Leigh Sales

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Thanks for having me, Annabelle Crubb.

Sorry, it just struck me that we're both wearing kind of stage blacks and glasses and it felt like a really serious interview situation.

And I just had that sick feeling where I'm like, oh, shit, we're aware and I can't, I've got nothing to ask.

Remember that time I did that, you know, kind of mime show when I lost my voice?

Oh, yeah.

Yes, it was terrible for you.

I imagine it was dreadful for you, yes.

What have you got for me?

What have you got for me for the pod this week?

Oh, heaps actually.

All right, so I'm going to start by thinking about the fact that it's 50 years since the film Taxi Driver was released.

Do you know, I've never seen the film Taxi Driver.

I knew you were going to say that.

As I was sort of thinking, oh, I might start off talking about this, I thought surely sales will have seen Taxi Driver.

Mother, wow.

Okay.

So it's kind of like it's a kind of –

toxic masculinity film, right, made in 1975, six, and it stars Robert De Niro.