Joanne McNally

I think it's, I actually wouldn't even say it.

I still say fags I still call smokes fags yeah but that's I'm old school you're not you're not using the end of yeah but anyway he was calling he was using the F word and I was like dude you can't use and he was like what like shocked that he couldn't use the word and it did it made me it made me not like him anymore to be honest

I see.

That felt to me like it was a racist hate crime.

Anyway, when I first moved to the UK, I would meet people, English people, obviously, and they would do the Irish accent.

And I found it insulting because they're doing this really over-exaggerated, stupid, oh, like this really twee...

Irish accents and it's giving leprechaun.

And I was like, I don't think, it doesn't feel right to me that you're doing that because you're making me sound really stupid and really over the top.

So do I. I will do, like Michelle Desworth who was on the pod said,

She's this like really, she's real London Brixton.

Well, I don't know what a Brixton accent is.

I'm not, I don't know.

I don't have the ear for it.

But like sometimes I'll impersonate her and she's like, I can't help it.

I'm like, innit, brav.

And then she says, you can do it because you're Irish.

We're the underdogs so we can mimic up.

Do you know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I know.