Drunk Stevie

Yeah, it's the locals.

But the place, if you come, I'd hate to live here.

I would absolutely hate to live in London.

Sounds like you hate it.

No, but it's not.

It does.

Nothing you've said has made you think you've changed your mind.

I hate the people and the place.

no because I don't hate the place there's so much to do here and you'd always find something to do it was just if you could just if everyone was just happier it would be such a good place to be I didn't find when I lived here for quite a long time that everyone was unhappy I think you might just be it might just be the people that are in Madame Tussauds that are unhappy no people in Madame Tussauds happy were they because they wanted to be they've chosen they didn't get the bad coin flip and had to be there yeah they wanted to be in there they got the bad coin flip of life yeah

Not a Madame Tussauds brand deal.

Yeah, but that's because they're used to having no choice but to do that.

It's cunt or be cunted, isn't it?

you'll never struggle to find something to do here albeit maybe expensive but like you can also just find like a random little cafe that probably does some amazing food and like you're never like sometimes when you're in like even norwich we're so used to being there obviously it's struggle to find something new to do yeah but

no matter how long you stay in London, I think you'll always find something new.

I agree with that.

Yeah, obviously I adore Bristol.

So that's a good example for it.

But I've had this conversation with Robbie before because he does his Good Versus, not your Good Versus, you do your Is It Good or Rubbish series.

The weather makes such a difference.

We've been to Newcastle twice on tour, and then this is the third time I've been to Newcastle.