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Oct 28, 2026

CocoHOST
7:49
And you
Queera LynnHOST
7:49
don't believe Andrew when he says that he was at that Pizza Express?
CocoHOST
7:52
Well, we then went on the Pizza Express reviews in, I think it's Woking, and had a look.
CocoHOST
7:58
Apparently, very spicy pizzas that make you sweat.
CocoHOST
8:01
Yeah.
Tam MutuHOST
32:00
And this is what this was consistent, actually, because I, when I lived in, I moved back to London.
Tam MutuHOST
32:05
And then whenever I was out of work, I would work at Pizza Express.
Ricky RojasHOST
32:10
I love Pizza
Tam MutuHOST
32:11
Express.
Tam MutuHOST
32:19
We had Sri Lankans, Turkish, Polish, French, Portuguese people.
Tam MutuHOST
32:24
We had a blast.
Tam MutuHOST
32:27
We were in Kingston, the Kingston Pizza Express.
Tam MutuHOST
32:29
But what's good about Pizza Express is you get hours wherever you want it, and they chain, and you go.
Tam MutuHOST
16:15
Yeah, really good, yeah.
Tam MutuHOST
16:17
They do that in Pizza Express.
Tam MutuHOST
16:18
It's like having anchovies as well.
Tam MutuHOST
16:20
The people don't like anchovies either.
Tam MutuHOST
16:34
i was making a pizza every day and like was having one i would have this is what i'd have on it and it
Ricky RojasHOST
16:38
was
Tam MutuHOST
16:39
it's very much like a it was an old pizza express
Ricky RojasHOST
16:41
kind of
William HansonHOST
20:19
There are better ones and I'm just going to do them next week.
William HansonHOST
20:21
Olive Garden's like Pizza Express, isn't it? It aspires to be like Pizza Express.
William HansonHOST
20:26
Yes, with unlimited breadsticks and unlimited salad.
William HansonHOST
20:28
Like Prezzo.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:11
Warmed.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:11
And the other day I was in Pizza Express and I swear they used to warm it up for me.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:17
and the chocolate fudge cake there which when I did off menu I mentioned the chocolate fudge cake and someone who used to work at Pizza Express said that it was made by Sarah Lee Sarah Sarah Sarah Lee the American yeah But their one is perfect.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:35
Now, the last time I was in Pizza Express, I said, will you warm it up for me? And they said, no.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:39
And I said, actually, you've warmed it up for me before.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:43
And then she went and asked the chefs and they said that they'd have to warm it up in the pizza oven and it would just turn to a pile of chocolate.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:49
So I had to have it cold.
Isy SuttieGUEST
19:50
But does that mean they haven't got a
Kurt ZdesarGUEST
21:57
But I wanted it to be uplifted from the market that we saw in the UK.
Kurt ZdesarGUEST
22:02
So in those days, you could get a pizza at Pizza Express for about 20, 25 pounds with a drink.
Kurt ZdesarGUEST
22:07
You could go to Wagamama, which was a service station, not get a cocktail, get food thrown at you.
Kurt ZdesarGUEST
22:12
But it was good.
Jon RichardsonHOST
23:13
the one that's really good yeah it's the best day but
Richard HerringGUEST
23:15
i was in somewhere like portsmouth uh and doing a gig and i went for a pizza express and he was sitting in pizza express on his own with a book of facts And he was learning facts as he ate.
Richard HerringGUEST
23:29
Pete's good.
Richard HerringGUEST
23:29
He's obviously been
Jon RichardsonHOST
23:29
paying a bit.
Jon RichardsonHOST
23:30
He goes
Richard HerringGUEST
23:30
out for dinner at Pizza Express.
Richard HerringGUEST
23:32
Not Pizza Hut.
Mike BagnallGUEST
14:06
Yeah.
ZacHOST
14:07
I mean, I can even, you know, I remember Pizza Express was like, became a thing.
ZacHOST
14:11
Everyone was like, oh my God, you've got to try this.
ZacHOST
14:14
Yeah, it was
Mike BagnallGUEST
14:15
like, go on a
ZacHOST
14:15
date
Mike BagnallGUEST
14:15
to Pizza Express.
Mike BagnallGUEST
14:17
Yeah.
Colin HerdHOST
23:48
No gods, just tinsily tat.
Colin HerdHOST
23:50
Would you like to come with me to Pizza Express, I ask.
Colin HerdHOST
23:53
I'll buy you dough balls and a Fiorentina, which I think you'll like.
Colin HerdHOST
23:57
He agrees.
Colin HerdHOST
24:20
Perfect, I say.
Colin HerdHOST
24:22
Outside, in the traffic on Hammersmith Road, he holds me and I clasp his coat collar as snow spits through dipped headlights.
Colin HerdHOST
24:29
The shining O of the Pizza Express sign hangs on the dark like a moon.
Colin HerdHOST
24:34
One day, he says, we will find out why we suffer.
James TapsfieldGUEST
30:02
And if the Chancellor relies on that and tries not to increase spending on public services to keep pace with inflation, then that will be playing a very dangerous game.
Simon LambertHOST
30:15
That's certainly true and I mean the really big impact that we've seen from these frozen tax thresholds is the number of people being pulled into higher rate tax and where people feel that is that they lose 40% of their pay rise rather than 20% of their pay rise and that has a real impact on how much money they have to spend when you hear the people saying I can't afford to take my family to Pizza Express I can't afford to take my family to Wagamama why do I feel like I'm constantly getting poorer Some of that is to do with the fact that they're paying higher taxes and if their pay rise is keeping pace with inflation, their after pay packet isn't actually keeping pace with inflation because more of it's being eaten by tax.
James TapsfieldGUEST
30:55
They're trying to find ways of getting around this, but the state pension is just about to cross the threshold for paying tax.
James TapsfieldGUEST
31:03
So, you know, they'll be paying you your state pension.

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