Cruise Ships, Celebrity Phone Numbers & Sharing Food Rage

Chris and Paul chat about cruise-ship gigs in Norway, how they met as Redcoats at Butlin’s nearly two decades ago, and why sharing food in restaurants should probably be illegal. 

There’s talk of celebrity contacts, ridiculous first email addresses, cinema etiquette, and a hotel complaint that’s turned into an email war. 

Also featuring listener shout-outs and the return of everyone’s favourite segment: Tuts of the Week.

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Paul 0:28

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Chris 1:45

Welcome to the Post Pavilion Podcast. Two best mates and a couple of microphones and absolutely no plan. We chat about everyday life, how they became friends, things that amuse us for more than they probably should, and a fair amount of pointless guff. Listen back to the previous episodes to find out the true meaning of guff. This is the Post Pavilion Podcast.

Paul 2:07

Welcome back to the Post Pavilion Podcast with me, Paul Gilbert. And me, Chris Morley. Lovely. We're back. We're back. Debbie stop saying I can't help it. Right, anyway. Well, we're not even back. I'm still here. You're still in my house. So if you listen to the last episode, I've travelled, because I'm on the road, to uh Chris's house to record some episodes. And today, we've had to record two episodes. Back to back. Back to back. Because there is a reason. Yes.

Chris 2:37

Because of holidays. But actually not.

Paul 2:38

Not really holidays, is it?

Chris 2:39

I'm not going on holiday, am I? I am going to work, but I'm going away for work. You are.

Paul 2:44

You've got a new job, haven't you? I'm going on the road, Paul. Not really going on the road. Explain to them. Let's let's celebrate the fact that you've got a new gig coming. I've got a new gig.

Chris 2:54

And you've got a new job. Very, very exciting. I'm going at the time of when this episode goes out, I'll be on a cruise ship. Yes. Going around Norway. Nice. With with the company you work for.

Paul 3:07

What? You're now an animal guy? I'm an animal guy. So Paul is an animal guy. Yeah. Chris is an animal guy. Yeah. You've come to the dark side. I've come to the good side. Well, the good side, yeah. But the the dark side is the same.

Chris 3:20

I was an animal guy last year.

Paul 3:22

You were.

Chris 3:22

Uh, but now I'm an I'm another well, I'm an animal guy again this year. You are indeed. But the good thing is, is that we're gonna be working together as well.

Paul 3:32

We're so let's let's reel it in a little bit. So we've had to record two back-to-back sessions because you are going on a cruise ship.

Chris 3:41

Yes.

Paul 3:42

And you are going to perform the animal guy shows on a cruise ship.

Chris 3:47

Yes.

Paul 3:47

With free buffet. And a gym. Norway.

Chris 3:51

And entertainment. And the gym. And the gym. And we're going to see some lovely places. Nice. And then where are you going on the road?

Paul 3:59

The M5, the M6, the M42, the A46, the A27, the M27, a service station, a lay-by on the way to Lincoln that we always stop for a Wii Wee, Skegness, Bogner, uh, Minehead, uh a few more service stations.

Chris 4:19

Some say you've got the better gig. Do you know what?

Paul 4:23

I uh Well done, mate.

Chris 4:25

Thanks for joining the Animal Guys. Look, you know, I I lit I literally cannot wait.

Paul 4:30

Do you know what's weird about the whole thing is um we met at Butlin's.

Chris 4:36

Yeah.

Paul 4:36

We were red coats together. Yeah, we were. We hosted and DJ'd, hosted big gigs, little gigs at Butlin's, and now we're Animal Guys together.

Chris 4:46

This year I've worked out is our 19th year together.

Paul 4:52

As Chris and Paul.

Chris 4:53

As Chris and Paul. Nice. And I've not worked actually, I worked with you for a little bit last year, but this year will be the probably the most time we would be working together on stage.

Paul 5:03

Yeah, so later on in the year uh you are swapping the cruise ships and you are doing some land shows and you are coming on tour uh with me and the rest of the team. Can't wait for the lay-by. I will show you that lay by the show that lay-by. But yeah, so you're you're coming to do a theatre show with us and you are doing the Butlins tour. Can't wait. So we're going back to Butlins together as an outside act.

Chris 5:30

We're going back to where we started. And do you know what's really mad is that there's probably people that will come and see that show going, I think I saw those two when I was a kid.

Paul 5:40

So I I obviously we I obviously we were born in we were born as entertainers in my head. Do you know like that Navy video? I was made in Runcorn, but I was born in the Royal Navy. Or the other way around. Yeah, that's it. Um that's us really, isn't it? When you think about it. We we met at Butlins and we kind of we started our whole Ents career at Butlins.

Chris 6:01

It's mad, isn't it?

Paul 6:02

Do you know what, Butlins? I'm gonna give Butlins a like a bit of um uh what's it called? Like a positive I'm gonna speak very positively about it. You better do it. It taught us everything, it did, didn't it? It did actually. And if there's people out there that go, uh I'd love to be a red coat, how do I get into the business and everything like that? Butlins generally was the place where we learn everything.

Chris 6:21

Oh, actually, if you want if you if you're listening, you want to get into the entertainments business, or you want to be uh creative, like that is the best place, best starting ground.

Paul 6:30

Oh, 100%. I I never ever did entertainments before butlins.

Chris 6:36

No one or me. I worked in a co-op.

Paul 6:38

You did work in a co-op. Yeah. Well done, you.

Chris 6:41

I was duty manager, mate.

Paul 6:43

Yeah, and I worked for my parents' business, which was rehabilitation, people learning difficulties, additional needs, and everything like that. And then suddenly I we ended up at Butlins.

Chris 6:53

I don't think we've ever bought this up.

Paul 6:54

No, we've never brought it up.

Chris 6:55

In the episodes that we've done, I don't think we've ever bought this up.

Paul 6:58

No, so do you know what? We yeah, it's gonna be great to actually it'll be amazing to be on the road with you, and it'd be amazing to go to Bogner and to Skegness, but it will be really nice to stand on a mine ed stage with you where it all began. That's cool, isn't it?

Chris 7:14

Now, for those international listeners, what you've just said, they're gonna be sat there going, I have no idea what he's on about.

Paul 7:20

Well, when you talk about Butlins. Yeah, so what is it? Butlins is a holiday resort in the UK, it is the biggest holiday resort in the UK, and I think it is the best holiday resort in the UK when it comes to what they offer. It's good for family holidays, isn't it? Yeah, basically, it's family holidays. It's like think think Disney and like Orlando Studios and like but but Butlins, it's called Butlins, but basically have a Google, have a Google it. Butlings.com. Anyway, we're not even paid and we're advertising butlings.com. Well, so I know the social media guy. Well hook us up.

Chris 7:51

Well, we'll we'll do an ad. Yeah. Anyway.

Paul 7:54

So, yeah, so you we've got to do back-to-back episodes because you're going away on holiday.

Chris 7:59

I'm going away. Some say it's a holiday.

Paul 8:01

Let's have this debate now. It is a holiday. You you're not really working, like what we spoke about in the last episode. You're on there for two weeks, you're doing about six hours worth of work.

Chris 8:11

Well, look, someone's got to do it.

Paul 8:13

Exactly then. But you know what? I'm a little bit chat. I've done the cruisers. I did year one of the cruisers. I loved it.

Chris 8:19

I did last year.

Paul 8:20

You did last year.

Chris 8:21

I went to Norway, and I'm going, I loved it that much. I'm going back to Norway.

Paul 8:23

Yeah, you are, but you're going back with some different people. I am, yeah. That's nice. So yeah, so that's why we're doing back-to-back episodes. Um, so yeah, so I can't really ask you how your week's been.

Chris 8:33

Because we haven't even had the week.

Paul 8:34

I haven't moved. The only thing I've done since the last recording of this recording is I had a week. You made a brew.

Chris 8:41

I made a brew, and we're back. Um we're back. We did want to mention as well, uh, we've sort of touched upon it in the last few episodes of just um of the people that are listening, and there's some regular listeners, and we wanted to give them a little bit of a shout-out and say hello, just to say thank you.

Paul 8:53

Go on then.

Chris 8:54

Uh so uh a big shout out to uh to Flinders. He's he he messaged me the other day and he's actually listened all the way back from the very beginning, all the way until now.

Paul 9:04

So he did tell us that um I've started listening to your epic you podcast, and I thought he's gone like start of when we came back after our little break. But actually he told us that he's gone back to the start, like right back to the start. Can't even remember. Even during COVID. I mean So it is quite funny because every time I see him now, I go, have me and have me and my explicit that I was with. Oh, your laptop. Oh you've got a telephone appointment.

Chris 9:29

I've got a telephone appointment with your doctor.

Paul 9:31

Oh right, cool. Um but yeah, he's gone right back to the start. I think went right back to the start. Your son wasn't even born.

Chris 9:38

No, he wasn't.

Paul 9:40

Isn't that mad? No, so he's really committed. Well, thanks for the commitment there. Thanks for the commitment. Anymore? We got a shout out from uh a good friend of mine. He's called David Ryan, full name, and he sent me a little picture on WhatsApp, and it was a pi a picture of his Spotify home page. Oh, nice. And he basically said, You're in good company, I suppose. Um, so he is a regular listener, but can I name a few of the other podcasts that he listens to? Go on then. Uh Diary of a CEO. Yes, very good. The high performance podcast. Ver very very good. Great company, anything goes, stick to football, under the kosh, and ours. So what does he listen to? Hours. I mean that look at them. There's some right elite podcasts there, but yeah, he sent me a message saying that he's enjoying our podcast. So a big hello to uh David Ryan. He actually used to be my health and safety manager. Oh, very nice. Yeah, he did, yeah. He he saved my bum many a times. Good with the old uh Well, he's alpha safety. Do you know what? Speak right, if you were to like what does a health and safety person look like, or what are they like as a person, you would say they are boring.

Chris 10:52

Stereotypically, we're saying, aren't we?

Paul 10:54

Yeah, stereotypically, they're boring, they're a bit probably dress quite blandish. Um, just quite boring. I don't know, I don't know any of the health and safety managers. I actually I've met a few, and David Ryan is used to be, he now works for um uh that big company. You know he's Total Wipeout or something? Do you know with the high rope swing?

Chris 11:13

Oh, right, you definitely need a health and safety guy for that.

Paul 11:15

Yeah, so he's now working there now, but yeah, he's amazing. He's a good looking guy as well.

Chris 11:19

Well, there you go. That's a big shout out to him. Right, we don't need to go into too much detail. Um uh also, any other shout outs?

Paul 11:28

Uh someone called Samantha. Oh, hello, Samantha. Sent them a message saying that they'd listen to our podcast. Uh, we've had loads really. I just haven't written them down on the list, and uh, I don't really can think on the spot.

Chris 11:38

Uh hello goes out to uh to Dean as well. Dean. There's a guy called Dean, he'll be listening to it.

Paul 11:43

Uh Mitch and Amber, they're regular listeners. Very regular. And let's give a shout-out to another podcast. Go what?

Chris 11:49

Uh we'd like to yeah, we'd like to cross brands.

Paul 11:51

So there's another podcast out there called Two Mates and a Mike. Uh, and they they listen to our podcast. But judging by your face, you've never listened to it.

Chris 12:00

Yeah, but we don't listen to theirs.

Paul 12:02

I don't l I've never listened to theirs. I should do, because they've actually given us a shout-out on their podcast.

Chris 12:08

They've probably got more followers, haven't they?

Paul 12:10

I don't know, but yeah, so hello to two mates and a mic.

Chris 12:13

Um big hello to uh Parenting Hell, who gave us a shout-out on their podcast. Did they? Yeah.

Paul 12:19

No, they didn't.

Chris 12:19

They did, yeah. Parenting Hellent Hell, Rob Beckett and Josh Whiticam. Rob Beckett, they never they didn't. You're lying. Louis Thoreau.

Paul 12:28

Just you are lying now.

Chris 12:29

And Ant and Deck.

Paul 12:30

So Oh, actually, while we're on the subject of Ant and Deck, I've actually started listening to their podcast. That's very good, actually.

Chris 12:37

There's similarities there. It's very they basically do the same stuff as we do, but on a much bigger and professional scale, and have got more of a following.

Paul 12:46

And well, yeah, of course they have. They're getting 4,000 downloads a minute. But and actually, when people say when we worked at Butlins, people used to say that we were the Ant and Deck of Butlins. Now I've listened to their podcasts. I I would see myself having a drink with Ant. You don't drink? Well right then. I would see myself going for a coffee. Yeah. That's better. I would see myself going for a coffee with Ant, and I can imagine you having a coffee with Declan. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? I can see that. Actually makes sense. He's I love I actually love and they're asking people for jingles. Will you do that? And they do what gets on your nerves. Will you do that? Yeah, but they've got the budget, they've got the big budget, they've got the studio. They haven't travelled an hour and off.

Chris 13:30

No, they've probably just gone down the road, haven't they? Yeah.

Paul 13:33

But yeah, so we'll start a listener.

Chris 13:34

Okay, ideal guest on the podcast. It it could be a anybody, it could be alive, it could be dead. If you could pick anybody to come on a podcast or go on a podcast with, who would it be?

Paul 13:46

If er actually, I would love to do or interview um Louis Thoreau.

Chris 13:54

Yeah, it'd be fascinating.

Paul 13:56

Oh my have you seen his latest Netflix? Incredible, isn't it? Is it about the manosphere or whatever? I watched that. That's awful. But yeah, I think it'd be fascinating to intro. Intro?

Chris 14:05

Do you know what it Attinborough for me?

Paul 14:07

Wow.

Chris 14:08

Got to be Attinborough.

Paul 14:09

On topic.

Chris 14:10

Attenborough, uh Attenborough the King. Really? Um yeah, I'd love to sit in the room.

Paul 14:16

I am a royalist, but I wouldn't say that I'd like to probably have a conversation with him.

Chris 14:22

And do you know who else I would like to have a conversation with? Who? Bradley Walsh.

Paul 14:26

Oh, well, yeah. We saw we saw their show, didn't we? Yeah, really good. Last year or the year before? Yeah. No, that was amazing. With who was it? Bradley Walsh, Joe Pasqually, Shane Ritchie, Brian Connolly. Brian Connolly. We saw that a few years ago. That was amazing.

Chris 14:41

I think they're due to go back on tour again at some point.

Paul 14:44

Well, it's only because he Joe Pasqually told you.

Chris 14:46

He did. Big Joe?

Paul 14:48

Big Joe.

Chris 14:48

Have we ruined it? We could get Joe Pasqually on the pod.

Paul 14:51

Imagine we got Joe Pasqually on the pod.

Chris 14:53

But we know people.

Paul 14:54

We do know people.

Chris 14:55

We know people actually, we know lots of people within the entertainments industry.

Paul 14:58

Who's the most famous person in your phone? Chico.

Chris 15:07

Probably Shut up. Look, you're knocking look, you're laughing. Shut up. I'll take you back to 2008 when Chico was huge. He used to pack out a venue. He used to pack out a venue, you couldn't get a seat. Now look, now what's he doing?

Paul 15:25

Nothing.

Chris 15:25

Well, look, we can get him on the pod.

Paul 15:28

Just so you know, I don't care if this clip goes out. Chico be the last person I'd ever want to get on this podcast. I don't know. Do you know what you do in his emails? You like go, hi mate, do you want to come on the podcast? And you go, Yeah, what time is it? What time is it? Yeah, you go a bit busy. I'm busy. Um, yeah, so is Chico the most famous person on your phone? Um who else have I got?

Chris 15:54

Um I have I've got I've I've got Mr. Pasqually's number. Oh, have you? Yeah, but not going to give it out. Obviously, we're not gonna give anybody's out. No.

Paul 16:02

So what about you?

Chris 16:03

What are you gonna find?

Paul 16:04

We've spoken about it in previous episodes. I've got uh Norman Cook. Oh, yes, Fat Boy Slim.

Chris 16:10

Your mate, Fat Boy Slim, yeah, of course. Uh he's doing another weekend, isn't he, this year?

Paul 16:13

He is, he is. You go in? Uh I think I can actually, I'm not sure. Well, you fancy it. Yeah, I fancy it. Um uh Stephen Malone. Obviously. Yeah, obviously, work with him with Botlins.

Chris 16:24

I'm surprised he hasn't done a podcast. He's just too busy, isn't he?

Paul 16:27

Cat phrase Well he's appeared on podcasts. He went on Alan Carr's podcast. Uh yeah. And has he appeared on Aton Dex shit? He's gonna be, in he? Yeah, he's gotta be. Um yeah, I've got a couple of big well, they're not even Fat Voice Limb, obviously, but he's a legend, I wouldn't say. I wouldn't say he's a celebrity, he's a legend. And Stephen Malone is just a guy in the show business that has done very well. I'm not downgrading him in any way, shape, or form. But he's not on like he's not on uh Tom Cruiser's level, is he?

Chris 16:56

No.

Paul 16:57

Celebrity. Who's the one celebrity's number you uh wish you could have in your phone? That's a good question.

Chris 17:04

Good question.

Paul 17:05

And they can't be Anton Deck either.

Chris 17:07

Probably um I wouldn't mind David Beckham's number.

Paul 17:10

Right, okay.

Chris 17:11

But the problem you got is he's so busy. He'd never text you back.

Paul 17:15

I would like Gordon Ramsay's.

Chris 17:18

Would ya?

Paul 17:18

Yeah. I watched his new uh six-part special on Netflix.

Chris 17:24

I it's done in wonders, I think. It's shown his softer side. It is actually, because we all think of him as the uh the angry. I like him.

Paul 17:32

Yeah. I like how forward he is. I just wish you could do that in everyday life.

Chris 17:36

Okay, here's a quick we'll go a little bit off topic, but here's a quick question. Have you ever had a reply from a celebrity that you've that you've maybe commented on their their Instagram?

Paul 17:48

No, never. Haven't yeah? I don't really comment on anything.

Chris 17:50

Oh, I do. Oh, I love it.

Paul 17:52

Well, who have you had a reply?

Chris 17:53

Greg James. Radio One's Greg James?

Paul 17:55

We spoke about him in the last episode.

Chris 17:56

He he er I I I I I can't remember what I said, but he just went, thanks. And that was it. But I got a reply. So that was that was good.

Paul 18:08

Right, okay. No, I don't really comment on stuff. Don't you? No. I'm all over it. I don't really get it. I don't I don't believe that that person like I understand that Greg James has replied saying thanks. But is it really Greg James or is it a member of his team?

Chris 18:26

No, it's definitely a mm. Right, okay.

Paul 18:28

But like say you were to send a message to you were to comment on, I don't know, um, Taylor Swift. Yeah. Right? Taylor Swift is not replying. No, of course not. Do you know what I mean? It's not even her account, it's her account, but it'll be a member of their entourage.

Chris 18:45

Depends on who who the person is and how big they are.

Paul 18:48

Like with the animal guys, yeah. I I sit in the same dressing room as the people that um do all the replying and everything like that, and I know they're like, they're you know, this it's it is either Craig or Becker or Joey or whatever. They that that's real. Do you know what I mean? It's not we haven't got someone sat in an office replying. So I don't fully believe that everybody on the internet is in full control when it comes to celebrity status, they're not fully in control of it.

Chris 19:13

So so when somebody replies to one of your posts, is it your entourage? No, no, no. Or is it you? It's definitely you. Is it?

Paul 19:20

Yeah, it's normally when I'm got cruise control on on the M5. Right.

Chris 19:25

Don't don't reply on the M5.

Paul 19:27

Well, I do.

Chris 19:28

So um also we need to talk about um email addresses.

Paul 19:34

Yes, this came up in the other week. I was visiting my auntie and my uncle uh in uh Derby, uh, which is where I was born. Completely irrelevant. Um, but yeah, and they were talking about they were gonna send an email to something about something, and then um my uncle said, uh, El, El, what's my email address? And I was just sat there having a drink, having a cabruot, and he went, and my auntie I went, uh. I can't read the whole email address out, but it started with Goatlips. Goatlips? Goatlips 19.

Chris 20:08

What is a username?

Paul 20:09

No, that is his email address. That's his email address. So my email address is Paul blah blah blah blah blah at whatever whatever. His it's not even his name, it's goatlips.

Chris 20:18

What happens if you've got to send a serious email? Maybe you want to write a complaint. They're not gonna take that seriously, surely.

Paul 20:23

The email from let's say that you've been you're you're claiming compensation or something. Yeah. And you email the insurance company and the email address is goat lips. Yeah, they're not gonna take that seriously.

Chris 20:34

Have you had any random email addresses? Yeah, I think this cut this this goes back to when I was f when I f and my first email address.

Paul 20:42

Yeah.

Chris 20:43

And I think we've all we all remember our first email address. Email address, right? Yeah, go, sorry. And mine, I don't know why. I called it Turkey Drumsticks 3000. What? I don't know why. But when I was 15, I thought that was hilarious.

Paul 21:00

I know someone that had big boobs. And even had big boobs. Do you know what I mean?

Chris 21:04

Big boobs won.

Paul 21:05

You're not mine it'd be little dick. Little dick one.

Chris 21:13

Little dick one. Do you know what I mean? At Upmail.com.

Paul 21:16

Do you know what I mean? It's just like look at like generally we we we love hearing from people. Just we don't need to know what your full email address was or if it's even still active, but just like send us a message or comment below on what your email address was when from years ago. What random email addresses.

Chris 21:37

Do you remember having a Bebo account? Do you ever remember that? Uh Bebo. What was the other one? MySpace.

Paul 21:43

Wasn't everybody on MySpace friends with the person who created MySpace? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, what's his name? Richard or something, wasn't it? I don't know. Something like that.

Chris 21:52

Is MySpace still about? No. No, you shut it down. Oh, did they? Yeah. Alright. Do you know what really, really uh you know when you go that time hop that they have or Facebook memories?

Paul 22:02

I love Facebook memories.

Chris 22:03

Do you know what? I often I've I've had a flick through a few times.

Paul 22:06

Yeah.

Chris 22:07

And I go, what was I posting?

Paul 22:08

I do it daily. So let me I'm gonna go on my memory. What's on your memories now then? Memories. Well, this could go one or two ways.

Chris 22:15

Uh I think the further you go back, the better, isn't it?

Paul 22:20

So six years ago, yeah, we're in lockdown. Yeah. And I was doing a competition. Oh, with the Radio One we're doing quizzes. Oh, I remember those days. Yeah. So in lockdown. So I was doing that. And I only got six out of nine. And the person that I was doing it with only got two hours. I remember those days. Facebook remembered that.

Chris 22:44

Go back a bit further.

Paul 22:45

Six years ago. Six years again. Even the core. Six years ago, I was walking my dog in lockdown. Yeah. And there was a bloke walking around with carry a bag on his head.

Chris 22:59

Oh, you've got to save that.

Paul 23:01

Yeah, let me let me save it.

Chris 23:03

Save that.

Paul 23:03

And I'll find Facebook memories. Actually, I'll screenshot that. There's nothing like get nobody in trouble. Post it. I'll screenshot that and I'll post that.

Chris 23:13

We'll put that on our store.

Paul 23:14

Eleven years ago, I introduced my nephew to Ant and Deck Saturday Night Takeaway.

Chris 23:18

Bly mate.

Paul 23:19

Er I don't even know what that is. I don't know what it is.

Chris 23:25

He was hacked a few years ago. Some nice little photos. Yeah.

Paul 23:29

Oh, I went to Walton Towers four, sixteen years ago I went to Walton Towers.

Chris 23:32

How do I check mine? Yeah, that's what people will be doing now, is just going back on.

Paul 23:36

Actually, it's you. Is it? Why are you posing, leaning on my car? It is me!

Chris 23:40

Oh bleat!

Paul 23:41

Do you remember that car?

Chris 23:42

Save that.

Paul 23:43

Shall I save that?

Chris 23:44

We got a s right, so after this episode is released, we're we're we're we're gonna. Is there a picture of me and you? Can you just save a picture of you? Oh, please. There's a picture of that one. Yeah, this one.

Paul 23:57

There's a poor picture. There's a picture of me and a picture of you.

Chris 24:02

There's a picture of you. Let me just go back to the picture.

Paul 24:05

Which one?

Chris 24:05

There's a picture of you in a black coat. He looks a bit like a young John Travolta.

Paul 24:09

I think I look like John Travolta.

Chris 24:12

What year was this?

Paul 24:13

This was 16 years ago on this date. We went to Walton Towers.

Chris 24:18

Oh, how do you do the time up? How do you do it? No, so you click on the three things.

Paul 24:21

This is makes great listen. Memories.

Chris 24:24

We we will we will post some of these pictures up.

Paul 24:27

Um Facebook memories. Yeah, we went to Walton Towers.

Chris 24:32

Yeah. Oh.

Paul 24:33

That's amazing.

Chris 24:34

Oh yeah.

Paul 24:35

There's no pictures of me and you.

Chris 24:37

No, I haven't really got anything on my memories. What for today? From today. No.

Paul 24:41

Alright.

Chris 24:42

There you go.

Paul 24:43

So Facebook memories. We like that. We'll post some of the uh memories uh when this episode goes out. What's next on the old agenda?

Chris 24:51

Next on the old agenda is uh well I think just go on to Should we talk about the fact that I'm at war?

Paul 24:59

Not the war. Yeah, don't we? No, I'm not talking about the war. But I'm in a bit of I'm having a I'm having a fallout with uh uh with a hotel.

Chris 25:08

Oh, you have a hotel fallout?

Paul 25:09

What's the I'm I'm I'm on a I'm having email arguments. Go on, tell us the story. So I uh checked into a hotel. Yeah. I must Ibis. I don't normally stay at Ibis. Ibis FYI.

Chris 25:22

I've never done an IBIS.

Paul 25:23

No, I don't normally stay. I'm normally a premium I'm a premiere in plus carnivore.

Chris 25:27

Is that like the Easy Jet of hotels?

Paul 25:28

Not EasyJet, but it was an IBIS styles. Um and I I booked a room with um it was called the Works, which has like a bed, a sofa, a little kitchenette.

Chris 25:42

I guess because it A big room. It works.

Paul 25:44

Yeah, so it works for everything. Right. So I booked that room. Uh I checked in really late at night and got unpacked, got settled, and then um about two hours after staying there, I thought I'd have a shower. So I had a shower, no hot water. Oh no. So nightmare. I went to reception and said, No hot water. And they said, Well, there's a bit of an issue with that room. Well, why give me that room anyway?

Chris 26:06

I like the fact they were well, look, they were honest about it, but you're right, why did they give me a room?

Paul 26:10

Why did they give me that room? Because what they should have said, they'd go, I'm really sorry. Do you know? Don't tell me you knew about the issue. Just go, I'm really sorry about that. Let's move you to another room.

Chris 26:18

Yes.

Paul 26:19

Right? Sorted. Okay? Some things the customer doesn't need to know. So anyway, he goes, I'll move. I went, Oh, is there another room I could go into? And then he ended up giving me a key to another room that was just a bed. So you haven't got the works.

Chris 26:34

The works, you've got very basic.

Paul 26:36

Yeah, so yeah, so then but at that point, I've already been to my other room, packed everything up that I've already unpacked, walked to the other end of the hotel, got in another room, it's not it's just a room, and it there was nothing wrong with the room, but it wasn't what I paid for. But at that time of night, you don't want to go back to reception for a third time, then move to a third room, do you? Yeah, of course you don't. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. So anyway, I just put up with it and um I put up with it and just went to bed. I had enough. So anyway, I'm I'm at an email war with them now. Oh my goodness, I want my money back. I'm I'm seeking compensation. Do you know what was really good about that? I use ChatGBT to make the email up for me.

Chris 27:18

See, I bet people hate that when they get a long email, go, oh no. But in all fairness, you know, you pay for hot water. That's the basic.

Paul 27:25

Yeah, and the fact that he said, Oh yeah, it's a bit of an issue. You have to run the tap for five minutes. Well, I've run it for ten.

Chris 27:31

I mean, we're in mod we're in a modern day society, you don't need to run the tap for the five.

Paul 27:35

It's a basic extra it's like it's like it's like with phone signal now. That does my heading. Yeah. You can put a man on the moon. I know. Right? There's there's people, astronauts up there, right now, in the space centre. They can communicate with Earth, right? But I can't have a phone conversation with my parents. And if they're on a country road in Cornwall, why are you lose signal? I know. Do you know what I also did once last year? I went to Florida, I went on a jet ski in the Gulf of Mexico. Oh, someone's doing well. Right? So, but uh, we hired some jet skis, I got on the jet ski, I took my phone with me, he said I could, put it in a little pouch, and I was like two miles from land.

Chris 28:17

Yeah.

Paul 28:17

I still had 5G.

Chris 28:19

Madness.

Paul 28:19

And I FaceTimed my parents on the jet ski, two miles from land.

Chris 28:24

You're right on that. Because I was on the top of a mountain in Norway and I had the best 5G I think I've ever had. And that's what like I just don't get it. Like Junction 11 on the M5, can't get anything.

Paul 28:36

Oh, don't even go there. You're back rows to get here. Yeah, they're a nightmare, aren't they? I was on the phone this morning on the way and it got cut out.

Chris 28:43

So, what's so what's the end of this story then?

Paul 28:45

Well, there is no end. I'm still so I I worded a very well email view chat GBT. They come back and basically said, I'm really sorry for the inconvenience. We weren't aware of the hot water. Well, you definitely were, because you told me there was an issue with the hot water, but all you're doing now is covering yourself. And they're basically no offer of compensation, they just said, please be assured that we will take extra care moving forward to ensure all rooms are checked thoroughly. What? That doesn't benefit me. You just I've still paid for a room.

Chris 29:15

Did you have hot water in the basic room? Yeah, it's beautiful. Well, there you go.

Paul 29:19

Yeah, it was a nice walking shower. So I've gone back, and I oh I haven't gone back yet. But I'm I'm ready to go back.

Chris 29:24

But we'll find out the next episode about hotel.

Paul 29:26

I'm at war with ibis. Oh blind me. Ibis Styles. And just so no, be really clear, I'm not staying there again. I always stay in Premier Ends, you know that. You've heard it here first. Yeah, so if Ibis ever want to sponsor the podcast, go jump. Don't bother. Yeah, don't bother. Okay, what are we moving on to?

Chris 29:45

Moving in on to uh the my our favourite feature of Tuts of the Week is uh what gets on your tutz.

Paul 29:52

We've got a couple here. I've got one. Can I start? Go for it. Uh couples who share right, I'll say it one way and then I'm gonna say it the other way, right? Couples that share food and drink. Right? Wait. Now I'm gonna re- say it again. Couples that share all food and drink.

Chris 30:12

Okay, so are we talking like say you've got a platter of food and you're just picking up a lot of it?

Paul 30:17

Right, so for example, like if me and you were to go to a restaurant, yeah, and let's say you had mashed potato and I had chips, yeah, and I go, Oh, do you want a few chips, mate? Yeah. You go, yeah, I would actually. I'd like sip of forking, give you a few chips.

Chris 30:27

I'm gonna go, nah, I've got mashed potato, there's too much potato.

Paul 30:30

Yeah, but sometimes you might go, just fancy a chip.

Chris 30:32

And I go, okay.

Paul 30:33

Right, just you get the point I'm trying to make, right? But I know a couple, and I'm not naming them, because they know they're I'm not gonna give them the satisfaction. They'll share everything. So they've ordered two meals. Right, two meals, and then they chop each meal in off and then put it on another plot like put it like swap over.

Chris 30:54

Do they?

Paul 30:55

So let's say I order steak. Yeah. They've had the fish steak, chips, peas, you've ordered fish, lasagna fish, mash, carrots, chutney. Chutney. You slice yours in off, I slice mine in off.

Chris 31:09

No.

Paul 31:10

And then we put it on each other's plates. I can't.

Chris 31:13

That's a bit messy, you know.

Paul 31:14

Shut up. Like, it really annoys me, and they know it annoys me as well. Also, they share biscuits. So if I have a digestive biscuit, I'd buy it off and give you another half.

Chris 31:23

No, just get another digestive biscuit. I'm with you on that. There's no like you there's so many biscuits in a pack, you can't. What's the point of splitting them in half? Just go, here's a biscuit.

Paul 31:33

I'd I I also I don't know this for certain, but I can imagine when they're in the car together, they go to a petrol station and they want to get a drink. They'll just buy one bottle of coke and then just share half it.

Chris 31:42

No, buy two.

Paul 31:44

Hmm.

Chris 31:45

I get it if you were it if you were uh No, I don't get it. If you if you're doing a sharing plate, love a sharing plate.

Paul 31:52

It's called a sharing platter because it thinks you share a sharing platter.

Chris 31:55

But it's not a sharing three-course meal unless you go for a sharing three-course meal.

Paul 32:00

No, you're not doing a Right, just so you know, if me and you were to go to a restaurant, I'd order what I want. Yeah, and you order what you want.

Chris 32:07

There's okay. Uh I don't mind Oh, I wouldn't mind trying your prawns. Can I have a prawn?

Paul 32:13

I'll give you a phone. That's okay. You can have like a oh that looks nice. Oh, maybe I have a bit, that's fine. But to to But generally they go to the extreme.

Chris 32:24

Why don't you just order what you want to eat?

Paul 32:27

Because uh I want lasagna, but I also want this, so why don't you order that and I'll order that, and then we can just half it. No, go away. And also, I don't think the guy in the relationship actually wants to do it. I feel like he's forced to do it. Now I've caused an argument with them when they listen to it. But I don't care, stop sharing food.

Chris 32:45

But on the flip side, just playing devil's advocate here. Of course you do.

Paul 32:49

You get splittiners on that fence.

Chris 32:50

Do you do you ever get like food envy when you go, Oh, I should have ordered the pie and I've ordered a burger?

Paul 32:55

No, because I look at a menu and go, what do I fancy? Oh, I fancy pizza, I'll order pizza.

Chris 32:59

Don't you go, oh actually I should have gone for the pie.

Paul 33:01

No, I don't, because I go, Oh, I should have ordered pizza. Oh no, I want pizza, so I'll order pizza.

Chris 33:06

You're happy with what you've got, yeah, because you've got a choice to make.

Paul 33:08

Do you ever look at pizza? Only choice.

Chris 33:10

But don't you look at other people's plates, go, oh, that looks nice.

Paul 33:12

Yeah, and I'll remember that for the next time I get there.

Chris 33:14

But what happens if you're just there for the day?

Paul 33:16

No, I don't care. That's it's not a thing. I just can't stand couples that just share food all the time. It's extreme, Chris. I can't tell you how And they know it really annoys me.

Chris 33:30

But some say it's romantic.

Paul 33:32

Alright. It keeps the Go for a nice walk under the sunset.

Chris 33:35

That's it.

Paul 33:36

Go and see the moon. Go and go and get a candle and sit on the beach with a couple of beers and just embrace that moment.

Chris 33:42

But don't start sharing your bangers and mash.

Paul 33:47

So why is that? That's like sometimes if you get two sausages and mash, yeah. Well, I'm gonna give you a sausage.

Chris 33:53

I'm only left with one sausage.

Paul 33:55

How many sausages is acceptable for bangers and mash? Four. Oh, okay. Four. Yeah. Oh sorry. Yeah, four. Do each. I have no do each. I'm having four. If you want four, you cook four.

Chris 34:10

No way. Alright, let's let's move on. Let's move on now. Um so uh oh this this drives me crazy. This one.

Paul 34:20

Which one?

Chris 34:20

Uh it's it's being told it's an incorrect password. So you're logging in to, you know, whatever, you're banking, and it goes, incorrect password. It's not, and it's telling me it is.

Paul 34:34

And I've had but then I Just no, I think the system knows if it's the right password or the wrong password.

Chris 34:39

But the problem is, I think I've changed the password that many times.

Paul 34:42

So who's at fault here? The computer or you?

Chris 34:44

It is me, but there's There you go.

Paul 34:46

So actually, you're annoyed with yourself that you can't remember the password.

Chris 34:49

There's too many, you've been in your password forever and a thin, face ID. Have a note on your phone. But you've got passcodes, you've got a face ID, no face ID doesn't even recognise you. Have you ever done it when you woke up in the morning and you're looking at your phone and you're just like, open your phone, because it's face ID recognition, and even the f your phone's going, mate, you're too knackered. I don't even recognise you.

Paul 35:09

So the other day I because I wear I'm a glasses wearer, the other day I wore contacts, sunglasses, and a hat. Well, that's it, I've gone. Have you ever tried opening your phone with face ID at 90 mile an hour on the M5?

Chris 35:24

It's difficult, mate.

Paul 35:25

You didn't recognise me.

Chris 35:27

I just thought it's just so annoying, isn't it? Yeah, I get it. You can't get into stuff.

Paul 35:31

But I'm the type of person that I will have the same sort of password for everything.

Chris 35:36

You're a hacker's dream. No, I'm not a hacker's dream.

Paul 35:40

But it's it's it's with a there are differences between all my passwords when it comes to maybe normal or characters. So if you're a hacker, welcome. Yeah, no, I'm just saying sometimes it can be a a a hashtag or an exclamation mark or a question mark or something different.

Chris 35:58

Hackers right now are going, right, I'm just gonna change that. They probably could anyway.

Paul 36:03

They don't even need passwords to get in stuff anyway.

Chris 36:06

Right. Have you got any or yeah? Go on then. Uh here's another one that happened to me the other day when I was I was on public transport. It doesn't happen very often, but when it does When were you on public transport? I popped on a train. Popped on a train to London. I had a little little little treat to myself. Yeah, I went to London. I don't remember this. No, well, I went to London. It was I wouldn't say it's the other day, it was about a month ago. Right, okay, good. And uh and what's really annoying is when people make phone calls on loudspeaker.

Paul 36:35

I no, I don't think that has anything to do with public transport in any way, shape, or form. But I don't want to. I think it's just people that have their phone on loudspeaker.

Chris 36:43

I think that's probably right.

Paul 36:44

If it was legal to punch people in the face and have no consequences, I'd do it all the time.

Chris 36:50

The only time you use loudspeaker is when you're in the car.

Paul 36:54

Well, yeah.

Chris 36:55

Because it comes out of the car. It comes through the car, you're in the car.

Paul 36:58

Yeah.

Chris 36:59

But when you're with random strangers, putting it on loudspeaker is ridiculous. Unless you're deaf. Unless you're hard of hearing. You I I don't see the point of it. Because I don't need to know your conversation and the other person's conversation.

Paul 37:19

Right, yeah, I get that. That really annoys you, doesn't it? It's just loud speaker in general. I think we spoke about it before.

Chris 37:25

Or people playing loud music.

Paul 37:26

We have actually had somebody message in telling us their tut.

Chris 37:30

Oh, go on.

Paul 37:31

Um, here we go. Uh, speaking in the cinema. This is from David, who is one of the hosts of Two Makes and a Mike.

Chris 37:39

Okay.

Paul 37:39

Speaking in the cinema while a film's on. How do you feel about that? Don't mind it. You don't mind it? Don't mind it, no? I don't mind no. But you're in a cinema with people trying to watch a film.

Chris 37:48

Uh but not but I'm talking to that person about the film. So I'll go, oh yeah, did you see that? What oh uh do you think that I don't mind it. I really don't mind it. I'm okay with it.

Paul 38:00

Oh yeah?

Chris 38:00

Yeah.

Paul 38:01

Okay.

Chris 38:01

Yeah, I do what I don't like is people talking about something that's not about the film or talking too loudly. I will whisper so nobody else can hear what I'm saying.

Paul 38:10

Right, see, I think I'm in David's fence fence on David's side. If you're going to a cinema, the film starts short.

Chris 38:17

Really?

Paul 38:18

And then when you get in the car, discuss it.

Chris 38:19

Okay. I always forget stuff.

Paul 38:22

If I say it as I'm watching it Yeah, but if the film was that good, you'd remember it all anyway. That's true. So really your choice of films needs to proven. But you're not. Speaking of film, the new Spider-Man traders, though.

Chris 38:32

But do you not you know when you're watching the TV at home and you're watching a film? Yeah, but I'm at home.

Paul 38:36

I'm at home. Do you talk when you're watching the home? I'm not in a cinema with 60 other people. Depending on your cinema size.

Chris 38:44

What about um what? Oh, I sat in a cinema and they were r they were doing they were going, Oh god, I can't believe that happened!

Paul 38:54

Oh wow! Do you know what? I I don't fall out with reaction. That was like when I went to watch Paddington, I spoke about it in the previous episode. Something happens in Paddington that kind of shocked me a little bit, and that you hear the audience response was a bit like this, but I get that. I think responses, like in Avengers.

Chris 39:13

Yeah, I never seen Avengers.

Paul 39:14

When people have you never seen Avengers, right? So in Avengers in the film, because all the films link with each other and everything like that, a lot of people react to stuff happening. So I'm all up for that because you're in the moment. Yes. But if I'm having a conversation with you while watching a film and then going, Oh, don't forget, later on, I need to put the bins out. It's like that's not relevant to what you're watching now.

Chris 39:35

I get that. What are your thoughts on crying? No, have you cried have you cried watching a film in the cinema?

Paul 39:42

Uh yeah, Marley and me. Oh, I can't I know someone that watched Marley and Me and turned it off because he knew what the ending was. Before he'd even see the ending, he knew where the film was going and went, no, I can't bring myself to.

Chris 39:55

Tell you a story about Marley and me. What? So uh I was with my wife, uh, my current wife, uh, and uh and and uh I thought uh well a dog had passed away, and I thought Marley and me would be a great film because it's a love, you know, a lovely film. I didn't know the full story. All I saw was a picture of a dog on the front cover and thought, do you know what? This'll be really nice to watch. We'll sit down as a couple, we watched the film, lovely, lovely film, until you get to the end.

Paul 40:25

So her dog had died? Recent, very recent.

Chris 40:28

I was saying.

Paul 40:29

You thought it was a good idea to put Molly and me on. Yeah. Had you ever seen Marley and me? Nope. So you didn't think of doing any research on the film? So you just saw a dog on a cover, on your telly, on Netflix. There was a dog and it was called Molly and Me.

Chris 40:42

I think it was in Blockbuster. I think it was that covered up.

Paul 40:45

So you went to Blockbuster, you saw a a DVD with a dog on it, it says Molly and me. Yes. You didn't think to turn the the DVD round and read the story on the fact that the dog is uh they get the dog as a puppy, cause chaos, everything happens, yeah, the family gets really Yeah, it's all nice, and then the dog dies. That's but your wife, your what your current wife, yeah, you dog had just died. Dog had just died, and you thought putting Molly and me on was a good idea. She was in bits. I'm not surprised. So I can't. That's the last time I cried. But crying in cinemas or crying in the theatre, if something really makes you feel sad in that moment, then I think that's part of the experience you're in. It's an immersive experience, isn't it? I get it. Right? Yeah. Um we've got another one here from David. Uh, waiters putting couples next to you in a restaurant where there are loads of other free tables. Yeah, I get that. Oh, what so So let's say we're in a restaurant together, you and your current wife. Um you and your current wife are in a restaurant, it's pretty much empty. You're on a table for two, you've got another empty table of two next to you. The waiter brings and puts another couple next to you. Yeah. But there's loads of other tables they could put them on, but they choose to put them next to you Yeah, I get that. It means you kind of invading your space. Do you can't really have a conversation?

Chris 42:03

I don't know whether this is true, because I've never worked in uh in the inner hospitality. Yeah, I've never worked in a restaurant. But I was told that they always put the good-looking people at the front window. Just saying that's not a thing. Is that not a thing? That's not a thing. Isn't it? Somebody told me that. They went, oh yeah.

Paul 42:19

What you're saying is that if that if there was one table empty and the couple walked in that the Maitre D thinks are a bit ugly, they're gonna go, sorry, we've got no tables. You'll no, we'll still. But there is no other tables. So what do you do then? No, this is jeopardise your you're not gonna put ugly people by the window.

Chris 42:32

No, no, this is where I no, no, it's when there's you know there's quite a few tables and chairs, so they'll go, right, well, the good-looking people, you sit at the front because you'll be like more advertising. Is that not a thing?

Paul 42:43

Is it right there? I bet it isn't. No, it is. If anyone Well, if there are restaurants out there that do that, then go forth and multiply, you sick, twisted human beings. Well So basically, if we were to go to one of those restaurants We'd be in the back bedroom. We'd be in the kitchen. We'll be in the kitchen. Yeah, mate, just eating off the frying pan. Cheers, baby, anyway. You're having a lovely day. Want some sauce with that? Yeah, cheers. Yeah, I've got a couple of chips here. No, I don't want to share them. They're my chips. Yeah, on the match. If you want to be in the match, no, I don't. Just give me some food. Right, should we do one more?

Chris 43:20

We'll do one more.

Paul 43:21

And then I've got to get on the road because I've got a show to do. Yeah, well I haven't. Um I've been on the road. Right, go on then.

Chris 43:30

Here's one. When when when people reveal spoilers on the telly that's been on the TV.

Paul 43:36

Right, right. My question, first question, do they say spoiler alert?

Chris 43:41

No.

Paul 43:41

Okay, then I'm with you.

Chris 43:42

Also, another thing, because I like I like to watch the Formula One. Now, sometimes when you watch the Formula One, it's it's shown in other parts of the world, so there's a time difference.

Paul 43:51

Yeah.

Chris 43:52

I go onto Instagram and it flashes up. Who's won?

Paul 43:55

So I know a couple that were really into Stranger Things. Yeah. They were away, working, whatever. They didn't go on social media at all for five days because they didn't want to see any spoilers from Stranger Things. Right.

Chris 44:13

That's quite a commitment though, isn't it? That's commitment.

Paul 44:16

But yeah, I agree with you. I think if someone says spoiler alert or in the caption of an Instagram post, if you say spoiler alert, then you just flip past it.

Chris 44:25

Also, they do it on the radio. So I listen to the radio. You are a radio host as well. I love the radio. So I listen, so you know it goes to the news or every hour. And then they've and if I've forgotten that the race is on and it's already been on, they'll announce the winner of the race. You're like, yeah, but I've only just got out of bed. You haven't given it time. You should it should be like a 12-hour window after the race.

Paul 44:48

Er no, it shouldn't be.

Chris 44:50

Just like everything's so instant these days. Can't it just do news?

Paul 44:53

But it's 2026, Chris. It's just how it works. It's just annoying. Right, let me do one more. Um yeah, that annoys me. You've done spoilers, you did that. When headphones aren't charged, then you need to use them.

Chris 45:10

That's more of a you issue, though, isn't it? Because you should have charged your headphones.

Paul 45:14

Yeah, but it still a to it still annoys me. Yeah.

Chris 45:17

But what is what's your answer? Go back to the old school.

Paul 45:19

No, actually, and let me tell you my predicament. And you're gonna think this is very idiot of me, if that's even a word. So I actually do work on the road. Yeah. Unlike you said in the last episode. I've been on the road all weekend. I should commute. You haven't? You went in out. Anyway, um, so I've got Apple Pods and sometimes I forget to charge them or I haven't got enough charge in them. So I'm actually at the stage now where I'm thinking of buying a second set.

Chris 45:45

Oh, blind Well, like a like like a pair of sunglasses.

Paul 45:49

Yeah, like I said, like I've got two sunglasses. I have two. Two. Um but now I'm in the position now where I go, do I buy another set of Apple Pods? So then I've always got one charge or two charge.

Chris 46:01

But why don't you just bring a charger with you? Yeah, but you need them in that moment. Yeah, but just charge them in your car.

Paul 46:07

Right? I'm charging the case, not the pods themselves. I can't charge the pods and use them at the same time.

Chris 46:14

Or have a spare pair Yeah, get a spare pair of headphones.

Paul 46:18

Or do I have a a a pair of lead ones? Yeah, go on the like the old Apple pods.

Chris 46:22

Yeah, go old school.

Paul 46:23

Nah, deal with that. But that's like you it's nothing worse when you wake up in the morning and you forgot to put the switch on the power, but you plugged your phone in to charge overnight and your phone doesn't charge, and then you wake up and go, Well, I've I've got six percent battery.

Chris 46:36

We just spend our lives charging stuff. That's all we do nowadays. That's the reason why we won't have an electric car. Because I do exactly the same.

Paul 46:43

No, I see. I feel differently about electric cars.

Chris 46:46

You'd be going, Oh, oh, I've got to charge my car. I'll buy another one and I'll have a couple. That's completely different.

Paul 46:53

Because the expense of a car is 30, 40 grand. Yeah. I haven't got another 30, 40 grand line about to buy two electric cars. But what I have got on me is I can have two pods, two sets, sets, and then I could just use them.

Chris 47:09

But what happens if you go into your car? Oh, I forgot to charge it again. I thought I'd flick the switch and the switch wasn't on.

Paul 47:14

Now we can't go anywhere. Anyway. Right, I generally need to get back on the road because I have gotta go. He's gotta go. Well, thanks for joining us again. Chris, enjoy your cruise ship. We'll do. Welcome to the animal guys.

Chris 47:25

Yeah, I'll tell you, we can have a little bit of a debrief of how it went.

Paul 47:28

Well, I'll speak to you every day. Yeah, of course we will. Yeah, so but yeah, and so we've done two episodes, so technically now we won't record for a month and a half. Oh, yeah, I don't know when it'll be. Wow, we'll have a lot to talk about.

Chris 47:37

We'll have a lot to talk about. Uh please get in touch with your tutz. Um, what annoys you, what gets you nerves, uh, and then send us into them at the post pavilion podcast on the show.

Paul 47:46

You've got some editing to do, you have.

Chris 47:48

Well, I've got a lot to do. Anyway, I'm out of here. See you next time.