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Go to Stuart Goldsmith.com and click the very attractive banner image to find out more. And welcome back to part two. This is the second part of a special episode of

Comedians comedian podcast with Dara O'Brian to celebrate episode 450. In the first half of this part we're going to discuss

Darra's ranking in the comedy world and the struggle of touring a show across the

world as a family man. We're also going to discuss including local references

within a show or whether to simply implement

the Vienna model. That's some absolutely classic Dara. You can join the insiders club at

Patreon.com.com pod where you can watch the full special now. Without further ado here is Daro Brith.

Last time you're on the show we talked about how you couldn't tell if you were the

bottom of the mainstream or the

top of the cult. Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah and I wondered sort of with that in mind

you mentioned at the very beginning of this conversation that you're not in the

Netflix stable and I wondered if you had any

thoughts about not being in the Netflix stable.

I think that I'm never going to be because I think I'm now just too old.

I am, there's a filter of me going, because I'm, I'll be 52 in a couple of weeks time.

The, and anything I say about this is never tended as a complaint or as a thing. I think this is showbiz and there are new generations come along whenever.

It was like when Mock ended.

The, there's an end of like Grant, I had, I was given a really good go and built an audience from it and now there's a kind of a I'm

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