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And also the other unsaid thing is we don't know potentially what these people may have consumed before they even got to the airport, which may not help things either.

So, yeah, it's very serious.

You can't be like that would also affect the safety of a plane if you had to make an emergency.

I would like to say in my defence, now this is just legend amongst doctors.

Apparently, if an announcement comes on the airplane saying, is there a doctor on board?

If you are incapacitated by an alcoholic beverage, potentially you may not be expected to put the hand up because I don't know what I'd be able to do with a potentially very sick patient, say with hantavirus, with my Botox needle.

It's hard to say.

It's just the Galway West constituency is always really interesting because you've got your mix of urban and rural.

You've got Connemara, you've got Irish speakers, you've got farmers, you've got people living on mountains, you've got the Aran Islands.

So that is a big melting pot.

And it's very difficult for one person to really appeal to all those bases.

But I think this time around, those fuel protests...

I suppose the reason they were so widely supported is that in general, we know if you live in the West, you tend to be of a lower socioeconomic status.

You tend to have less money in your pocket anyway.

And things were biting hard anyway.

And then this gave people an outlet to say this is hurting us.

This is an opportunity to kick the people who we see responsible for it.

And will that translate potentially to the polling boxes?

Well, going by that point.

By that opinion poll, you would say no, Sean Cain is allegedly topping it.