Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Yes, the guest this week is, we've done it again, we've got one of my old comedy mates on.
All Chris's friends.
Honestly, this is just like a reunion for me sometimes. It's comedian Rhys James, who we used to write together back in the day.
Chapter 2: Who is Rhys James and what is his connection to Mock The Week?
He's now team captain on Mott the Week. And he's just a funny guy. Funny bones. Just incredibly funny.
Yeah.
He's going on tour soon with his tour, Chop Logic, reesejames.co.uk. You can get your tickets there. It's R-H-Y-S, James.
So more like R-I-S.
Yeah, so the thing is, right, what you've got to know about an R-H-Y-S, James, is when they meet other R-H-Y-S, James, is they get incredibly excited.
Oh, do they?
We have another R-H-Y-S, James, on our team, on our social team. So when they came in, they were all over each other like a fucking cheap suit.
and my tour manager's called Rhys like that as well and whenever he meets one on the road it's unbelievable because what's the other R-E-E-C-E oh there's all kinds but R-H-Y-S is the most I think it's the most Welsh one so they get very excited oh nice okay well they get very very excited but he's a very funny man we had a great chat I can't even keep track of what we're talking about but it was a whirlwind and it was fantastic and I hope you all enjoy it please rate and like and subscribe subscribe on YouTube if you can that would be really lovely if you're watching this and enjoy
We had a fight about the jingle. We couldn't settle on a jingle. So this is the jingle.
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Chapter 3: What is a retro injury and why does Rhys mention cracking his head open?
You don't want to have to do them. Oh, my God. It's nothing more than going to work, ultimately, regardless of what your job is.
I'm exactly the same. I get full-on FOMO through my phone. But then I'm like, I've been to that thing and I hated it.
Yeah, yeah, you just go... Obviously, when you're actually doing it, I think it's all just nerves that make me go. It's the build-up to the recording on that day where I'm just like, oh my God, I'm going to phone in a bomb threat to the studio so we don't have to do this. I'm pulling the fire alarm while Dara's doing the warm-up about to say my name.
I'm like, well, I'm going to have to do something. But then obviously once you're sat there and doing it, it's like, this is great. And we record on Tuesdays and I would say... The last series we did for every Wednesday, I would swan around like, I've got the best job in the world. My life is amazing.
But the Monday and Tuesday, I would be like, I would give anything to work in recruitment right now. I hate this so much. But it's just, that's how being terrified manifests itself.
It's the anxiety of it.
Well, the say you find a job you love, you'll never work a day in your life. They are wrong because everything's relative.
we are human beings we are awful we're fallible we can get sick of anything of course that's why the concept of heaven is such bollocks because there's nothing that we wouldn't go fucking joking on yeah do you know what I mean like do you know what I'm saying you don't believe that do you believe I'm looking at Rosie here what what do I believe you don't go on tell us what I believe I just think we could get I don't think I've gone really deep here but I don't think there could possibly be a concept of heaven that anyone that everyone could be that even anyone could be like this is perfect well not if it's staying the same the whole time
Yeah, it would have to change.
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Chapter 4: What embarrassing hygiene habit did Chris reveal from the Edinburgh Fringe?
That's all I can do. That's the problem. I can't write not to a theme. If you say crack your head open, I'll talk for an hour. Yeah. If you go speak about what you want, I go, I don't know.
But your tour is called Chop Logic.
Yeah. Why?
Why?
Chop logic is an old phrase that means basically taking the bits of an argument that help you and just sort of like manipulating an argument around. So just not giving everything out. But also there's quite a big bit about haircuts in it. So I thought it was quite satisfying. I've got a big bit about Turkish barbershops basically. Brilliant.
And how we can use the logic of Turkish barbershops to basically fix the country.
Right, okay.
But I can't give any more away because it's the best joke in the show. It's the only good joke in the show. It's my theory on the Turkey circular economy. So I can't say it yet, but that is sort of what I thought. Maybe that's a bit satisfying because Chop, no one's going to make that connection at all. But you have to come up with a title and I didn't want to do 2020.
Never name it after the year.
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