Russell Howard

I'm having breaks here and there and big break in the summer.

I never have a hotel breakfast.

I always kind of find, yeah, just because then, and you sort of get a feel for a place and you might have a chat with like a waiter or a waitress and something you can use for the gig later.

It's just, whereas I think hotel breakfast is always a bit like, meh.

And I remember one of the saddest, you remember Charlie, you are, he's still with us.

You know, Charlie State.

Yeah.

Does BBC Breakfast.

I saw him.

He obviously goes from BBC Breakfast to this hotel in Manchester afterwards.

He runs over to get the end of the breakfast buffet.

Real Partridge moment.

I remember seeing him kind of.

looking at these like sad eggs you know like when the eggs have been there for like they've been there since six and no one's picked them it's like do you mean it's like people that don't get picked on naked attraction it's just it's all kind of hanging there and state was just like looking at these eggs like a cat with no owner and i remember thinking i'm

You need to go out, State.

You need to, your life can get so much better.

He runs back to get the end of the buffet.

Yeah.

And he looked so like, oh, good God, what am I doing with my life?

It just looks so, I wanted to hug him.