Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast, I'm Matt Shirley.

Coming up on today's episode PMQ's unpacked, it's the last PMQ's before MP's head off.

On their recess, Tim Shipman joins me to pause the action live from the House of Commons

to analyse what goes on between Boris Johnson and Kirstoff.

Before that, though, as ever, it's our columnist panel, on Wednesday it should be Albert,

no Alice Thompson this week, so instead we've got Manvine Werner and Robert Crampton.

I'm just talking about things in West Johnson, that's the thing.

One of the things that I've discovered, partly because I've been going on looking at jobs

centre websites, and one of my favourites is for a pot wash at Pizza Express, which seems

to be a job that comes up a lot, obviously washing the plates.

For the ad says, we love clean plates, whether they're licked clean by our customers or

made squeaky clean by our kitchen portas, where would our restaurants be without sparkling

plates, which raises the worry and prosper, if you go into Pizza Express, your plate might

have been licked clean by a previous customer.

It's century-level stuff, isn't it, having a clean plate.

It shouldn't be something you needed to kind of boast about.

I'd like them all to be washed by the porters.

I don't think being licked clean by a customer is sufficient.

The boasting about them being clean is not...

No, that's a essential part of the question, isn't it, Edward?

I thought that's now.

Anyway, we're a big fan of it, but we're not going to talk about Pizza Express.

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