Ronan Mullan

there's no stigma attached to it like in society it's one of those funny things if you did like an XY axis of like a crime being committed technically but what people think of it like you know it would pretty illustrate that I don't think anyone consider no one would think any less of you I don't think if you were in a conversation at a dinner party one of those dinner parties you aspire to host that you've mentioned before kind of you know entertaining people maybe you play the piano in a couple years time and the topic of dodgy boxes come up and if someone said oh I have one I don't think people would be like get out get out no

That would be different, but...

Would I ask them to leave my dinner party?

I don't know.

It's hard to know how I'd feel if someone was kind of some sort of dodgy box kingpin.

But it wouldn't be considered the same as if they were saying, oh, I go around stealing cars.

Okay.

Good.

Great film.

Yeah.

It needs a cinematic big screen treatment.

I wouldn't know personally, of course, Joe, but having talked to people who might know.

Don't do that.

What?

I'm speaking honestly.

Can I not speak honestly and frankly?

Like any good journalist show.

I wouldn't know myself, but, you know, putting on my journalism hat.

Yeah.

It's like a kind of a Clinton-esque.