Sandro Ford

You're getting a bit of that in Wales now, obviously, with the problematic pub comedy.

So Sandro Ford, obviously, have you come across him? So he...

So he had these videos where he's, what I drink in a day.

And it was just him and his Welsh friends drinking.

Oh, okay, yeah

... like if, like if a we- like a, a wee sort of, like, dorky-looking guy walked past and Sandro just, like, fucking ripped into him and made him cry-

Yeah

... me and Michael would go, "That's shan, man.

Yeah.

Because...

And listen, Sandro is a very opinionated person when it comes to a pub and rules for a pub.

Yeah, yeah.

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I'm joined by South Wales' favorite sons, Sandro Ford and Rhys Doing Things.

[clapping] Woo.

[clapping] Lovely.

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I mean, I'm gonna be rubbish at this, 'cause all I know about Wales, really, is Sandro and-

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I mean, what was going on.

The guy had Sandro Ford.

I was up against him.

Fucking.

So every time he spoke, they'd look at me and go, what are you saying? I was like, oh, for fuck's sake.

I would say two things that were very funny.

One, Sandro Ford making fun of you on the Friday nights

was brilliant.

Well, he's gonna have to do it now.

If anyone listening to the podcast wants a, uh, a commission goat pig giraffe piece from Sandro, he's committed, and he said it on here now, and it's a public episode.

Put it out there.

Put it out there.

Down the hatch, lovely.

[laughs] You still doing that with, uh, with, uh, Sandro Ford, are you? Down the hatch, lovely.

There you go.

That's his quote.

How, how does he do it?

Can I...

So when, on the Sandro Ford-

He's a machine