Tom Rosenthal

But they're an idiot if they think they could do it consistently because it sort of does require... So we're essentially idiots going, we could be as good at golf as we want to be.

Exactly.

I mean, yeah, my fiancée is sort of the same.

She thought golf was like really lame.

But then we watched that Netflix documentary about golf and she saw how much they earn.

And now she's like, oh, you know, it's actually kind of cool.

You know, if you want to get into this, yeah, you can do that.

And that cost you how much money?

I mean, my father was obviously a sports broadcaster, so I've kind of benefited from this as well, so I can't really have a go at this.

All that money sort of put me through private school, you know what I mean?

Thank you, footballers.

Yeah, footballers.

Well done, footballers.

It is interesting, isn't it?

Because it sort of, as an album title, it slightly annoys you, I think.

but I think it's designed to do that and that's sort of without wanting to get too like meta and like wanky about it that's what the show is kind of supposed to be about because they're obviously saying like whatever you think about us that's not what we are which is annoying because you think you know Arctic Monkeys and you really like Arctic Monkeys so you want them to be what you want them to be and my show basically talks about being characters from sitcoms and like you know how everyone knows me as Johnny Goodman from Friday Night Dinner and how like it's quite cool to be known as that but also like I am not that and I'm something else so I kind of like

the sort of identity that an audience knows you as is sort of what Arctic Monkeys were kind of dealing with with that sort of wanky title.

Yeah.

I'm trying to make sure to sort of make a joke about it.

But like, it's odd.