Hello, hello. Jack. Hello. How are you? Not bad, not bad. I'm feeling pretty cheerful at the moment.

I've had some good news. I thought I found some lumps on one of my beloved cats, but they've

been off to be biopsy. You can come back and believe me. Oh, my goodness. So I'm really

cheerful about that. Oh, well, thank goodness. That's amazing news. Well, I'm very happy about

that too. And what better way to celebrate than talking about Barbie.

Absolutely. Yes. That's what I always do when I'm when I'm feeling happy. I talk about Barbies.

Right. Me too. Totally. I don't think I've had a long conversation about Barbies since I was

12 maybe. I'm not convinced that I've ever had a conversation about Barbies.

Maybe when I was seven, I had a friend who was a girl. I won't say a girl friend because

this is a different thing. You know, and she was explaining Barbies to me. That's probably the

one and only time. What was she explaining to you exactly about Barbies? Oh, well, all the mysteries,

obviously. The new movie explodes them all. I don't know. I have to confess straight away that

I haven't seen it. Look at us. Both of us are doing a Twitter space on a movie that neither

from us have seen. Yeah. Typical limbs to my right talking about stuff they don't know

them about judging things before the video. Well, look, I do know some stuff about Barbies because

I hate to admit this, but as a little kid, I did have quite a collection. And one time I lost

to Barbie at a party when my mom told me not to take it. And I promised her I wouldn't lose it

there. Oh, yeah. And I did lose it. So I was pretty traumatized by that. I had Action Mask,

which is the British version of G.I. Joe. And that's just Barbie for boys really. So it's the same

thing. Right, right. They are like dolls, right? But you can't call them that because men are so

manly. That's right. Girls, girls have dolls. Boys have action figures.

You know, the other day I saw a tweet about a bar of soap that smelled like alcohol and tobacco

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