Joe Molloy

I was like, well, those people just need to die, you know?

And who knows if now suddenly the value on human life took a dent.

That's a working theory.

I'm not sold on it.

Yeah.

Anyway, six years this week when all that kind of, those moments were happening.

Yeah, funny, the Klopp one is my strongest memory.

It was so dark and wintry as well, which didn't help.

Like even if it was a summer empty club park, it wouldn't have been as grim looking.

Yeah.

One last thought on this, because actually this proves the point why we should stop talking about this.

I remember at the time when it was all kicking off thinking, God, there's going to be some amazing like books and literature and movies and TV shows about this kind of amazing, you know, and people were like...

I remember like, I remember it was a funny small thing sticking out.

I remember Ross Whitaker, the documentary maker was like, if you're filming like empty streets or whatever, please think of the documentaries in the future.

Do it in landscape mode, you know, on TV under the two big chunks of black beside it, you know.

And I remember thinking, God, it's going to be some great stuff.

And now, honest to God, the last thing in the world I would ever even think about consuming is any kind of reflection video, like a documentary, movie.

I was watching The Morning Show, Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and they had COVID as a big part of...

you know, this was like 2024, 25, that season, because it was made obviously on delay.

And I was just like, ugh, the masks and everything.