Ant’s Lime Bike Fury & Dec’s Crop Top

On this week's bonus episode, the boys dive into your voice notes, Ant's furious with Lime bikes and Dec's been spotted wearing a crop top. Plus, they look back on pranking the Backstreet Boys, deliver an all important verdict on Monster Munch, and reveal their golfing handicaps and favourite courses. As always we love to hear from you, so keep your correspondence coming to [email protected]. Be sure to sign off your email with the name you'd like us to use. If you'd rather we didn't mention your surname, simply leave it out. And if you'd like a full name shout out, throw the whole thing in there. 00:00 - Dec Helps Out A Fellow Shopper04:30 - “I Bet He Rides A Bike”08:40 - Lost Voice Guys11:10 - Roast Dinner With The Backstreet Boys15:30 - The Monster Munch Debate26:00 - Great Golfy Question ----- By commenting on this channel you acknowledge that your comments and username may occasionally be featured, discussed or read out in our podcast, videos and social media content. Your personal data will be handled in accordance with applicable data protection laws and will only be retained for as long as is reasonably necessary for production, editorial, legal and compliance purposes. You can read more about our privacy policy at: ⁠https://www.mitrestudios.com/privacy-policy/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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• 1:38Ant McPartlin?

  Hello, everybody. Welcome once again to Hanging Out with me and him. This is The Hangout. Right, is it fun? Let's do it.

• 1:47Declan Donnelly?

  Lovely to be with you again here in The Hangout. We've got a voice note episode.

• 1:53Ant McPartlin?

  Fornice episode. The banana phone is back.

• 1:56Declan Donnelly?

  Must be voice notes. How have you been, you been all right?

• 1:59Ant McPartlin?

  Cool, man.

• 1:59Declan Donnelly?

  Before we get into it?

• 2:00Ant McPartlin?

  I'm cool. How are you?

• 2:01Declan Donnelly?

  I'm good. I had a little bit of a fright the other day. Well, I gave somebody a fright.

• 2:04Ant McPartlin?

  Did you? Took your clothes off.

• 2:07Declan Donnelly?

  Actually, you're not far off.

• 2:09Ant McPartlin?

  Really?

• 2:09Declan Donnelly?

  Mm-hmm. I was in the changing rooms. I was out shopping for a couple of little summer t-shirts.

• 2:17Ant McPartlin?

  That makes me think that it's like a crop top.

• 2:20Declan Donnelly?

  Why would you think that? That's your mind.

• 2:23Ant McPartlin?

  A couple of little summer t-shirts and this little bit.

• 2:28Declan Donnelly?

  I was in Marks and Spencer's. This is not a sponsored bit, but Marks and Spencer's are absolutely killing it at the moment.

• 2:34Ant McPartlin?

  Oh, they are.

• 2:35Declan Donnelly?

  On menswear. Aren't they killing it?

• 2:37Speaker 04

  They've got the old buyer from Topshop.

• 2:39Declan Donnelly?

  Is that what it is?

• 2:40Ant McPartlin?

  Is that what it is?

• 2:40Speaker 04

  Yeah, they're very cool now.

• 2:42Declan Donnelly?

  The Marks and Spencer's fashions are spot on this summer.

• 2:46Ant McPartlin?

  Okay, now it does sound like an ad.

• 2:48Declan Donnelly?

  Well, anyway.

• 2:48Ant McPartlin?

  So I should be getting free stuff.

• 2:50Declan Donnelly?

  Basically, I was in Marks the other day. I was in the changing room trying them on. And I heard the guy in the next cubicle, and he was kind of grunting. And he was telling himself, he was like, 36 long. And then he's like.

• 3:04Ant McPartlin?

  Definitely wasn't you, 36 long.

• 3:06Declan Donnelly?

  It wasn't me. And then he got another one, and he went, 36 regular.

• 3:13Declan Donnelly?

  And so anyway, I'd finished trying on my little crop tops.

• 3:16Ant McPartlin?

  That's all, yeah.

• 3:17Declan Donnelly?

  I was out, and you know, when you put some stuff back on the rail that you're not going to buy. So I was putting stuff on the rail anyway. Curtain goes from behind me. Excuse me, mate, can I have these in a 38 long? I turned around, he went, oh my god. Sorry, I thought you worked here. Oh, no, I don't work here. He went, I know you don't work here.

• 3:39Declan Donnelly?

  Well, yeah, he got a bit of a fright.

• 3:41Ant McPartlin?

  But you were fully clothed at that point?

• 3:43Declan Donnelly?

  I was fully clothed. I was fully clothed. So I left the crop tops that I wasn't buying, and I took the crop tops that I did buy. But yeah, so I gave him a little fright.

• 3:50Ant McPartlin?

  What did you try your t-shirts on with?

• 3:53Declan Donnelly?

  What do you mean?

• 3:54Ant McPartlin?

  What did you have on your bottom half?

• 3:56Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, what did I have on my bottom? Shorts.

• 3:58Ant McPartlin?

  Crop top and shorts? Wow.

• 4:01Declan Donnelly?

  And you know I don't traditionally wear shorts, do I?

• 4:03Ant McPartlin?

  You don't?

• 4:03Declan Donnelly?

  Not on the telly, anyway.

• 4:04Ant McPartlin?

  Never got his legs out on telly, ever?

• 4:07Declan Donnelly?

  I have. I have. This is a myth. Um, yeah, a little pair of shorts.

• 4:12Ant McPartlin?

  Well, I can't.

• 4:13Declan Donnelly?

  Not that they were little. The shorts weren't little.

• 4:18Ant McPartlin?

  Surely shorts a lot on you.

• 4:21Declan Donnelly?

  Not like normal trousers.

• 4:23Ant McPartlin?

  I can't join in.

• 4:25Declan Donnelly?

  Why?

• 4:25Ant McPartlin?

  Because I've been shopping for so long.

• 4:27Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 4:27Ant McPartlin?

  I'm so bored right now. This is so hard, guys.

• 4:32Declan Donnelly?

  What are you got?

• 4:32Ant McPartlin?

  It's so bloody hard.

• 4:35Declan Donnelly?

  So when you go on your summer holidays, are you just wearing like last season's summer clothes?

• 4:39Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, but who cares about that? Do you know what I mean though?

• 4:43Ant McPartlin?

  No, who cares? Like, it's a short sleeve shirt or shorts.

• 4:47Declan Donnelly?

  Isn't there something lovely about going on holiday and going, oh, I can't wait to wear that new thing?

• 4:52Ant McPartlin?

  Crisps?

• 4:53Declan Donnelly?

  Can't wait to wear these crisps.

• 4:57Ant McPartlin?

  Well, no, we're very lucky because we do, I'm a Celebrity in the Sunshine, and we did I'm a Celebrity South Africa in the Sunshine. So all of the short sleeve shirts that we had on that, we get given at the end of it. So it always feels like I've been shopping anywhere.

• 5:13Declan Donnelly?

  That's true.

• 5:14Ant McPartlin?

  So I don't need extra.

• 5:15Declan Donnelly?

  That's true.

• 5:15Ant McPartlin?

  You see?

• 5:16Declan Donnelly?

  Short sleeve shirts. It's a good tongue twister, isn't it?

• 5:19Ant McPartlin?

  That's a good tongue twister, yeah.

• 5:19Declan Donnelly?

  Anybody got any good tongue twisters?

• 5:22Ant McPartlin?

  I've actually got loads. Ah, yeah.

• 5:24Declan Donnelly?

  Do the space one.

• 5:25Ant McPartlin?

  There's a chip shop in space that sells spaceship shaped chips.

• 5:27Declan Donnelly?

  There's a chip shop in space that sells chip shop chips.

• 5:30Ant McPartlin?

  There's just, there's just.

• 5:32Declan Donnelly?

  There's a chip shop.

• 5:32Ant McPartlin?

  I can't do it with him doing it.

• 5:34Declan Donnelly?

  There's a chip shop in space that sells space raiders. Space what? Space ship shaped.

• 5:41Ant McPartlin?

  Space ship chip chips.

• 5:42Declan Donnelly?

  Right, do it together.

• 5:43Ant McPartlin?

  There's a chip shop. I've got to, I've got to begin a bit wrong now.

• 5:48Declan Donnelly?

  There's a chip shop in space that sells spaceship chips.

• 5:52Ant McPartlin?

  Hello, who's on the phone?

• 5:54Declan Donnelly?

  She does some voicemails.

• 5:55Ant McPartlin?

  Come on, let's get on with it.

• 5:56Declan Donnelly?

  Let's get some voice notes.

• 5:57Ant McPartlin?

  I look forward to this episode a lot because A, I like hearing your voice, and B, I like hearing your questions.

• 6:06Declan Donnelly?

  Who's on line one?

• 6:06Speaker 05

  Hi, this is Jonathan from Coventry. And what I'd like to know is if you ever learnt to ride bikes as kids? And if you did, do you still ride them now?

• 6:16Declan Donnelly?

  Hi, Jonathan. Thanks for.

• 6:18Ant McPartlin?

  You sound like a very well educated man if you're listening to this podcast.

• 6:22Declan Donnelly?

  Interesting. I like it.

• 6:25Ant McPartlin?

  Sounds like you've got a twisty moustache, and I bet he rides a bike.

• 6:29Declan Donnelly?

  A penny farthing.

• 6:30Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, a penny farthing, yeah. Or one of those fixed gear bikes that are really hard to ride.

• 6:35Declan Donnelly?

  What are they?

• 6:35Ant McPartlin?

  All the trendy people ride them, like Shoreditch in London.

• 6:38Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, do they?

• 6:39Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah. It's like fixed, there's no gears, so everything's just, it's a bit like Keep Bikes as Kids.

• 6:44Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, okay. Um, yes, we did learn to ride bikes as kids.

• 6:49Ant McPartlin?

  Yes, we did.

• 6:50Declan Donnelly?

  Um, I had a BMX with yellow mag wheels.

• 6:53Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, wow.

• 6:54Declan Donnelly?

  BMX is still a thing with you trendy kids?

• 6:56Speaker 06

  Did you go to the ramps on your BMX?

• 6:58Ant McPartlin?

  Nah, just down the hills, there's no ramps.

• 7:00Declan Donnelly?

  I built, I built a ramp, I built a ramp in the back street with a few bricks and a bit of wood.

• 7:05Ant McPartlin?

  Did it work though?

• 7:06Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, it worked, yeah.

• 7:07Ant McPartlin?

  It did?

• 7:07Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 7:08Ant McPartlin?

  Didn't fall off into yourself?

• 7:09Declan Donnelly?

  Not then, not, that was until later and we'd just sat on the tigway. Oh yeah. Um, do you still ride a bike nowadays?

• 7:15Ant McPartlin?

  I ride a motorbike.

• 7:17Speaker 06

  Do you guys ride your bikes together still now?

• 7:21Ant McPartlin?

  No, we didn't ride bikes on Biker Grove.

• 7:24Declan Donnelly?

  Biker Grove had nothing to do with bikes.

• 7:26Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, we swam together and then rode on bikes together. Um. Two went from Biker Grove.

• 7:29Declan Donnelly?

  I, I have a bike.

• 7:32Ant McPartlin?

  I've got a bike.

• 7:33Declan Donnelly?

  But I don't really use it very much.

• 7:35Ant McPartlin?

  No, I don't.

• 7:36Speaker 06

  When was the last time you were sat on a bike, seen on a bike?

• 7:39Declan Donnelly?

  Seen on a bike as.

• 7:40Speaker 06

  On a bike, you had a bike under you.

• 7:44Ant McPartlin?

  Oh, we had a bike under us. When was the last time?

• 7:47Declan Donnelly?

  When was the last time you had a bike under you?

• 7:48Ant McPartlin?

  Uh, last time I had a bike under me was on holiday, I think.

• 7:51Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, probably.

• 7:52Ant McPartlin?

  When I was, uh, it was one of those resorts where to get round the resort.

• 7:56Declan Donnelly?

  You have to have a bike.

• 7:58Ant McPartlin?

  That was good.

• 7:58Declan Donnelly?

  Very trendy.

• 8:00Ant McPartlin?

  Have I ever been on a Lime bike? Yeah.

• 8:02Speaker 06

  Have you?

• 8:02Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah. What do you mean? Why are you so shocked at that? Cause I've been on a Lime bike. There was a period where people, where I used to live, used to leave their Lime bikes outside the, my house.

• 8:11Declan Donnelly?

  Oh.

• 8:12Ant McPartlin?

  Just outside the gates. I got so angry and one day I kicked them all down. But I was told I had, uh, anger issues by the kids. I don't have anger issues. I was just angry at the people who kept leaving. There were like four of them. And then every day I'd go out and it's, it's as if they knew it was winding me up. And there would be one parked outside my house every day. So I was like, ah, come with us and kicked it over.

• 8:35Declan Donnelly?

  We'll have to bleep that.

• 8:36Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 8:38Ant McPartlin?

  But that's not anger issues.

• 8:39Declan Donnelly?

  Is it not?

• 8:39Ant McPartlin?

  I was just angry. That's not anger, anger issues, you're angry at everything.

• 8:44Declan Donnelly?

  Yes.

• 8:44Speaker 06

  Is that why you moved out of London?

• 8:46Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, I had to move out of London because people were parking bikes in front of my house. This'll be a story now in the Daily Mail. And I, and I'm here for it. I'm fury at Lime bikes.

• 8:58Ant McPartlin?

  Have you ridden a line bike?

• 8:59Declan Donnelly?

  Don't know if I have.

• 9:00Speaker 06

  We should do it as part of the It's fun experience, yeah.

• 9:03Ant McPartlin?

  Is it? It is fun, yeah.

• 9:04Declan Donnelly?

  But I've got my own bike, I'll just go on that.

• 9:06Speaker 06

  It goes so fast.

• 9:07Ant McPartlin?

  You go faster on a line bike?

• 9:08Speaker 06

  Yeah.

• 9:08Ant McPartlin?

  Because they're electric.

• 9:10Declan Donnelly?

  I'm not bothered about that. I go fast when I do.

• 9:12Ant McPartlin?

  You're not bothered about going fast?

• 9:13Declan Donnelly?

  I go fast when I do my legs like that.

• 9:16Ant McPartlin?

  When it goes downhill, it goes fast. I've still got, I've still got to be a Mex.

• 9:21Declan Donnelly?

  Have you?

• 9:21Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 9:22Declan Donnelly?

  Haven't you?

• 9:22Ant McPartlin?

  I do.

• 9:23Declan Donnelly?

  Ah, I thought about getting a BMX though.

• 9:25Ant McPartlin?

  Look how excited he is.

• 9:26Declan Donnelly?

  Honestly.

• 9:26Ant McPartlin?

  Shall I bring it in?

• 9:27Declan Donnelly?

  Yes. Yes!

• 9:28Ant McPartlin?

  Good, okay, we'll pump up the tyres. Because the tyre, I haven't used it in so long.

• 9:33Speaker 06

  Oh yeah, backies, backies.

• 9:35Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, you can do a backer.

• 9:36Speaker 06

  Is that what you call it?

• 9:37Declan Donnelly?

  Backer, yeah, can have a backer.

• 9:39Speaker 06

  It varies where you're from in the country, what you call that.

• 9:40Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, I bet it does vary where you're from in the country, whatever you call that. A hundred people you just said.

• 9:47Ant McPartlin?

  Because we might cut your bit out in the queue now.

• 9:51Declan Donnelly?

  What do you call it? A backy?

• 9:53Ant McPartlin?

  A backy?

• 9:53Speaker 06

  I call it a backy.

• 9:54Ant McPartlin?

  That's what you put in your cigarette paper, isn't it?

• 9:56Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, that's that.

• 9:56Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah. In Newcastle, you call it a backer. Because a backer. Uh, that was, I think we gave a really fully rounded answer there.

• 10:04Declan Donnelly?

  Yes, we did. Jonathan, thank you for that question. It was very good.

• 10:07Ant McPartlin?

  Love to your moustache. Right, next voice now.

• 10:10Speaker 06

  Hey, Lizzie here, originally from Whitley Bay and now living in Auckland, New Zealand.

• 10:16Ant McPartlin?

  Ooh.

• 10:17Speaker 06

  And as you can hear, lads, I have lost my voice.

• 10:19Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 10:20Speaker 06

  It's been rather challenging at work this week.

• 10:22Ant McPartlin?

  Why are you doing this then?

• 10:22Speaker 06

  My question to you is, have either of you ever lost your voice before a big event? What was it? When was it? And how did you get around it? Love the pod and yeah, take care to all the team. Bye.

• 10:37Declan Donnelly?

  Ah, thanks, Lizzie. She sounds lovely.

• 10:39Ant McPartlin?

  She sounds lovely. I'll answer the last bit first. The best way to go around it and fix it is by not speaking. So she's, she's ruined that.

• 10:47Declan Donnelly?

  When we do Britain's Got Talent and all the singers are on there and they can't, because they've done so much rehearsal and so much practising, that when they're down on set and we're rehearsing with them, they're not allowed to talk.

• 10:57Ant McPartlin?

  No.

• 10:58Declan Donnelly?

  And there were a little sign around their neck with a sign and it just says, "Don't talk to me, I'm on voice rest." So.

• 11:04Ant McPartlin?

  It's true.

• 11:05Declan Donnelly?

  And we go, "How are you? How's your rehearsal been going?" And they just go, "Mm."

• 11:08Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 11:09Declan Donnelly?

  "Mm."

• 11:09Ant McPartlin?

  Part of the sign. I lost my voice badly on the last series of Armed Celebrity.

• 11:16Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, you did.

• 11:16Ant McPartlin?

  On the last series in Australia, didn't you?

• 11:18Declan Donnelly?

  You did, didn't you?

• 11:18Ant McPartlin?

  I had to take steroids and everything to try and.

• 11:21Declan Donnelly?

  Eat.

• 11:22Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, go riding up.

• 11:23Declan Donnelly?

  Just wanted to bulk up.

• 11:24Ant McPartlin?

  To try and make it better, but it took, it took a while.

• 11:27Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, it did.

• 11:28Ant McPartlin?

  It really, the rest of me felt fine. I didn't feel like I had a cold or anything, which my voice was just gone.

• 11:33Declan Donnelly?

  So it wasn't a cold or a flu?

• 11:35Ant McPartlin?

  Nah.

• 11:36Declan Donnelly?

  The voice went?

• 11:36Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, my voice just went.

• 11:37Declan Donnelly?

  Isn't that funny?

• 11:39Ant McPartlin?

  But just got on with it.

• 11:41Declan Donnelly?

  I usually lose mine.

• 11:42Ant McPartlin?

  The show must go on.

• 11:44Declan Donnelly?

  And it did. I usually lose mine when we be doing a lot of talking, so after a series of something.

• 11:50Ant McPartlin?

  Right.

• 11:51Declan Donnelly?

  And we get to the end of the series and then you, you know, when your body knows that you're gonna have a little bit of break and you normally get ill.

• 11:56Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 11:56Declan Donnelly?

  That's when I normally lose my voice. So I don't lose it before the show. I always lose it after the show.

• 12:01Ant McPartlin?

  Do you ever lose it after we do a podcast? Cause this is where you would do your most talking.

• 12:07Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah. No, no. I don't talk that much really.

• 12:12Ant McPartlin?

  On the podcast?

• 12:13Declan Donnelly?

  Hmm.

• 12:13Ant McPartlin?

  You do? And you talk over me a lot?

• 12:18Declan Donnelly?

  I don't think I do, do I, do I?

• 12:20Ant McPartlin?

  Talk over me?

• 12:21Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 12:22Ant McPartlin?

  I'll talk a lot.

• 12:22Declan Donnelly?

  I can't remember the last.

• 12:24Ant McPartlin?

  What? What are you talking about? Yeah, you do talk over me all the time. Yeah, yeah, no, you do. Get well soon, Lizzy.

• 12:30Declan Donnelly?

  Thank you, Lizzy, and lots of love down under.

• 12:33Ant McPartlin?

  Porch.

• 12:34Declan Donnelly?

  Lots of love to New Zealand.

• 12:35Ant McPartlin?

  Lots of love down under.

• 12:39Declan Donnelly?

  Right.

• 12:41Ant McPartlin?

  Next message, please.

• 12:44Speaker 06

  Hi, Anne and Dec. It's Sally Anne here. I first came to see you in 1995, Aupsit Shurigen. Your support act was the Backstreet Boys. How did this come about?

• 12:57Declan Donnelly?

  Thank you, Sally Anne.

• 12:57Ant McPartlin?

  Lovely and short. Thank you, Sally. Lovely short question there.

• 13:01Declan Donnelly?

  Thank you, Sally Anne.

• 13:02Ant McPartlin?

  That does surprise people that our warm-up act or support act on our tour was the Backstreet Boys.

• 13:10Ant McPartlin?

  But she's absolutely correct, it was. And they, I don't know how it came about, I think the record company, you know, asked for them to go on our bill. And I think they pay you to get on the, I'm sure they did, didn't they? They paid us to get on the tour. So we put that money towards, you know, putting the tour on. And then.

• 13:27Declan Donnelly?

  And on crisps and snacks.

• 13:28Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, on our rider. And we couldn't quite believe them when we first saw them. We thought, we would watch the Backstreet Boys from the side of stage before we went on. And we were like, what is this? This is never gonna work. This is so cheesy.

• 13:46Declan Donnelly?

  Well, it's because they were a five-piece American boy band, and they would do this bit in the show where they'd got a fan out of the audience, and they bring her up onto the stage, and then a little table comes out with a red and white check tablecloth.

• 13:57Ant McPartlin?

  And a rose.

• 13:58Declan Donnelly?

  And a rose. And she sits there, and they all gather around her, and they all sing to her. And we used to stand in the wings.

• 14:04Ant McPartlin?

  We're like, oh my god, this is cheese on toast.

• 14:07Declan Donnelly?

  Well, this is never gonna work. These girls are gonna see through these guys. This is so bad.

• 14:12Ant McPartlin?

  Cut to a hundred million album sales later, and they were the biggest band in the world, and PJ Duncan were no more. So what do we know?

• 14:20Declan Donnelly?

  Well, yeah, they were lovely lads. They came on tour with us. We used to sit in catering before the show.

• 14:25Ant McPartlin?

  We did.

• 14:26Declan Donnelly?

  And have, uh, have, uh.

• 14:28Ant McPartlin?

  Cheese on toast.

• 14:30Declan Donnelly?

  I remember one day we had a, do you remember we had a roast dinner? It must have been a Sunday, we were doing a show, and we had roasts. And they were like, what is this? In the Yorkshire pudding? And, uh, we had all the condiments out, and they go, and they were going, like, what, what sauce do you put on, on a, on a roast dinner? What is it? And they picked up a bottle of HP sauce, and they go, this one? I went, yeah, yeah, yeah. Put that all over it, see?

• 14:52Ant McPartlin?

  Oh my god, we were mean girls. We were mean girls. We were, we were the mean girls.

• 14:57Declan Donnelly?

  They loved it. They absolutely loved it. It was the tall one. Who's the tall one? The really tall one?

• 15:04Ant McPartlin?

  Well, at the time, we used to just call them all Billy Backstreet.

• 15:09Ant McPartlin?

  It saves learning their names and they were like kinda cool with it.

• 15:11Declan Donnelly?

  Kevin? Was the tall one Kevin?

• 15:13Speaker 04

  Kevin.

• 15:14Declan Donnelly?

  Kevin.

• 15:14Ant McPartlin?

  Billy Backstreet.

• 15:15Speaker 04

  Six foot one.

• 15:16Declan Donnelly?

  I remember playing Wolverhampton Civic Hall and they came just beforehand.

• 15:22Declan Donnelly?

  Hey guys, how do you pronounce this place? Is it Wolverhampton? Yes, that's exactly how you.

• 15:28Ant McPartlin?

  We were mean girls. I'll say it again, we were mean girls.

• 15:31Declan Donnelly?

  Is it W or is it a V? Or is it a V? Wolverhampton?

• 15:35Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, it's like, it's like how the Germans pronounce it, that's right. The Germans pronounce the W as a V.

• 15:41Declan Donnelly?

  God, we were horrible.

• 15:42Ant McPartlin?

  Mean girls, we were mean girls.

• 15:46Declan Donnelly?

  But they were lovely lads.

• 15:48Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, you keep saying that, you keep trying to write it down and then you keep remembering things when you were mean to them.

• 15:54Declan Donnelly?

  They've had a lot of success since and I'm dead happy for them.

• 16:00Ant McPartlin?

  Come on.

• 16:03Speaker 07

  Hi Ant and Dec, I'm Florian and listening from Austria.

• 16:06Declan Donnelly?

  Woo!

• 16:06Speaker 07

  As you're always raving about your butchered sausages, I wanted to know if you have ever tried Austrian sausages like Sachow Wurstel?

• 16:16Declan Donnelly?

  Sorry, say it again?

• 16:18Ant McPartlin?

  Just repeat the last bit.

• 16:20Speaker 07

  Austrian sausages like Sachow Wurstel.

• 16:22Declan Donnelly?

  Slap them, slap them. Have you ever tried a Slap them, slap them?

• 16:25Ant McPartlin?

  I don't think I've had a Slap them, slap them.

• 16:28Declan Donnelly?

  I've never had an Austrian sausage.

• 16:30Ant McPartlin?

  No, I haven't had an Austrian sausage.

• 16:31Declan Donnelly?

  Florian, this is a great idea.

• 16:33Ant McPartlin?

  I've had Frankfurters from Germany, Bratwurst, I've had all that kind of German sausage.

• 16:40Declan Donnelly?

  I haven't had an Austrian sausage.

• 16:41Ant McPartlin?

  But I don't think I've had an Austrian sausage. What's an Austrian sausage? Austrian sausage? Austrian sausage?

• 16:50Ant McPartlin?

  Where do you buy such a thing?

• 16:51Declan Donnelly?

  Where do you get your hands on an Austrian sausage in London?

• 16:54Ant McPartlin?

  Depends what bar you go to.

• 16:55Declan Donnelly?

  Austria, yeah.

• 16:58Declan Donnelly?

  Who's on line three?

• 16:59Speaker 04

  Alright lads, it's Lois here from Sunderland. First off, why is Sunderland not pinned on your map yet? Can we sort that out ASAP please? I think we deserve it after doing the double on you this season. Anyway, I just wanted to touch on retro crisps, specifically Munster Munch. So basically, Ant said that the way he likes to eat those crisps is to bite off each of the toes and then eat the circle.

• 17:23Ant McPartlin?

  That's right, pet.

• 17:24Speaker 04

  Well, apparently, those aren't toes. If you were to stand that crisp up in front of you right now on your table and have a look at it, they are legs, two arms on the sides, and the circle is kind of like the head body. So I just want to know what you guys think. Do you think it's a foot or do you think it's a full-on Munster with arms and legs? Anyway, I would love to have yours over for a sleepover at mine. However, I don't have an on suite. My wifi is pretty sketchy and my fridge is always empty because I don't ever do a big shop. And I just want to give the pod and YouTube and you guys a solid eight bananas. I absolutely love yous. Hi to Heckler's Corner, yous are doing amazing. And yeah, respect guys.

• 18:09Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, what a brilliant message.

• 18:10Ant McPartlin?

  What amazingly long message. How long was that?

• 18:15Declan Donnelly?

  What a lovely message though.

• 18:16Ant McPartlin?

  Great message, great question, great throw of the Munster Munch. You couldn't make it land like that if I give you a million tries.

• 18:25Ant McPartlin?

  That's like a fifty pence piece has landed on its side after a coin toss. That's, that's, uh, okay, past the pigs.

• 18:34Declan Donnelly?

  Oh yeah, Megan Megan.

• 18:35Ant McPartlin?

  Give, Megan Megan. Hold on a second.

• 18:39Declan Donnelly?

  So?

• 18:40Ant McPartlin?

  Right, I've got a bag of Munster Munch. I am opening them up. They are pickled onion flavour.

• 18:45Declan Donnelly?

  I always thought they were Munster feet.

• 18:46Ant McPartlin?

  I did.

• 18:49Ant McPartlin?

  That's small, I don't even remember, isn't it? So hold on, upside down like that. And then Munster's legs. I don't think it helps that you don't have the cartoon Munster on the front as reference. Do you know what I mean? What are you, what are you reading it for?

• 19:03Declan Donnelly?

  They're really good.

• 19:04Ant McPartlin?

  So that's not its feet.

• 19:06Declan Donnelly?

  Well.

• 19:07Ant McPartlin?

  I mean, you couldn't really bite them. The way I remember them, the, the, the arms or the fingers or whatever were thicker.

• 19:17Ant McPartlin?

  Oh, they're tasty though, aren't they?

• 19:24Declan Donnelly?

  But on the, on the packet.

• 19:26Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 19:27Declan Donnelly?

  They've got them the other way up, so they're not in the sa- in the shape of a monster and they're not. So they've got them with their legs facing up in the air.

• 19:39Speaker 04

  What do you think, what's your verdict, foot or monster?

• 19:41Ant McPartlin?

  Well, the way they look when you get them out of the bag, that doesn't look like a monster to me. Whatever way you hold it up.

• 19:48Speaker 04

  It's a bit like an octopus, isn't it?

• 19:49Ant McPartlin?

  But it also doesn't look like a hand. It, I'm not sure what it looks like, but it tastes bloody great.

• 19:54Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, I get it now.

• 19:55Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 19:56Declan Donnelly?

  So it's two legs and two long arms?

• 19:57Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 19:59Declan Donnelly?

  And that's how the monsters are, aren't they? The monster munch monsters, monster munch monsters?

• 20:04Ant McPartlin?

  Well.

• 20:05Declan Donnelly?

  But why is the picture on the front? All the way around?

• 20:12Ant McPartlin?

  I don't know.

• 20:15Declan Donnelly?

  Who makes these nowadays? Walkers.

• 20:20Ant McPartlin?

  Gary Lineker's to blame.

• 20:22Speaker 04

  Oh, officially Walkers confirmed that Monster Munch snacks are shaped like monsters' feet.

• 20:28Ant McPartlin?

  Monsters' feet, yeah, see?

• 20:30Speaker 04

  Yeah.

• 20:30Ant McPartlin?

  Eat the toes!

• 20:31Speaker 04

  Or paws or claws.

• 20:33Declan Donnelly?

  Or paws or claws.

• 20:34Ant McPartlin?

  So I was right, I was eating the toes or claws.

• 20:37Declan Donnelly?

  So Loz, I think you'll find that they are monsters' claws and paws.

• 20:42Ant McPartlin?

  I think you've been had.

• 20:43Declan Donnelly?

  Fiona reckons the official line from Walkers, from Gary Lineker himself, was that they are monsters' claws and paws. Thanks for your message though, Loz.

• 20:53Ant McPartlin?

  Apparently I chew very, uh.

• 20:55Declan Donnelly?

  Loudly, loudly, loudly.

• 20:57Ant McPartlin?

  Do I? I did just stand near the microphone.

• 21:00Declan Donnelly?

  Hmm.

• 21:00Ant McPartlin?

  If, if I wasn't near a microphone and you were just sat opposite me in the restaurant, would you think, God, he chews loudly?

• 21:06Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah, I have noticed that before.

• 21:08Ant McPartlin?

  Eh?

• 21:08Declan Donnelly?

  Hmm.

• 21:10Declan Donnelly?

  And sometimes you go.

• 21:12Ant McPartlin?

  No, I don't.

• 21:13Declan Donnelly?

  And you take your food in.

• 21:14Ant McPartlin?

  I don't, no I don't.

• 21:15Declan Donnelly?

  You kind of go.

• 21:15Ant McPartlin?

  What, yeah, if I'm eating noodles. This segment is an advert for Santander, who understand managing money can sometimes be overwhelming, and building small, everyday habits can make it feel more manageable.

• 21:31Declan Donnelly?

  Can you hear that?

• 21:32Ant McPartlin?

  What is that?

• 21:33Declan Donnelly?

  That is a, that is a special phone.

• 21:34Ant McPartlin?

  That's not that.

• 21:35Declan Donnelly?

  No, no.

• 21:36Ant McPartlin?

  Hello? Hello?

• 21:37Declan Donnelly?

  This.

• 21:37Ant McPartlin?

  Ooh, a red phone, what's this?

• 21:39Declan Donnelly?

  We've got, um, special messages.

• 21:42Ant McPartlin?

  From?

• 21:42Declan Donnelly?

  Special messages.

• 21:43Ant McPartlin?

  From the King.

• 21:44Declan Donnelly?

  No.

• 21:45Ant McPartlin?

  You have been knighted.

• 21:46Declan Donnelly?

  No.

• 21:46Ant McPartlin?

  To Ant and Sir Death.

• 21:47Declan Donnelly?

  No, it's not that one. Let's have a listen.

• 21:51Ant McPartlin?

  Shannon, I need some urgent ethical advice. So last week, my best friend and I booked a weekend trip away together. We bought the cheapest flight side by side. When we got to the airport, the person on the gate randomly called my name and told me that due to an overbooking error, I'd been upgraded to first class for free. Get in. But here's my dilemma. What? My friend was left sitting in the back in row thirty four. She's next to a crying baby while I spent the flight having complimentary champagne and eating warm nuts in a reclining seat. I obviously didn't offer to switch with her because, well, it's first class. But now we're on holiday and she's being incredibly cold all holiday.

• 22:36Ant McPartlin?

  She's saying that a true friend would have declined the upgrade to stay sitting next to each other. Am I a selfish monster or should she be celebrating my good fortune? Yeah, you're a bit of a selfish.

• 22:49Declan Donnelly?

  It sounds like the problem is hers, not yours.

• 22:51Ant McPartlin?

  What?

• 22:52Declan Donnelly?

  What? Yeah, you've got to take the upgrade.

• 22:55Ant McPartlin?

  But you've gone on holiday together. You just, if you're next to each other down row thirty four, then you stay together.

• 23:01Declan Donnelly?

  I would celebrate you getting an upgrade if that's.

• 23:04Ant McPartlin?

  Absolutely, you would not.

• 23:05Declan Donnelly?

  I would.

• 23:06Ant McPartlin?

  You would not.

• 23:06Declan Donnelly?

  I would understand it. I'd be, I'd be, I'd be jealous. I'd wish it was me.

• 23:11Ant McPartlin?

  I'd be jealous.

• 23:11Declan Donnelly?

  I'd wish it was me, but I wouldn't say, oh no, don't do it.

• 23:14Ant McPartlin?

  No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't say, don't do it so you can sit next to me and Connery.

• 23:18Declan Donnelly?

  No way.

• 23:19Ant McPartlin?

  It all depends on the friend though.

• 23:21Declan Donnelly?

  Hmm.

• 23:21Ant McPartlin?

  Because if they, if they've got a history of being a bit whingey, like stuff, then you know you're just gonna have a horrible holiday when you get there. So is it worth the warm nuts? And reclining chair? Do you know what I mean? Is it worth warm nuts and a reclining chair? Just to sit next to whingey balls?

• 23:37Declan Donnelly?

  Whingey nuts.

• 23:38Ant McPartlin?

  Whingey nuts.

• 23:39Declan Donnelly?

  Warm nuts, whingey nuts.

• 23:40Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, that's, that's what you, she should have weighed that up earlier on, on the way back, pay for her to fly first class.

• 23:46Declan Donnelly?

  No.

• 23:48Ant McPartlin?

  I'm joking.

• 23:49Declan Donnelly?

  I'd say that. I'd say like, halfway through the flight, let's swap, shall we? I'd be like that. I must go on. Blanket.

• 23:57Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, I know.

• 23:57Declan Donnelly?

  Seatbelt over the blanket.

• 23:59Ant McPartlin?

  Like a good boy.

• 24:00Declan Donnelly?

  Like a good boy.

• 24:00Ant McPartlin?

  Like a plain swat that he is.

• 24:02Declan Donnelly?

  And there'd be no getting me up.

• 24:04Ant McPartlin?

  I'm two episodes into this box set, so I can't.

• 24:09Declan Donnelly?

  Let's have another call.

• 24:11Speaker 05

  Hi Agony and Tandere, it's Steve here.

• 24:13Declan Donnelly?

  Hi Steve.

• 24:13Speaker 05

  I was wondering if you could help me.

• 24:15Declan Donnelly?

  Try.

• 24:15Speaker 05

  I'm in a bit of a situation and I need your help. One of my closest friends is getting married, which is very exciting. And of course, that means stag stag stag. But as time's gone on, the cost of the whole thing has just ratcheted up. First, there were the flights, then the accommodation. And then you've got to think about what you're doing there. There's the activities, there's the big evening meal. Now someone's added a second big evening meal. There's pranks, there's costumes.

• 24:45Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 24:45Speaker 05

  There's a pre-booked bar tab for a private room. It's all just getting a bit ridiculous. Added to all this, the wedding itself is on a remote island in Greece. So then there's flights there, accommodation there, a gift and about a week of annual leave. Anyway, this guy is one of my best friends and this is my big group of friends. So I don't want to let him down. I don't want to let the boys down. But now I'm really worried about how much it's all costing. Do I bail?

• 25:12Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, Steve, you can't bail. He's one of your best pals.

• 25:17Ant McPartlin?

  He's one of your best friends.

• 25:18Declan Donnelly?

  Don't miss out on the private room though, for the prank, because that sounds like it could be fun.

• 25:24Declan Donnelly?

  Do not miss out on it.

• 25:25Ant McPartlin?

  And a little bit spicy.

• 25:26Declan Donnelly?

  Do not miss out on that, Steve.

• 25:27Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, there's a, there's a bar tab for a private room. Is there really?

• 25:32Declan Donnelly?

  In fact.

• 25:32Ant McPartlin?

  On a stag do. When can we come? When is it?

• 25:36Declan Donnelly?

  I'll pay for one of your meals if I can come along.

• 25:37Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 25:40Ant McPartlin?

  And also, like, if you get to, like, if you're saving little and often and you get to the stag or you get to the wedding and you go, do you know what? I'm going to go on the destination, I'm going to fly on the, the flight. But I might miss one of those meals. They're not going to mind.

• 25:55Declan Donnelly?

  That's true.

• 25:56Ant McPartlin?

  They're not.

• 25:56Declan Donnelly?

  That's true.

• 25:57Ant McPartlin?

  You've got, I can't, I can't afford two big meals. I'm going to miss the first one, I'll, I'll do the second one.

• 26:01Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 26:01Ant McPartlin?

  Everyone will understand that.

• 26:02Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 26:02Ant McPartlin?

  If they're your true friends, they'll understand.

• 26:04Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 26:04Ant McPartlin?

  And he'll definitely understand if he's one of your best friends.

• 26:07Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah. You've got to approach this in a, in an organised and professional manner.

• 26:15Declan Donnelly?

  You've got to save, little and often, but a little bit every week. Put it away for the wedding fund. Even though it's not your wedding, you're going to have to save for the wedding fund.

• 26:25Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, and that's exactly what Santander are about. Helping you take charge of your money and encouraging you to build good saving habits.

• 26:32Declan Donnelly?

  Absolutely, and guess what? If you've got a Santander current account, you'd be eligible for Santander's Regular Saver.

• 26:40Ant McPartlin?

  It pays 8% variable interest, which includes a 5% variable bonus for the first 12 months.

• 26:45Declan Donnelly?

  Mm hmm, you can pay in up to £200 a month to help you build good savings habits for something that's important to you.

• 26:51Ant McPartlin?

  Visit Santander.co.uk or search Santander Regular Saver.

• 26:56Declan Donnelly?

  Santander, it starts here. Now over to Hegler's Corner for the Ts and Cs.

• 27:01Speaker 06

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• 27:18Ant McPartlin?

  Don't giggle.

• 27:19Speaker 06

  Ts and Cs apply.

• 27:20Ant McPartlin?

  That's good, she's been practising.

• 27:22Speaker 06

  I have.

• 27:22Ant McPartlin?

  Well done.

• 27:23Declan Donnelly?

  Good job.

• 27:26Ant McPartlin?

  Fancy a quickie?

• 27:27Declan Donnelly?

  Shall we have a quickie to finish?

• 27:28Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah.

• 27:28Declan Donnelly?

  Come on then.

• 27:29Speaker 07

  Hello, this is Matthew from Newcastle.

• 27:31Ant McPartlin?

  Hello, Matthew.

• 27:32Speaker 07

  Question, Fran and Dec. My question is, two questions. What is your golf handicap? And which is your favourite golf course ever? Thanks.

• 27:43Ant McPartlin?

  Oh, great golfy question, I'm glad we made room for him.

• 27:47Declan Donnelly?

  Yes.

• 27:49Ant McPartlin?

  So golf handicaps is very interesting because we have been down. I reckon, when I was playing my best golf, I reckon I was down to like 17. On a, on a good day. I played all the time, but I reckon I'm probably more than 19 now.

• 28:06Declan Donnelly?

  I reckon we're both 18 handicappers.

• 28:08Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, yeah, yeah. We play off 18.

• 28:12Declan Donnelly?

  We play off 18.

• 28:13Ant McPartlin?

  We play off 18.

• 28:14Declan Donnelly?

  Whether the rest of the people like it or not. No, we're all 15. And favourite course ever, well, favourite golf course ever is one we haven't actually played, we've just visited it and walked around it, because we were lucky enough about 12 or 13 years ago to go to the Masters in Augusta and.

• 28:34Ant McPartlin?

  It's like the Disneyland of golf.

• 28:37Declan Donnelly?

  It is.

• 28:37Ant McPartlin?

  Oh my god.

• 28:39Declan Donnelly?

  So Augusta National, we walked around it, we actually went two years, didn't we?

• 28:43Ant McPartlin?

  We did, yeah.

• 28:44Declan Donnelly?

  And walked around it for a few days, followed Lee Westwood when he was playing there.

• 28:48Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, playing and playing very well.

• 28:50Declan Donnelly?

  And playing brilliantly. We caddied at the par three, you caddied for Lee Westwood, I caddied for Thomas Bjorn on the par three day.

• 28:55Ant McPartlin?

  Very lucky.

• 28:56Declan Donnelly?

  So we had an incredible.

• 28:57Ant McPartlin?

  Lee.

• 28:58Declan Donnelly?

  Couple of days in Augusta National.

• 29:00Ant McPartlin?

  We were there with Alan Shearer, all of our Geordie friends, Graham Wiley, it was just the best, the best. But you, you look at it and you go, I don't think we could play there.

• 29:12Declan Donnelly?

  Oh, I'd give it a good bash.

• 29:13Ant McPartlin?

  We're too crap.

• 29:14Declan Donnelly?

  We are too crap, but I'd give it a good bash.

• 29:16Ant McPartlin?

  But the greens are too quick, they, they, they move too much, it's, it's very undulating. We'd really struggle.

• 29:23Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 29:24Ant McPartlin?

  We would.

• 29:24Declan Donnelly?

  You'd, you'd feel battered after you came.

• 29:27Ant McPartlin?

  Yeah, you would. We feel battered on a regular course, never mind Augusta National.

• 29:31Declan Donnelly?

  Here's the thing about Augusta National as well, it's incredibly strict. So when you go there, you're not allowed, for the Masters, you're not allowed to take your camera or your phone. So you have to lock them away at the, at the gates, the big lockers at the beginning, you check them in, you go out there. So there's no cameras, no phones on the course. So you got, you watch the, you watch the golf in peace.

• 29:51Ant McPartlin?

  Which is, which is interesting though, because every now and again at the back of a green, there's a, a grandstand where you can sit down and watch the golfers come in and play that green. And the majority of people are American, because it's in Georgia America. But every now and again you'll meet a European and, and you'll definitely meet, meet Brits. And whenever we see a Brit, they go, oh, I'm Jack, can I? And they stand up and check their back pocket and they go, nothing, doesn't matter. It's okay. And realise because they haven't got their phone. It's just like.

• 30:21Declan Donnelly?

  Can I have a phone? Oh, no, can't.

• 30:23Ant McPartlin?

  Can I get a cell? One person kind of had a pen on them, so was prepared to went, can I have your autograph? We're like, oh, I haven't done this in a while. Yes, you can. How do I write my name again? Oh God, everything's electronic these days. Can you give me a second? Oh, I shouldn't be talking to this lad there on the green. But yeah, that Loch Lomond we've played in Scotland, that was amazing.

• 30:44Declan Donnelly?

  Let me finish me Augusta story.

• 30:45Ant McPartlin?

  Oh, you're still going?

• 30:46Declan Donnelly?

  Still going. So when you go there as well, and they open the gates, you know, when you open the gates for a big event like that and people come in and they go, oh, I want to get a good spot, a good spot, and you've got to run to the bit. No running. There's wardens there and security. And they shout out, no running at Augusta National.

• 31:02Ant McPartlin?

  No running at the Masters.

• 31:03Declan Donnelly?

  There's no running at Augusta National. So we were there one day and we'd been, we'd been around the course, three days on the trot, baking sunshine. And we were waiting, a mate of ours had checked his phone in, so he was in the queue to get his phone back. And we were waiting and got down on his honkers and then he sat on a little wall and then lay back, do you remember he lay back on the grass, just taking a bit of sun. And the steward came over, he went, excuse me, sir, there's no lying down at Augusta National.

• 31:32Ant McPartlin?

  What can you do? Sunburn here.

• 31:35Declan Donnelly?

  This is ridiculous, this. This is ridiculous. There's no lying down at Augusta National.

• 31:40Ant McPartlin?

  It does make for the most pleasant experience ever, doesn't it?

• 31:44Declan Donnelly?

  Very, very refined.

• 31:46Ant McPartlin?

  It's very refined.

• 31:47Declan Donnelly?

  Very dignified.

• 31:48Ant McPartlin?

  Wonderful. We've also played St Andrews, the home of golf in Scotland. That was amazing. Very, very iconic.

• 31:56Declan Donnelly?

  What did you say? Yeah, birdied the eight. Yeah.

• 31:59Ant McPartlin?

  What did you say? You also hit the hotel, yeah, on the 17th. Yeah, I remember that. I probably 18th. I got a round of applause from the locals.

• 32:09Declan Donnelly?

  What other great courses we've played?

• 32:10Ant McPartlin?

  Loch Lomond's really good. Royal Portrush in Ireland, that was amazing.

• 32:15Declan Donnelly?

  Amazing.

• 32:15Ant McPartlin?

  Played there with Graham McDowell. That was wonderful.

• 32:17Declan Donnelly?

  Our favourite course of the North East is Close House.

• 32:20Ant McPartlin?

  Close House is fantastic. I know you've got to go guys, but we, this is, yeah, this is going to be a quick one, but we like talking about golf.

• 32:26Declan Donnelly?

  Okay, this one's just a quickie. We've got to leave it there. Thanks, Matthew. Great question.

• 32:30Ant McPartlin?

  That was really good. That was really good.

• 32:32Declan Donnelly?

  On the voice notes, we will be back.

• 32:34Ant McPartlin?

  For the main pod on Thursday. I'd like to talk about my microphone technique at some point.

• 32:40Declan Donnelly?

  Yeah.

• 32:41Ant McPartlin?

  I feel like I'm a way along.

• 32:42Declan Donnelly?

  In and out, in and out, yeah.

• 32:43Ant McPartlin?

  I think I must be annoying to listen to.

• 32:47Ant McPartlin?

  As is this laugh. Okay, see you next time.

• 32:50Declan Donnelly?

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• 32:59Ant McPartlin?

  Follow and subscribe.

• 33:01Declan Donnelly?

  Until then, see you Thursday, respect guys.

• 33:03Ant McPartlin?

  Respect guys, see you later.

• 33:04Declan Donnelly?

  Bye. Do you want these mustard munch?

• 33:06Ant McPartlin?

  No, you have one. You have one. Come on, we've got two times.

• 33:27Speaker 01

  Now, more than ever, we need someone on our side. But Rob Whitman? Whitman's votes drove up costs, cut Medicaid and risked 350,000 Virginians' healthcare to pay for tax breaks for himself and his donors. He's not on our side. Shannon Taylor will fight corruption, cut taxes and bring down costs. This November, vote for Shannon Taylor. She's for us. Paid for by HMP, the HouseMajorityPac.com. Not authorised by any candidate or candidate's committee.