Eddie Pepperell

But I'd like Kitzbühel to first.

Um, not a lot, really.

I was practising.

I was walking the dogs when you text, so I figured, yeah, now I've got the day free, I can join yourself and the badger, although we should let the listeners know that the badger's missed his tea time, and he turned up 15 minutes late to this recording, so... Well, he wouldn't have turned up at all, because we had to phone him, and then he phoned back.

In 1917.

Well, and Ian's wrists are maybe stronger, but certainly larger than yours, Andrew.

So, yeah, I mean, Ian's just obviously a very weak older man, so it's one of those things that...

Yeah, I agree with that.

It seems as though it's more likely to be the case that walking is the biggest aggravating factor.

I'm reminded of Laurie Cantor quite a few years ago now.

He had such a bad blister on the outside of, I think, his right or left foot that he cut a hole in the shoe.

And he was playing with basically his foot out of the shoe, you could see.

It was bizarre, but that's the most extreme blister.

It would be challenging, wouldn't it?

But I don't know.

I can't remember which foot it was on for Laurie.

But yeah, blisters, again, with my narrow feet.

I don't suffer with blisters.

And Andrew's got his bunion.

So between a lot of feet chat...