Martin Sturman

But I can see the flip side of it as well, where it is what was said was a harmful word.

That was more American, though.

I did notice it was more Americans were trying to blow a whole thing out of proportion.

And people obviously knew about it.

And obviously it was aimed more at the BBC.

BBC apparently had the option to be able to be a mute things and stuff, but they never did.

So, again, maybe that was something the BBC should have looked into.

And I think they've obviously started doing things, I think.

Because then it was the Brits later on, and they were bleeping every other thing out on the Brits.

That's...

yeah it's one of those things that i think it was slightly burned out of a portion because obviously people knew and they were warned prior to the whole thing that obviously john was there again as i say i can see the flip side of it as well where yes it is a slightly harmful thing so i can see both sides of the argument but i probably would sway more towards obviously john's side of things because obviously it's not something he can help whether it's just me being biased or not i don't know but now look listen man thanks very much for coming in thank you for having me no you've been brilliant um

Well, as I say, I mean, I've a random stupid times just popped in my head.

I've actually randomly just said, my nipples are hard to people.

I've asked my manager at the time, I asked for a kiss.

But, yeah, but, yes, I mean, it's just random things that will happen to me and it's just like, well, maybe I shouldn't have said that.

Yeah, never mind.

Let's move on from that one.

It also helps the other side where people who know about it and will get on with it.

Like my manager asked for a kiss.

She's like, no, you're not my type.