Bernard O'Shea

And I go, and I always think, why did they do that?

And they always say, oh, it's comfort, it's comfort, it's comfort.

And I used to get, I had to get like a lot of physio about three or four years ago.

And I was saying it to the physiotherapist and she was saying,

that's great let them off because my son now my youngest fella he can walk on stones without feeling anything it's like that's mad but I was saying it to my sisters going we never did that and they're going no because our house was fucking freezing so it was like like so like you left whatever clothes and maybe that's with the jacket now it's like because my wife always says I bet you burn it

Because my son does it too, right?

And I leave my jacket on.

And my wife always used to say to me, Bernard, I think that's a sensory thing with you that you leave the jacket on.

And it's not.

It's because the house is so cold.

You were brought up in a cold house, yeah.

Everybody, everybody was, yeah.

And there is a thing on social media, which I actually, I have to say, I thought was funny.

And I spent way too much of my day once looking at this, where students are going around schools and they're calling teachers by their first name.

Right, okay.

Right, right.

And it's quite interesting to see the reaction that you get.

It's like some of them answer instinctively, yeah.

And it's like some of them are going, what did you call me?

Do you know what I mean?