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It's episode 109. I don't know why I say with she
and Todd because like it is, it might.
I mean, it's always with me. It's my podcast.
I would hate it, but I would I wouldn't be surprised if Don
worked out some contract loophole someday to like sell
the podcast and replace me as the host.
Who would you get the Hostess, Don, if you had the I was going
to say if you were giving me the job, I'm still recovering from
the job and I don't want it again.
But if you had to put someone else in, who would you get?
Alan Carr. Alan Carr Yeah, I'll be.
I'll be OK with that. If I got a cut of it.
You mean if you were like, you know, in car worked out some
sort of deal. I got Mike you and like it it.
Himself to save a bit of coin. Yeah, yeah, 100%.
It's all about the. Money.
Would you host this someday? If someday I could make it?
Would you 2 host this? No, absolutely.
Not Mike, could you? Yeah, I'd hear that too.
Because imagine if I should know that.
Maybe that? Yes.
Listen to episode ever you do get a bigger Spotify deal in
jewel rogue called the Judas cast.
Look, Speaking of casts, I'm going to update everybody about
my recovery from my circumcision a lot.
Here's the thing see do in a podcast.
It's so good, you know, to connect with people.
People listen to it, which is brilliant.
And the upside of that is you connect with people that get
invested in what you're saying and you'll know.
I got circumcised last week. The only slight downside of that
is whenever I'm walking through Hollywood today, going to get
the boots to get a new wound dressing and three separate
people that I kind of know at some point stop me and ask me
how my penis is. You know, I knew one of these
guys quite well, so it was fine. He's like, how's the deck?
I was like, not good. But then two other people I
vaguely know, I heard the podcast, Everything all right
down there. I'm like, yeah, keep prancing
yourself. But it's good that people are
invested. I'll tell you more about it in a
second. But look, it's fair to say we
did a Patreon episode as well on Monday there, and it was all
related to that. I'll spend a brief time telling
you about it. All you need to know is mommy's
struggling a wee bit today and my Co core and all dependency is
really starting to eat out me. Anyway, I'm going to plug a
couple of things real fast. Number one, we have a brand new
sponsor. Since this podcast started, it's
been my dream that we are sponsored by a tea brand as one
of the world's number one tea based podcasts.
Obviously you had tea with Gary Vee.
Everyone remembers that started. Gary Vee is like the
motivational Internet guy who started a podcast after us
called tea with Gary Vee and then he quickly realised what
was what I think he was actually too busy making money to do a
podcast after he announced he was going to do it.
But still. So we're the number one tea
based podcast in the world and anybody else wants to challenge
us and that we will. I was going to say we'll fight
them, but like that's not very tea related.
You know, we'll have a sit down chat about it.
Anyway, I'm delighted to say we're now sponsored by
Thompson's tea. You can see my Punjana mug there
and you can see the fact that it says established 1896.
You probably can't see that. Mike's freaking out.
He's like, I can't see him that far. 1896, I didn't even know.
Well, I wasn't sure that even Northern Ireland goes back that
far, but it turns out that it does.
And that's when Thompson's started making tea.
Punjana, I genuinely thought whenever I was younger was was
like a brand from somewhere exotic in the world, you know,
like like somewhere like India or Scotland, but it's not from
right here in Northern Ireland. And yeah, these guys have
basically been making an award-winning tea for 125 years
in Belfast. I didn't know it gets made on my
doorstep. Not on my doorstep.
They've got they've got a factory, you know, which is
which is hand there. And pyjama is the number one
best selling tea in Northern Ireland, which for a place of
complete devotee drinkers, that says a lot.
So it's Northern Ireland's favourite couple.
And yeah, they make pyjama, they make their own signatory tea
range. And we said the Thompson's like,
you know, do you want us to get people at discount code or do
you want to say like tea was meat?
And they said no, no, no, you just you just let people know
what's what. All right.
So what I want people to do is if you have tea bags in the
house, even in like your granny, say you go around to your
granny's house for a cup of tea every once in a while to catch
up with her and she drinks from a different brand.
I want you to go over to your granny's bin and empty the tea
bags into the bin unless they're Panjana.
And what I want you to do is say, granny, you start buying
Panjana. Don't me, don't threaten, don't
be aggressive, but go granny. I prefer it.
And I won't come visit you unless you start buying Panjana.
125 years in the tea game. And look, I've spoken to Mr
Panchana himself, I've spoken to some of the Thompson's family
and here's, here's a mad thing, right?
Here's a mad thing. They taste every batch of tea by
mouth. It's going to say by hand, they
taste it by mouth. Although the Thompson family
probably that invested in tea, they probably could, you know,
they probably could taste it with, I don't know, an elbow,
dip an elbow into it and go, that's good tea.
But yeah, Jamie was here and he goes, I said, what's the
process? We just have to try every tea.
I mean, it's a dream job. Panjana Thompson's tea.
They're sponsoring the podcast, They're on board.
They're celebrating 125 years in Northern Ireland.
Support them. I'm buzzing that we have them on
board. Got some of their products
behind us. It's a good time.
Dan. Is that a good communication of
the message? We're just the message is
Punjana. Is that fair?
Very. Fair, Northern Ireland, Northern
Ireland's number one, just like this podcast.
Not statistically, but I mean, they are.
We aren't. We're also sponsored by
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So it's manscape.com use a code T with me for 20% off and free
shipping. Our sponsor reads are done and
we're moving into Podcastville. We're slowly easing a bit like
me slowly easing into a shower last night, the first time in a
quite a few days. We're slowly easing into it and
we're removing the wound. That is the introduction, not
removing the wound. I said that to Mike earlier.
I was talking about the dressing around the wound after my
circumcision. And I went, yeah, I just removed
the wound there. And he was like, Jesus Christ,
you think I just had enough and just cut it?
I was like, amputation, Yeah, look, right.
I don't want to be stinking and go into this, but everybody
knows I got circumcised. I've been talking about it for a
long time. A long time I've been talking
about it. Got circumcised.
It's feeling OK. A couple of nights ago, removed
the wind, dressing in the shower and nearly fainted and was sick.
I wasn't sick because of the look of it.
I was sick because like I was unwrapping it.
It was like the worst past the parcel of all time.
It was a flesh partial inside and I just wanted the music to
keep going. What about at birthday parties
when they did pass the parcel and you took so long to pass it
to the next person? Like the adults knew who was
going to get the, like the music was going to stop on.
So it's not like they were just stopping it with their eyes
closed. They were watching and being
like, oh, when I get around to Michael, we'll stop it.
But whenever I got it, I was always in slow motion.
Just here you go. And then I would keep my keep it
in my hands even when I give it to the next person.
Yeah. I had to unwrap the, the, the
dress and around my, around my penis.
It took a while. That's not a brag grenade.
They just put a lot of bandage around it and, and yeah, I was
sick a bit because I don't know. I was, I did it in the shower
and my legs were shaking when I did it and I just, all the
colour drained from my face. And then a busy last night, I
just aired it for about 3 hours watching Sneaky Pete and Amazon
Prime. I just sat with just AT shirt on
in my living room just to get some air in it.
And then this morning came down to the studios and thought, I'm
not going to have a dressing or on the penis anymore.
It's like it's all good. I'm going to go bondage free.
And then I had to walk to boots like John Wayne and go crawling
back to the dressing and say I need this.
So I didn't say I need it. Sort of the person working
there. I did it myself.
But all you need to know is now we've recovered a bit and we're
feeling a bit better. And also we're supposed to have
a guest today. We don't have a guest.
I forgot that we were doing a podcast today.
So I wore a hat. And whenever I wear a hat, I
look like an I'll child. When I wear a hat, I look like
something's not quite right. When I wear a hat, I look like
I'm about to go to a theme park. Do you know what I mean?
I look like I look like there's something missing.
Well, there is my foreskin, but I don't know.
I do you think I look? Do you think I look stupid in a
hat? I don't suit hats.
I don't want the head for it. No, you don't.
That's fine. Better head than I for hats.
I've got a. Pretty big Dome IT your hat guy.
Don't. No, never.
Well, except when the hair hadn't been cut for five months.
Yeah, I mean, I'm not really. I'm not really wearing baseball
hats anymore. It'll be a YAMAC from now on.
I'll be wearing going forward. Maybe we get a tea with me.
Maybe we get a Panjani Yamak to celebrate.
Yeah, I'll be honest. I'm struggling today just as a
just as a person. I'm just, I'm sweating a little
bit. I'm just not, I'm not feeling
myself. And I, I recommended my
circumcision guide to someone else today.
And then I started thinking should have got a discount code
set up with them we should say like Todd 7 for I was going to
say for 10% off as a bad choice of words.
But yeah, I'm just connecting people with foreskins now and I
don't know it. I saw it for the first time and
post op and it looks looks OK but it definitely is different.
It's definitely a different look.
But to come from myself I thought can someone pull up
their famous people that have been circumcised just to make me
like just to make me feel good. Maybe you could start throwing
some names at me and we'll just, we'll just know who else is on
the circumcision circuit. I mean are we talking adult
circumcision or not kids Jewish? Like, well, yeah, yeah, it could
be either Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Don't don't write kids circumcision and the Google
images the. Top The top side is about famous
men who resent being circumcised AM.
I am I there. You're on there?
Yeah, along with Ben Affleck. What do you hold on?
Billy Joel. So these are guys who not just
have been circumcised, but they resent, as in like they're
annoyed they had it done. And have publicly stated that
they're raging about it. Can I?
I never thought I'd ask this in the podcast but can I get a
quote? Can you read me a quote as to
why Ben Affleck resents getting circumcised?
He's like, the only reason I resent that is because I got it
done in the butchers. So Ben Affleck said I hit the
circumcisions. Get enough in me and I'll tell
you how much I hate them. Why is it plural?
Like why has he had more than one done?
Apparently he got it after an injury.
Nothing to do with religion. And Billy Joel why?
Why does Billy Joel not like? Billy Joel, I got the snip and I
had nothing to say about it. I'm still a little pissed off
about it. You know, they should have asked
first. Oh, I can understand.
I can understand through if because you're Jewish you got it
done when you were like a baby and that's like quite traumatic,
but like. In a song, yeah, so long,
Reverend Ike, he sings. So long what?
Reverend Ike, is that what? He called this Force game.
My circumcision grieves me, is what he sings in it.
Yeah, it's weird, isn't it? Weird to put that into a song?
My circumcision grieves me. Hard Stern.
Well, not for six weeks, but yeah, what does he have to say
about it? He said he had quite a lot to
say about. It.
Oh no. I rue the day my parents
mutilated me. I'm completely pissed off that
I'm circumcised. There's another one, it goes on.
He's pretty angry about it. Yeah.
I mean, I understand that because I think there should be
an element of like choice, but also I think it'd be it's way
worse to get it done when you're older.
John F Kennedy was circumcised for tight foreskin problems.
Right. At the age of 21, so an older
older gent when he got. It ah, so that's something to
look forward to driving down Hollywood High Street tonight
and get a shell on the Dome at 21.
I think that would be I think that would be way more
difficult. You know, I've had it done the
32. I'm married.
I planned to be married forever. So it's sort of like, you know,
at the age of 20, if you're JFK and you're 20, what especially
JFK, the way he was carrying on, you know, he's out there, he's a
man about town. He's gallivant.
Didn't slow him down. I didn't song down.
No. I just don't know why Ben
Affleck is so annoyed that he had it, that he had it done.
He's making it seem like he did his ACL and then when he woke up
from surgery, they were like Ben when we were down there.
For a reason. If you play me Billy Joel song
where the lyric where he does that, will this get taken down?
I'm not sure, I'll have to try and find the song.
Billy, you've got Piano Man. We're just.
We need one more song to complete the album.
Have you have you got anything else?
Find the cover. Yeah.
What is it? Find a cover.
Nothing to do with force. I think.
You mean you've got some sort of sweet accessory for me to cover
up where my foreskin used to be. Snood up in Gem.
A snood. I don't.
Yeah, it is. Here's the thing.
That is something you think about.
You go because there's something like missing.
You go. Should have put something on,
you know, Should I accessorise it?
Should I add something? Should I speak to Patty
McDonald's Dick tattoo guy and get something put on there?
Who knows, but I don't know. Yeah, I'm starting to feel
better. But all I will say also is I can
totally understand how people get like well into painkillers
because cocodamol became my best friend and I was really, I
definitely had a weird day where I went from cocodamol to
paracetamol because I was just missing my buddy Co quote them
all so much on paracetamol was trying to be dead on and going
look, I'm not as intense as Co quote them all, but Co quote
them all like it was it was enjoyable. 10 minutes you take
it after 10 minutes you take it start feeling real good, real
good, but also like real spaced out.
And then in that day in between I just felt like sad or
something. I felt like there was something
missing, not foreskin wise, I felt like there was something
missing and I think it was. But now I'm more from a
addiction. Basically what I'm saying.
Do you want? To hear from Billy Joel make me
feel better. You take it down, you'll be the
worst DJ of all time. Are you ready?
Yeah. Lose control.
My circumcision grieves me. Kosher dinners always leave me
cold. So goodbye.
I mean, it's a weird lyric. And also, why is he singing in
that accent like Billy Joel's an American guy?
Yeah. Very bizarre.
Any more famous songs about circumcision?
I think it's a big genre. I don't know, it was weird
seeing it for the first time, but then again, there's stitches
in it. So it is going to look weird.
But look, it's all fun. And people can now look forward
to the fact that from this podcast, from this podcast on,
I'm going to stop talking about my circumcision.
It's done. We're putting it behind us where
I'm trying to think of a pun with circumcision there, but I
couldn't think of one that didn't work.
So let's talk about this as we ease towards, you know, things
opening up again, indoor hospitality, all that sort of
thing. An article caught my eye that
BBC News have put out and it's simply titled Five Ways to Make
Hugging Safer from the Experts. So we're we're at a point in
life where we have guidance on reminding people how to give
hugs. I think I would rate myself
probably a, probably an 8 out of 10 hug 8 out of 10.
You know, I, I, I remember I used to go to tech with a guy,
not Mike and a different course I did, but there was a guy I
used to go to tech with who was 10 out of 10.
And he was like very, very well known for it.
But he was, and he was a good height.
I think a lot of it is to do with your arms.
You know what? Do you put your arms over the
person's arms? Do you go under?
Do you go 1 / 1 under? I don't know, Dan.
I think you would give a very, very, very emotionally cold hug.
I think you would resent given a hug.
And I think you've maybe given 5 hugs in your life, maybe 6.
You're not. You wouldn't be a touchy feely
person. Not.
Say, compared to you and Dave Elliott?
Yeah, not the main, Dave. Yeah, Mike.
Depends. Depends on the person.
I can't. I can't sit close.
I don't think you'd be a hug instigator, but I think you will
Warmly. You would warmly receive.
Yeah. I'll give as good as I I get.
Yeah. If it comes my way, yeah.
And I think I don't know, Dan, how would you how would you feel
if you know when we move in the better times and restrictions
have been lifted, say, say Punjana basically said, look,
guys, you've been killing it. We're happy being new sponsors.
We're going to start a tea with me range and I went up to you
and at this point you've been double jobbed.
What would you do if I just kind of held the back of your head in
my hand and just really wrapped around you and just whispered
him, I said, I love you, bro. Would you be OK with it?
It really depends on how much money Thompsons are paying us.
I mean, it could be very comfortable with that or not.
So this is the official the advice on hugging is changing
from Monday, it's no longer advised against people from
different households in England, Scotland.
This be the first time they've hugged family and friends in
months. Experts say there are real
benefits the hugging that lowers stress and blood pressure.
It depends who's hugging you. Like as you know, a lot of us
have had, you know, a family friend, you know, when he hugged
you back in the day, your blood pressure might have gone up.
You know, it might have gone up, but the government's urging
people to be cautious. So how can you give a cautious
hug? Fuck that, that that Well done.
That's 20210. Can I give you a cautious hug?
Oh, please. Oh, give me a Don't be cautious
about your hug. All right, go bareback bear hug.
We've got advice from coronavirus experts on how to
hug safely. I mean, imagine being a COVID
expert, you know, like working in some sort of government
position and getting a phone call from a journalist.
We're doing an article on hugs. Have you got 20 minutes?
Yeah, well, we're about to make a real breakthrough here, but
it's important. Personally, I'm going to
restrict my hug in the family members and not beyond, says
Professor Sally Jane Cutler from University of East London.
I think we have to be very conserved about who we choose to
hug. That's the way it's going in it.
All of a sudden, you're not going to be able to hug
strangers. Fucking fuck this generation.
I remember back in the days before COVID when you would go
to an optician's and you get your eyes done, they go.
Everything's all right and you'd go, come, you're here.
Ever just see a pensioner waiting to cross the road?
You crossing the road, mate? Yeah.
Come on. What's worse is you ever see two
people get introduced and they don't know whether the handshake
or not and one person goes for the hug?
Actually saw that happen really recently.
It would worry me if we were advocating we could hug all of
our friends every time we meet them again.
Perhaps don't hug everybody, you know?
I mean, what complete bin letters out there going fuck, I
must track down everybody I've ever met for a hug.
You know, just going up to like people you're in P4 with.
Look, I know you moved away to England a couple of years ago,
but I tracked you down. Get it?
Come here if you're going to hug somebody restricted to very
small numbers of close family who perhaps you would really
value a hug from. This guy is the chief medical
officer in Wales, right? So he's he probably has an
opinion you've got to respect, he says.
He urges against hugging every Tom, Dick and Harry just walking
down High Street. What's your name, pal?
Craig. That's all right.
Walk on. What's your name it Tom?
Get over here you big bastard. Of course you're not going to
hug every Tom, Dick and Harry. Prevalence rates are really
quite low at the moment and being close to a member of your
family is less risk now, but with strangers I would be very
cautious still. Yes, so you fucking should be,
you weirdo. The government's new advice
suggests people should take extra care with those vulnerable
to COVID and maybe choose not to hug elderly relatives,
especially if the hugger is not vaccinated.
That's also creepy to describe someone as the hugger.
I'll be the hugger here. All right, Just you stand there.
How to make hugging safer. Turn faces away and keep the hug
short. Don't hug face to face.
Who the fuck do you hug? I unsettling would that be if
you get someone just trying to meet your face the whole time?
Don't hug face to face. Wear a mask if when you use
vulnerable. Oh, can I give you a hug?
Here, let me just let me just mask up.
Who was that, Dan? Not not me.
So people are right about you. By people.
One person. Don't hug too many people.
However, whoever you hug, be careful and remember some people
are more vulnerable than others. Make it quick.
I think a quick hug is gross like that.
I'd prefer no hug to just like a quick hug.
Like a hug has to be enjoyed for minimum of four seconds.
Maximum of 6. You go over sex and you should
be signing a register. Avoid face to face contact.
Well, of course, you fucking muppet.
Do it outside. Come on.
Outside in the garden. Here, I hug you.
Let me see how to hug properly. See if there's a video on this.
I'm done. How to give a good hug.
Can I play this? Dan, I know we're not showing
the video, but can I just play it for the audio?
Thanks, Dad. Right.
There's an there's an odd here first, how to give a good hug.
So I think a lot of it is the is the whisper.
I will always protect you. I say that for every hug.
OK, here we go. Direction that any two humans
can have, regardless how long ago they met.
Here's how. To get the most.
Out of your first time initiating the hug 1st to figure
out whether you're actually going to hug or not, hold your
arms out and cock your head to the side in a manner that says
we're doing this thing right? No. 100% don't do that.
Never. If there's one thing you do, if
you think someone wants a hug, don't put your hands out and go
come here, come here, come on, come on.
Like the word. The only thing worse than that
is doing this for your hands. Just backing and someone in.
Hey, come on, come on, Get in here.
Getting into the hug Now that you know a hug is going to
happen, head towards the person with your head tipped back.
This is a non threatening posture and shows the other
person where their shoulder should go.
Hand Placement When placing your hands on another person's body,
you don't want to go too low or too high.
See, that's that's where I've been going wrong.
I always go Archer top of the head.
I sometimes I'll just put two hands on top of the person's
head. Otherwise I'll just really cop
the Rs too low. Says in there too high.
It's been too long. Neither of which is appropriate
for a first hug. How hard to hug.
Another tricky balancing act. You don't want to hug too
tightly. Yeah, I mean there shouldn't be
tutorials on this. I'm just looking for a fantastic
comment here. I wonder what it would feel like
to hug someone for 20 seconds. 100 and 77 likes to reapply.
It would feel nice and calming. Get tested.
People should test themselves regularly even if they don't
have. Here's the thing.
Let me ask you this, in England and other places, can you just
get like free tests for home? So you could theoretically be
testing yourself every day? Yeah, I think so.
And do people do that? I.
Assume some people do. I think they they sort of
backtracked to leave it on it though because of the tests were
those lateral flow ones. And they were a bit like, it's
not really that good an indicator.
They're sort of good in an emergency, but not as like a
regular definitive thing. I think they were like offering
it out to everyone regularly and then they were.
Like, but then what's the point in having them exactly.
Yeah, it's it's very weird to have an article about how to
about how to properly hug someone.
Look, I, I want to chat about something as well that I don't
fully understand, but I'm hearing a lot about.
Can someone please describe dodge coin to me?
In fact, let's go back genuinely right.
And some people go do you like do you ask things and all trying
to be stupid. It's not that I'm stupid.
I actually have a very, very high IQ.
I'm just very selective about what goes into my brain.
What? No.
No, didn't say anything. Ask me any question, I'll tell
you I do have a very high IQ. Who is the president of?
New Zealand. Boris Yeltsin So The thing is, I
have a very high IQ, but also I don't look into a lot of things.
No, research wouldn't be a strong point.
But I only know the things that I know.
There's so many people that don't know a lot of there's
people that know about a lot of things, but they don't really
know all the things about it. And then there are people like
me who choose to be that choose to find out about a small amount
of subjects but know a lot about them.
Such as? Such as bridges, like bridges
for me, you know, a lot of the industrial revolution, Yes,
well. Both of those things or.
Bridge, well, I love it when they come together.
So British and the industrial. Yeah, yeah.
Specialist. Yeah.
And the construction and engineering.
And what's your favourite 1? Famous bridge that was erected
during the industrial revolution, Correct.
The Kingsbridge. Which one?
And yes, people are going. That's also the name of the boss
building circumsation last week. But that's a quid.
That's why I went there, that's why I chose it.
Kingsbridge, the one in London. Yeah, good one.
Yeah, really good, really, really good.
So come here. I wanted to know about
cryptocurrency. I remember about 10 years, maybe
even more than 10 years ago, my dad was picking up a car from
somebody's house, and I vaguely knew this person's kids, and one
of the kids was like a year older than me, and he was mining
for Bitcoin. They were like, where's Andrew
or whatever? Oh, he's mining for Bitcoin.
Is he like a millionaire now? He either is or 1000% isn't.
Do you mean I don't think he is? It was that long ago and he had
some Bitcoin. But here's the thing, I don't
know if he sometimes you mine, you could down the mine, but
there isn't always oil or cryptocurrency.
I don't know, I remember he was into it, but I don't know if he
actually got any. And then probably back then a
lot of people did get Bitcoin, but then sold it on pretty
quick, you know got cold feet or whatever.
So describe to me what cryptocurrency is and I would
like to know that I will be satisfied in a nutshell.
In a nutshell, what is it? Is it something that let me
here's my interpretation of? Can you tell me if I'm?
I think you need to ask some specific questions rather than
just go what is it because neither me or Mike are experts
within the field. Is it an online currency which
you can have where you can buy it, that you can buy things on
the Internet with? And there's different kinds of
it. Like there's different
currencies in the world, Like there's dollars, there's pounds,
there's different, there's like Bitcoin, there's other ones.
Yeah, I think so. But the value of it, like any
currency, goes up and down all the time.
Yeah. And there's no centralised Is
that the whole thing? That's there's no centralised
bank, it's done on blockchain. But what's that?
A Ledger, yeah. Yeah, so and all like
centralised bank, your money is registered and ledgered in one
bank, but in blockchain there's like thousands of people who are
in the chain who keep a record of who has what and what belongs
to different. People, why is that better?
It can't feel, it's not. Centralised and it's maybe more
secure. Yeah, and plus, you can't get
away if somebody tries to like hack it or dummy the system, it
just takes 1 computer or one person that's looking after it
to hit a red flag and then they can't, they can't do it.
Do you know what I mean? It's like people are mining for
bitcoins and it's like they're verifying the transactions.
They're verifying that this matches that and then.
Do they think within 10 years or a certain amount of years this
will be like what we buy and sell things with across the
board or is it always going to be a thing That's just it's an
option, you know what I mean? Is it like, you know, it's like,
you know, what's a thing that's not the main thing, but then you
can also do that thing. What's?
Your IQ. What's a good number?
It's probably below that. Pretend below that.
What I'm saying is, does everyone think this is going to
become the thing? And is Bitcoin just a brand?
Is it just one kind? Most.
Successful at the minute. So say say this guy 10 years ago
that I know, say he got some bitcoins up.
What's called getting Bitcoin? Sure.
He gets Bitcoin and say he got back then £50 worth of Bitcoin.
What's that going to be worth now?
Hundreds. Of thousands.
Yeah, probably, maybe a million, I don't know.
Yeah. Like it used to be worth 0 and
then I've watched the video on it recently.
That so it was all speculative. But like your money currently is
based on nothing. It's based on trust and based on
what like the bank decides or what the country needs.
But then one guy traded a Bitcoin for pizza.
I think was the first transaction where nothing was
traded for a physical thing and then it from then it like gain
value more and more people realise that it have value and
then but it was just out of nothing.
How confused was the Domino's guy at the door?
2 seconds. 5th You're having me on.
No, me to give you a Bitcoin there.
All right, Yeah, I. Think people are sceptical
because it's based on nothing? You can't see it or hold it or
yeah. But you can't.
See you're. Holding an awful lot of your
money. So, but no, it's, yeah, it's
quite difficult I think to get your money out of it.
So people who've got a lot of money invested in it.
It's not always easy. You could say you've got 10
million worth of Bitcoin, but it's not that easy to get your
cash did. You hear about the guy that like
is 2 passwords away, 2 password attempts away from losing like
1,000,000 because he can't log into his thing and he can't.
Then it's gone forever kind of thing.
But he's not going to remember it.
No, and then the guy who lost a hard drive that had all his
bitcoins on and got sent to a dump site somewhere.
I think with that sort of thing, it's, it's hard to think about
it until it's you. I think I'm quite philosophical,
that sort of thing. And like I know it's one of
those things where. Like 100 million.
Yeah, but you just weren't meant to get that 100 million.
I swear. You just weren't.
And I'd say, what are you going to do?
Like, here's my thing, you can't.
If his hard drive got thrown out, there was 100 million on.
You could spend your whole life being defined by that and being
like, I should have had the we all know people that like always
walk about. I could have this, I could have
that. So in the words of Beverly and
I'd shooter Woulda Coulda, the last words of the fool.
You know, it's Iker Cassius, the Real Madrid and Spanish
goalkeeper when he was a kid, when he was like 10 or
something, his dial on the football pools and he had to
send something away to claim like I think it was a million.
And Iker Cassius when he was a kid on his bike taking it to the
post office or the post box might have some details wrong.
Lost it and the family lost the money.
It's like if my son did that, would I be annoyed?
In the short term, yes. In the long term, would I be
annoyed? No.
Because once it's done, you then can't change it.
You can't. You just have to go.
The password one's got to be annoying, like that's got to
play in your mind. Yeah.
That's where my, you know, formula of always using password
123 for all my passwords I mean. The Grinder team is going to be
opened up big. Yeah, I I mean, everyone in the
work, everyone when they were like 1213 started their
passwords on the Internet. You could have guessed anyone's
password. You know what I mean?
It's a guy. I shouldn't say this.
It was a guy I know who once told me that his password,
everything he was a kid was Ben Man superstar.
And I said, why is it that? And he goes, you're never going
to guess. And he wasn't like there was no
connection between him and being a bit man.
Like we were kids and his dad wasn't a bit man.
No one he knew was a bit man. But his password was bin man
superstar. And I'm the reason I won't tell
you his name is I'm convinced that to this day you would still
that's one where like you would just keep that.
You'd keep that because, but then I used to also write out
passwords and then keep that hidden somewhere, but then once
I forgot where I'd hidden it and then I couldn't get logged in
the loads of stuff. There's nothing here.
Do you ever have a thing like some site like 4oD or iPlayer or
iCloud where you have to change your password all the time?
If you're getting in a different device, you're always changing
it so you never fucking remember it.
That sort of thing pisses me off so bad and again, it's one of
those things I should let go. But honestly, if my son, like if
my son lost £1,000,000 after six days, I'd be all right.
It's the same in the circumcision.
We're on day what 6 now. No Day 5.
I think it's day five. I'm watching too many videos as
well of like doctors talking about recovery times and all
this and I need to just, I need to just zoom out and forget
about it. And in your mind, you need to
recover faster than anyone else ever has.
Yeah, yeah. And I will.
But it's it's tough because I don't really get sick too often.
And I have that thing where when I do feel sick, I can't imagine
what it's like to not feel sick. Does that make sense?
I'm, I'm always going to feel like this.
And then the next day you feel totally better and you can't
remember how you felt the day before when you felt bad.
And some people are listening to or watching this and going,
you've hit the nail on the head. But a lot of people are gone.
I don't understand what you mean.
And that's fine. But yeah, the idea of suicidal
cryptocurrency. See, if you said to me, I'm
going to give you this cryptocurrency and it's worth 50
grand, or I'll just give you 10 grand actual money into your
account, I would just take the 10 grand.
I fear big futuristic change. I don't like the idea of stuff
that I don't understand. And am I wrong in this?
Dodge coin is something that was invented as a joke, but then it
became huge. And then Elon Musk said that
they were going to sell Teslas that could be bought with Dodge
Coin, but so Dodge Coin just went up, up, up.
And then correct me if I'm wrong, then he basically turned
around and went, actually, you can't use Dodge Coin to buy
these because of the backlash to the environment, because they're
basically saying to run cryptocurrency.
They use more power than China, more electricity.
And those guys, fuck it. They love electricity, the
Chinese like they love porn and stuff.
So now the Dodge coins fallen flat, is that right Pretty?
Much. I mean, Elon Musk can tweet one
thing and stock prices and absolutely loads of things.
Go. Berserk, like he kind of has too
much power over these things, I think, yeah.
Remember, he went on Joe Rogan and he just smoked a joint and
then the Tesla price just went down so much.
Dropped like 10% or something in a day.
But then that's his. Net worth dropped after he was
on SNL by like 20 billion or something.
By 20 billion wasn't SNL, he went on SNL.
Yeah, but 20 billion? 20 billion. 20 billion his net
worth. But then that's like, isn't that
that's so speculative where like I don't think Tesla's on the
stock market. So it's probably a bit like it
is. OK.
I was going to say this. Stuff like Netflix and all where
it's just all like speculative price.
Stock market, I don't think it is.
It is. You can't get dividends out of
it or something. There's some weird thing, but
that's a lot of businesses. Are like that.
Yeah exactly. I'm not a mid dev but so say we
started teaching could we start a currency and then but and then
say we start like getting like all our.
Fundamental understanding of what crypto is before you try.
And do these things. I didn't have that until we
started chatting about it and I do.
Three of us together really don't, yeah.
I fear this kind of thing. And I always think for
technology, we should just pause it and leave it where it is now
until I die. Do you know what I mean?
Like I don't want like I don't want new remotes.
I freak out and stuff. Now I've got to have a fire
stick. I've got to learn this new
remote. I'm getting to the point where
I'll be studying manuals on things and you never want to do
because you take that for granted.
Like any time a new thing comes out, you don't need to read a
thing. You just go, OK, well, I sort of
from the last thing, I sort of this is an upgrade on it.
So I'll be able to figure this out.
But then you're going to get to the point where you become your
parents and you say the mortal words.
Can you show me this? Say how can you not work it?
Like my dad doesn't understand play on something when the
universal symbol for play has been the same forever.
He doesn't get it. We were supposed to have a
guess, but as I say, but we're maybe going to have that later
in the week because it was changed at short notice and and
you know, that's a bit like down on the traffic last week.
You know, I always say if there's Rd works and you pass Rd
works, you update people that there's going to be Rd you've.
Obviously got over that over the weekend then.
No, I haven't. But what I did was I put a shout
out for questions and and we've got a load of them.
So we'll just take our time and we'll go through them.
And I haven't done this in a while, so I'm looking forward to
it. Johnny Bow says this isn't this
isn't a question. So hopefully he does it like he
just sent this, not in my response to looking for
questions. Hopefully he doesn't mind me
reading it. This is the sort of message I
get. He goes, may I just think about
you and your penis. Hope you're both keeping well.
I'll just say thanks brother. So shout out to him.
Patrick Quinn, Belfast guy in China, says imagine a Belfast
guy just wasn't in China. How do we know Patrick Quinn is
Belfast guy in China? Imagine he'd just been to China.
Because when I think of Patrick Quinn, I think of him in like
ancient Chinese tea rooms, you know, I think that's where he
goes to listen to this podcast. Were you secretly very proud of
your landscape skills when you went in for the surgery?
Another very good reason to purchase the lawnmower 3.0.
That's a brand, man. That's what I like.
That's a company, man, and that's what we're all about.
Yeah, I really wanted to. I really wanted to, because I
knew I couldn't be in control of anything.
I wasn't in control of what way my penis would go because it was
going to be numb. I couldn't control the pain.
But I knew that if my pubes were looking really, really neat,
then that was a small victory. Not small, not small victory,
but yeah. Yeah.
Looking good. And of course, I was
representing Manscaped. And just like saying to anyone
else who was in for a circumcision that day, I was
like, here, let me see your take with me. 20% off free shipping,
you know, But yeah, it looked, it was the only thing that
looked good on there, put it that way.
And now it just looks like a murder scene.
Stacey Hazard says what's the best Disney movie?
I do remember that at my mum's wedding she said oh the DJ says
you can pick 3 songs and I picked like 2 pop songs of the
time. This was I think 1993.
So I picked 2 pop songs at the time and then I wanted the song
from The Aristocrats. Can you tell me what it's
called? I think it's weird.
Siamese if you please. Is that it though?
It is right? So my mum's like, you know, it's
obviously her day, but whenever you have a 5 year old, you know,
you have to sort of ponder to the kid a bit as well, make him
feel like part of it. So she's like, you get to pick 3
songs. So I can't remember what I would
have, what I would have picked at that age, but I picked 2 like
normal ones and then The Aristocrats and then on the on
the morning my mum's happened to mention, she's like, oh, just I
said, are we all good with the songs?
I'm 5 and she went there. Yeah.
He's going to play those two ones you picked.
I thought, what 1's he not going to play?
She's like he just he wasn't sure about the aristocrats 1 And
I was like, what the fuck you talking about?
She's like, yeah, you know, just because it'll be during the
disco. So you know, they don't really
play Disney. So because it's not even like a
party song, you know, it's like we are saying means if you
please. And I was like, what's going?
What's the issue here? And she's like, oh, it's just a
DJ. Doesn't think that will create a
party environment. Can't really see people dancing
along to that. And I was like, we have a
problem here. We have a problem here.
And you might not be getting married today.
Let me see if I can find this song.
The Aristocrat. OK.
Is it called? Mike is a call.
Everyone wants to be a cat. You're not.
Let me so enthusiastically. Oh, it is.
It's called the aristocrats. Imagine being on a wedding.
They've just had boom, boom, boom.
Let me hear you say wayo. And then deja is like, ladies
and gentlemen, up to the floor. Here we go.
Let's have everyone join in on this one.
So anyway, yeah, I caught that anyway, didn't play it, and I
wet myself at that wedding and decided that the best way to
deflect from it would be just to jump in the hedge. 100% true
wet. Yourself in protest at the not
playing. I just remember lying in a hedge
and one of my aunties coming out and going to you, all right?
And I was like, yeah, you wet yourself up.
And yeah, I was like, yeah. But a good a good day out
nonetheless. The best Disney movie I used to
really like. What do you call that one?
Fantasia. Fantasia was pretty good because
it was wacky and wild and it was a bit different and it was a bit
trippy. And then we got Disney Plus in
the house and I put it on for my son and it just it's not the
sort of thing that would be on now, you know, even like old
cartoons, because it's my hope that he likes the cartoons I
watched when I was younger. So I can just watch the cartoons
that I watched when I was younger.
But now it's like, you know, Paw Patrol stuff like it like it's a
very different vibe every. They're all very Americanized
now as well. The cartoons even to the point
where get this Thomas the Tank Engine is American.
Everybody else in it is English and all that.
Then the fat control and they don't call the fat controller
the fat controller. That's like, guys, he's fun.
He is fun. He is the controller.
Two things about the fuck controller.
He's definitely the controller and he's definitely fun, but
they don't even call him not another call him like I know
Jeff or something. And that, yeah, Thomas is
American, which is so bizarre to me.
But all the careers still there. One thing I don't like about it
is Thomas just goes all around the world, which is stupid, you
know, because he's a he's a train Tank Engine.
He's a yeah, thank you. He's a Tank Engine.
But it'll be like, oh, last week it was in Brazil.
And it's like, why? How?
How difficult would it be to get you there?
Just stay in your lane. Maybe that's a metaphor for back
when we were kids, everyone just had to stay in their lane and be
realistic. And now it's like, no, you can't
just go to Brazil. Be a shout out to Thomas.
I don't like it. Like it.
Like you can't beat Lion King for me as well.
I saw one I really like called like the Frog Princess or
something, but ten years ago set in New Orleans.
There's a bit more soul behind it like that.
So I watched, I was really excited to watch Seoul based on
what I'd heard about it. And I liked the first couple of
minutes of it. And then it started to go into a
different mind dimension. And I just went, Nah, this is
not, this is not what I want in a Disney movie.
I don't mind a little bit of poignancy and a little bit of a
like life lesson or something like that, but I just found it
too complex or something you. Loved it.
Stick with it, it's good luck. Give it another whack.
What about inside out? Yeah.
And then he caught round and then the stitches went in inside
out. I haven't seen it.
What's that? That's another Disney Pixar one
about like the emotions inside a young girl's head.
Sounds strange, but it's see, I like, I like stuff like that
when it's done subtly as part of like a fun film.
Do you know what I mean? I like it when I like it when
you watch a film and then like a Disney film and then at the end
you go, oh, that's what it's about.
But I don't like it when the whole film is that.
Yeah, I like. I like.
This this film's like, did it win an Oscar or something?
I. Think so, yeah.
I like a lesson to come up at the end of the film.
Tapped me on the shoulder and I go, what?
Oh, that's what it is. Do you know what I mean?
I don't like to think too hard during a film.
Up was stunning, really, really good.
And that bit where everyone's like, did you cry at that bit?
Yes, a fucking. Is it really really good or is
it just opening? Fight.
No, it is. It is really good.
Do you cry films?
Not generally, no. Mike, you will cry at all.
No. That like people thought down
and had cried, but it was just a short circle of the bit and
there was like a bit of oil came from this.
Yeah, I could see, I could see you crying down at weird stuff.
You know, I mean, like, I can see you crying and like, you
know, in a movie where, you know, there's something to do
with because you know, like you, you're like the money guy, which
is weird for our company, which is weird because like you didn't
put yourself forward is that and everyone's like, Don, you wear
glasses, sort the finances here, you know, so I could see you
maybe like in like Ocean, I could see you crying like
Ocean's 11 or something, because it's a film like a high, like
loads of money being lost. You know, I mean, like they're
they're robbing somewhere. So I could see you've been upset
at that because you're kind of in charge of our money.
So you wouldn't like us to be robbed.
But then I think you could, you could watch, you know, I think
you could watch Lassie or something and just nothing.
Just please. Yeah, that's probably fair.
I empathise with Andy Garcia and notions allowed.
That was just blubbing when you watch the news footage in the
Northern bank robbery. My I say you.
I think you when you cry. I don't think you just cry at
anything, but I like because I'll cry a bit at loads of
stuff, but like not really hard at one thing.
But I could see you when you do. I could see you like making like
awkward noise, like noise where people like anyone there is
like, Oh no, I can see that. Ah, like shutting it almost.
Yeah, that's fair as. Well, that's bang on.
You know, like did you stub your toe?
Nope. Just watch that episode of
Derek. Where is that runs after.
Oh, see, shit like that after like Afterlife, Ricky Gervais,
Netflix here. I'll go if something's like, if
it's, if it's wet, if the thing that'll get me the most is if
it's been funny a long way and then something hits me, I'm more
likely to go. But if it's set up as just an
emotional thing, I'll kind of like have my guard up a bit, you
know, I'll be like prepared for it.
Whereas if you like, you're relaxed, you're like, this is
really funny. And then you're like the bit
where he is sitting on the bench with the widow and she's talking
about losing her husband. I'm like, you're laughing the
whole way through and all. And then that happens.
I'm like, I'll go like, I cry. I would cry more than my wife.
Fortunately, we'll both cry at the right thing.
But like, I will, I will cry. I can cry at songs as well do.
You watch Rabbit. No.
Check it out like AYTT. Movie we get it like silly name
those. I probably won't watch it so
weird, I know, but I'm like that for real, but it's called JoJo
rabbit. That sounds like a Scottish
character. You met my mate JoJo Dabba.
You know it sounds it just sounds like AI don't even I
don't know what to I don't know I'll never watch it I'll never
watch it. I'll never, I'll never watch it.
OK, look, we've got more questions.
We'll answer one more, and then we'll do something that we did
last week. We got quite.
Oh, God, that's not a question. That is a very rude picture.
Matthew Kilpatrick says, what do you call a knight with no
foreskin? Circumcision, Sir.
Circumcision. Like what you've done there?
Given you're a new man, have you any characters lined up to
incorporate the missing piece? It'd be weird if I had a new
comedy character whose soul back story was that he didn't have a
foreskin, you know? But no, I will just as I say.
I'll just be wearing a Yammer for all sketches now also.
Connor Diver wants to know any outside gigs planned for
Belfast. No, Newton Abbey's closest
you'll get because the whole idea of this outdoor tour is to
go like holes in the hedge, like go anywhere and everywhere and
small venues and different places.
So the whole idea is that because when I gig it's 90% of
the time in Belfast around city centre and sorry like a couple
times I've like breathed in through my nose and that's gross
noise. I'll not do that anymore.
The idea is that I'm going away from Belfast for these and then
whenever stand up comes back, that's where I'll always be and
I love it. But I want to just go to
different places. So Newton Abbey is probably the
closest. Headers and volleys are World
Cup for football with your mates when you were kids.
Oh, headers or volleys are World Cup?
Probably World Cup, which was like a match usually with one
keeper and two teams. I like that because you could
just poach and then people. Sometimes more than two teams.
You could have like 4, there's 8 of you there.
You could have like four teams playing at the same time and
you'd just be like trying to get a rebound from the keeper.
Do you know why that didn't work?
Because a couple of teams would sort of team up, you know,
eliminate the best team. Yeah, I love that.
Headers and volleys was fun. But it never worked.
No one could ever score a header and.
Do you ever do a family which is say you have 5 people playing
headers in volleys, you all have a touch of it and then whoever
started it has to be the one to score?
No, I've never done. That it's fun.
And then there was things like a one handed catch.
We, I think we had, we was playing White City in Hollywood
and we used to have so many rules that like if you were new
IT would have just messed with your head.
But it was like fun. Like I think it was if you
caught something, like if you caught it one handed from
someone like a header, they had to be in Nets for like half an
hour. So you know what I mean?
Like there was there was two. We didn't have any other hobbies
or means. I can't read that.
And that is just someone genuinely asking for advice on
circumcision, which is cool. Yeah, definitely don't ask me as
we've said before. And look, last week in the
podcast, we did Chameleon Corner where I told you I built
Chameleon Corner. Where did the name come in?
About 7 seconds ago and. You know, I told you I've been
watching Sneaky Pete on Amazon Prime.
It's a lot of fun. It's a bit of con man.
I said I fancy myself as a con man and you guys gave me a
character who was a South African, what was his job?
So that from a photographer and I think I did a possible job.
So the idea of this is, and I really will back myself here is
you guys just like feed me a little bit of information at a
time and I'll sustain a conversation.
So if one person wants to lead it, I'll have a conversation
with the other person. So Dan, you give me the info and
I've got to be speaking to Mike, but Mike act like you can't hear
Dan. So I have an earpiece in Dan,
right? I work for the FBI.
You're my handler and Mike is a person I've got to just chat to
out on the street. OK, so I have to give you a name
and where you're from. Yeah.
And then you're trying to catch, you're suspicious of me, right?
Yeah. So let's go race from Swansea.
OK, so I just got that. So he was telling me he's given
me the back story and then my phone battery died, so I wasn't
able to get any more. So I don't even know who you
are. You might be a gangster.
I don't know who you are. So I'll just see.
I'll just see you in a bar. Hey, you're cute, you talking to
me? Yeah, bro, what's your name?
Reese, mate, you all right? Where are you from?
I've been to Liverpool recently, what's it like?
No. Yeah, my name is Reese, mate.
Yeah, I'm immediately very suspicious.
Hold on, Hold on. I just hold on.
I go for a pest so I can talk to myself.
All right, Boyle. All right.
As it goes. All right.
Hey man, what has you in this gay bar?
Oh, that's my favourite place to go in Swansea.
OK, Yeah. Are you you with anyone?
What, you mean like sexually? Yep, as it goes, I'm not.
I'm not. I'm a free agent, OK?
I've got it done and done. I've got it.
So I know I'm just there, just just finished work.
All right, you staying in a hotel or an Airbnb?
I'm staying in a chalet. Yeah, just in some woods that
I'm giving more info. In 10 days, you're moving to the
Canary Islands to be a Rep. So yeah, I've, I don't know, me
and a few Christian mates are having a study later on tonight
trying to get rid of these gay feelings.
Would you be interested in coming along?
To be honest, I'm all interested What you what are you going to
be studying then? And my house.
No. What sort of things you guys
going to be talking about? Feel like you're interrogating
me a little. Oh no, I'm just, I'm nervous
about unmoving, mate. It's a Liverpool.
I've just, I just spent two years in Liverpool.
So right, I picked up a little bit of an accent, but.
You must have been working on the Brookside reunion, right?
Yeah, what are you going to be learning about to your study
group? Well, there's this man called
Arlene that's coming over to basically teach us a few things.
Just basically, you know, don't, don't be at it and.
Yeah, come and cut it off. Sounds great, mate.
As I say, boy. Oh, I just spend a lot of time
in Liverpool. I'm moving to the Canary
Islands. It's information all of a
sudden. Yeah, no, I'm moving over to the
Canary Islands in 10 days, so I'd love to meet up with you and
your friends. Yeah.
What do you want me to get out of them?
We're staying here. So at least oral.
I didn't know it was that sort of job, so yeah, I'd love to go
with you and your mates. Are you single?
Are you staying with us or are you going to the Canary Islands
to be around? I need to know your commitment.
Maybe you can come the Lanzarote with me.
I I'll go do your conversion therapy and you can come the
Lanzarote yes. Yeah, sounds, sounds good.
Although if you I, I love to give you a blowjob, but don't be
do, don't don't do anything to me because I'm a little bit
tender on. And I hope that you won't give
me a blowjob. We're going through conversion
therapy. Yeah, no, that's why I'm going
to Lanzarote as it goes. But if if you're ones closer,
I'll do that. Danny Rano.
I fucked it. I fucked it so badly.
I. Lost the whole objective.
Yeah, so did I I was just wondering like why all your sex
mates were going through conversion therapy at the same
time? It became I was explaining
myself to you. Yeah, I didn't even need to tell
you. But they're going to Canary
Islands. No, I think I'd be really bad as
an undercover call man if I was getting information, because I
think I would start trying to show off, you know what I mean?
What I mean if you're trying to get information from someone
else. Yeah, I think I couldn't just be
subtle. If you gave me a character, I
think I would overdo it and play it bigger, you know 2.
Bits of information there really.
I was from Liverpool, Ireland, Pakistan, a lot of different
places and where else because I can't do Wales.
I don't know. I, I was under pressure.
I was under pressure. Oh wow.
Next week I'll back myself. Next week I'll get a better.
Next week we're going to have a, we're going to have a guest next
week who was supposed to be today's guest.
It could be a lot of fun. I don't know if it's going to
happen. There could be more people
filming it, there could be a documentary crew in, who knows,
who knows? All we know is I didn't know we
were doing an episode today. As you can tell, it's bad when I
have to message the boys and go shit.
I got my days mixed up. But I am at the studio anyway.
But should I go to the Turkish barbers and get my hair cut?
You know you. Look like a woman going into a
theatre production, you know, that wears those hairnet things
and the hair's all like. Yeah.
Could you just, said a woman
wearing a hairnet. Why specifically going into a
theatre production, it's. Kind of where you see them more.
Yeah, we're getting way too in the back stories.
You look like a divorced diabetic woman about to with a
fear of spiders. But you go into theatre
production. Look, this is be it's definitely
been a weird episode. You know, I got to apologise for
that. I'm in a lot of pain.
I've got a mild drug addiction and you know, it's it's it's
more raw down there than than a than a struggling here.
It's more raw down there than who's like an edgy person more
raw than a Bill Hicks stand up video DVD.
Oh, you missed Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy.
I know, I was going to say it's more raw than Eddie Murphy and a
purple suit. Does that work?
Uncooked Eddie Murphy. Uncooked yeah anyway, thanks to
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