The lads are back this week talking protest, Xl bullys and general bollocks. Skins gets the put through the famous Grattan review system.
The lads are back this week talking protest, Xl bullys and general bollocks. Skins gets the put through the famous Grattan review system.
I've also eaten erm vegan sausage rolls. Are you ashamed? I'm not, but it's meant to be a monster hit for the famous Cheers people.
Speaker 2:I promise you, the President has a big step. But I'm telling you now, and not an RMA, I don't want to say it as in front of him, but he will go right to the very top, right to the very top. If that is not a great tip, that's his job.
Speaker 1:It started with a marrow. Away some I'm good Yep, very, very, very good.
Speaker 2:Very, very good. Feel a bit more relaxed now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, chilled, we're sober. I wonder if the listeners can ever tell, like, whether we've had a few drinks or when we're sober.
Speaker 2:I think if you get a block of four podcasts the second, from number two to number four we start slurring our words continually, gradually.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we get nastier with each other. Consistently pissed up. Whenever we film at night, we are mullered.
Speaker 2:One day we will release all the unreleased podcasts, because we're just halfway through it. We're like I don't know what I'm fucking talking about.
Speaker 1:It does. Yeah, we're going to need to bleep a lot of it.
Speaker 2:What did we do last night? We did one last night, didn't we? And it was like I think we lost what we were talking about halfway through it. We had a bottle of little vodka.
Speaker 1:Of which you went to bed, and then I basically finished it off by myself and I had a really good time actually.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, from the night before. It's one of them things, isn't it? It's weird when you try. I think the travel's caught up with me really. This week, especially with this week.
Speaker 1:So last night actually, it's more sprightly though this morning, that's what I mean.
Speaker 2:You don't want to ruin yourself. If I had a stay-at-home and finished that bottle with you, I'd have been like morning everyone, but I'm really different to normal.
Speaker 1:No, I'm glad for you that you didn't get me. It's called sensible choices, but I had a great time.
Speaker 2:I'm glad you did yeah.
Speaker 1:You don't drink enough water, though when you drink, no, I know, I feel absolutely fine. I had basically three quarters of a bottle of vodka and I feel.
Speaker 2:Would you just drink your water alongside it? I?
Speaker 1:should do that. I do that simultaneously, so I'm still battered. And the other thing is as well that you need to get. It's about three in the morning. You need to piss out like two litres.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I do that anyway.
Speaker 1:You know where you're like fully erect you need to piss and it's like this feels like something's.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:This hurts.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I apologize for pissing all over your back wall.
Speaker 1:But the thing is is when you're sort of very sleepy, you try and fight it for about 20 minutes, yeah. You just go back to sleep and then you go. No, I can't live like this.
Speaker 2:There is a point where it's like I have to get up, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, when I lived in, I mean I did it a bit last night as well. When I said I did it a bit, I absolutely did it. But when I lived in Camberwell I lived in a flat where the toilet was downstairs Right and as a man who liked to get milled quite a bit, you don't always really want to walk about.
Speaker 2:No, we're talking sink pissing here.
Speaker 1:No, I used to piss in bottles.
Speaker 2:Did you Excellent. Why don't you just lob?
Speaker 1:them out the window, aren't they? No, the next day I'd have to like hide them and then just put the piss down. That's funny. Because it was just like when you're really tired and you're you don't want to walk downstairs.
Speaker 2:I'm like, look, I'll just get Shoes on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I'd be like, oh, I won't do it tonight. And then I'd be like I have to. Liberally left empty bottles by my bed, so I go, I've got a backup. But what was funny was there was about two times where I was sort of starting to overflow the bottles. I was just needed to go down there anyway. I was like I could have just gone for a piss.
Speaker 2:Is that buying bigger bottles?
Speaker 1:Yeah, with the idea that I'm going to piss into this, but the thing is that I'd bump into my neighbour and say, oh hi, jack, I'm like, yeah, they're like, why is there apple juice in an Evian bottle? Yeah, yeah, don't worry about that. Stop asking questions. You stick to what you're doing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, never drinking out stubby cans again.
Speaker 1:No, I did it in a few cans, like Neil, from the Inbetweeners. You don't want to cut yourself.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1:Don't want to cut your helmet on one of them, son.
Speaker 2:I used to piss in my sink in a student halls. Everyone does that. That's fat.
Speaker 1:Yeah Me at Goobheg I'd piss in a sink if the toilet was next to it. Yeah, it's easier, isn't it? Yeah?
Speaker 2:He had a reputation of sink pissing. I don't know why. Oh yeah, I think somebody was watching on him pissing in the sink once in their house and it's like the toilet's there.
Speaker 1:That's weird.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I think he was just drunk and it was like he was also a very tall man, so yeah, I don't know yeah. I'll have to ask him about this.
Speaker 1:I don't know what to tell him Jacob Goobheg.
Speaker 2:Yes, that's right. Yeah, one of my best friends.
Speaker 1:Really tall. I love him. Quite distinct looking, isn't he?
Speaker 2:I believe he's distinct. Yeah, yeah, and a serial sink pissing.
Speaker 1:Not on. I wouldn't do it around someone else's house.
Speaker 2:No, you won't piss in a bottle, let's say you're at my house.
Speaker 1:Oh, I might do that. Yeah, you would no, actually no, I wouldn't, no, I wouldn't, I wouldn't. I think you would, but there's something really nice about going out of. I haven't had to get up. Yeah, that saves me three minutes of disruption. Yeah, yeah, do you know what I mean? Like it's.
Speaker 2:I think If there was like a well in the side.
Speaker 1:I mean there's a bucket in the living room.
Speaker 2:I think you piss in there rather than go upstairs. Yeah, I mean, even without the leg, it's not that much away from sort of like shitting in cling film.
Speaker 1:Is it Chittin's different? Obviously yeah.
Speaker 2:Is it a grand?
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah it's really different yeah unacceptable.
Speaker 2:It's got to be, hasn't it? My childhood?
Speaker 1:psychiatrist told me you can't be doing that son.
Speaker 2:Happy doing that son.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to think of other, like weird things, like as in, what would I do at uni, like I mean, I'm sure I probably went. I don't know how often I change my sheets. Yeah, no, that I'd say. That's hopefully the extent of my, I think, pissing. I think people can forgive me for that, can't they?
Speaker 2:what pissing in bottles?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I got a caveat I do. I've got a torn meniscus at the moment. Or it's, or it's, it's, it's recovery.
Speaker 2:I feel like you trying to use that as a, as if you wouldn't do it otherwise, do I mean because I think you would?
Speaker 1:well, you know people complain that I don't. I'm a selfish lover and I'm like well, have you got a torn meniscus? Yes, it makes things very difficult. Yeah, yeah, no, it's great. Well, why didn't you do your taxes?
Speaker 2:It's all got a torn meniscus.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's a torn meniscus. What am I gonna do? No, it's a valid excuse.
Speaker 2:I'm trying to think of other like situations where it be the same, Because it's cutting corners in life and I guess hmm, Well, I'll send to you. I'm a lot more regimenting nowadays, like every two weeks, watch the sheets, flip the bed and everything nice do all the water was flipping. I don't know. It's like evens out the mattress, I guess. I don't know if that's even true or not. Don't know, that's just an old like.
Speaker 1:There's a kind of life, so very expensive. So I'm trying to make you. You're doing all right then.
Speaker 2:No, I'm just saying it was a very expensive, was it. It was Ununnecessarily. It's not worth the money that I paid for it.
Speaker 1:How much was it?
Speaker 2:Well, 700 quid, 750 quid, that's a lot.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think I just rather buy like I Don't know. Do you remember water beds were like a thing? Yeah they seem like a silly idea, like a silly fad.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was a very 80s and anti-stink I want it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it wasn't. It was like a new vareish thing. It was like, yeah, we got a water bed.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I stayed in one one. So in an Airbnb had a water bed. I wasn't a big fan of it.
Speaker 1:Hmm.
Speaker 2:Well, it's meant to be like I Was imagine. It's like memory foam, isn't it I?
Speaker 1:would, uh, I would, I don't know. No, because it's just it. I thought it was just. It's just gimmicky nonsense, isn't it?
Speaker 2:I don't know. I thought so there's no scientific. We are like it's better for you or whatever. I don't think so I think you might be right to be fair.
Speaker 1:I'm right, I'm basically not very much.
Speaker 2:I've not educated on what beds enough to know that I Imagine it'd be quite comfortable.
Speaker 1:I Don't know, you're sort of shaking around like you're just sort of. Oh yeah, I don't want that yeah and also like as in, if you burst this yeah, the best in it is yeah. I thought that would be easy.
Speaker 2:A large quantity of water just everywhere, if you?
Speaker 1:you know you're chopping vegetables on your bed. You know you, you live in a bed Sit. Yeah, you're playing with a Danger. They're playing fire is to be fair. Playing with danger Definitely isn't a saying. It's playing with fire.
Speaker 2:You play with it just on here. Yeah, sounds like something your dad would say when you like. Yeah, speaking of dad's, where now was in Little girl that kicked the bee hive. Speaking dad, when I was in little by in the vodka Hmm, there was a guy arguing with a woman of Chicken being in the reduced section, that's so. It really reminded me of your dad.
Speaker 2:What is it? He said I got this chicken out of the reduced section. All right, it's going this full price. And she says, well, it's not reduced. He was like it was in the reduced section and he and she's like, well, I'm sorry, I don't know what I could do, but he's like with the dates today, so surely it's reduced because you can't sell it tomorrow. She's like, well, it's not. And he was like this weird standoff between him and he's like, well, I'm not buying. And she was like well, don't buy it.
Speaker 1:Then yeah, the thing is she holds the cards there exactly yeah she, no one cares. It's not like she's gonna get fired if he doesn't buy it. I totally agree, but he was so like. Now he is right. It should be in the reduced section.
Speaker 2:He was also saying you know you reduce these within the day. You know you do that. So yeah, she's not gonna, she's not gonna do it then why would she have right if anything that made me do it less if I was there? Yeah, but it was just that weird. Also, I never see people argue like that up north or do you not know that that's so typical of that little yeah.
Speaker 1:People just just pure animus.
Speaker 2:They're very rude to each other. Yeah, he was working there, yeah.
Speaker 1:Oh, I find that this fits the geezer. Is he a younger guy? Yeah, yeah, he's few, he's constantly constantly few me just looking around and it's like oh, can I have a bag?
Speaker 2:He's like yeah, like yeah, he's so fucked up with everything. On the vodka. Yeah, I'm trying. I was like, can I have a bag, mate? It goes, just puts his hand out with one. Yeah, I took it off it. Yeah, and I was like, can you take this lid off? And he's like pay for it first.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was like. Yeah, that guy, that guy. He was one of the most angry people. Why?
Speaker 2:is he doing that job? He's terribly suited for that job.
Speaker 1:Well, I can't imagine what job he'd really be suited for. Like I mean, what would he be like?
Speaker 2:I don't know Brain operator, so he's up there on his own.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know what job, but where it's helpful to be in a row.
Speaker 2:You're not wrong.
Speaker 1:No, he's so annoyed.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was about everything.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if you just ask him as day is he's like yeah, no, it's a security guy was very friendly.
Speaker 2:Yeah, nice guy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well it's, you know. Different personality dispositions.
Speaker 2:I mean yeah and on that on that one shell news news.
Speaker 1:Gong.
Speaker 2:Gong.
Speaker 1:The so there's some protests going on.
Speaker 2:Yes, I saw this today protests BBC has been spread with red paint. Protests in Manchester, london, over the israelan Palestine thing. So what I was thinking, rather than do with a new, because it's a bit, it's a bit heavy all this stuff and nobody really wants to know.
Speaker 1:We're out of our depths.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, we're out of our depth here. Is there anything that would make you protest about something?
Speaker 1:Not really.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I Couldn't be fucked because I like to think I would.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Whenever I see people holding up boards, I'm just like I.
Speaker 2:Love the idea of it honest, like Because I see people protesting like abortion rights and I'm like, yeah, tell them do things.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm like you do. You do it on behalf of me, please?
Speaker 2:Yeah yeah, if it goes.
Speaker 1:Yeah. If it goes well, oh great. Yeah, I'm so with you. I can say but if it's badly, I've got what I want. Anything Could I be?
Speaker 2:asked to stand out with the placard and that absolutely support the cause. But I'd be like if we were all stood about. They all want a Saturday morning. I'd like anybody fancy going for a pan. Do you know me? Yeah, this is no, absolutely. I've seen my brother do it for teachers. I'm real proud of him. Yeah but I'm like it's fire Sunday morning, Do I mean? Yeah, he's got on strike and all sorts as it teaches rights and stuff Like it can eloquently express it while he's doing it and I'm like that's brilliant.
Speaker 1:Hmm, no, I've never protested for anything.
Speaker 2:I've got, I've never done it. No, I.
Speaker 1:Organized like a semi-coo in a workplace Can't really go too much into that. I don't think, but but I was like they're awful. We need to send emails. Yeah, we get, yeah, ultimately they did leave the date, yeah, so I suppose that is a protest.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I've done the same thing where our protesters isn't. You can't tell me what to do. You're an awful person. I'm not working.
Speaker 1:I mean that's verbal abuse. That's not a protest. Yeah, you're an awful person. I mean, it's a bit of a protest.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I'll do absolutely fight my own court.
Speaker 1:I don't really approach. I don't think. I think I think we're referring to that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, do you know what? I think you're absolutely.
Speaker 1:Cool people fucking guns yeah. I don't think that's really the under the same umbrella. I think you're right there, mate.
Speaker 2:Um no, but we're more talking about marches though as in the idea of like all the citizens uprising. I'm here for it. Yeah, I mean yeah.
Speaker 1:If I found out, we're all gonna go storm, Don't say down in street we know we don't want to say that, why we'll get. We'll get got by the matrix.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, fair enough.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, we have you like well, we're not, we could just go. We're not gonna go and still and the black lives matter protests.
Speaker 2:I thought that was, that was good and all that, and even though, like you know, it's weird, you, you hear so many different things about that sort of stuff. If I'm gonna do, I want to know a hundred percent that I'm on the side of right. You know me, do you?
Speaker 1:know what so recently? Do you remember the? They're talking about the Excel bully ban.
Speaker 2:Yes, right now.
Speaker 1:What's interesting about that is that I Obviously I've talked about another episode, but I was involved with dogs for no, no one else in bad looking. Dear, no, but as a A blight, as I used to walk the most to basic obedience, things like that. So I have a little bit of experience and, of course and I've never been in favor of like people gonna go and we need to ban dog breeds and things like that and I Do think like licensing is definitely a way to go. Yeah, however, Because?
Speaker 1:because, well, there was a girl on the news who was attacked by the Excel bully or like a family member to, and they were like, well, what's your alternative? Just culling them? She went Well, yeah, I'm sorry to say that that might be and it's like do you know what that sort of resentment that would create? The people have you just killed? Yeah, it's like in terms of, because the whole point is like people don't think the government don't really care whether people are getting Bitten or not what I care about is what are?
Speaker 1:we seem to be doing anything about it. Yeah, exactly now, if you were seen to be in this all wellie and hell where you're dragging peak nice Big dogs away and you're like, right, death it is for you. Yeah, that'd be brutal. I don't think that would go down well with any vote I should completely agree. That would be as unanimously unpopular as saying, like right, we're gonna lower the age of consent. Who's with me?
Speaker 1:So what they're doing is about in the they were thinking oh, that it's in its process, which I really disagree with. However, the Excel Bulley owners went on a march. Yeah, and they were how you thought they would look.
Speaker 2:Yeah, totally agree they were.
Speaker 1:They were, yeah, I Mean like there are people I'm sure there are nice people that own but that, but like is in, it is a drug dealers dog yeah, a lot of them are too. Flas Do I mean? Yeah, and with big chain yeah, it's like you know what it reminds me a bit of. It's like, you know, when people get face tattoos.
Speaker 1:Yeah but they're also annoyed about like not being accepted in society, mm-hmm. And then I kind of go well, you can't have it both ways. You can't get the thing for the aesthetic because you want to look unapproachable and then be annoyed that you're not getting a job.
Speaker 2:That is the human race in a nutshell.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it's like you, but you're, you're getting the dog Like as in. People don't think that, oh, they're a lovely family pet and I reckon 99% of those dogs are really nice. Yeah, all that is in date. They are. But you have to accept, though, that you know a drug dealer, they're not going to have a golden retriever and also, I know that might not be true now, but Dog bite rep statistics, dog sort of attack statistics generally running conjunction with how many of the dogs there are. Yeah, so if you've got 100, light isn't? It's not like. Yeah, it's. 5% of the breeds are committing 90% of the crime. It's just that the big news stories it would like if you could add that, because there was footage of that like pitbull type thing in Birmingham, like on a rampage and it was pretty, it was fucking terrifying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, of course, yeah, yeah, now that that's like what I'm looking for like as in that, yeah, that they, they do have the capacity due to their size, and the same with you know any?
Speaker 2:Yeah, there were.
Speaker 1:There were big dog, german shepherds but the thing is the news goes in trends about dog breeds. Because it does. Yeah, because back in, like the 80s and 90s or 80s, it was all about German Shepherds.
Speaker 2:Was it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, devil type dogs they were. They were because obviously dog breeds they go in trends like the big, what they call bully breeds, which are generally like they looks pretty similar to pitbulls because they got like the cropped ears. Yeah, yeah, and I have some seen some really cunty people have those dogs.
Speaker 2:Of course, like around the blood and I'm saying that.
Speaker 1:Then people might say what are you basing that on? Why I'm talking about like One gives him the pocket. He had two pitbulls and he threatened to stab someone's dogs. Like Amazing, yeah, he wasn't a nice guy, no, he was off his head on weed, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:It's the owners, then, isn't? It is what we're saying?
Speaker 1:Yeah, absolutely, the owners are pieces of shit, yeah.
Speaker 2:What they're doing is they're buying the dogs.
Speaker 1:I mean obviously people at that protest. I'm sure there was loads of them.
Speaker 2:I'm not saying all of them, but they were.
Speaker 1:They were like.
Speaker 2:When I don't know if they're them sort of people, the bad people who own that sort of dog, they'll just get some else what they yeah it's not the dogs fault, because then they'll move on to Akitas, then Rockwilers yes, it'll be there'll be just some.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the love buying it. I've been to people's houses doing like changing handles or doors and stuff and they've got them Just in a cage in a flat. Do you know what I mean? You think that can't be good for it, you know? Do you know what I mean? And all they all. The typical type of person who's got them Like a bloke was like do you want to buy one 800 quid? And I was like you don't even know why I am. Yeah, I mean, there's no like regulation whatsoever. Yeah, Shocking.
Speaker 1:Do you know what it's? So people, I would say they're on the similar continuum. It's like the people that get faced at it.
Speaker 2:Hmm.
Speaker 1:If you're listening and you've got face tattoos, please unsubscribe. But when I worked in pets at home, you'd get people. There's a, there's a have you ever heard of those. I forgot what the prefix of the fish breed is, but it's called blah, blah, blah fighting fish and you'd always get blokes that go. Yeah, I want to run out of fighting just because it was Japanese fighting fish, just because it had fighting in the name. Yes, yeah, there's loads of people like that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, twats.
Speaker 1:They just wanted to know, like, oh, it can't, it can't be in the same thing as females. It's like, oh yeah, one of them fighting on a piranha.
Speaker 2:As if it's going to jump out the tank and do something.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's about three inches long. Yeah, is that like? It's like, but I guess you can imagine in it killing over a fish in the tank and stuff.
Speaker 2:don't they like? Or like a fight, or like Pokemon, where they're fighting each other? It's just.
Speaker 1:Just people that don't really know that. You know what it is. It's people that haven't really internally eloquently navigated their issues with their own masculinity. Yeah, it's pretty much it. It's like they don't really know how to say I don't want to be inferior.
Speaker 2:They're going. Oh, I want a fucking fish. Steroids.
Speaker 1:Yeah, do you know what I mean? Yeah, I mean like I've had in terms of dogs I've had two German shepherds and I've had a Rhodesian Ridgeback, yeah, so they're a sort of big guardian type dogs and I think there's nothing right, because I would always preferably want a guard type dog over, let's say like, I mean, french bulldogs are very fashionable. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but like as in, but I'd always think I'd always want a dog to be able to bark if the doorbell goes. Yeah, you know what I mean? Yeah, and sort of deter people from it turns around.
Speaker 1:I think as well, if you walk it if you've got a missus or whatever you'd. I'd rather that they're walking around with a German shepherd than you know, as a deterrent, yeah, so. I am in favour of people being able, but I also think a really important thing, though, is that it needs. You need to go on like a 10 week course or whatever on Before you get one. Yeah, you know it's like people. I see people walking with those harnesses, but you know that, like, harnesses are designed to be pulled against.
Speaker 2:Isn't that the point of them, though, so it doesn't choke the dog, yeah.
Speaker 1:But it's, you can quite quickly teach a dog how to stop pulling.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's the point. Yeah, nobody does any to any. No.
Speaker 1:But it's shocking really, because I've some. I see dog owners and like this is like Try something else.
Speaker 2:I just think people like the idea of having a dog and when they've had it for a while like when I got used to going these houses and stuff for the like the cat, the garden's full of dog shit and the dogs like Even from the like shut up yeah. Winston, yeah, I mean I should have Stevie, like it's just.
Speaker 1:Like what's? What's funny is that, from the government's perspective even, let's say, their motivation was to have less dog bites, which I don't think that they really care about, right, right. But even then you could say well, you guys can create a governing body that you can earn money from. You just charge people to go on course. I was like, even from, even from a cynical perspective, it's worth doing.
Speaker 2:It's worth doing for people to do that sort of thing.
Speaker 1:Charge them 500 quid to go to pay for a course.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like a car license Bang, done, sorted. That's the news. This is yeah, that was the news. That was the news, all right.
Speaker 2:What's up next? Who do review?
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Speaker 2:yeah, I.
Speaker 1:Have been watching skins, skins, yep. Good, very good, cool, very good, if you don't mind me saying that I don't know how you saying it's all.
Speaker 2:I've never seen skins at all and that's my review of skins. I think it's really good.
Speaker 1:Thanks we. How many efforts. It's six episodes, no. So basically when we were at uni, I remember. But and for people that don't know, we review things are old and new.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah. So when we we happen to have watched that, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Whenever when we were at uni we watched. I remember season one and two of skins.
Speaker 2:Did I watch it with you? I think so, don't remember at all. You sure I don't have it anywhere. Go on, yeah, yeah, drugs.
Speaker 1:Sorry, mate, but I Recently I watched Started from three, like basically watch season three and four, and at first I was like this is fucking ridiculous. It's very hammy. The interactions between the characters aren't that believable. No, I can imagine that. Yeah, it's very, it's quite farcical, yeah, and a lot of the characters aren't that likable Really. However, after about three episodes I was like I really really want to watch another one. That's good. That's when you know it's a good show it's. So it's quite intangible as well about what makes something good.
Speaker 1:But I see teenage life in like to coming of age. Coming of age sort of thing, like there's lots of funny bits in it as well, yeah, but a lot of it. Kind of, but it's a drama, primarily drama D. Yeah like, but it's weird because initially, yeah, when you what, when I watched it if you watch the first one or two episodes of season three, so that each, by the way, so there's three generations on it over seven series, so like.
Speaker 1:So there's a new, completely different cast right much, almost a completely different cast each every two seasons. Yeah, so like I think that's a great idea to write and yeah, like the first couple of episodes I was there like I like this is just like. This is nonsense. It's very, very it's just it's. It's. There's a lot of silliness in it, really, yeah, and also an absolute like there's like loads of famous comedians in it, like I think Think Chris Addison's in it, david Bedeal's in it.
Speaker 2:Harry Enfield's in it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's a lot. There's a lot of people yeah yeah, Jack O'Connell's really good in it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's a good actor and yeah, I'm in brazil in that. Yeah, but I see if he was meant to be in it Do you know, I used to work in the public safety. Yeah, he was like down to the last. It was between him and another person, really, and he never got it. Yeah, but he was meant to be in skins, yeah and that weird here.
Speaker 2:I didn't know it was an actor you know it wasn't easy to sort of quit after that, like he was only young and then he went to uni to do camera operating, yeah that's mad in it, yeah so you could have been in that, but yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, he would have liked it. He would have been very good in it. I can't really review, so you know, that's right. It's not giving me a lot to work with.
Speaker 2:No, that's right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I Forgot we were even reviewing it. To be fair, my grandma skins fun yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 1:But I would. I would say that if people haven't seen it, watch it. I don't know, but the thing is, it's fun. I.
Speaker 2:Mean the thing is do you think people like their appeal? Yeah, absolutely, keep doing them.
Speaker 1:But the thing is is that if we watch things that are rubbish, we would still want people to watch them, because I want people to agree with me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I want people to watch it seem like we think we're being. But also, yeah, with any overarching theme of skins that you liked is it like?
Speaker 1:do you know what it? There's a certain nostalgia about that, early noughties. Where is it? Is that?
Speaker 2:when it's set.
Speaker 1:It's. It started in 2007 and stopped in 2014.
Speaker 2:Oh, right, okay. So, yeah, because I remember as yeah, I was being at uni and it was already on for a while.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but it does kind of give you a nostalgia for that time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's a watch that I mean you should go. Let's give it a go. How many gratins out of five?
Speaker 1:Three and a half. Three and a half grattons, definitely very like an addictive quality about it.
Speaker 2:Yes, yeah, enough to you, enough to review it. So, yeah, you watched a few of them, right, that was good review.
Speaker 1:So the hood of reviews. Think you is over.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Okay, well, that's kind of drawing us to the end of the episode as well.
Speaker 2:Perfect.
Speaker 1:That's correct.
Speaker 2:Right, it's correct. Yeah, thanks everyone Bye. Oh my gosh.