Last one was pretty quick.
No, there's been a lot
of live events, I think, going around, Chris, recently.
And, you know, I know Richard D. Alston toured, didn't he, in the summer? Maybe people have been toured out.
Or the board has spoken out.
Or they don't want to see us
anymore.
Which is fair enough as well.
I think there might be a bit of conspiracy fatigue in me, you know, if I...
Just in general.
I mean, we don't get that because we've always fucking been in it, haven't we? Yeah, yeah.
But I think maybe, you know, if you jump the fence in, which is fair enough as well, by the way, if you jump the fence in 2020, you'll have gone through a frenzy and then maybe there's a bit of fatigue over it all because there's a lot of folk out there doing stuff as well, isn't there?
I think that's part of the reason why a lot of people are calling each other out as well.
That's what I
was just about to say.
That is, I think, why a lot of folk have started calling people shills and this person or that person.
I think that could be a bit of it, to be honest with you.
Because that's what happens, isn't it? You know, if you take a workplace, it starts off happy and everything's fine.
And it can be going fantastic.
And someone always starts causing fucking trouble, don't they? You know, even if everything's brilliant, there's always some kind of...
It never lasts forever, does it?
Well, again, that's that fair, isn't it? Good things don't last forever.
And...
Whether it's a good thing or not, it's true, isn't it? I mean, human nature seems to want to build something up and then destroy it, even if it's destroyed from within.
Yeah.
Last one was pretty quick.
No, there's been a lot
of live events, I think, going around, Chris, recently.
And, you know, I know Richard D. Alston toured, didn't he, in the summer? Maybe people have been toured out.
Or the board has spoken out.
Or they don't want to see us
anymore.
Which is fair enough as well.
I think there might be a bit of conspiracy fatigue in me, you know, if I...
Just in general.
I mean, we don't get that because we've always fucking been in it, haven't we? Yeah, yeah.
But I think maybe, you know, if you jump the fence in, which is fair enough as well, by the way, if you jump the fence in 2020, you'll have gone through a frenzy and then maybe there's a bit of fatigue over it all because there's a lot of folk out there doing stuff as well, isn't there?
I think that's part of the reason why a lot of people are calling each other out as well.
That's what I
was just about to say.
That is, I think, why a lot of folk have started calling people shills and this person or that person.
I think that could be a bit of it, to be honest with you.
Because that's what happens, isn't it? You know, if you take a workplace, it starts off happy and everything's fine.
And it can be going fantastic.
And someone always starts causing fucking trouble, don't they? You know, even if everything's brilliant, there's always some kind of...
It never lasts forever, does it?
Well, again, that's that fair, isn't it? Good things don't last forever.
And...
Whether it's a good thing or not, it's true, isn't it? I mean, human nature seems to want to build something up and then destroy it, even if it's destroyed from within.
Yeah.
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