can

get the hair off the floor.

Mine, mine.

He's literally saying, oh, we love our old barber.

It's going to be insane to see him go.

And then talking, oh, we need to find a new barber.

Our barber walks out of this barber's over the road and goes, oh, lads, what's up, mate? Literally just talking about needing a new barber.

side character that kind of like, oh, she had a cool bit where she saved the kids, but then we didn't really hear from her again because she's the lollipop lady.

I'm curious what a listening test is, 'cause surely you just had the interview and be like, "Yeah, there."

So what I had to do was speak about something that I enjoyed, and then she would ask questions, and then I had to give a detailed remark about what I was talking about.

What you doing there?

Sorry, is it the White Noise and Weird Gogglebox Podcast? Shut up.

Do you think that's the way you were raised too?

Well, I was raised in a house with a lot of books and I grew up in a university town, Chapel Hill, home of Arches of Loaf, as it happens.

And my parents loved knowledge.

My dad was an academic librarian and my mom was a computer programmer and they were both extremely smart.

My dad could recite poetry from memory, you know, at the dining room table.

Yeah, so it was a bookish, nerdy household, and the liberal arts and just the idea of education in general was taken extremely seriously.

And yeah, I mean, I'm sure, and I'm sure, and it was a quiet house.

I am curious, how did your political beliefs form? This is something I've been like obsessed with for the last five, six years.