Hi everyone, welcome to this week's episode of No Such Thing as a fish coming to you live from my editing suite straight to your ears.

We are all on holiday this week having a nice relaxing time, enjoying the great British weather.

And so what we have for you is one of our compilation specials loads of fun bits from the last few months that didn't quite fit into the show,

but are really funny, really stupid, really just does messing around.

These are always by favorite episodes, by the way, I absolutely love them.

I genuinely think some of the best bits of fish that we've ever done have been in these compilations,

but it's all sorts of bits, all sorts of subjects, loads and loads of facts, loads and loads of fun that we really, really hope you enjoy it.

We will be back next week with a normal episode with a very special guest, more on that next week.

But for now, I guess all the rest to say is on with the podcast.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast coming to you from four undisclosed locations in the UK.

My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with Anna Toshinsky, James Harkin and Andrew Hunter Murray.

And once again, we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days.

And in a particular order here, we go starting with you Andy.

My fact is that after his death, Anton Chekov was brought back to Russia in a refrigerator weight, in a refrigerated well weight.

A bunk spongebob is going to be doing my fact for me.

I had a friend who used to sleep with his eyes open.

No, military style.

Every now and then we'd be sat in the front room, playing video games or something or just chatting.

And then we'd be like, Rich hasn't spoken for a while.

He'd be sat there with his eyes open and it's how he was asleep.

Are you sure he wasn't just trying to avoid talking to you?

He came up and said, Clever way.

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