Briony May Williams

And everyone, physically and metaphorically, is turning over a new leaf.

What a good time to really think about your financial intentions.

The mad decisions I've made.

I remember when I started in comedy and I just had no money.

Yep.

I remember going to a gig in the West Country from London.

Via Birmingham to save money on the trains.

Like I was just adding hours onto my journey to save 20 quid because I needed to.

I remember getting one train that was 20 quid but got me to Wrexham at like midday for a 9pm gig just because I would save like 30 quid.

Because you're constantly chasing and trying to save and trying to exist.

Exactly.

I remember getting the cheaper bars.

And I got it to save a tenner.

And then we broke down.

I vividly remember being stood on the other side of the barrier on the M1 up to Sheffield.

And I saw the more expensive bus go past.

I saw the bus.

You should have invested in your future.

But Rob, thankfully our listeners don't need to sink as low as we did with the £1 sushi.

That's really useful.