Dan McDonald

there forever.

But there is, I mean, that's the thing about Clare.

I mean, maybe we just shouldn't laugh at all these stories, but they are just totally in line with his character that like, we feel a certain amount of sympathy from that he can't play this four ball with his three grandkids.

And yet he has this sort of like, that sort of Alan Partridge at the funeral in the Castrol GTX jacket energy about him where it's like, you know, he's just, he's sort of, oh no, he's like, there's the microphone, he's saying the wrong thing.

And it's like, Gary sort of weakens your, just wants to play...

A nice old man wants to play around with his grandkids and then see what are unfortunate.

85, I said.

No, I said... See, I actually oversold.

I said 80 to 2000.

And then I was like, actually, 80 to 84 was a problem because we used to have all the Grand Nationals recorded from 1985 on the old VHS.

Every year, the Grand National would be recorded.

My dad would record it.

And then, obviously...

as the old VH tapes were, maybe for younger people who may not remember, you know, you had to have like space on the tape to record the next one because the 1991, obviously we had a disaster because the tape must have ran out halfway through the race.

So when you'd be watching that back, you would get to like the chair, which is the 14th, 15th, and then there'd be a cut.

And then the start of the next one, they'd be sort of halfway in the second circuit.

So it was obviously like frantic, frantic things going on at home.

Don't record over Carnation Street.

I am.

Now occasionally we'll cut into like some show from the two minutes that sort of Bullseye or something comes in.