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00:00Hello everybody, welcome back to the channel.
00:14My name is Kevin, I'm a geek, you are watching KevinTheGeek and welcome back to another episode
00:19of inside number nine, specifically because it is Friday the 13th.
00:26It is especially good that I am doing this today, though annoyingly I realised that there
00:41is actually an episode of inside number nine, which does actually focus on Friday the 13th.
00:48So next time that there is a Friday the 13th, I will have to do that episode of inside number
00:52nine. But the plan with inside number nine, of course, I'm doing episode three of the first
00:58series today. And then towards the end of October, I'm going to be doing three more episodes. I'll
01:05be doing episodes four, five and six of the first series, which will tie in for Halloween. And then
01:12on Halloween itself, someone actually told me recently that there is a special Halloween
01:20episode of inside number nine, which apparently aired as a live episode. It was all performed
01:28live. So that will be really interesting. So that one I will do on Halloween itself. So yeah,
01:35Halloween this year is going to be pretty much mostly inside number nine and some Halloween
01:40movies. I'm not going to do kind of like I did last year, like really full on into it. But I
01:46definitely want to do inside number nine. I love this show. It's absolutely brilliant. It's so
01:50clever with this twists and turns. If you like things over twists and turns, and obviously I've
01:57been doing the TV show ghosts, and which the episodes which for you guys, by the time you've
02:03seen this would have come out literally on Tuesday just gone. And that one had some twists in it,
02:12which I likened to inside number nine. It is it was like such a big twist. But it felt very similar
02:20to inside number nine. So it's quite apt that I'm doing that this this week. But that's enough
02:24talking. Let's do this episode which is apparently called Tom and Jerry. Hopefully it doesn't feature
02:30a cat and a mouse.
02:33So
02:37so
02:58which one of these is the frumpiest? I'm meant to be choosing my outfit for this audition.
03:03She's meant to be a frumpy spinster. Uh, well, what you're wearing now is good. I haven't changed
03:08yet. I meant out these two. Oh, the blue one. Really? Not this one. Whichever. What you're
03:15auditioning for? D-Day Doris. What? I thought you said D-Day Doris. I did say D-Day Doris. It's a
03:22play about land girls. Sounds like the kind of shit they tore around old people's homes. It is.
03:27I haven't worked for five months, Tom. Beggars can't be choosers. Yeah. Speaking of which,
03:32have you seen that tramp down there? Where? There. Between the parked cars down there, look.
03:40I can't see anything. Well, exactly. What kind of place is that to be a beggar if no one can see him?
03:44Well, he might not be begging. He might be waiting for somebody. Of course he's begging. He's got a polystyrene
03:48cup in front of him. Could be a pavement artist. A piss artist, more like. Yes, well, there but for
03:55the grace of God. What? You're saying I could be a tram? Don't use that word, Tom. What? Tram? Yes.
04:00It's insulting. It's like gypsy or half-caste. You can't say it. Well, whatever it is, I don't like
04:06it. It's weird. Do you want me to walk you to the tube? No, I'll be all right. He's hardly gonna attack a
04:10spinster named Doris, is he? How are you getting on with your marking? Uh, it's all right. I'm giving them
04:16all a wow stamp and every fifth one gets to brilliant. Hmm, I think you should be truthful.
04:20It matters what you write. I remember teacher's comments. If I read all these and mark them all
04:24properly, I'd be here all night. What would you rather be doing? Staring out the window at your little...
04:29What? See, you don't know what to call him either, do you? Tramp's a tramp. I've got to go.
04:35All right, I'm gonna walk to the tube. You don't have to. I am. I love you, Tom. I need some milk anyway.
04:53Okay, not to worry. Ring me when you get home, all right?
04:57No, I've got to go. I think my pizza's around. Okay, yeah, love you. Speak later. Bye.
05:04Hello? I've got your wallet. Pardon? I think I've got your wallet. I found it outside.
05:14Uh, okay, come up.
05:26Oh. Sorry, I just found it. Oh, uh, where was it? By the shops. Oh, I didn't even know I'd lost it.
05:49It's all there. I didn't take anything. Oh, no, no, it's just, uh, I've got some dry cleaning in,
05:56and you know what it's like when you can't find your ticket. I don't do much dry cleaning.
06:02No. Uh, well, look, um, thank you, and I want to give you something. Oh, you don't have to. No,
06:10I'd like to. I've only got twenties. I haven't got any change, have you? I might have a little
06:17bit in my cup. Bloody hell, just give me 20 quid. No, uh, all right, look, I'm going to give you,
06:25I'm going to give you two twenties. No, that's too much. Yeah, it is. Uh, ideally, I would give
06:30you 30, but, um, well, you saved me a lot of hassle, you know, with cancelling cards, and
06:35so thanks. I'm Mig. I'm sorry? My name's Mig. Mig? No, Mig. Two Gs. Yeah, well, steady on. Just
06:44give me two twenties. Sorry, do you want them back? No, I was making a joke about the Gs being
06:49like grands. Two. Anyway, you need to close this door because it's freezing outside. Yeah,
07:00yeah, I know it is. Oh, yeah, of course you do. Well,
07:05thanks. Oh, that's awkward.
07:35Hello? Oh, hi, Tom, it's Mig. Uh, sorry, who is it? Mig, I found your wallet. What, again? No,
07:53before. Can I come in? Uh, I've just got out of the shower. I brought you a present.
08:00Uh, just, uh, wait a minute.
08:17Uh, how did you get in? The door was open. Here, I used the money you gave me. I did have a little
08:26nip. I'm sorry. It's bitter out there tonight. Oh, is it? Well, I just wanted to say thank you.
08:35Well, what for? I haven't done anything. It's just nice to talk to a fellow human.
08:40It makes me feel like I exist. Oh. See you then.
08:48Uh, look, uh, do you want a quick drink?
08:52Sorry? Just a one for the road, one. Oh, I suppose so. Come in. Thanks.
09:01Oh, should I take my shoes off? Uh, if you don't mind.
09:07Oh. Actually, fuck it. Leave them on. It's fine. Thank you.
09:15Right, well, I'll get some glasses, shall I?
09:22Are you afraid I haven't got any ice? Oh, that's all right. I'm cold enough.
09:27Yeah, so you keep saying.
09:34Oh, sorry. Should I not sit here? Do you want me to move? No, no. It's fine. You've done it now.
09:40Uh, best to just contain it. Uh, here you go. Oh, thanks. Uh, cheers. Cheers.
09:52You doing your homework? Yeah, marking. Ancient Egypt's come round again.
10:03I've actually got an assembly tomorrow, so I can't stay up too long. Oh, of course.
10:13It must be a rewarding job, though.
10:15Mm. Yeah, it's all right. Uh, it's not really, uh, what I want to do.
10:21What do you want to do? Uh, well, I'm writing a novel, actually.
10:25Really? What's it about? Uh, well, it's like an English Charles Bukowski.
10:30You won't have heard of him. I know Charles.
10:33Oh, yeah? Which one have you read? No, I mean, I know him. Well, I knew him.
10:37I met him in New York. Really? Because he was a one of you for a while.
10:44Yeah, he took a bit of a shine to me. I spent a few weeks with him while he was writing his
10:50last book, um... Pope?
10:52That's the one. Do you know, I've never actually read it.
10:55Well, I've got a copy of it here.
11:06So, um, what were you like?
11:11CB? He was an amazing man. Do you know, he told me such stories.
11:21Such stories. So much for his assembly in the morning.
11:29Oh. Tom, what are you doing here?
11:34Shouldn't you be at work? What time is it?
11:37It's 20 past 10. Oh, shit.
11:39You're having the assembly. Oh, shit, 12 missed calls.
11:42What have you been doing? It was, uh, it was Meg.
11:45Who? You know, the guy from across the road.
11:48What, the tramp? Yeah, don't call him that.
11:51He's met Charles Bukowski. Has he been in the flat?
11:54He's still here, I think. Meg! Don't! I can't believe this.
11:58You invited a tramp in off the street and got pissed with him.
12:00No, he wasn't like that. He found my wallet. He's been kind.
12:03He's really good anyway. He's given me loads of really good ideas for the novel.
12:06You wait till you meet him. I don't want to meet him.
12:09Get rid of him. You better call the school and make your apologies.
12:13You need that job. You're not a writer yet.
12:15Well, at least I've got a job, DJ Doris. Oh.
12:19Thank you very much. I got offered the job, so piss off, Tom.
12:23Oh. And it's DJ Doris, actually.
12:28Gerry! Oops.
12:30Oh, morning, Tom. I hope you don't mind. I had a bath.
12:33No, that's fine. I left the water in
12:35if you want to... Oh!
12:39No, you're all right, thanks. I'm late for work. I've got to get going.
12:43I'm not being funny, Tom, but is that wise?
12:46I mean, it's one thing missing your assembly,
12:48but you might make it worse if you turn up stinking of booze.
12:53I'd phone in sick if I were you.
12:56Oh, yeah. All right. Well, I'll tell them I'm going just for the afternoon.
13:01So, who's Gerry? Is he your flatmate?
13:03No, it's my girlfriend, Gerry, with an I.
13:05Ah, the mad actress.
13:07Eh? That's what you were calling her last night.
13:11God, I don't remember.
13:12Let me make you some breakfast. I need five eggs and some liver.
13:15Listen, Meg, I think you'd better be making a move. I've got a lot of marking to do
13:19and Gerry's going to be back later on, so... Yeah, that's fine, Tom, but I haven't got any
13:24clothes. What?
13:26You put them all in the bin bag and threw them out last night.
13:30Did I? Yeah.
13:32You said you'd give me some of your clothes so I didn't look like such an incident.
13:36Yeah, I meant indigent. All right, well, I'll sort some stuff out for you.
13:39There's no rush. Sit down. I'll make us that breakfast, shall I?
13:46Right.
13:51Yeah?
13:51Just trying to figure out where we're going with the episode.
13:53I'm sorry.
13:56Thanks.
13:58Right. Three on Kamchatka.
14:01What? Where the hell's Kamchatka?
14:02There. I can bring my infantry over from Alaska.
14:05How?
14:05There's a sea lane across the Pacific.
14:08Um, what have I got now?
14:10Um, New Guinea and Iceland.
14:12Yeah, OK. You know what? You win.
14:14Do you not want to see it through to the end?
14:16It doesn't end. It never ends.
14:17Do you want to play the settlers of Qatar?
14:19No. I just want to have a bath, get something to eat and get ready for school tomorrow.
14:23It's Saturday tomorrow.
14:24Oh, piss off. Even win the days.
14:30Oh.
14:31How long has he been there?
14:36I wish Gerry would phone.
14:41You have no messages.
14:46I'd like to meet this Gerry.
14:47Yeah. You'd like her.
14:50Tom and Gerry.
14:54Her last boyfriend was called Ben.
14:56Ben and Gerry.
14:57No, I'm kidding. Ice cream.
15:01Never mind.
15:02I might get some, actually. A bit peckish. You want anything?
15:04A couple of bottles of red wouldn't go amiss.
15:07Oh, and we're running out of cigarettes.
15:10All right. Well, I'll see you in a minute.
15:11OK. Thanks, Tom. Really appreciate it.
15:18Overstated his welcome a little bit, isn't he?
15:27Hi, this is Tom. Can't get to the phone. Please leave a message.
15:31Hi, Tom. It's Stevie. I'm just checking to see you're OK.
15:35Jackie said you'd phoned in sick.
15:38Shame you missed the assembly. They did you proud.
15:42Except for the saying toot in common.
15:44Dylan said toot in common, which got a good laugh.
15:48And little Mandy had to run out for a wee during Walking on Sunshine.
15:52Everyone sent their love.
15:55I hope you're OK. I know it's not been easy.
15:59Don't call me, will you?
16:01Anyway, hope to see you Monday. Take care. Bye.
16:05Oh, he wasn't in it, was he?
16:07Play message.
16:08Hi, Tom. It's Stevie.
16:10Message deleted.
16:12Oh.
16:12You have no messages.
16:15So, is this later that same day?
16:17Oh.
16:33Oh, dear.
16:37Oh.
16:47Oh.
16:58Well, look who it is.
17:00D-Day Doris finally emerges from the bomb shelter.
17:04Well, he's changed the title.
17:06To what?
17:07Lucy Land Girl.
17:09Much stronger.
17:10Can you close the door, please? It's freezing.
17:13Is it true?
17:14What?
17:14Stevie said that you've resigned from your job.
17:17Yeah. It was a waste of time. I found it childish.
17:20You're a primary school teacher.
17:22Well, I was. I'm a writer now. I create things.
17:25Can I open the window, please? It stinks of pumps.
17:28Shoe pumps or bottom pumps?
17:30Both.
17:31Look, you can't just turn up here after one week and start running my life for me.
17:34I told you I've been rehearsing in Portsmouth all week.
17:36No, you didn't.
17:37Tom, I left you half a dozen messages.
17:40Well, I lost my phone.
17:42Well, that's not my fault, is it?
17:43Look, I spoke to Stevie and he said that if you go in and speak to Mr. Patterson...
17:47I don't want to speak to Mr. Patterson!
17:49I don't want to work, okay?
17:51Mig's gone to the Dole office. He's going to get the signing-on forms.
17:53Mig? You mean the tramp?
17:56He's not a tramp.
17:57Yeah. Well, he's not now, is he? No.
17:59He's got himself a nice little flat. He's using you, Tom.
18:02Oh, you're jealous because he's nicked your idea.
18:05Oh, I'm doing pub theatre. I'm doing Lucy Land Girl.
18:08I haven't got much money this week. Can I stay over at yours?
18:10Oh, can I borrow 50 quid?
18:11Oh...
18:18Nice.
18:22Argh!
18:35Oh, wow.
18:37Oh, wow.
18:42Oh, wow. He's letting himself go.
18:47You have no messages.
18:49Er, sorry, what was that?
18:52You have no messages.
18:55No, er, post either. Are they on strike, do you think?
18:58You have no messages.
19:00I'm waiting for Marjana to come through, running out of money.
19:03Oh, have I, er, got any messages?
19:05You have no messages.
19:07Yeah, thought not.
19:17My birthday today.
19:18Happy birthday.
19:21Didn't get a single card.
19:25Grandma normally sends you on recorded delivery three weeks in advance.
19:30Could have done with that tenner.
19:33Maybe it's in the second post.
19:35Everyone's forgotten about me. I've dropped out of society.
19:38Pot. Five.
19:41Have a beer.
19:43Don't want one.
19:46Well, er, why don't you do the washing up?
19:50Beg your pardon?
19:51If you're so bored. It's been sitting there for two or three days.
19:53Er, whose flat is this?
19:55I'm only saying.
19:56Well, don't say.
19:57Twenty-nine.
19:58I do do it anyway.
19:59With respect, Tom, you don't.
20:01Putting it in some warm water and leaving it does not constitute doing the washing up.
20:05You'll have to soak.
20:06Not for a fortnight.
20:08At some stage, you should really take the things out of the mucky, tea-bag-stained water
20:11and put them on the draining board to dry.
20:13That way, and there's no such word as that,
20:16that way you don't have to start using your collection of Easter egg mugs from years back
20:20just because there's no clean cups left.
20:22Well, why don't you do it, then?
20:23Well, you're still using your little polystyrene tramp cup.
20:25There's no need for that.
20:27There's every need.
20:29You stank when you first came in here.
20:31You stank like a dirty bag of wet washing.
20:33How much washing up did you do then, Annette fucking Newman?
20:37Don't judge me, Tom.
20:43You have no right to judge me.
20:53La, what's la?
20:55A note to follow so.
20:57Oh, fuck this.
21:01Um...
21:09Um...
21:19Thank you, Grandma.
21:21God damn it.
21:25Oh, my words.
21:31Oh.
21:41It's almost like he's becoming the tramp, but with a home.
21:45Hello?
21:47Avon calling. Can you buzz me in?
21:55Tom.
21:57What is that? The Zionist double?
21:59What do you want, Stevie? It's not a good time.
22:01No, I know it's not. I know it's not.
22:03That's why I come bearing Krispy Kremes,
22:05and you and I is gonna have a chat.
22:15Mmm.
22:17Life of grime.
22:21So, how are you, Tom?
22:23Haven't seen you in weeks.
22:25Bearing up?
22:27Yeah, I'm all right.
22:29Not being a nosy parker, but...
22:31HE CHUCKLES
22:33..how are you getting on for money?
22:35I just don't want to think about it.
22:37Well, a few of us at the school have had a whip round.
22:40Now, not everyone took part, naming no-names at Linda Prize.
22:43HE CHUCKLES
22:45And it was up to me to get you something,
22:47so I thought, what would he rather have, cash or body shop vouchers?
22:50So, I got you...
22:52Cash.
22:54No.
22:56Body shop vouchers.
22:58Oh.
23:00Well, I'll just...
23:02Leave them there.
23:04Don't lose them among the debris.
23:06Right.
23:10I'm getting the feeling now you'd rather have had the cash.
23:13No, it's all right. I'll be fine once my benefits start coming through.
23:16In fact, Mig says I'll probably be better off.
23:19Mig? Who's Mig?
23:21He's just a friend.
23:23I've never heard of him. Mystic Mig.
23:26What are your plans for tonight?
23:28Er, nothing.
23:30In that case, why don't you jump in the shower and I'll take us to Wagamama?
23:33We'll have the chicken katsu curry and fuck the diet.
23:36Me, not you.
23:38Yeah, and, er... It's my treat.
23:40I don't want to.
23:43Well...
23:45..I can see you're busy.
23:48Promise me your phone if you want to chat and that.
23:51OK. Bye.
23:53And don't forget about those body shop vouchers.
23:57They might come in handy.
24:01Damn!
24:12God, he's got a royal downward spiral, hasn't he?
24:17Is he there all this time?
24:24Mig's coming out all right after all this, hasn't he?
24:27Bloody hell.
24:46Mig?
24:50You all right?
25:02Hi, Mr Farish, this is Brian from Eastway Electricity.
25:05Just to remind you that as your bill for £126.15 is still outstanding
25:09and as you haven't replied to any of our messages,
25:11we will have to terminate your supply of 1,800 ounces...
25:17Oh, damn!
25:31Bloody hell! What's going on?
25:35Have we done a fuse?
25:37We've been cut off.
25:39Oh, come on, son.
25:41Have you not paid the bill or something?
25:44Where's my money, Mig?
25:46You said my gyro would come.
25:48It will come.
25:50Just takes a little bit of time to process.
25:55Maybe I should take over the rent or the lease or something.
25:58Just till your housing benefit comes through.
26:00How?
26:02Started a new job today.
26:04A new beginning.
26:05What are you doing?
26:07I'm working with kids on an outreach programme.
26:09It's going to be so rewarding.
26:11Here.
26:13Take this.
26:14Oh, no.
26:16This is too much.
26:18I'd like you to have it.
26:20You've done so much for me.
26:22Aw.
26:24Are you running me a bath?
26:26How thoughtful.
26:30I mean, it'll be a cold bath.
26:38Tom?
26:40What are you doing sitting in the dark?
26:43We've been cut off.
26:45I'm so sorry, Cherry.
26:47I miss you so much. Everything's going wrong.
26:50You can't carry on like this, Tom.
26:52Oh, no, please don't leave me.
26:54I'm not going anywhere.
26:57You need to sort your head out.
26:59You're just in a slump.
27:01I know.
27:02And Mig says I'll be all right once my benefits start coming through
27:04and then I can get back to my writing.
27:06Tom.
27:07And maybe I could write a play for you to be in.
27:09There is no Mig.
27:13What?
27:15Look around you.
27:17There's nobody else here.
27:19Where are his things?
27:20Oh, yeah, I threw them out.
27:21Tom.
27:22Mig doesn't exist.
27:24It's just you.
27:26You've invented him to cope with what's been happening.
27:28No, I haven't.
27:29Where is he, then?
27:31Show him to me.
27:36He's in the bathroom.
27:40Come on.
27:53Mig?
27:55Mig?
27:56See?
27:57Tom, you've been depressed for a long, long time.
28:01You just wanted to give yourself an excuse to leave your job,
28:04start drinking, drop out of this life you hated.
28:07I don't.
28:08Charles Bukowski.
28:11You're just a primary school teacher who had a nervous breakdown.
28:15Tom.
28:17I've got to go.
28:18I've got to put my hair in a bun for D-Day Doris.
28:21I thought it was Lucia Lango.
28:23We changed it back.
28:26We'll get through this, Tom.
28:28You just have to be strong.
28:30But Mig...
28:31No.
28:33Get this Mig out of your head once and for all.
28:37Love you.
28:47Hello.
28:48Everything all right, Tom?
28:59And instead of saying bombs, barrage balloons and blackouts,
29:03I came out with bombs, blackout balloons and barrages.
29:07I don't know where it came from.
29:09Tim just looked at me and I could tell he was going to go.
29:16Well, this is a transformation.
29:18You look like a new man.
29:20Well, I've got you to thank for that.
29:22I don't know what I'd do without you.
29:28Who's that?
29:33I haven't really had a...
29:35Hello. Hi, it's Stevie.
29:37Come up.
29:39Stevie.
29:42Hello, stranger.
29:44I'm on a Costa run for rebuilder, so I thought I'd just scooch round.
29:47You're looking well. Yeah, well, I feel a lot better, thanks.
29:50Oh, that World's Little Gummish look was doing you no favours.
29:53Now, we are all missing you still.
29:55They've got that awful supply teacher in.
29:57You know the one who can't say her S's?
29:59She's up for eight.
30:00That's the one.
30:01You might reconsider.
30:03No, I just... I need a bit more time.
30:05I know you've been through a lot and it hasn't been easy,
30:08but it might do you good to get back to work.
30:10Well, that's what Gerry's been telling me.
30:12Come through anyway, I'll tell her you're here.
30:15Gerry!
30:17Gerry!
30:18Where's she gone?
30:20Stevie's here.
30:22Tom.
30:23She was just here.
30:27Gerry died, Tom.
30:29Do you remember?
30:30In the car accident.
30:32No, no, but I was only just talking to her a second ago.
30:35We all said you came back to work too soon.
30:39I knew you loved her very much.
30:42But it's time to let her go, Tom.
30:45Erm, her?
30:46She saved me. She saved me from Mig.
30:50I'll get you a tablet.
30:57Tom.
31:00Oh, my God.
31:02What have you done?
31:08That's just Mig.
31:10He's not real.
31:12Come and have a coffee.
31:14Gerry's just putting the kettle on.
31:16Erm...
31:29Ah!
31:32Oh, my word.
31:35Oh, my word.
31:40Wow.
31:44Oh, my word.
31:46Erm...
31:51Erm...
31:55What do I even say to that?
31:58Erm...
31:59So...
32:03So...
32:04Right, let me figure that out in my head.
32:07So, Gerry died.
32:12Then seemingly some while after,
32:14that's where we see Tom at the start of this episode.
32:17He's talking to her.
32:19He's sort of imagined her in his head.
32:22Er, as a way of, I don't know, I guess,
32:25coping with the grief or part of a mental breakdown or whatever.
32:30So, Mig, who seemingly really was a homeless man,
32:36really did find his wallet,
32:39I'm guessing maybe did overstay his welcome
32:42and maybe take advantage of Tom in that mindset
32:50to help pick himself back up.
32:54And then Tom actually murdered Mig.
32:58Oh, my word.
33:00I mean, my only criticism with that shock ending,
33:05and it was a shock, I mean,
33:08that really caught me by surprise.
33:10Erm...
33:13He's supposedly cleaned himself up,
33:15he's cleaned up the flat and he's, you know,
33:17and he's obviously, like, he's cut his hair,
33:19he's got rid of the beard and everything,
33:21so he's, like, back to normal.
33:26How would he have showered?
33:28Because Mig is clearly in there
33:30and he's probably been in there for a while.
33:34Unless...
33:38I don't know, unless him and his beard and everything like that,
33:42was that a figment of his imagination?
33:44I don't know!
33:45I mean, wow!
33:47That was a great episode
33:50and what a great depiction
33:54of, you know, going through a grieving process
33:59and the mental anguish that kind of comes for that.
34:04Wow!
34:06I did not see that ending at all.
34:08That was a bloody good episode.
34:11That was really, really good.
34:14Oh, so that's now...
34:17How many episodes have I done of Inside Number 9?
34:19We've done one,
34:21it'll be two, three, four...
34:25So this will be the fifth episode that we've done
34:27because obviously I've done...
34:28Now, the first three episodes of Series 1
34:30did a Christmas episode
34:32and I did the 3x3 episode.
34:36Damn!
34:37Damn, that is just...
34:42Yeah.
34:44That was mind-boggling.
34:46So join me next month for four episodes of Inside Number 9.
34:52I haven't decided yet whether I'll do one for Christmas or not
34:55because I know there are a couple more
34:57Christmas-related episodes that I could do.
35:00I'll have to decide whether I do that or not.
35:05But yeah.
35:06Damn.
35:07Just damn!
35:09Wow, what did you think of that?
35:10Drop your comments down below,
35:11subscribe to the channel if you're new,
35:13join the Patreon,
35:14all the usual bits and bobs.
35:15But that's going to do it
35:16for this Friday the 13th episode of Inside Number 9.
35:21And come back next month
35:23for episodes 4, 5 and 6 at some point
35:26and all the rest of the content that's on the channel as well.
35:29That's going to do it for today.
35:30Thanks so much for watching.
35:32For now, my name's Kevin.
35:33I'm a geek.
35:34You've been watching Kevin the Geek.
35:37Goodbye.