Bernard O'Shea

That said, you're pulled out with the thongs and it's a really weird head.

It's kind of like kids would be crying type weird head.

And plus, you know, I don't know.

I find I've always had the big lump of red hair and it was like, tell you what I'm considering.

And I know this isn't something that you need that is for your consideration or for my consideration.

But...

I'm kind of like thinking, God, I'm getting to the stage now where I'm going, I'm nearly half a DAS, but I think I will ask my GP about the GLP-1 drugs.

I'm really close to that.

Okay.

So I know that's, I know that's probably, there's that much comedy in that, but like... No, no, no, but like...

I don't know.

I don't know.

But like, when I say this and people laugh and go, that's not the reason, but it is the reason.

When I say I am petrified, I mean, I am actually petrified of needles of any form, shape, right?

So when they come, do you know when people are getting injections on the telly?

I'm like, yes.

Right.

When I see them in hospitals, if I see a hypodermic needle, I'm like if I see even, you know, those little kind of ones you just punch in like that.

I'm like EpiPen.

Yeah.