Amy Annette

And secondarily, just for me and the two of you are the pearly Cockney king and queen.

You just throw out these words like, go get off of Piccadilly.

But the vast majority of our listeners are around the world.

You know what I mean?

They're just seeing your lives.

You're both singing sun is in the sky.

Oh, why?

Oh, why would I want to be?

You know, like it's very much.

That's the that's the vibe here.

I'm saying that Richard Curtis has given the world an image of London, that even though I spend a lot of time in London, I still can't quite shake off such that when you say Piccadilly or Oxford Circus or one of these things, I do imagine Hugh Grant is bumbingly trying to follow a woman to give her flowers.

But you see, even this situation I'm imagining you get on, Stormzy is beside you and a little child with chimney sweep brushes, you know.

Also, his name is three nouns, which is one of the rarest things in a name.

To the listeners, can anyone think of a three nouns person in the world apart from Dick Van Dyke?

Well, for where I broadcast from currently is in Dublin.

And the next street over is where George Bernard Shaw was born, who wrote Pygmalion that my fair lady is based on.

So this is the center of the known universe, even if that was a very complicated.

Yes.

Yeah, that's absolutely what I did.

There is some graffiti of some of his famous quotes on the next road over, which I don't think is appropriate.