Louise McSharry

And I was like, oh no.

Oh, no.

I mean, on multiple levels.

Like, number one, I was like, babe, come on.

Like, do you really like you really don't know.

And then I also was like, this is why we do the news episode, because it's so important that people understand that what's going on in the news does affect them.

And of course, people are being affected massively by fuel costs at this point.

I mean, we're kind of lucky with the time of year that it is, because obviously, if we were heading into a winter with this, it would be even scarier, but it's still scary.

And that's not to say that it won't last until winter.

But there has been some conversation in government about what can be done to kind of offset that.

So what's going on there?

Exactly.

He's so unpredictable that you truly you just don't know.

It's

Sure is.

Well, let's go back to Ireland and talk about, I think a lot of people will have heard about this planning dispute in Meath that has been going on for decades, but resulted in a house being demolished.

And people seem really divided on this one.

Yeah, yeah.

No, I mean, I think that everybody is kind of in agreement that you shouldn't be allowed to just do what you want in terms of like, well, you know, because I think they... Now, I'm going to double check this, but I think that they...

attempted to get planning permission a couple of times it was rejected and then they basically were like fuck it we're just going to build a house anyway I think most people are in agreement that that's not not okay you shouldn't just do that you shouldn't just be able to just build an absolutely enormous it's a huge house absolutely enormous house you know do whatever you want just because you want to and you've been told that you can't