John Robins

Just the Dalai Lama, like, I don't know.

If he'd opened a really important letter and spilled coffee on it or something, would he be like, for God's sake?

And his wife would say, you're mad.

I think he might be celibate.

We needed that.

There's a QR code on it.

And she'd say, no, it hasn't.

You've been called speeding.

We've got to declare who the driver was.

You've only got 28 days.

With that particular, what is it, parable?

Yeah.

With that particular one about the whole, you know, glasses already brought, you've got to be a bit responsible and a bit careful with how you use that, haven't you?

When you used to live in Lewisham and you were drinking a lot, if I'd gone to your house and you'd been asleep and I'd sewn a rare, priceless jewel into your clothes but hadn't told you,

I'm trying to wonder, I'm trying to work out what your reaction would have been.

This is it.

You don't always have to do that at the end.

I think it adds something.

Also, it's punctuation.

I know he's finished his thought when he goes, ah.