Lloyd Langford

lonsdale street so i messaged him and i really needed i hadn't had dinner i hadn't eaten since the sushi but i met up with him just for like a ketchup and a beer before his show then he had to go and do his show did you try and fill the hunger using beer because that's something that happens particularly at this festival that i have done

I kind of thought, I really want to go and eat.

But there's one food stall at the Spiegel house.

And me and Carl and our daughters had been there the day previously to see a circus show.

And I'd eaten at this food truck.

And it wasn't bad or anything.

But I was like, I don't want to go back there again.

So I had a couple of beers with him.

And then I went for another solo meal.

To Dodie Piedang Thai restaurant on Swanston.

I had also arranged to meet my friend Daniel Kitson, who you know, to play snooker at 11 p.m.

He was Canadian.

I think he's Canadian.

He was famous for having to drink 15 pints of beer before he could have his hand steady enough to hold the cue.

and then we're right to the snooker hall are we i got a tram to fitzroy there's a very famous snooker hall called the red triangle in fitzroy which is i think open 365 days of the year

And you have to go up a very rickety, looks potentially dangerous staircase, like three or four flights of stairs.

They have lots of snooker tables, lots of pool tables, chess sets, couches.

There's no alcohol.

They make milkshakes and like cheese toasties and stuff like that.

They used to do chocolate bars.