Aug. 4, 2025

(no music) Whisper Monday | LMBYTS #1404 | Jason Newland | 4th August 2025

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Hello, and welcome to Jason new Land. To come come.

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My name is Jason new Land. This is let me

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put you to sleep. Whisper ironically both my most popular

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recordings and my least popular recordings.

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Yay, Hello, hello, hello, hello hello.

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So yeah, so this.

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Is Whisper Monday. Yes, Monday again, Monday don't have come

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around quickly. So I'd just like to say a big

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thank you to all the well wishes on my Facebook page.

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Thank you, and.

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Also address a few moons about me doing the Whisper recordings.

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Just let you know this, these Whisper Mondays and Whisper

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Tuesdays and Whisper Wednesday is they're not replacing anything. It's

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an additional thing.

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So it's I think it's I've been doing this.

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It's kind of the first thing in the morning I

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wake up, I do we we and I make a recording.

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Now because of the time, whispering is the only time

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really that I can do any kind.

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Of whisper stuff, And.

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When I do wake up in the morning, I'm kind

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of like a different person to how I am later

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in the day. I was thinking about this before I

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made the recording. I'm I'm sure how to explain it. Really,

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I can't believe my voice gets croaky when I'm whispering. Really, Okay,

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I can't do it again.

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But I suppose this is just I don't know.

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I don't know if I'm going to do these regularly.

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I just happened to have done one for a few

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days in a row. But my intention is to get

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back to a degree of normality and do the let

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Me buy you to Sleep recordings like I was doing them.

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You know, Monday's borrowing objects, trivia, Tuesday, Curday, Friday, Saturday Summary,

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maybe even Sunday's papers. Maybe we shall st see how

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things go today. Over the last few weeks, I kind

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of yeah, my my consistency lacked somewhat.

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And didn't.

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I mean, I still have made recordings during this period,

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but there's been periods of time where I didn't do anything,

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and I'm kind of surprised I'm still making recordings right now,

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but I seem to want to do it, so hey,

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go go. I had a strange dream last night that

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I was seeing this in this situation where everybody was

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related to me, and I was trying to comfort a

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female uh relative, I don't know, sister or whatever, and

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none of it made sense, not really. There was a speedboat.

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There was a bloke, the man, I don't know who

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he was. Mhm, just trying to remember bits of the drain.

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M hm.

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Hm.

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I think my dance their neighbor just farted really loudly. Honestly,

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I just said, like a big vibration, like a little

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drop in set off. That's funny, brilliant.

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Saying m.

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Hm.

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The weekend was a bit boring, to be honest. There's

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no boxing, no nothing really just went a bit early

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both nights. I think I was in bed by eight

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o'clock both Friday and no Saturday. No Friday Saturday and

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Sunday night. There's not a lot going on.

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Yesterday I did a.

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Recording on grief, and I was re recording this recording

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as you do. It was in the afternoon, and all

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I could hear was screaming in the garden, just shouting

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and screaming kids and adults. Like I was getting mildly

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wound up. I don't ask for much, just a little

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bit of peace, just especially when I'm making a recording.

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So I stopped talking and I got.

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Up and I moved or pretty much all of my

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books from my bookcase. I've got three bookcases and I

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moved them onto the window sill and pretty much filled

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up most of the gap of where the window is.

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And it seemed to be it's done quite a good

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job of soundproofing the room from the screaming kids. It's like, wow,

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it seems to.

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Be overkilled though, to be fair, because I'm looking at it,

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it's just like it looks a bit messy, looks like

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a modern piece of art, something you might have seen

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in an art gallery.

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We know what artist.

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It's weird, but it's definitely I mean, it's quiet now anyway.

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I mean, if you listen to the beginning of yesterday's recording,

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the Grief one, you.

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Can actually hear.

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Squeaky screaming over there. And it's just too loud. It's

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just too in for me, it's just a little bit

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too loud.

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And.

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It's constant.

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Consciously and it's yeah, I.

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Know I'm moaning, but it is a little bit too

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much sometimes and make make that my voice again. You

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get that, making aking, making recordings is something that it's

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all I've got. It's the only thing.

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That I do, and.

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It's so I need to be able to have that

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sense of quiet. Now there is a way around it,

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and I'm thinking about working My way in that way

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is to keep my table out of the storage room,

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but in the other side, the other side of the Yeah,

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but at the other side of the room, and then

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start using the other microphone agag because that doesn't pick

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up so much sound from outside, so I might do

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that instead. I don't know, I'm not sure. I'm just

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trying to get.

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In touch with how I feel. I feel okay, m hm, yeah,

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I'm all right. I feel all right, Yeah, not much

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going on. Wies feel that I'll be strained.

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I got them.

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Closed feeling properly.

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That will be hungry.

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Mm hmm.

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I'm still trying to remember that dream. Nah, can't remember. No,

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it's gone good to mad. I was a little bit

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restless last night.

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To start with.

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Mm hmm. I could quite easily just fall back to sleep,

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which just shows there's not much going on inside my

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brain right now. No change there. Then he's been good,

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fast asleep.

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On the bed.

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It take quite a lot to wake him up.

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Once his gone.

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He's gone, like really it's a very deep sleep. But

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once he's falls asleep, it just reminds me there's been

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times when I've kind of tried to wake him up,

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just like playing, you know, clicking my fingers and doing

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a little dance or nothing. It reminds me there was

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a TV as. It's a movie called Bob with oh

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what's his name? It's the the actor that was in

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Groundhog Day, Bill Murray. Bob. So he's I funk correct.

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He's a psychiatric patient and he goes and visits his psychiatrist,

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who is Richard Dreyfus. Has a lot of information that's

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in my head, and he stays over, I might get

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I might have this wrong. This one scene where Richard

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Traces is trying to wake him up.

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And he's yelling, he's.

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Passion, symbols together, drums, you know, all kinds of things.

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Nothing.

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Nothing's waking.

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Bob up or Bill Murray.

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He's doing this for like a few minutes, and there's

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a whole schedu really where he's showing him different ways

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trying to wake up Bob. And at the end of

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it was lying there and this alarm clock goes off,

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didd di did did did and he just wakes up

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yawns that says good morning. It's very funny. I've buried.

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It really haven't I if you haven't seen it. But

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it's an old movie from probably in the nineties, so

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so he said a while back, might even be the eighties.

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What about Bob that's called Richard Drafus and Bill Murray. Ye, yeah,

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it was good. I was another scene. It's a different movie,

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but there's a couple of I just remember rewinding the

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videotape because the comedy clip caught me off guard and

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made me laugh so hard that I.

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Had to go back and rewatch it. That was one

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of those one. That's one clip I kept.

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Rewinding because it was so funny.

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And the second one, another one.

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Was did did did Gene Wilder? Geene Wilder was in

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his movie and he's standing outside the door of this

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big mentioned house thing and this lady kisses him on

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the lips and Gene Wilder.

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Looks disgusted and he rubs his lips, screams and runs away.

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It's very funny. I just I just found hilarious. I

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remember rewinding that because he caught me off God, that

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did not expect that. As Jeene Wilder was, I think

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he's one of the greatest comedy actors a something as

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they say, funny bones he had. It's so funny.

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It was that.

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Obliviousness almost, that look in his eyes, like wasn't quite

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sure what was going on around him. But I think

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people like him. If you love his movies, his comedy movies,

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possibly avoid watching any interviews that he did because he

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wasn't that person.

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He was very serious, and you know he wasn't I know,

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he obviously he wasn't that.

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Person because he's an actor, but I quite like the

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idea of him being that person. It's just, you know,

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if you see Jim Carrey being interviewed, he's all serious

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these days. But then you get some some entertainers or

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comedy actors, and they liked, I don't know, they're just

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naturally funny, if.

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That makes sense.

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I met a few comedians like that, some that were

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just really funny people off and on stage. I don't

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think I ever saw any of the really funny ones

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make it successfully. But the ones that were funny off stage,

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it's it's almost it's which is quite strange. But the

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ones that were really funny on stage were just I

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j I don't know's trying to explain that they weren't

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like that when they were off off the stage. I

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suppose I could double identity.

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Perhaps.

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I suppose also those comedians that are successful, when they're

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doing the clubs and they're you know, doing the different

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comedy clubs, they're probably tired but being funny and they

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need a break from it, especially if they doing maybe two, three,

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maybe four kicks in one night at the weekend. The

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probably last thing they want to do is tell jokes

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when they're not on stage. Yeah, although I did get

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a lift with Ricky Crow for once. This is before

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I knew who he was, and he did his character Buller.

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The whole way. So he came.

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He lived in a sports car from the comedy club,

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probably about ninety four and maybe ninety five, and he came.

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He lived to Stratford. I don't know where he lived.

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I think he lived.

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In Bow or Canning Town or something like that. And

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I didn't realize it was I've not seen his act

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and it was the Buller where he plays his character

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called and he did that the whole journey. It was

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very funny, but he was just player, you know, a character.

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I think my favorite comedy character now is Alan Bartridge.

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I've decided. I've made my decision. And Alan Bartridge.

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Is just.

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So funny all annuances and I guess they having followed

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him the decades, seeing the way the character's developed, it's

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so good. I don't know how well known Alan Bartridge

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is outside of the UK, and I don't know how.

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I don't know. I don't know how understandable the character

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would be, because it it's the character's funny on different levels.

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It's funny in itself, but also he's kind of made

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fun of a lot of the.

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Not just I suppose the.

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Radio DJs that then went on to TV and did

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chat shows and stuff like that. He he's got some

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of those mannerisms and yeah, it's such a great character.

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Pre certain that Steve Coogan, who is the actor who

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plays Alan Partridge, probably gets completely fed up.

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With doing that character.

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At times and wishes that one of his other characters

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was as popular.

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But he's.

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His audience has grown up with him and.

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He can keep that character. I mean, nor is he.

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It'd probably be about sixty now, maybe late fifties. He's

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holdering me just probably not by much, maybe five years

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since he had let's say sixty, So he might be

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able to do that character for another twenty years.

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Dear.

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One of my favorite roles that Steve Kogan was in

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was when he did Laura Lenardi Laura. What was it called.

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I can remember the name of the movie. I think

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it might just been their first names, Stanham, Lawrence, Oliver,

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stan and Oliver. I think it was, yeah, Stan and

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Oliver and Steve Cooking played the skinny one, Laura Lenardi

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Hardi was the big one one, Laurel Stan Las He

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played Stan. He even had his eyes. I mean, he's

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always had these eyes, but that was strange because he

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had the same eyes. He has the same eyes as

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Stan Laurel. She makes me think that he possibly wanted

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to play that character, that role plays Stan Laurel for

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a long time because he knew he looked like him.

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That was a really good movie as well. It's really

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just about their relationship, their friendship.

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And you know, kind of the the.

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Last part of their lives together. I suppose Stan Laurel

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was a little bit a little bit like Benny Hill is.

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His life was about working and in the same way

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that Bennie Hill used to. But he used to write

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jokes when he was at home, even though he wasn't

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on television.

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Anymore.

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The thing is now, not being on television wouldn't have

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made a difference to him, because he could have just

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done his own YouTube channel into his own stuff, and

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he wouldn't have needed he wouldn't have been restricted by television.

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Plus he was wealthy and it was popular in America,

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which makes you wonder why didn't America give him a

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TV show?

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But he used to be.

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Writing jokes all the time, and I think and Laurel

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was the same. I was writing, it's a bit chilly

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in here today, A little bit chilly, mind you. That

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window is open. I had to open the window because

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it was stuffy with all those books in a way.

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Which is weird.

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I wouldn't afford it made too much difference, but I

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guess some of the years came through even window windows

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are closed. Yeah, I'm not sure what to do about

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those books being there. I'm a little bit concerned that

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if one falls the whole old fault and it's a

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lot of books, like a heavy load of books, that's

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probably I'm going so probably doesn't weigh as much as me,

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but maybe it does.

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I don't think so.

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Yeah, I wouldn't be able to if you condense to

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all those books into like a compact weight. I'm not sure,

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but struggle to lift it. I don't know, maybe not,

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but then I think in some of the books are

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quite heavy, and this I don't know, two hundred books

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maybe more, so.

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I try and count them.

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One, two, three, four or five, six, seven, eight, ninety eleven,

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twel thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, don't do anyone, twenty fee,

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twenty four.

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Twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven, twenty eight, twenty.

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Nine, thirty, thirty one, thirty five, thirty six, thirty seventh,

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thirty eight, very, ninety, forty, forty one, forty two, forty three,

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forty four, forty five, forty six, forty seven, forty eight,

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forty ninety fifty two, UNDI fifty five, six, seven, fifty eight, sixty.

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One too, probably two hundred and fifty. So I think

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my plan for to day.

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Is just.

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Have some breakfast, have a cup of tea, and then

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aimed to Monday's boring objects and maybe do hypnosis recording

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as well later on. And outside of that, nothing one else, really,

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nothing really going on. I'm kind, Thank you for listening.

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Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve

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to be happy, be gentle yourself. You deserve to feel safe.

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Lots of love, Bye,