Robert Diamant

Yeah.

They've had something like tens of thousands of people going every day.

And apparently people are walking around that show crying together and like having arguments with their parents because their parents don't agree with things that are being said in the show and like all of this stuff.

But I think art is at its best when we can wake people up and bring people together, but also like engender discussions about, you know, what we actually think about things.

And I think your lyrics are doing that.

I was looking the other day at one of your interviews and you were talking about things you loved and things you didn't like.

And one of the things you loved is witchcraft.

I was like, I love this.

Did you know there's actually a witchcraft museum?

Is there?

Yeah, I wanted to tell you about it.

I think it's like, because if you're touring, you should try and go to it.

I think it's in Cornwall or somewhere.

I'm just going to look it up because it's a guy called Simon Koston, I think.

And he is this amazing artist and curator and

But it's called the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.

And it's in Boss Castle, Cornwall.

And I really wanted to let you know about it because he oversees a collection of four and a half thousand objects and nine and a half thousand books.

But I just thought it might be like a really inspiring place for you to go.

That sounds fantastic.