#576 - Be Brilliant, Every Negative Face and 6 Music Pension Damage

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Elis James and John Robins 1h 15m 5 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 7 hours ago
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What is the opening invitation and purpose of this episode?

Elis James 0:00
Before you start this episode, we want to invite you along to the adventures of Alice and John.
John Robins 0:04
If you head over to patreon.com/slash Alice and John, you can join us on our monthly escapades, including Mini Olympics. It's the strangest legal jump in the history of long jump.
Elis James 0:15
Birdwatching. My two favourite things are birds of football. Retaking our driving tests.
John Robins 0:20
I am chock full of adrenaline. Yeah, it's absolutely horrible. And you can watch our latest episode now, the pottery challenge. I should warn you, pottery makes me horny. We shouldn't have worn those lights, shortly.
Elis James 0:33
So for adventures and so much more, head over to Patreon.com slash Ellison John now.
Elis James 0:58
Oh dear, it doesn't happen very often. Oh. It doesn't happen very often at all, but occasionally John because of the Creative whirlpool that is his mind, he becomes distracted and he doesn't put his earphones in, so he doesn't know that the show has begun. We could say whatever we wanted about now. Has played our intro music. Uh he hasn't checked his levels, it could be too loud, it could be too quiet.
John Robins 1:27
John? He's John. I think I'm the right Sir Venerable Sir Lord, Sir Captain Sir Dame. Sahai Knight of the Garter John Robbins John Robinson K B E Oh yes. Fair kingdom. Slash
Hugh Gimber 1:47
university.
John Robins 1:47
I don't know if Britain means anything to you two anymore. No. But But to some of us, uh it's a little bit. Look at him
Elis James 1:55
struggling with his mic stand. All this should have been done about now or it's not. I'm
Hugh Gimber 1:58
actually an honorary doctor, or you wouldn't think yeah today. I'm used to having my courtiers
John Robins 2:02
deal with this.
Elis James 2:03
Yeah, he's so clever he doesn't actually know how to use a mic stand. Um he's gotta get someone else to wipe his bums, he's working on his latest thesis.
John Robins 2:10
Well, uh very true actually. Um and uh you know, anyone who knows anything about uh Isaac Newton will know that he needed a great deal of day to day care because he was so focused on apples, orchards. How to make cider. Oh,
Elis James 2:27
l lashed on cider constantly. Isaac Newton's second great discovery was cider magnus. Gravity insider. Yeah, that's me. That's another one of mine. Yeah, Apple juice, that's another one of mine. It's all Apple stuff.
John Robins 2:41
Uh did I I did tell you that the order of service for the um the doctorate did have me uh listed as John Robbins M B E. Yeah, yeah.
John Robins 2:56
It it becomes Yeah. It goes in the dictionary. Yeah. So that's now been printed by an official institution. Yeah. So it counts as an MB because it's in common parlance.
Elis James 3:07
A friend of mine just decided to change his name, but he didn't go via the official channels on Deed Pol. Uhhuh. He just told everyone and then when he got a new bank account, just put a different name in. And then kind of kind of did it sort of by proxy. Yeah, he's gonna be in a hell of trouble. Oh yeah, yeah. He's a terrible he's had a terrible twenties and thirties. But it it is what he did, and I suppose that's what you're doing with your MBE. Uh I used to put Esquire on the on the end of my name as a joke when I was about thirteen. Uh but I grew out of that, John.
John Robins 3:36
I wonder if Esquire is an official term. Dave, look into it. Well I got
Elis James 3:40
I got that from Bill and
John Robins 3:41
Ted.
Elis James 3:41
Yeah, I got it from Bill
John Robins 3:42
and Ted. Ted Theodore Logan
Hugh Gimber 3:45
Esquire.
John Robins 3:46
Celeste
Hugh Gimber 3:47
Preston. Is a courtesy title placed after a person's name. It me its meaning depends heavily on whether you are in the United States or the United Kingdom. Kingdom, Kingdom States. Okay, Kingdom. It's an old fashioned, mostly unused courtesy title placed after a man's surname on official letters or envelopes when he has no other specific title. So it's a bit So it's a bit of a not for me then because I
John Robins 4:07
am drowning in titles. You're an MBE? I am an MBE, yes. Um so what was everyone talking about while I didn't have my headphones on?
Elis James 4:16
Uh well we were just waiting for you. Ah. It's classic Ellis and Dave. Waiting on John. That's not what
John Robins 4:23
John's a lie.
Hugh Gimber 4:24
John wants John Gets. That is true. How are your levels, John? Are they okay? 'Cause we've not had a chance to test them.
John Robins 4:29
Yeah, they're good. Thank you very much, Dave. I'm pleased with my levels.
Hugh Gimber 4:33
Good, good.
John Robins 4:34
Do what I did yesterday.

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