Leicester Square

I can see us on a billboard.

Leicester Square, pointing at it.

Yeah, and that was like, you said that from day one.

Like, episode two, I reckon.

Fucking...

billboards what the hell

in leicester square which is what

you

So that was back in the early 2000s and then worked in a number of store locations.

With my last store as a store manager, quite recently, sizeable Pret and Leicester Square on St Martin's Lane.

Yes.

In theatre land.

love to do again is a store manager.

So I'd love that role as the store manager.

And in particular, when I was running our branch on Leicester Square.

After I became a store manager and just before I became an area manager, I did a role which they called a specialist manager.

So there was a very thin animal hide and they would make their own banjos, which they later, they opened up a banjo studio, which again for two black musicians was pretty much unheard of.

This was at 29 Leicester square.

And I think they basically gained a huge following and quite a lot of notoriety.

So to imagine coming in, no one knows who they are, around 1881, to then having a banjo studio in Leicester Square and teaching the Prince of Wales, they were really prolific.

And I think that's why this kind of amnesia we're facing about their influence is quite...

I want to say it's unusual, but it is strange because they have quite a lot of written ephemera about them, but the real emphasis is no recorded sound.

having a party.

Broadcasting live from London's Leicester Square.

Across the United Kingdom.

Boobs is what they want.

We're

having a party.

Broadcasting live from London's Leicester Square across the United Kingdom.

This is what they want.

Let's go make a tally.

And so I decided to move to Leicester Square.

Right in the middle of it all.

In the action.

But actually, it takes you at least an hour to go anywhere.

Yeah.

And it's so crowded and busy in the literal tourist area of Leicester Square that it made me become more of a hermit.

It was like, I don't want to go out because I can't bear the crowds.

Pips

was literally a hundred feet tall and wide and, in the middle of Leicester Square, wasn't it? No, it wasn't

Leicester Square.

It was Tottenham Court Road.

Tottenham Court

So yeah, if they do it this year as well.

For whoever is not local, the Prince Charles is an iconic cinema in London, in Leicester Square.

And it's between Chinatown and Leicester Square.

It almost got closed, but they finally actually being able to survive still.

And they always do screening of really old movies, iconic movies.

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