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Oh!

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Thank you very much. Thank you.

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Good evening. Welcome to Delete Delete Delete,

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the show where we look through celebrity laptops

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and check for anything dodgy. Yes, for the next half-hour,

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I'm the FBI and our guests are the Clintons.

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So get ready for some criminal charges, or, at the very least,

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a bill for dry cleaning.

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We've got three fantastic guests for you tonight.

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-Shall we get them out? ALL:

-Yes!

-Yes.

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First up, one of the hottest new comedians around.

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We are delighted to have him on the show.

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He says he's often mistaken for an airline steward

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and so, tonight, he'll be entering from here, from here,

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from here and from here.

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Please welcome Al Porter!

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Hiya, Paddy.

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-Good to see you.

-Good to see you.

-How are you doing?

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Oh, you want that?

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Up next, an award-winning comedian and writer who once turned

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personal disaster into a sell-out Edinburgh show -

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something that I normally do the other way around!

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Please welcome the fantastic Holly Walsh!

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What an intro!

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Lovely.

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And finally, a TV host who's become a huge hit

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with fans of Robot Wars and is the sexiest Irish person

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to ever host The One Show -

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it says here.

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It's Angela Scanlon!

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Hello!

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How're you doing?

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-Oh!

-What, that's it?

-Yeah!

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That's it, sorry.

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How are we all feeling about this? Al, are you happy about this?

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It's a bit... You see, I thought it would be fine,

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but it's actually a bit nerve-racking handing it

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over to you. You know?

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I'm also conscious that I'm kind of dressed like a leprechaun.

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How important is your online world, Holly?

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Well, since I had a baby, I have...

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I try really hard not to look at my phone around him

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because I don't want him to think

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that that's more interesting than him.

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And people say, "You shouldn't look at your iPhone around a kid,"

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and I'm a bit like, "Yeah, but maybe kids need to up their game a bit."

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OK, Angela, let's start with you, shall we?

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-Why not?

-You love a little bit of Instagram.

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-I do.

-You're one of Ireland's top ten Instagrammers.

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-Who? What?!

-Wow!

-You're up there with One Direction...

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-Oh, wow.

-..and Mrs Brown.

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OK, but a lot less wealthy.

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-Well, who knows? I mean, you're doing...

-Well, I do.

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Post lovely things like this.

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This is, what, a field?

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-Well, you took it!

-I did, I did.

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And it's in Meath.

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Does that not look like it's in America or somewhere, you know?

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To be honest, I would say the field of barley

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and the clouds might give it away as Ireland!

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-The dark clouds!

-Did you have to edit that?

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Do you edit, do you believe in editing?

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I will pull up the contrast.

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-Yeah.

-Do you know what that means, Al?

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Yeah, I do... Thanks, Angela.

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-I...

-LAUGHTER

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I know I might come across all...

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No, does that mean it gets the darker and lighter?

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Yeah, it makes everything look a bit more dramatic.

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-Yeah.

-You also took this little snap.

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So this horse... I like his fringe!

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It looks like Claudia Winkleman!

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Is it me, or is the white one attractive?

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-Yeah!

-I just mean...

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No, but you know what I mean. It's a very suggestive horse.

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It's just cos it's got its little booty popped out.

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It knows what it's doing.

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It's gone full Kim Kardashian there in the background!

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Even the way, like...

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I feel like it wasn't looking at the camera and then

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the minute you shot, it went... Yeah!

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Yes!

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Holly, now, you're more of a tweeter.

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-Oh, yeah.

-Philosophical stuff like this.

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"What if, like trees,

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"we all lost our hair in the winter and had to wait until spring

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"for it to grow back?"

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Yeah, this is the sort of thing I think about.

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This is what keeps you up all night?

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Yeah, because it would be an amazing thing if we all just lost our hair

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and then we'd all be equal, you know, for a bit.

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And it wouldn't be like, "Oh, she's got great hair," or anything.

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It would just be like, "Oh, none of us have hair in the winter."

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OK, well, look, let's have a little look and see how this would work.

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This is you, Holly, with hair

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-in the summer.

-Yes.

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This is Holly in the winter.

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-Oh, yeah.

-It's actually quite nice!

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You can do bald! Sinead O'Connor can do that, too, and Natalie Portman.

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There's not that many people who can.

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I think that's foxy.

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That is Sinead O'Connor before she went bat shit.

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-Yeah!

-That's really nice.

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Who've we got next? This is me.

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Oh, we're all going to be bald!

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This is me in the winter.

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-Oh!

-Yes, OK.

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Wow. It's a little bit Lord Voldemort, isn't it?

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-It really accentuates your ears.

-Yeah, it really does.

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We wondered how this would look with someone whose hair wasn't so good.

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This is President Trump without his hair.

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-Oh, dear.

-It makes his mouth look even more like an arsehole.

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LAUGHER AND APPLAUSE

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OK. You're more of a Facebook guy.

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-Yes.

-But it is not always your face that you post.

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I forgot that was up there!

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Now, Paddy, I hate to save everything for the screen!

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-Oh, my goodness.

-Was that a standing ovation?

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What was going on?

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That was in Vicar Street theatre and I just decided I would streak!

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-Why not?

-Nothing really behind it.

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LAUGHTER

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But, you know, when you decide you're going to do something like

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that for a bit of craic, you know, you do realise a bit of male pride

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then kind of comes into it and you go, "Well, I'm not going out cold.

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"I'm going to give this a fluff." You know?

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But you do kind of have to negotiate where the fluff kind of stops

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because, like, walking out with the kind of, like, a bit of

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a slightly swollen Mickey, that's a bit of fun,

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like, that's a bit of craic.

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But, like, full hard-on is a different idea, like,

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you know what I mean?

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You don't want a hard-on that could lift you out of a chipper,

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you know what I mean? You just kind of want...

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How long does that take, to get it just in the right...place?

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Well, I tell you what it is,

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I find that you have to think of something and then work back.

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You know, so you have to get really enthused and then kind of go,

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"Oh, I'll take a breather now," and then you're ready, you know?

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So I'm kind of going,

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"Ryan Gosling, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Gosling,

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"Gerry Adams." You know what I mean? Like, just...

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So the thing I want to know, Al,

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is whenever you show your bum on Facebook...

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-Yes.

-..do you prefer a nice comment, or a thumbs up?

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I actually worry about it now that my mother has joined Facebook

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and she doesn't know how to use it, you know.

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She just shares inspirational quotes and missing dogs.

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Oh, my God, my mum is the same!

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From the man who uses it to show his arse!

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We've also got another picture of you with your clothes on.

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-OK.

-This is from a recent celebration?

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This is my IFTA award.

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Thanks for bringing that up, Paddy.

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Also in the category was Angela Scanlon.

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I'm glad you've brought up the awkward tension around the fact that

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I have that and Angela doesn't.

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I hadn't really won anything since I was a kid, you know.

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And then I won a karaoke competition when I was 17.

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-What did you sing?

-Well, I sang Dusty Springfield's...

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Thank you for asking, Paddy.

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I sang Dusty Springfield's You Don't Have To Say You Love Me...

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-Oh, that's great.

-..without closing my mouth.

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-Do it.

-Yes. Because, you see, there is...

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No, no, yeah...

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Laugh it up, bitches!

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There's a notion that, you know, the more soulful you sing,

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the less you are able to understand them. You know, like Van Morrison

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-kind of grunting into the microphone and things.

-So do it for us.

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-I want to see it.

-You just go...

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HE SINGS WORDLESSLY

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Yeah.

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All right, Holly, let's check out your Twitter feed.

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We noticed you followed this account -

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-You Had One Job.

-It's so brilliant.

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So what was this person's job?

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-The loo lid is underneath...

-Oh!

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You can see most men in the audience,

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actually, that was a slow burn for them

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because it's always left up!

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What's the problem? This is the account - You Had One Job.

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We have a few more examples of this.

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Now, you would think that if you're actually painting that sign,

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the clue might be on the sign by the grass.

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We used to hate the road markings on the way up to my school because it

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should have said, "Slow down" and that have been fine,

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but it just used to say, "Slow school ahead".

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Now this one?

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-Long yellow things.

-Long yellow things!

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When I lived in Australia,

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somebody suggested to myself and my friends that we get a job to extend

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our visa, working on a farm,

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and we'd heard different stories about this farming life.

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And, obviously, I really like it,

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as you can see from my Instagram pictures.

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But they told us that we could work on a banana farm

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bending the bananas.

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And I was like, "Sorry, what?"

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And they said, "Yeah, do you not know that bananas actually grow straight,

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"but they travel better when they're bent"?

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And so we contemplated bending bananas.

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Oh, yeah.

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-Yeah.

-We've got a few more.

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Don't you have to think sometimes, though, which is left and right?

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-Yeah, everyone does.

-Yeah. I once slammed this hand in a door,

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so that's how I know this is definitely my right.

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And, up until that point, you weren't sure?

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-It's how I remember.

-We've also got this.

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-I love that!

-That is so cute!

-I love that.

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It could be a Weight Watchers thing, I don't know. Is it maybe?

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-Oh, possibly.

-I'm looking at the slightly fat wrist and...

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-I wouldn't say that was a fat wrist.

-No.

-No?

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He's a fattist, he's from LA.

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Not from. Living.

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Sorry. They are fattists in LA!

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-No, they're not.

-They absolutely are.

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Have you seen the size of people in America?

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Yeah, but not in LA!

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Wheelchairs at airports!

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Honest to God!

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You know the wheelchairs in the airports? I sat in one once

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because I just figured it was a seat, like.

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No, but, you know, no, I knew it was a wheelchair,

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but I think the people who need them probably bring their own.

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And, to be fair,

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I've never gotten out of the taxi at the airport and seen somebody

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dragging themselves to the terminal,

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just heaving their body.

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And then they get in and see a wheelchair and go,

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"Oh, my God, what am I like?!

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"I'm always forgetting something! What am I like?!"

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OK, Angela, we saw a little bit off your Instagram earlier.

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We saw this picture that you posted.

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-Oh, yeah.

-Now, what is this about?

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That's Noel Gallagher.

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I was a big fan of Oasis, but mostly this is actually about his eyebrows.

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Noel Gallagher has the most unbelievably beautiful eyebrows

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I've ever seen and that's basically what that is.

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Just letting everyone know, if you've got it, flaunt it.

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So this is brow envy?

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Brow envy.

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Well, you'll be pleased to know that there is currently an app

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which will allow you to be a little bit more like Noel.

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This is called Browify.

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-Oh, I like this.

-Yes.

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Here it is.

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It works quite well.

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-So we put the face in.

-Oh, yeah, great.

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-Here we go.

-Oh, I like the blue steel, yes!

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-And then we...

-Oh, look at that!

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We can do that one. We can do...

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-Oh, there's Noel Gallagher!

-Now we're talking.

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That actually really suits you. It's very Frankie Howerd, isn't it?

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"Oh, titter ye not. Nay, nay. Oh, missus."

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-There we go.

-That's brilliant.

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-Do you want to have a little go at that?

-Yeah, OK, so how do you do it?

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-OK, here we go.

-Oh, great.

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No, I have to go closer, don't I?

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OK, there we go.

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I look like a convict!

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This is how my passport photos look!

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OK, next.

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Right, unibrow.

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Yes!

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That's amazing!

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Browify. Browify.

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OK, Angela, you also watch these.

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'Hello, my name is Maria.

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'And I'm here to tell you about ASMR -

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'Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.

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'It's a pleasant, tingling

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'feeling that you experience when you hear unique, soft voices,

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'or hear certain soothing sounds...'

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-TAPPING

-'..such as tapping.

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-SHE WHISPERS:

-'And this...

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'toothbrush...

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'..is small enough to brush this hair.'

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Now, I'm very confused.

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Is this meant to put me to sleep, or give me the horn?

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It's kind of somebody doing very mundane,

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normal things at a slowed-down pace,

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so that your heart rate goes down, it relaxes you.

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Can you imagine how annoying she'd be in an argument?

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-SHE WHISPERS:

-I said...go fuck yourself.

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You know what it's like whenever you're married with a baby.

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-God, it's the worst.

-Everything in our house is whispered. It's...

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HE WHISPERS: "Are you drunk again?

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"If you waken that baby, I will cut your fucking balls off!"

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I think what we should do is we should probably try this out.

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So, please welcome to the show, via Skype, it's ASMR expert

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Maria from GentleWhispering! CHEERING

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Hi!

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-Hi!

-Oh, my gosh!

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So, Maria, can you tell us exactly what this is about?

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Because we can't really work it out.

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Can she see us?

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-Yes!

-OK, sorry.

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Yes, yes, I can see you guys. Thanks so much for having me.

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I'm sorry, Maria, we just have to pause for a second

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as we explain to Angela how Skype works.

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-Sorry!

-Yes, thanks so much for having me.

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As you can tell, I have a normal voice usually.

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It's not as relaxing in real life.

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Can I ask you something?

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Did you have other jobs before? Like what...?

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What did you used to do?

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I used to be a receptionist in a medical supply store.

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And could anybody hear you on the phone, or...?

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You would be surprised, but actually sometimes, in customer service,

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it's very good sometimes to lower down your voice

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and the customer will match your voice this way

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and they will relax, too.

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And are you making money off it, is it, it's your job now, is it?

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Yes, it is my full-time job now.

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Well, good girl, I like that. Happy days.

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I apologise, Maria, that is the most Irish question that anybody could

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ask. "Tell me now, are you making a living at it?"

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OK, so if I wanted to try this,

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what type of things would I have to whisper?

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Well, first of all, you have to relax yourself.

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-OK.

-You have to find this calming voice in you,

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like as if you were talking to the child.

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-Yes.

-So you would exaggerate everything you're doing...

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with your hands. Oh, wonderful.

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I have a toy here, too. Let's do it together.

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I love this woman!

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So you take the brush. I don't have a toothbrush, I have a normal brush,

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but that's OK, you know, it's workable.

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My badger's a bit more sensitive.

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And you would gently...

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And you would try to exaggerate your movements,

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-so you would brush it gently.

-Oh!

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And you would whisper sweet nothings to him.

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-Oh, lovely badger.

-Your hair is so soft.

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HE WHISPERS: So soft.

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This is how the BBC wants to get its reputation back?

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You can let it pet you, too.

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I like this, Maria.

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I feel way more relaxed.

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You're doing OK, you're doing OK.

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Does it work if somebody else is the badger?

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Yeah. You can try.

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I think you'd really like to brush him and touch him and smell him.

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No, it's OK, though. You can blow into his ear a little bit.

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-Like a little...

-SHE BLOWS SOFTLY

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Maria, I feel I am an expert, I can see this in my future.

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Angela, thank you so much for introducing me to this.

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Can we please give it up one more time for Maria?!

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-Thank you, Maria!

-From GentleWhispering!

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Bye!

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Bye!

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OK, next up it's your internet searches.

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We'll start with you, Holly.

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"Is Ken Hom big in the States?

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"What's the difference between an accountant

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"and a chartered accountant?" That's your...

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Is it no holes barred, or no holds barred?

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I thought it was no holds.

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I thought it was no holes barred, like, any hole you can get into.

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This is a good one.

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What are those sticky, fluffy bug things

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that you used to give out in the '80s?

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They were like promotional toys.

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Cos I was thinking I might get some made, so I spent ages googling it.

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So it was a sticker, and you put it on the car

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and it was a little fluffy creature with eyes?

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Fluffy bugs with ribbons on the back.

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-Yes!

-What are they called?

-They are called Weepuls.

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-Can we see them?

-And we actually have some made up.

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-Oh!

-There we go. There is your...

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Delete Delete Delete Weepul. There we go. One for you.

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-This is exactly what I'm talking about.

-That's brilliant.

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One for everyone in the audience?

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-This is basically the travel version of GentleWhispering.

-Yeah!

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So wherever you go...

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I love it!

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Now, Angela, you also searched for this.

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Tell us what this is.

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So, I saw on YouTube that there's a woman who, like,

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basically makes you do facial exercises.

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And apparently, it makes your...

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like, gives you cheekbones, if you do them.

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I guess it's like...anything!

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You know? You can't just watch the video

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and then you have the cheekbones. You have to do what she says.

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-Yes.

-Anyway, this seemed to me like perhaps a more novel way of

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exercising your face.

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So this is how it's done.

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-There it is.

-Yeah. And you squeeze it, and I guess that makes you aware

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that you have muscles in your face.

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This one, she looks really like she's not enjoying herself.

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OK. Well, look, we've actually managed to get some of these.

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-Oh, wow!

-So let's give this a go.

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I'm raging I haven't had this in my life for months!

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-I've got one for you.

-Oh, yes!

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-Oh, they're all this...

-If you want to give this a go.

-Wow!

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They are very, very Mick Jagger!

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# I can't get no...

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# No, no, no! #

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This works quite well.

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And it gives you really good cheekbones.

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Sing your song now!

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# You don't have to say you love me

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-ALL:

-# Just be close at hand

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# You don't have to say you love me

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# I will understand.

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# Believe me, believe me. #

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Paddy, Paddy? Give us a kiss.

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Oh, God!

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-Really good.

-"I can't believe she married that Irish twat"

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is just one of the things the internet says about me.

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But what does it say about our guests?

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It's time for the part of the show we call

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Things The Internet Says About You.

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Let's start with Al.

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Let's have a look at what the internet says about you.

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"Al Porter should be excommunicated."

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-I'm quite proud of that one.

-This comes from a tweet.

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So this is from a Twitter user called Travellers Pics/News.

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Yes, I love that account.

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So people are calling for Al Porter to be excommunicated for his

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blasphemy on Channel 5.

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What did you say?

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I mean, I was talking...

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I mean, about the fact that I had had sex with a priest when I was 18.

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I was writing for a religious magazine,

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and I met a young priest and we hit it off.

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-Is he still a priest?

-He's actually a bishop now, which is hilarious,

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because if he follows that career trajectory, at that pace,

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I'm going to have a sell-out Edinburgh show called

0:23:300:23:32

Al Porter, I Rode The Pope.

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Then I think it's comments like that, Al, that got this next tweet.

0:23:400:23:44

-Yeah.

-"A gypsy curse placed on Al Porter for his comments about

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"homosexual acts with a priest, now bishop."

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What is a gypsy's curse?

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Can you curse someone over Twitter?

0:23:530:23:55

-Is that a thing now? Is that modern cursing?

-I don't know.

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I have no idea what's happening.

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-Is it true you actually wanted to be a priest when you were...?

-Yes.

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Yeah. I mean, I like the idea of two shows on Sunday and one on Saturday.

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I think you would have made a great priest.

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Yeah, I would have been a good priest

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because I wouldn't have done mass, per se, probably just confession.

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Just cos I love the gossip.

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And I wouldn't believe in the anonymity of it, either.

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Somebody would be going,

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"Oh, Father, I'm thinking about riding my husband's brother,"

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and I'd go, "Is that you, Margaret, you mad bitch?!"

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You know what I mean? Have a laugh.

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Moving swiftly on...

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Let's have a little look at things the internet says about you, Angela.

0:24:330:24:36

"Angela Scanlon is a dancing champion."

0:24:360:24:38

-Ooh!

-Wow.

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Now, is this a series of Strictly that we missed?

0:24:400:24:42

-No, no!

-What's going on there?

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It's kind of dancing from the hips down. Irish dancing.

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-Is that Irish dancing?

-Yeah.

-Like Riverdance?

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Yeah. Well, more like ceilidh dancing.

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And what standard did you get to?

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It's quite a complex thing, but, like, I won the Worlds...

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-Whoa!

-..as an under-13.

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-World champion!

-It was quite a while ago, let's be honest.

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Do you ever get drunk and start doing it at a nightclub?

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-At weddings.

-At weddings?

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-Oh, yeah?

-I once danced at my cousin's wedding

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and there was quite a big deal made of me dancing.

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I was the dancer. I was going to, you know, do a little jig, whatever.

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And I had tights,

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but I didn't pack my dancing shoes, which were leather and have quite a

0:25:230:25:26

decent grip on them,

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and so I...I had also had quite a few drinks

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cos I was really embarrassed and so I fell around 15 times

0:25:310:25:36

before they actually cut the music

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because they thought I was going to kill myself.

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And I would, like, literally throw my leg up in the air

0:25:410:25:44

and then land on my arse.

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Cos the tights, there was no grip on the slippy floor.

0:25:450:25:48

But, you know, I just think it says a lot about my character

0:25:480:25:51

that I kept going until they literally dragged me out of there.

0:25:510:25:54

-So you can't just give it a go?

-You can, anyone can.

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Anyone can? Like this woman here.

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LIVELY MUSIC PLAYS

0:26:040:26:06

-Aw, bless. Oh...

-Ooh!

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That looked like quite a violent fall.

0:26:160:26:18

It looked like quite a violent fall, but to be honest, bloody funny.

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I used to have to Irish dance when we would go to...

0:26:220:26:25

-Oh, yeah.

-So you can actually dance?

-I think you should do it.

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-I can give it a go.

-I think you and Angela could maybe...

0:26:290:26:31

Can maybe you guys show Holly and I a few steps?

0:26:310:26:34

Come on. Have a go.

0:26:340:26:35

If you want to... Come on.

0:26:350:26:37

Off you pop. There we go.

0:26:370:26:39

Al and Angela. We'll have a little bit of music and see what you can

0:26:390:26:42

rumble up for us.

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We're going to do a one-two-three, OK? So, one, two, three.

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One, two, three.

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OK, and now, if we hold hands...

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OK, and to the right.

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Two, three, four, five, six, seven and a-one, two, three and a one...

0:26:540:26:58

And left, two, three, four, five...

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-Twirl. Twirl, twirl, one, two, three.

-Oh, oh, oh, all right.

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One, two, three. And now, oh, you know what we can do?

0:27:050:27:08

This is called a...

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Right? Yeah. We'll do boy on girl.

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OK, so, no. I'll show you together.

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Get your hands like this.

0:27:140:27:16

So, you hold onto the elbow and you hold onto Holly's waist.

0:27:160:27:20

Now, hold on nice and tight, OK?

0:27:200:27:22

Right, are you ready? Cue the music.

0:27:220:27:24

-What are we doing?

-Three, two, one...go. Twirl.

0:27:240:27:27

-Oh, yeah!

-We'll just go like this.

0:27:270:27:30

-Whoo!

-Whoo! I think I've pulled a muscle.

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All right, Paddy. All right. Very good.

0:27:340:27:38

The lift from Dirty Dancing! Here we go.

0:27:380:27:40

Jesus, Paddy! Hold on.

0:27:460:27:48

I can't get up. Are you all right down there?

0:27:480:27:52

Paddy, I'm trying to get up. Are you all right?

0:27:520:27:55

Hold on, Paddy. One second, I'll get you.

0:27:550:27:57

Turn off the television, don't let the kids see this.

0:27:590:28:03

Don't let the kids... Paddy, I'm stuck in your big mouth.

0:28:030:28:08

I think you need mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

0:28:120:28:15

-That's better. That's better, I'm back. I'm back.

-Oh, my God.

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I'm back.

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Oh, Jesus.

0:28:240:28:26

OK, that is all we've got time for tonight.

0:28:270:28:30

Thanks for being such good sports.

0:28:300:28:32

Give it up one more time for Angela Scanlon, Holly Walsh

0:28:320:28:35

and Al Porter.

0:28:350:28:38

-There you go, guys.

-Thank you.

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And we will see you next time on Delete Delete Delete. Goodnight.

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