Ronan Mullen

Yeah.

It's very, very, very possible.

So here he is.

This is the thought experiment for listeners.

Just guess.

You don't need to write it down.

Just in your head for a moment, just think what you're expecting him to say in accent territory.

Yeah, he's English.

But even like his intonation and delivery is exactly like David Beckham.

Do you think that's irrevocable?

Like there's a clamor for him to have a normal life

reading between the lines of a statement or even just reading the lines themselves but every chance he's had to pursue something that was I think he's too spoiled great off the Broadway too spoiled and I'm not saying he's a brat I think he's just been too spoiled by life to do that but is he hardwired do you sympathize with him for a lack of follow through on that ambition to be a normal person I do if he's unhappy

Yeah, I don't know if it's redundant to emphasize, but for me, in my mind's eye, the royal family are obviously on this unique plane.

And then in terms of the British culture, which seeps into what we consume, rightly or wrongly, the Beckhams have been or certainly were just a tiny notch below the royal family in terms of their primacy.

So that's what we're talking about here.

But everybody knows this duality.

You can't walk them back those emails.

No.

Even when he got knighted, that was the first thing I thought of.

It's like, you didn't get it when you really wanted it.