Ryan Tubridy

So they said, all right, what?

We share the beer?

Yeah, we share the beer.

And they became not friends, but it's just style.

So he went on then to one, he wanted to better himself.

He wanted to work in, but he wanted to work at a counter as well.

So he became a chemist.

And as a chemist in a pretty rough part of town in Leeds and Bradford, he saw potential in storylines.

He said, there's a fine line between medication and poison.

But you can weaponize what you have in the chemist if you want to get rid of the bad guys.

And that's a great, it's a great book.

call the chemist I think you'll really enjoy it and he was brilliant now one of the things we're saying now Jimmy's Barbershop looking great Ryan greetings from West Clare lovely appreciate that our old friend Mark from Scarbetus good man Mark went to see the Bone Temple yesterday I love the 28 Days Years Later series it was fab particularly the Iron Maiden scene I haven't seen it I'm nearly I'm nearly have you seen it oh yeah

And is it great?

What's the Jimmy thing?

It's just completely bonkers, isn't it?

Did you love it?

Because it got about two stars in the Times, the London Times there at the weekend, Sunday Times.

I think that's lovely.

What did you give it star-wise?

Tom?