00:01:19.960Welcome. Yeah, it's been great to be asked back.
00:01:22.640Well, it's an absolute pleasure. I'll remind people.
00:01:25.940Looking like Laurence Lowell in Boyne.
00:01:27.780You do, mate. You bang on about the working class, but you've come dressed very, very middle class today.
00:01:33.340Wow. You see, the thing is, I've just been in this bowser up the road from Millwall, right?
00:01:38.940And I've only been to Millwall once with a borough, like many years ago.
00:01:42.360And if you would have said to me when I was in Millwall with a borough match before that parts of this area of London would end up being gentrified, right?
00:01:54.360But I was in this bowser there and it's all your main, like middle class, super middle class, Tabithas and Joshes with the half-masked jeans and the fucking trainers and all that, you know what I mean?
00:02:05.980And I thought to myself, wow, Millwall's becoming the Isle of Dogs, you're going to become gentrified. Can you believe that?
00:02:12.600The world has changed, my friend. But it has changed in good ways as well.
00:02:16.020One of the reasons we wanted to have you back is, I'll remind people, last time you were on the show, we got such incredible feedback.
00:02:22.820People really loved what you had to say.
00:02:25.340It was because you'd had a show cancelled from the Soho Theatre and you really were kind of your wit's end in terms of trying to get your voice out there, get your message out there, get your comedy out there.
00:02:48.560And I honestly think, right, like, years and years ago, this actually happened to me, years and years ago when I was living in a place called Hinderwell, near Whitby, I was at the absolute, well, I thought that was the absolute bottom.
00:03:10.620I couldn't get a gig. I was like six, seven months in between gigs and all this.
00:03:14.340And I run off this, like, inner clock, do you know what I mean, like an inner voice all the time.