fucking on your own in saint helens yeah hey me and jamie me and jamie did a gig last night
and we got told there was a woman in the front row who uh like a middle-aged woman, she'd lost all of her toes during COVID.
COVID?
So they called her
Tovid.
I mean,
you would though,
wouldn't you?
Are they related though?
Is losing toes
a symptom of COVID?
No.
She didn't lose them
because of COVID,
she lost them
during COVID.
No,
I think she lost them
because of COVID.
What?
Are there lungs in her feet?
What's,
what's,
that's not,
how's they, That's like saying,
oh my God,
I'm going to name an illness.
Mad cow disease.
And my arms fell off.
Like they're not related.
How do you lose your toes to COVID?
Not a doctor, mate.
You should have asked.
Believe you me,
the guy that told me behind the bar
did not look like a doctor either.
Overall amputation rates
have risen due to COVID-19
as the disease causes dangerous blood clots that can lead to limb loss there's my anxiety
for the next six months oh i can have another mri i think my arms about to fall off if you had
to choose a limb to get rid of which one did it be like one of the four. Yes. As opposed to throwing an extra and losing that.
Yes, one of the four.
The left arm.
Yeah, we chose arm.
I didn't.
I actually would have said that and choose leg.
I chose my left foot.
Because it gets harder every day, Lewis.
Your foot's on the limb.
What is it?
Your foot is on the limb.
All right, fine, left leg.
It's legs or arms.
Left arm, 100%.
Okay.
I think I'd go with leg, you know. I'd go with right leg. Why? Well, time. Left leg. It's legs or arms. Left arm, 100%. Okay. I think I'd go with leg, you know.
I'd go with right leg.
Why?
Well, sorry.
Why?
Because leg's easier to hide.
It's easier to replace as well.
It's easier to hide.
Yeah, just...
I almost never wear shorts as it is.
Right.
So you just wear jeans.
But just stump up.
And then a shoe.
A shoe.
A shoe.
And then you're done.
Yeah.
Whereas arm, everyone wears t-shirts.
If you lost your left arm, I could see it now.
So your concern with losing a limb is everyone knowing you've lost one
and not the functionality of your limbs.
You're just like, I don't need my left leg,
as long as everyone thinks I've still got it.
Arms are much more functional than legs.
Use your arms more than your legs.
Of course you do.
I don't really use...
But here's the thing as well.
If you get a prosthetic,
if you get a prosthetic and you get cum in that,
that's never coming out, is it?
Like, in all the fucking joints and shit.
Yeah, just put your fucking thing in the dishwasher.
Like a toilet brush.
Like, yeah, you use your arms more than you use your legs.
You absolutely do.
But your legs are more important.
I don't think they are.
I don't think so either.
Have you changed your mind now?
If you use something more, then that's the more important.
That's not necessarily true.
Go on.
Well, I use my hands more than my cock,
but I'd rather lose both my hands than my cock.
Would you?
No, you wouldn't.
Fuck off.
Fuck right off.
Shit. Shut up. You'd rather lose you wouldn't. Fuck off. Fuck right off.
Shit.
Shut up.
You'd rather lose both your hands than your dick.
Right, here's the thing.
Here's the thing.
Imagine, imagine if you did lose both your arms and you still had your dick.
What happens next?
What do you mean?
You're not touching it, are you?
What, you're just going to rub it against the door frame or something?
I'd fuck me stumps.
What are you on about? against the door frame or something. I'd fuck me stumps.
What are you on about? You would not, you'd rather lose both of your hands.
Right now.
You couldn't do anything you're doing right now without your hands.
A cod.
Adam.
You couldn't do that, you'd have got fists.
Right now, try and touch your dick with your elbows.
Why?
Because you lose your stumps.
Yeah. You just put your stumps. Try and get a prosthetic arm. Why? Because you've stumped. Yeah.
You just put your stumps.
Try and do it.
Why can't I get a prosthetic arm?
What?
Why can't I have a prosthetic arm?
Waiting list.
It's a mad waiting list on him.
So, you'd rather have both your arms gone than your dick.
Yeah.
That's madness.
The shoulder.
Yeah.
What?
What?
Yes.
What are you? He's playing this for the game.
Jack's with me.
You can never fuck again.
What are you talking about?
Oh, you're fucking with no arms, mate.
People with no arms can fuck.
You look like a T-junction.
What the fuck are you on about?
People with no arms can fuck.
Yeah, they can, yeah.
And you can get sucked Yeah. They can, yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
And you can get sucked off.
And rimmed.
Is that all?
You can get rimmed with anything.
Get rimmed with seven arms if you want.
I don't lose my arms.
I won't be able to get rimmed anymore.
Yeah, I'd take both my arms and then be cocked.
Oh, here's the thing.
Here's the thing.
You have no arms,
you wouldn't be able to use your phone.
And you use your phone all the time for everything.
You can use your phone now.
What?
Like you just won't be able to use it.
Okay, how? Talk me through it.
Siddy.
Hey Siddy.
You're using your fucking hand!
It's in your hand!
Your phone's over there.
No, it's not in any reach and you haven't got your elbow, you've got two fucking...
You've got nothing.
Can you use me toes?
Go on, see if you can use it
get your toes out
I'm fine right now
but I'm sure you can go
through training
six weeks
six weeks
and I'll be able to
operate me phone
with me fucking toes
I got beat with
I got beat on FIFA
by a guy
playing with his feet
how have you got a story
about this
because he was handicapped
he had like
you know when arms fuse and they bend
down so he had no
he didn't have the
precision grip
so he used to play
with his feet
it was fucking
mad man
I bet he still
comes on a daily
basis though
do you rather lose
your arms than
your cock
100%
Jamie
what
arms or cock
I'd lose my cock
yeah
yeah yeah yeah
straight away
yeah
what are you gonna to do, though?
Have you not got any sex drive?
What's that, really?
Have you not got any sex drive?
I'm going to make the most beautiful vagina
you've ever seen in your entire life.
No, and you could finger it.
Yeah.
You've got hands.
But you've got...
There's no feeling to it, is there?
If you lose your cock,
you don't have a sex drive, do you?
No, that's chemical castration.
All the cums out here.
No, you've still got a sex drive.
It's chemical.
But there's nothing you can do
with your sex drive. That's the point. there's nothing you can do with your sex drive?
That's the point.
Would you rather lose your legs or your cock?
And that brings us to the point that arms are more important than legs.
Exactly.
No, it doesn't.
Legs are more important than arms.
Because I would lose my arms, the legs is a question.
No, legs, you could have a wheelchair, mate.
Wheelchairs are sick. You can have a wheelchair mate wheelchairs are sick you can have a wheelchair
anyway you know
yeah but it's an excuse
you don't get a wheelchair
if I lose my cock
Jamie was built
for being an old man
in a wheelchair
oh I'm not built
for being an old man
he won't be making it
in Benidorm
I'm not making
pensioner levels
what do you reckon
you're going to make
what's your I'd be happy what would you Benidorm I'm not making pensioner levels what do you reckon you're going to make what's your
I'd be happy
what would you take
right now
I'm hoping
40
I'm 80
I won't die
8 years
32
yeah but a great
40
within the decade
you'd be happy
to die in 8 years
living the life
you live now
yeah
this is hutchy
I'm not saying
you haven't
I'm just saying
great life man
do you know what I mean
you don't
you take that I'll? You don't...
You take that.
I'll take that.
40 good years.
You say 40 good years.
You've lived 20 good years.
You've had three good years.
Ever since you did The Last Dance,
it's been great.
Before that,
it was a fucking write-off.
I don't know.
It depends, doesn't it?
What would you take?
I'm happy with 60.
That's so sad. I actually don't want to... I don't want to live depends on it. What would you take? I'm happy with 60. That's so sad.
I actually don't want to live to the age where you just...
Because look, most people, when they say I want to...
You don't want to be a big puddle.
Well, who's a puddle at 60?
So here's the thing.
Yes, of course.
Fair enough, yeah.
Me and Hutchie being fucking admitted to the home at the same time we've got a dem belly a fucking
old man coming in tonight um i don't i i want to go out while i've still got a bit of function
behind me i want to like i don't want to be one of those people that's oh i want to die when i'm
old and gray and yeah but if you die when you're really, really old, you just, like,
you become a burden to your family,
Do you think you'll
kill yourself at 60?
Do you think you'll
just get to 60
and be like,
I'm done?
Blowing your own head off?
Even while you're
still functional,
do you think the age
to live on will be
with you then?
Well,
look,
at the moment,
I've got no kids
and nothing really
to live for,
so.
How old are you Fred?
35.
But if that changed
I might put an extra
5 years on it
But as it stands
60's fine
I've got a fantasy death
Has anyone got a fantasy death?
Yeah
I've got a fantasy death
Pussy Avalanche
Not
Pussy Avalanche
Yep
Yep
I'm
Pussy Avalanche
is a great name for a band
Yeah
Oh it is
It is Pussy Avalanche
Pussy Avalanche
I'm Yeah so This is me Old man Version Yeah Pussy Avalanche is a great name for a band. Oh, it is? It is Pussy Avalanche. Pussy Avalanche.
Yeah, so this is me, old man version, yeah?
I've got no family, I've disgraced myself.
In your fantasy, you've disgraced yourself.
I'm in a hospital bed on my own, no one around me,
and I just wind the nurses up,
and it's time to go. I'm going, oh, bedpan, bedpan, it's the time to go. Oh, bedpan.
Bedpan is changing.
And then it goes, okay, Mr. Hutchinson.
And she lifts the quilt up and I fart in her face and I go,
one nil.
And you go.
Yeah, because she can never get me back.
One nil.
Soul shower. get me back 1-0 soul shower
your fantasy
your fantasy death
is a borderline
sexual assault
of a woman
you don't know
is a sexual assault
to fart in a woman's face
hang on
I think so
is fancy death
is farting in a nurse's face
I get it though
no
and say 1-0
but
what if you don't die
and she equalizes
by just like
fucking
yeah what if you think you don't oh mate what equalises by just fucking... What if you think you're done?
Oh, mate.
What if she pins you down
and just shits on your corpse?
1-1, you old cunt.
And then that's what kills you.
It's like four ones away.
She's won.
It's like the Bruno Fernandes goal
after full time.
You're done.
There's nothing you can do about it.
What's your fantasy, Def?
Have you got one?
Me?
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I've always said that what I'd like to do is kill myself.
That's it.
He said that with so much sincerity.
He does mean it.
He's been like perpetually suicidal on and off since he was 20.
But I've always liked
once in a while
is killing myself
so what I do
is
I'd like
I'd take myself
to like a remote location
and I'd shoot myself
by like
but I'd learn how
to angle my hand
in a way that
holds the gun
in a way that
detectives don't think
it's possible for me
to have done that
and then I'd leave
loads of clues on my body.
Like, I'd leave, like, a swimming ticket
and, like, a fucking 40,000 drachma in a pocket
and then I'd have, like, a tattoo of a random address on me leg
just so I'd waste 40 years of a detective's career.
That is so much better than anything I was going to say.
I'll tell you what's a good suicide a murder mystery
improv night
that is a great
suicide
oh
magician's assistant
yeah
yeah
magician's assistant
opening up the
fucking box
and she
oh dear
how would you
handle a gun
to blow your own
head off
that makes it look
like it wasn't you.
The gun's on the floor next to you.
They'd figure that out.
It wasn't him, why?
Bit of a mad angler.
He falls like this.
I've got him.
No, it was him.
That's what.
Why's he got so much strike, man?
I'm not asking.
I don't know.
Idiots on CCTV
getting his pounds exchanged an hour ago.
It's a tattoo artist
right on the corner with his leg.
We've got images in the Bureau de Charge.
You can have CCTV in Liverpool,
the Euro exchange.
I love any of their 100 quid worth of drama.
Don't ask why.
Oh, where are you going?
Paradise.
The detective solves it in 25 minutes. He's like, yeah, he did this himself. He's where are you going? Paradise. The detectives have solved it in 25 minutes.
He's like, yeah, he's done it to himself.
He's on some tattoo artist's Instagram, yeah?
Last day on Earth!
That's on his mind.
15 minutes.
Yeah, he's killed himself
and tried to make it look like someone, didn't he?
It's these people's job.
I've held a gun, man.
Nothing can beat it.
Shot myself in the mirror.
Which is why I've not done it.
No, I don't think you can get away with it.
You'd have wasted your time.
The simple way is kill yourself regularly
and then just leave a cryptic note.
Kill yourself regularly? regularly like don't be
getting tattoos
and grassmere
my way of doing it
is to go
to become a vigilante
right
alright yeah
and literally just
like amass
an arsenal of weapons
and go around
killing people
that I think
deserve to die
you think
isn't that your dreams
Freddie
yeah yeah yeah
but I just
rather than an arsenal
of weapons
I work almost
exclusively with a sniper
and it doesn't matter
if they deserve it or not
occasionally
occasionally grenade launches
yeah and also
I go off people
that specifically
don't deserve it
he shoots women
and children
I'm going around
killing paedophiles
like murderers
who I know
got away with it
sorry so here's a question
how would you know that they were pedophiles to kill them?
It's public record.
Yeah, there's an app that shows you.
What?
You can download an app for free on your phone
that shows you where the pedophiles live in your local area.
Yeah, but they don't tell you who they are.
They do tell you?
There's pictures of them?
Also, also.
How else are they going to do it?
Go, warmer, warmer.
What's the point
if you don't know who they are?
Yes.
I thought it was like,
just so you know,
it could be anyone.
It could be you.
I thought that they did it
like heat maps on football games.
You know,
it was just like
patches of where pedos have been.
No, you know their face name
and what they did
really
yeah
and I'm going
I'm blowing heads off
mate
anyone who's done
anything serious
and then as the police
come at me
I'm just like
I refuse to surrender
I'm there with two
Uzis
one in my back pocket
fucking shotgun
on my shoulders
that I've got strings for
I just look like a
fucking one man band
of a fucking
you look like a
fucking blast hoist
exactly
yeah and then eventually the police are like look we're gonna have to take him out yeah he's doing good work and that one man band of a fucking law hero you look like a fucking blast hoist exactly yeah
and then eventually
the police are like
look we're gonna have to
take him out
yeah he's doing good work
and that
and we actually appreciate it
but at the end of the day
he's on the news
on the BBC news
he's actually
Evie Gidd
you know
but we've gotta kill him
so
Evie you know
and then it's
you are such an egotist
that even in your death
you want
the police force
to respect you
yeah the chief of the fucking police force you want the police force to respect you.
Yeah, the chief of the fucking police force.
You want it to be like when Shawn Michaels kicked Ric Flair.
The chief of Scotland Yard comes out and goes,
look, at the end of the day, Adam Rowe's done something that we've all wanted to do for years,
but we're not man enough.
We've still got to offer him.
Have you seen the gif of Wesley Slade in Blade?
What's it called?
What's the film's name?
Blade.
Blade?
When he's crying
with the gun
it's with a busy
going I'm sorry
Adam
I've got to blow
your head off
do it John
I deserve it
where do you
stood
what
where do you
stood
where are you
steps of Liverpool
one
the steps of
Liverpool
one
in that little bit
where the sound
goes weird
because I want to
listen to it one
last time
are you going to
try and
as a vigilante
one more time as a vigil. Are you going to try and, as a vigilante... One more time, Ed!
As a vigilante, are you going to try and kill these paedophiles?
Are you going to try and kill them and not get caught for a while?
Or is this just going to be all out in plain...
I'm doing it on Instagram Live.
I've got Will following me with a camera.
It's very funny.
I used to, on Facebook, do all the Paedophile Hunter catcher videos. I used to on Facebook do all the pedo hunter
catcher videos
yeah
I used to
defend the
non-slap the
car and then
just mute it
just go
listen lad
it's a mental
illness at the
end of the day
you can't be
helped so I
think you're
being too
aggressive with
him
and then you
see all the
old flag
fucking Facebook
status
fucking
supervisor
you
just mute it
class
class do you know what I used to do he doesn't even speak status is like I don't fucking supervise you just mute it though class hours of fun
class
do you know what
I used to do
just even see
the record she scores
I used to have loads
this is going back
about 12 years
15 years
I used to have loads
of fucking
burner accounts
for like
housing developers
no housing developers
I used to go into
the better
they're called
Freddy Queen
if that came out
Finn
how
on a scale of one to ten
how shocked would you be
if I'd burnt
two green kids
I've got a CRB certificate
you can go fuck yourself
that means fuck all that
what so that Harold Shipman
he didn't fuck kids, did he?
No, he killed nans.
Exactly, and I'm happy with that.
Happy?
Oh, that's good news, isn't it?
He wasn't shagging kids.
Anyway.
He was the Adam Rovers day, vigilante.
Doing work the police wanted to.
Yeah, all them nans were pedos, I heard.
Yeah.
In a place called Hyde.
I used to work for the search.
What were you saying?
You had burner accounts for what?
Yeah, I used to pretend to be a housing developer
and I'd log on to local Facebook community forums
and go, oh, we're building 400 houses in your area,
what do you think?
And then just mute it and leave.
Or say we're having a complex for escaped pedophiles,
released pedophiles. So we're having a complex for escaped paedophiles. Released paedophiles.
So we're having a complex for escaped paedophiles.
We're just going to assume that they're all going to make their way
to your village for some reason.
We've done a survey.
Your town's got the sexiest kids.
So we think that all the escaped paedophiles are going to congregate here
and we're building them houses.
Do you know what I mean?
They play Xbox and all. Talk to girls and we're building them houses. Do you know what I mean? I used to play Xbox and talk to girls.
Game of FIFA.
Yeah.
I'm just making that up.
No, you did that shit on Twitter, didn't you?
You used to be a bit of a shithouse on Twitter.
What Carl used to do is he would set up,
so he'd set up like SkyHelp underscore
and make it look real.
And then people will be tweeting
Sky Help going
my Skybox hasn't been
working for a day and a half
I can't use anything
on catch up
I'm just wondering
whether I can get
any help with this
and any reply
hiya Roger
thanks for your message
that tends to happen
if people are just
the big stupid old cunts
of this house
I'm moving to Virgin
so I thought about
I've thought about
for like the last week
but I haven't done it and I want you all to know that I'm not doing this I thought about I've thought about for like the last week but I haven't done it
and I want you all to know
that I'm not doing this
I thought about
setting up a fake account
for Wallace the Havowood dog
paying for Twitter Blue
and then just tweeting
loads of right wing shit
about immigrants
so I just thought
how funny would it be
to have the little dog
going send him back
he's only got his own Twitter
he's fucking active as well
to be fair to him.
He's frightened.
But yeah, Sky Help was,
that was partially my finest moment
on the internet, though.
Me and Carl used to do
a lot of prank calls.
That was something
we used to spend our time doing.
So, like, we'd just ring, like,
pizzas and takeaways to places,
like, over the road.
You know, like, the place
where, like, you'd be playing football
and the fella would come out
and be like,
fuck, I'm here for that ball,
you fucking little gang of little cunts. I'll fucking, I'll baste you. You know him the place where you'd be playing football and the fella would come out and be like, fuck, I'm here for that ball, you fucking little gang of little cunts.
I'll fucking, I'll baste you.
You know him.
Right.
You ring Peter's or like order him a skip.
Skip to the best.
Or a bouncy castle.
Skip to the best because you can't move.
If someone gives you a skip, you've got to skip.
You can't move it.
Put it right in front of the path, block the car in.
The skip's there for a minimum of a week.
And nobody prepaid.
Back then, it was cash at the end.
You didn't prepay for the skip.
Drop a 10-tonne skip off at ours, bam, you've ruined this week.
We spent a full day once.
And I mean a full day from like 10 o'clock in the morning
till the evening, ringing houses and going,
oh yeah, is Shergar there?
And then the woman or the man would go, the horse.
And then from the other side of the room,
one of us would go,
nay!
And then we'd go,
never mind, found them.
We spent six hours doing that one day.
The best.
I'm sorry, that's so ridiculous.
That's so stupid.
The best one we've ever done,
and we've mentioned this in our video before,
long time listeners,
we apologise for the repetition.
We were just ringing, just going through the phone book,
just ringing random numbers and just being like,
you're like, just winding people up.
And this woman, she goes...
This is so funny.
Stupidest woman in the world.
She goes, hello?
I'm like, yeah, I'm just taking a piss.
And she goes, listen, can you stop doing this, please?
I'm waiting for an important phone call.
And we went,
Hiya,
who from?
And she went,
Harvey's Furniture Store.
What, sorry?
She said,
I'm waiting for an important phone call.
From where?
And we said,
who from?
And she said,
Harvey's Furniture Store.
So we put the phone down
and immediately rang back
and went,
hello, this is Harvey's.
And she believed us.
And she goes, what's it?
She's like, yeah, we've been waiting for the call.
We're like, yeah, yeah.
So we're just going through your order here.
Can you just tell us exactly what you ordered?
So that we know we've got the right one.
And she tells us absolutely everything.
And we went, yeah, look, here's the thing.
There's been a fire at the warehouse
when all the stuff's kept.
And every single thing you've ordered
has gone up in flames.
Rest of the stock, fine.
But because it's technically been dispatched,
you're not entitled to a refund
because it's left
the store
and she was like
this is ridiculous
I want to speak
to the manager
I was like
I am actually
I'm Harvey
and there's nothing
I can do
she's like
I'll be writing
complaints
I'll be phoning
crime watching
into watch
and we were like
yeah you're going
to have to
but you're not
getting any of your stuff we had her on the phone complaining to us for about an hour and in the end we we were like yeah you can have two more you're not getting any of your stuff
we had another phone
complaining to us
for about an hour
and in the end
we were just like
yeah it's us again
oh my god
that is a work of art
that is so good
I've said this before
I used to play
Neil or No Neil
what?
Neil or No Neil
they played that
in the Premier League
at the beginning
of matches last season
hello is Neil there?
no?
cool put the phone down you just ring yeah I was too ring a random number so like they played that in the Premier League at the beginning of matches last season hello is Neil there no cool
put the phone down
you just ring
ring a random number
so like
Liverpool's 0151
yeah
and then there's like
there's normally about
33 number codes
or sometimes a 4 number code
so like 252
is a Liverpool
number as well
that's like Old Swamp
so you do 0151
252
and then it's just a lottery
for the last 4 numbers
so 0151 252 37 then it's just a lottery for the last four numbers.
So 0151 252 3791 and just ring it
and then they go,
hello?
You go,
hello, is Neil there?
And if they go, no,
you go, all right.
You just phone down
and if they say,
yeah, I'll just get him
or this is Neil.
Two of them?
You have a chat with Neil?
2-1 meet
over and about
the span of six years.
That is a good game.
Okay.
So me and Jamie
were weirdos
for setting up
fake accounts
but you two
ringing up
asking to speak
to a meal
when were you doing this
yeah good point
yeah
I do it as myself though
were you a little
dickhead as a kid
because I was a dickhead
as a kid
wait the worst thing
I ever did
was we
well
we burnt down
a derelict house
while I was still inside.
It just caught fire.
And I had to run out of a burning building.
It just fucking decimated.
Like M&M?
In 8 Mile?
Yeah.
And we, another one was, I used to live in a house.
And then my mate subsequently lived in the same house.
So I went, ah, we, you know, we're the Buttman Street boys.
Sorry, what?
We're the Button Street Boys.
Buttman.
Buttman Street Boys.
What you said is stupid.
So me mate got evicted and that.
So they had a new family coming in.
And they was decorating it all and stuff.
They had builders in.
And we broke in and trashed it,
ripped all the carpets out,
bricked every window,
graffitied,
calling all the builders mums,
slags and that.
Pissed on everything.
Did you ever get caught for any of this?
Absolutely ruined it, nah.
Absolutely ruined it.
And then all the police were there.
The builders were stressed,
on the phone,
like fucking,
these cunts and everything.
And I walked past and I went
fucking what's happened here
just like sadistic
that was the worst thing I did
so I used to
I used to get
like you know
be a little bit
can we not
that was awful
that was awful
the most ridiculous thing
anyone's ever said
on this podcast
you were taken to the scene
of the crime as well
like a murderer
yeah
they always do
I wanted to see the
the chaos
the horror
the jeopardy
the
mute everything on Facebook
but smashes it out
he's like
gotta have a look
go back
when I matured
I really had second
I really had guilt
after the
were you not scared
you were going to get caught
from it
was there no
how did you get
how old were you
15
I'm so glad
that wasn't a two at the start of that.
28.
And they never found it was you?
No.
No.
You don't know.
Yeah, but it's...
I mean, you've just told them the truth.
Statues of limitations, mate.
Was 06.
He's a...
Clear.
Scoffery.
06.
What was the worst thing you did?
You were a little cunt as a kid?
I was just a low-level cunt.
But once I... Like, we'd just get pissed and that and just be little nuisances a kid? I was just a low-level cunt. But one time,
we'd just get pissed and that
and just be little nuisances.
We made bin bombs as well.
You fucking crazy bastard.
Did you have alcohol?
What's her age?
Booze.
Yeah, but from like 12.
Do you know what I mean?
Oh, that's rough.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry that I wasn't
ringing people up
and asking to speak to Neil.
We can't all be Gs.
Do you know what I mean?
We were like 17
when we were doing that.
Okay. Another 12, mate. Head of vagabonds. We can't all be G's. Do you know what I mean? We were like 17 when we were doing that. Oh, okay.
One of the 12, mate.
Head of vagabonds. We were playing football.
We were being quite loud. And there was a woman came out and she went, do you mind
being quiet? My husband's ill in bed.
And so we were like, well, let's just be even
louder and more obnoxious. Hi!
Pass us the fucking ball! All this shit.
Just being a knobhead. And then this
guy came out the
house and he was fucking in no like the biggest person i've ever seen in my entire life he was a
bouncer called big harry right and he came out all my mates fucking ran he went straight for me
because he was like you know the weakest gazelle in the group do you know what I mean? The weakest gazelle in the group. Do you know what I mean?
Fucking, he went straight for me,
grabbed me by the throat,
put me through a fence,
kicked the shit out of me.
How old was he?
I was about 13 years old.
I was, so I was so like,
like, cause he was the biggest person I've ever seen by a mile.
And I was drunk.
I pissed myself a little bit.
And he was kicking the fuck out of me and then
afterwards he left and all my mates came and they were like are you all right and I was okay but I
was like I don't want to like let anybody know that I pissed myself and so I was like yeah yeah
I'm fine I'm fine and then I was like arch I'm gonna go home and just you know like have a shower
I'll come out later or whatever and then then I went home, but I changed my pants
and I came back out and everyone immediately noticed
that I'd changed my pants and I got ripped for years
because they said that I got bum-raped by Big Harry.
Did they realise that's a really sad story?
Yeah.
Also, can I ask, how do you know he's called Big Harry?
What's that, eh?
How do you know
he was called?
As he was kicking down,
he was saying it.
It's what happens
when you mess with Big Harry.
Big Harry kicks you
off in it,
ain't so sure.
Where were you living?
One of our,
in Preston,
one of our mates,
his brother was a bit older
and he knew him
because he worked
the doors in Preston.
He can't be beating kids
up, Big Harry.
Yeah.
He's probably dead now.
What's that, eh? He's probably dead now what's that right
he's probably dead now isn't he
yeah possibly
good
but yeah
Jamie
what's a bin bomb
we had
what's a dirty bomb
I was obsessed with fire
and that
you're burning stuff
yeah I get
I completely understand that
this is a problematic episode
I've spoken about that before
I used to set fires
and batter bouncers
and kick people's heads
and there was this
there was this
we never did it
you know
where people could get hurt
there was a
yeah there's a code of ethics
to being an arsonist
isn't there
I was just
I was just
I was into science
I was experimenting
fuck off
and
there was
it was like a
not like
no one goes in
most of the time
like Tesco like you know it's like a not like no one goes in most of the time like
Tesco
like
you know
it's like an old house
that had been knocked down
and it was just rubble
basically
miles away from anyone
do you both live
have some scram did you
and
there we go
ring ring
call back for Finn
Neil there
no call back
and yeah so we just started setting fire to bins Oh, back to Finn. Neil there. No, go on back.
And yeah, so we just started setting fires,
bins and watching them melt and stuff.
And then we're like,
fucking hell, we need to up our game here.
Up your game?
The kids the next time are burning dumpsters.
I did the same thing.
And we put deodorant cans in.
Did you ever,
did you ever, do you remember ever downloading the Anarchist cookbook and trying to make in and it just did you ever did you ever do you remember
ever downloading
the anarchist cookbook
and trying to make things from it
isn't that illegal
I'm not seeing that
yeah yeah
what
fucking Jack remembers
Jack fucking remembers
are the people on watch lists
in America
the anarchist cookbook
yeah it's a thing in America
and you get on a watch list
if you download it
should I not google it then
no
it's how you build bombs and shit
no you can google it
you can google it you just can't download it should I not google it no it's how you build bombs and shit you can google it you can google it
you just can't download it
buy it
this was like
fucking
you know
before shit like watch this existed
this was like
no it wasn't
is it recipes
yeah
yeah it was recipes
to make bombs and stuff
oh I thought it was like
what like scones
yeah
pastries
you're making it with like
illegal flour or something
what's going on
illegal flour we were little What's going on here? Illegal flour.
We were little cunts
used to.
We're just fucking terrorists.
Yeah, this is a book
that's fully banned.
Yes, I just said that.
It's illegal.
It's out of build.
It's not really a book
what we downloaded.
It was like a
essentially a notes document
that you could just print out
on the computers at school.
He was making bombs.
You're downloading illegal.
We used to call people gay if they were shit or footy.
That was it.
We were homophobic to straight people.
That was it.
What bombs did you build for him?
So, well, none of them ever worked and stuff.
A lot of it was like putting stuff inside.
The whole thing behind it was like...
Domestic terrorism?
There was a Molotov cocktail that didn't work and there was
Isn't a Molotov cocktail just
like a Flamin' Rag and a
bottle of vodka? Yeah, we couldn't get it to work.
It's quite easy, isn't it? You are sorry?
We're also like 14, do you know what I mean?
Oh, silly us.
There was another one as well. I remember so
distinctly, I remember being at a
I remember being in like this
sort of,
it was like an abandoned building site type thing.
Where did you both live?
Chernobyl?
Yeah, there was just leveled schools everywhere,
abandoned buildings.
So what we did...
Gravel.
So one of the things in the Anarchist Cookbook
is that you could
scrape the sulphur
off matches
and put them
into a
tennis ball
you cut the top
out of a tennis ball
scrape the sulphur
off matches
and then put loads
of pebbles into it
and it'd be like
a miniature grenade
and I remember
so distinctly
spending hours
and hours
making
because we're going
to throw them
at each other
and it'd be funny
we had water bombs I remember spending hours and hours making, because we're going to throw them at each other and it'll be funny.
We had water bombs.
Yeah,
it's super so good,
3,000.
We had to all make grenades.
I can't play,
my mum said I can't get my limbs blown off today.
If I do,
make sure it's both the arms.
Yeah,
but I remember
it took hours and hours
scraping all the
sulphur off
and it was like
people were
fucking
you know
paying
doing it
because you had to do
so many matches
and that didn't work either
but none of it worked
it was just
experimenting
I tied my action man
to a firework
yeah that's a bit more
of a story
isn't it
yeah
I did that
you were trying to make
homemade bombs
you were domestic terrorist
you just need links
for you doing a match
well
I know that now
but
back in the day
I
again I think it's
I think it's weird
that you're all
amazed by this
we used to buy cheap
bottles of lemonade
from the summer field
open them a little bit
and throw them on the ground
because they'd bounce
and then shoot like rockets
oh Mentos and Coke as well
yeah but we didn't
download like
illegal terrorist books
yeah
yeah
yeah
well to be fair
we're a little bit
older than you
yeah yeah yeah
you know me grandad
told me about this
yeah
sit down
sit down
wanna tell you
how to make
homemade grenades
come here
come and get those matches
let's have a laugh
what else could you
could you not do
was there nothing to do
was the telly a thing then?
Was the telly a thing?
Yeah.
I'm 34.
What do you mean,
was the telly a thing?
You're three years old
and you're building
homemade bombs.
Were you on a boat?
Yeah, but you just wanted
to be out with your mates,
didn't you?
That was the thing.
We played man on some fuzzy.
We used to,
like every week,
we used to say
that we were having
a sleepover
at someone's house and then just stay out all night under a bridge or an overpass. Yeah, we used to say that we were having a sleepover at someone's house
and then just stay out all night under a bridge or an overpass.
Yeah, we had a tent in the forest.
You know what we used to do?
We used to just stay over at each other's house.
That's what I teach them, what?
We'll stay under the bridge when it goes late that night.
And you don't know what we're doing.
Yeah, just, like, stay in the woods or something.
Yeah, we used to stay in the woods in the tent, yeah.
What?
You live about 30 miles from us?
And you used to drink like VK or Wicked
and you'd span round because it got you more drunk.
Yeah, or do it through the eyeballs as well
because you'd watch Kevin and Perry.
And he was doing it with vodka, not a VK.
Just sticky ice.
Packing through VK.
I swear I could have swatted.
I remember Smyrn off ice
as well actually
never used to work
this will teach our mum
what you tell me
I'm in yours
I'll tell him I'm in yours
what we'll do
we'll stay under the bridge
stay under the bridge
in your fucking eyeball drunk
or fucking
we also used to have
a mate as well
whose
whose mum had died
and his dad was an alcoholic
so they didn't care.
What did you fucking point at him?
He's talking about me.
He used to use his X-Point all the time.
So they used to go round to his house
but his house was like absolutely,
you know,
Jesus,
it was bad.
But you used to go round
because you could do whatever you fucking wanted.
Like it was literally totally unsupervised. 14, 15 anything it was like a free open house what were you doing
not really a lot to be honest i remember i remember smoking a lot of weed whatever we want
are you gonna do should we go the bridge yeah oh this is the life boys we can do no one in chat no
bosses around here used to smoke weed and watch Smash Hits.
Yeah, we had a lad who was like proper trampy family
and you could go around and do whatever.
He didn't have couches, he had quad bikes for chairs.
Shut the fuck up.
All his houses are small bikes.
How did he get to the kitchen?
Did he like,
that's the shit.
No, he just walked, Freddie.
All his houses, motorbikes.
How did he get to the kitchen
with all his quad bikes in the way?
He just walked around.
That was the fat bastard in me going,
I'd never need to walk again.
What?
Yeah, he was dirty, man.
He used to just sit on a...
Do you know how much more expensive
a quad bike is than a couch?
Yeah, there was all like, you know, tissues more expensive a quad bike is than a couch yeah there was all like
you know tissues
used to rob him
just a ropey family
and just had loads
of just quad bikes
everywhere
so they just
got rid of the couch
and sat on bikes
I bet that was a really
I can't wait to have a
lazy night in
watching a movie
get on your bike
come on babe
get on the back
I'll give you the take
while we watch a film
what the fuck
yous lived a mad life
you know
I bet that was such a
funny family meeting
where they sat round
and went
the sofa's just
getting the way really
don't they
yeah we've got more
quad bikes than sofas
so the smart move
is get rid of the sofa
think outside the box Lance
come on
yous two
have lived a
odd life.
Not really.
I'd say it's just like...
He's done really...
He's looking at you.
Yeah, this is...
It sounds horrific.
We just used to play football.
Yeah.
That was about it.
Talk to girls on MSN.
Oh, yeah.
I used to love a bit of MSN.
Fucking binge, mate.
Did you just blow seagulls up as well?
I feel like that was the kind of thing you'd do.
Blow seagulls up? Did you ever feed... I can tell you from real. Did you ever feed rice tos up as well? I feel like that was the kind of thing you'd do. Blow seagulls up?
Did you ever feed...
I can tell you from real.
Did you ever feed rice to pigeons to make them explode?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It didn't work.
Do you know the most sadistic thing I ever did?
And I really feel guilty about this.
So it's not trashing someone's house and then walking past it.
You weren't eating animals, were you?
Oh, Jamie.
I put a ring of salt around a slug and watched it kill itself.
Part four of what has turned out to be an absolute marathon of an episode.
And Freddie, thank you so much for coming in on Three Hours Notice.
Yeah, thanks for having me.
It's always a pleasure to be one of your top guests.
But you are one of our top guests.
I like it.
I like coming here and doing irreparable damage to my career for no money, and then I fuck off home.
Fred, do you always top our numbers?
You always top our numbers?
Yeah, because it's just a bunch of people going,
I wonder what that silly fat cunt,
I wonder which minority that silly fat cunt's going to piss off this time.
That means you're good at it. Don't put yourself down. Oh, I am excellent. You're really good at being a silly fat cunts I wonder which minority that silly fat cunt is going to piss off this time that means you're good at it
don't put yourself down
oh I am excellent
you're really good
at being a silly fat cunt
do you know what
round of applause
I am
I am
I am excellent
at pissing off minorities
I'd say I was in the
I'd say I was in the
top two
of all the guests that you've had at it.
You're in the minority.
Right, before we crack on with section four,
Freddie, you are the host of the Dead Men Talking podcast.
You and Rob Mulholland.
Yes.
It is essentially you and Rob and your producer
showing grotesque and the worst videos
on the internet to a guest.
It's the darkest podcast that you can find.
The other day we did nearly an hour
about how you could best affix a dead baby to a wall.
Cool.
Well, we're going to stop that there
because that's not what this podcast is.
But if you like that sort of thing,
check out Dead Men Talking.
I personally think gaffer tape is a personal touch
that isn't needed.
Gorilla tape? it's the best tape
no gorilla glue
I think
no not glue
it's quite annoying
if this one gets monetised
you need to fire some staff
the problem with glue
Jamie
the main problem with glue
is that you have to
hold it
and let it set
and so there'd be
a 30 second
when you were pushing it
into the wall
as you were going
what am I doing with my life
anyway
go on
check out dead
men talking
if there's
something wrong
with you and
if going on
tour and
tickets or
whatever they
are
Jamie you're
going on tour
and you're also
the host of
the hot water
green room
podcast
hot water
green room
podcast very
minimal dead
baby chat.
We have guests on and stuff.
Similar format to this.
Tony Cattle co-host.
Hey!
Tony Cattle co-host.
Remember when I did your green room?
And if you can find that, well done.
Has it been vaulted?
Oh, it's vaulted.
It's dark web.
But try and find it.
Have you...
You've still got it
Matthew's got it
delete it
Matthew's got all of our careers
in the palm of his hand
if we ever do anything to him
if he ever finds out
what me and his mum
got up to
honestly
everyone's career
is in the bin
don't even joke about it
what
as well as that
don't even joke about it
let's get this podcast
back on some sort of tracks
we're going to do
a top five yes we want to try and come tracks. We're going to do a top five.
Yes.
We want to try and come up with the Hathaway,
the official top five of something.
So we've done like comedy films and the bass,
comedy actors, villains, Finn.
What is this week's top five?
This week's top five is going to be,
I think, an interesting one.
It's top five forms of chicken.
So this can be a nugget or a wing or a breast.
Battery or free range.
That would be a top two, Jamie, wouldn't it?
What's the best way to cook a chicken?
Okay, so...
Am I cooking it?
No.
No.
So you go into the chicken restaurant,
you walk in, it's not called Nando's,
it's called Rowie Baggs Chicken Gaff, right?
And you walk in and I'm like,
I can do you chicken any way.
You can have fried wings, baked wings,
you can have roast chicken. Well, I'd go with Mr can do you chicken anyway. You can have fried wings, baked wings. You can have roast chicken.
Well, I'd go, Mr. Rory Bags,
can you leave the kitchen and go to Mr. Kebab?
Why?
Because he has mint chicken wings, mate.
Go with the wing?
Mr. Kebab chicken wings.
You wear the gristle, the gristly one.
Yeah, on the bone.
I think if we get bogged down in the specific venues
of
but you're saying
wing is your top
yeah wing
like the KFC style though
not a
not a wet wing
do you know what I mean
don't want the wet wing lad
so I
I would
we'll start with wings
wings go right
at the top for me
no
wings are out
I think wings are the worst
type of chicken
wings are number one
and that is that
no no no wings are the worst type of chicken but here's are number one, and that is that. No, no, no.
Wings are the worst type of chicken.
But here's my thing with wings.
Just before we crack on, I just want to qualify this.
I actually disagree with you on the KFC style.
I think a wing, I prefer it dry,
and then I'll put my own sauce on as and when I want.
Yep.
Normally buffalo sauce,
but I don't think you need to do anything to a wing.
Just cut it off the chicken,
put its fucking head in the bin, and fry it. You need breadcrumbs on, though. No. Or batter. No, to do anything to a wing. Just cut it off the chicken, put its fucking head in the bin,
and fry it.
You need breadcrumbs on, though.
No.
Or batter.
No, bollocks ruins the wing.
Wings are a scam,
because you get the least amount of chicken.
You get a tiny little morsel of chicken,
and you have to fuck about so much to get it.
Like, the meat near the bone is the juiciest it ever gets.
And there's so much bone to meat ratio.
Hang on, you're not going to say thigh, are you?
Tasty.
What's that, eh?
You're not going to say thigh, are you?
No, I'm going to say spatchcock.
What's a spatchcock?
What the fuck just happened here?
That sounds made up, lad.
Can you Google that please, Finn?
Spatchcock?
Sounds like a kitchen utensil.
Sounds like a fucking carrots and a dickens nozzle.
So what have you done to it?
Old spatchcock.
How to spatchcock a chicken.
I can't believe you don't understand.
Butterfly.
Like, butterfly.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The term spatchcock is rumoured to be a 17th century shorthand
for dispatching the cock.
Meaning to open the chicken carcass in order to cook it.
That's not a type of chicken though.
That's just you flattening it out before you roast it.
So you're saying roast chicken.
What?
No, I'm saying in, all right, okay.
A roast chicken like that.
Yes, that's the best type of chicken.
Has it got bone in?
What?
Does it have its bone?
Well, you take the bone out and you flatten it.
So the spine of the chicken, you get rid of that
and then you flatten it down.
Yeah.
Or do you know what else is a better type of chicken than wings?
Parmo.
Oh, no.
The middle spread thing.
Are you going into his gaffer, Rowie's chicken gaffer,
and going, can I have a roasted spatchcock, please?
You will be escorted off the premises.
I'll have a roast chicken and then a chicken parmo.
So a chicken parmo, for those who don't know,
is essentially, it's like a pizza,
but with chicken instead of the bread.
It's a schnitzel, essentially.
It's too sickly.
It's too sickly with that bechamel sauce, mate.
Can you stick it to the lasagna, lad?
All right, okay.
Well, take parmo out and just put schnitzel.
Chicken schnitzel.
Stop saying stupid words.
What kind of fucking travelling paedophile are you?
The best types of chicken.
I want a spatchcock and a schnitzel, please.
No, you can keep your breast.
You can keep your wings.
You can keep your chicken burgers.
You can keep your thighs.
I want a chicken schnitzel.
Do I get this?
What are you talking about?
Spatchcock or schnitzel?
Can you spatchcock?
Schnitzel looks quite good, to be fair.
What?
Schnitzel looks quite nice.
All it is, is that just a breaded chicken?
How have you never had schnitzel before?
I probably have.
I'm a veggie now.
You just don't call it a schnitzel, do you?
What is it?
It's just a fucking chicken burger without the bun.
Yeah, but it's not got the depth of a chicken burger.
It's shit, lad.
It's like someone sat on a burger, lad.
You've never had schnitzel, have you?
Yeah, I've had a fucking parmo, mate.
The dog shit, lad.
Parmo and schnitzel are different.
Well, the base is the same.
Yeah, but one of them is made by a wonderful Eastern European man who's brought his family's recipes over
and the other one's made by some fucking Northeastern dildo
in a fucking kebab shop somewhere.
Freddie, have you ever had a chicken nugget?
They will blow your fucking mind.
It's not that big, it's just chicken.
Chicken nuggets are in my top five.
So I'd go spatchcock schnitzel.
Maybe stand it on.
Wait, Fred needs to finish this list.
Spatchcock schnitzel.
Nugget, go on.
Kiev.
Come on, lad.
It's good, but it's not really the top ten.
It's good, but it's not right.
It's not really the top ten, but it is good.
Okay.
And then Mc... McChicken what?
The nugget?
McChicken sandwich.
So you've got a burger, a nugget, and a chicken sandwich
all in your top five.
Yes.
Which are essentially three different sizes of the same thing.
McChicken sandwich is a big nugget.
Wing top of the list
wing is top of the
shot
wing's too much
fucking about
how spicy
hang on
you're pulling
a chicken's arsehole
out and flattening it out
we're on a boat
no I'm not doing that
myself
it comes
having that
done to it
okay
with a wing
you've got a fucking
I will
fucking about
suck the chicken
off the bone
but also as well you look like such a fucking I will I will suck the chicken off the bone but also as well
you look like
such a fucking knob
eating a wing
yeah
you look like a dickhead
you look like a fucking
high society lord
walking in with your
schnitzel and your
spatchcock
hello sir
I am high class
can I have a spatchcock
please
I do eat like
I'm an 18th century
nobleman
you are
hey me the 8th ask
yeah
what was your question?
How spicy are you having your wing?
Buffalo.
I like it.
Frank's sound,
it's not going to blow you.
It's not a hot one.
Four out of five chillies.
Yeah.
Well, you've heard about
my dip fest, haven't you?
What?
Oh my God,
don't get any...
Dip fest two thousand.
Right, look, honestly,
honestly,
do yourselves a favour.
I know he's going to talk about it,
but if you're listening to this,
save yourself 10 minutes,
because once he says this,
your brain's going to fall out your fucking arse.
Your brain's going to fall out your arse.
You think you know,
fire-starting fucking council house smashed up,
sitting on a quad bike with his weird,
wanky friends, Jamie Hutchinson.
Just, this is the stupidest
thing I've ever
heard him say
that's the trailer
just that
yeah
Dipfest
is basically
loads of breaded
products
yeah
mainly chicken
but you know
council house food
like a Wednesday night tea
yeah yeah
where you just read
the freezer
and you've got
like prawns
that go in the oven
onion bargees nuggets onion mings when you're in the shop and you go let's justs that go in the oven, onion bargees, nuggets, onion mings.
When you're in the shop and you go, let's just get a picky tea.
Yeah.
That's a big thing.
That's a top five in itself.
Just a sea of beige.
Yeah.
On one plate.
It's basically working class tapas, isn't it?
Yeah.
And the second plate, this is very important now.
There's rules.
It's like an artist's palette, you know? you know where it's got yeah yeah yeah blobs yeah
on the outer rim you have your sources four or five on the outer yeah and you have your central
source your headline acts yeah now it important every time you have another dip fest the middle
has to change so if you're brand new to the, I suggest mayo because it goes with all of them.
And the outer rim,
every single time,
you have to try a new sauce,
like an open spot sauce,
and see if it works its way up to,
you know,
headline standard.
Yeah.
Dip fest.
Are you at the end?
Okay.
So you have a plate,
and there's like five sauces on the outside
and one in the middle. Yeah, yeah. But next time you do this, next week five sausages on the outside and one in the middle.
Yeah, yeah.
But next time you do this,
next week,
you change the middle one.
Change the middle.
So it might be reggae reggae
for April.
Reggae reggae April.
Is that like for January?
I'm having reggae reggae April.
It's Notting Hill Carnival month.
Get the reggae reggae house.
Let's be,
let's make it appropriate.
And then, and then May you might go to a Malaysiangae reggae house, let's be, let's make it appropriate. And then,
and then May,
you might go to
a Malaysian chilli sauce.
No,
it's going to be mayo,
isn't it,
for May?
May,
yeah.
Mayo,
May?
Yeah,
but mayo is,
you know,
it's a main stage,
I mean,
it's,
it's,
it's so versatile.
What's the,
what's the,
who's got the best ratio,
who's won the most times,
is it mayo?
Mayo's very versatile,
do you know what I mean?
I mean,
it's a boring answer,
but you need these linchpin sauces versatile do you know what I mean I mean it's a boring answer but you need these
linchpin sauces
do you know what I mean
what's the most
you need these
linchpin sauces
what's the most
rogue sauce
that you've ever
put on a plate
who's been relegated
and never come back
who's Bradford
erm
that's so good
what's a Bradford sauce
wow that is good.
There's different brands of pepper sauce that haven't made it.
Like a Thai pepper sauce, but the wrong brand doesn't always make it.
And the reason why is consistency, because it's quite runny.
It runs.
And you're an open spot, you're running into the headline,
you're when it overruns.
And it runs in it. an open spot, you're on the sideline, you're when it overruns. And it runs in.
Is it a Derby County?
Is the one that you're like, oh, that's the worst ever?
Or is it a West Brom where every other month it's there,
but then it keeps getting pushed out?
Oh, yeah, American mustard.
It's great on a hot dog.
Yeah.
But with a goujon, you need another sauce on there
this is my favourite
goujons
where do goujons go
I love a goujon
a bit of cake
goujon
I've got to be honest
with you
if we're talking
specifically
what is labelled
as a goujon
it's too wide
isn't it
no
no
listen
a goujon
doesn't come close to the top five,
but a chicken strip, which is not a goujon,
is a lot better.
That's what I meant by wide.
A chicken strip has got like-
Things get called goujons,
but it shouldn't be called goujon.
A dip is a goujon.
Like a chicken strip is like you rip the strip open
and it looks like perfectly formed chicken breast.
Chicken select from Mackey's.
Yeah, a chicken select.
A chicken goujon is like reformed shite chicken.
Yeah, like a nugget.
Is chicken gravy in this combo?
Chicken gravy?
Because I'll bathe in that, mate.
I don't think that's a form of chicken.
That's a type of gravy.
KFC gravy, bro.
Yeah, great.
One of the kinds of chickens,
their thighs are loads of shite.
Whoa, thighs are lovely.
No.
Thighs are excellent.
Thighs are good.
Shin a curry.
They're better than breast in a curry,
but they're not like,
you're not having a roast chicken thigh.
No, you're not eating a thigh.
No, all right.
Okay, okay.
I think the meat on a thigh is so much better.
It is if you're putting it in something, I think.
But if you're having like a roast chicken thing at home. I about a thigh unless you get it boneless it's not worth the
better flavor is not worth the extra effort yeah 100 i'm going wing yep i'm going roast chicken
like a roast chicken i think itcock. Sure, if you need it.
I would put like chicken burger,
whether that's a schnitzel or some sort of thing,
I think is fourth.
I think chicken strips, not goujons, are third.
And I'd have nuggets in the five as well.
So if you want me to put that in an actual order,
I'd go wings number one at the top.
I'd do strip second nuggets third burger fourth roast chicken fifth hate to put a spanner in the works i've seen you order a
chicken sheesh quite a lot when we've been having food uh that is more for health than that's me
that's me trying to be healthy that's chicken donna's good as well chicken shawarma oh chicken
shawarma in case you've missed that an you Google in case you've missed an obvious chicken?
I haven't missed a kebab.
What?
In case you've missed an obvious shape of chicken.
Types of chicken.
Oh, no, that's good.
Yeah, chicken dishes.
I wonder how fast spatchcock is on Google.
Is there anything we've missed?
Because I'd forgotten.
A Kiev.
A Kiev is a good child.
Spatchcock sounds like the perfect nickname
for what you are as a person.
Tico?
You're an absolute spatchcock, Jamie Hutchinson. With your dip fest're an absolute spatchcock
Jamie Hutchinson
when you dip fest
you fucking spatchcock
tikka
tikka is a flavour
of chicken
yeah yeah yeah
what did you call it before
it's more of a marinade
isn't it
oh drumstick
what about drumstick
when I was a kid
heavy
Bernard Matthews
nah drumsticks
not that
when I was a kid
they were heavy
drumsticks are dreadful
like a chicken leg
yeah
the waste bit of the chicken.
How bad is...
You look like you're at a fucking joust.
I would not be at a barbecue.
No, a chicken leg on a cold buffet
is the worst thing on a buffet.
Yeah.
All the mini sausages.
No, I mean Bernard Matthews ones.
Yeah, the old...
So cold chicken from the park.
What about that?
What about a frozen lad?
Oh, no, you talk about the one... Oh, yeah, frozen one. I thought you were talking about the... Sliced chicken? Yeah, that's the worst. Like wa that? What about a frozen lad? Oh, no, you're talking about
the one with the frozen one.
I thought you were talking about
the sliced chicken.
Yeah, that's the worst.
Like wafer thin chicken.
Nah.
That can't be.
Give me some fucking ham.
That doesn't even make a butter.
I don't think we've missed any,
but comment below.
What's your favourite kind of chicken?
I think we've covered
the chicken gamut.
Yeah.
What's your favourite kind of chicken?
I think that people
are going to back me
and say that wings are phenomenally overrated.
No.
I think you're going to be surprised
at just how many schnitzel fans listen to this.
We are, yeah.
I don't like the messiness of an open wing.
The what?
An unbattered wing.
It's all on your fingers and stuff.
I don't like the admin of it.
There's so much admin involved in wings. It's worth it. So much admin. If you've got a blue roll on the table that you're it's all on your fingers and stuff don't like the admin of it there's so much admin
involved in wings
it's worth it
so much admin
if you've got a blue roll
on the table
you're fine
I'm fucking starving now
and you don't
you don't get a lot
for what
for all the fannying about
you don't
that's what wings are
they're faff
they're unnecessary faff
wing Wednesday
wing Wednesday
was unlimited wings
you get a barbecue
a dry
and a franks
unlimited
with a blue roll
and a bevy
I prefer to dip than slather.
Yeah, but you can't.
I like a mix.
I'll have half of them slathered and half of them dry.
Blue cheese is nice with a wing.
Dog shit.
Blue cheese is the worst thing that's God ever invented.
Really?
I like a blue cheese.
It stinks too much.
It's horrible.
It smells like sick.
I don't want it.
No?
You never had it on like a burger
or anything like that, no?
If it comes on the plate in a pot
next to me chicken wings,
it knocks me sick.
Then you're upset at that.
Yeah.
You know, I've got certain foods
that I'll never touch.
Beans, isn't it?
I've never had beans.
Yeah, because you're both freaks.
I'm saying I'm mashed.
Oh, if you get up a picture of mashed potato,
watch him get...
No, don't do that, man.
Why are you scared of mashed potato?
I've never asked.
Well, I was really fussy.
Yeah, but it's...
The idea, it looks like it's been regurgitated.
It's called mash, you know.
Yeah, but I mean, I got out of my mushroom fair
because when I get my sick...
Yeah, that'll do it.
Because my brother was on his yoghurt.
Pretty sure they had that episode on Freaky Eaters, didn't they?
Because my mum was, you know, harsh mum.
Do you know what I mean?
And I was a fussy eater, so she had to, like, beat it out of me.
So she said, like, have your mushroom soup
because your brother's already on his yoghurt.
And if he finishes that yoghurt before you eat, like, mushroom soup, I'm going to bat him. So I'm sc your mushroom soup because your brother's already on his yoghurt. And if he finishes that yoghurt before you eat that mushroom soup,
I'm going to bat at you.
So I'm scramming mushroom soup
and the idea of it made me sick.
So it's like a whisper in a never-ending bowl
of mushroom soup
because I'm eating it, throwing up.
And my mum came in
and I just had to scram my own sick in that
and mushrooms.
But I can now,
great, I can go overkill mushrooms.
Ladies and gentlemen, that brings us to the end of this week's episode
of Have a Word, the podcast.
Hope you've enjoyed it.
I can't wait till Dan's back.
Yeah, we had to have a word, but we're not following that.
Nope.
That's the carpet.
Jamie, what's your social media accounts?
Jamie H Comedy accommodate on Twitter
and Instagram, please.
Good.
Freddie?
Freddie Quinn,
Freddie with a Y,
Q-U-I-N-N-E.
Follow us,
Twitter, Instagram.
Yeah.
There are very limited tickets
left for all of the
Havoward live dates.
There's quite a lot of tickets
left for some of my tour dates
because everyone thinks
they're sold out.
Because Ticketmaster
is sold out.
That's not the case.
There's still a lot of tickets left.
Cardiff, for example,
if one more person messages me and goes,
add another Cardiff date, lad,
I will when the 500 tickets that are left are sold.
Please go to adamro.co.uk
or livenation.co.uk and search my name.
It will take you to the website that has tickets left,
whether that's Ticketmaster or the venue website itself.
That's it.
Have a good week.
Very gone to Nashville.
There's probably a song as well.
There is a song.
Before the song.
My show in Jimmy's, me and my band's debut show in Jimmy's is on sale now.
You can get that on Skiddle.
I would really, really, it would mean a lot to me if we sold that out.
It's in June.
This week's song is from Weekend weekend wars and this is a song called champagne
eyes nice god The silence is easy, I beg you don't tease me
They told me to follow the rain
I know it's hard to believe but I can't keep my eyes shut
These visions are keeping me sane
And I've got a little place down by the sea
It's not much but it's enough for me
And the tide comes in in the evening
If the water's warm they be beating
In the morning when we say goodbye
No questions, no I won't ask why
He'll call you just as you're leaving
Go ahead girl, dig your teeth in
You know I'm a slow burner
I know you're a soldier
I only wanna see you looking at me with your champagne eyes
Your champagne eyes
Calm me down, I'm coming up My head's spinning, my eyes are wide shut
Hold me back, I'm moving on
Jump the moon, I'll run the sun
Starry eyes, it's no surprise
I'm on my knees, I wonder why
Father, father, help me please I'm begging you to see
You know I'm a slow burner I know you're a soldier
I only wanna see you looking me in champagne eyes
You know I was over that
I know you're a soldier
I only wanna see you looking me with giant eyes
You know I'm a slow burner I know you're a soldier
I only wanna see you looking at me
With your champagne eyes
Champagne eyes
Champagne eyes I only want to see you next time. you