Russell Howard

And it was this, like, so the man had no home and the dog was on holiday.

And it was this kind of amazing sort of image of decadence that this man would have a better life if he was Kim Kardashian's Labrador.

And that is sad and funny and interesting.

But as an English person, I've never seen a hotel for dogs.

And that is ludicrous enough.

But when you see a homeless man being moved along because that's where the dogs like to sunbathe, that struck me as funny and unfair and wild.

And it's a brilliant...

dark, comedic analysis of the kind of weird disparity of wealth.

Do you know what I mean?

So that's the point I make.

Well done.

Well, you're absolutely right.

Yeah.

But then it's that thing.

Who wouldn't want to, you know, take part of the kind of, you know, get on the ride.

I love it because it's kind of like the gigs aren't as big as the ones, you know, not dissimilar to Robbie. I don't put on the Simeon suit, but I kind of, you know, I cover my own skin and there's a better way of putting it than that. But I kind of, I... I'm used to doing certain rooms in kind of, you know, in the UK and Australia and Europe, but... Big rooms.

I love it because it's kind of like the gigs aren't as big as the ones, you know, not dissimilar to Robbie. I don't put on the Simeon suit, but I kind of, you know, I cover my own skin and there's a better way of putting it than that. But I kind of, I... I'm used to doing certain rooms in kind of, you know, in the UK and Australia and Europe, but... Big rooms.

I love it because it's kind of like the gigs aren't as big as the ones, you know, not dissimilar to Robbie. I don't put on the Simeon suit, but I kind of, you know, I cover my own skin and there's a better way of putting it than that. But I kind of, I... I'm used to doing certain rooms in kind of, you know, in the UK and Australia and Europe, but... Big rooms.

So that's... And then interesting talking, because essentially that's what stand-up is.

I've got a show, but, you know, I might see things during the day and then being able to talk them out with the audience, you kind of get this...