@@jamalwoods9649 I'm from nearby Nottingham and we're often brought up to look down on Derby. In the 1990s I hated its terrible centre and awful one way systems but I must admit it is much better these days.
Michael, this is the first time I have laughed at your wonderful satire and then laughed even more at your followers replies! Wonderful! Oh and love the accent. 😆👍
Then how would they be able to blame immigrant for using it to live in cheap billion star hotels at waaaaay over the asking price, making a few Tory donors very rich in the process. Also, building houses would start to solve the housing crisis. How could the racists blame immigrants for that too if that happens?
Every time I see a comedian doing something ludicrous like this, I think "Haha, what an hilarious over the top skit!", then half an hour later I find out it actually happened...
Nottingham, Sheffield, Mansfield, Derby. This sounds exactly like my many decades worth of train travel home for Xmas from Gloucestershire to Lincolnshire. You don't know where the bus replacement service will take you next.
Love your Irish accent Michael. I don’t know whether Irish people would like it though. 😂 And landing a flight to Kigali in Robin Hood Airport is so funny.
I live near him, incredibly arrogant man, I drive behind his car sometimes, in Ireland license plates aren't like the UK and they show the year and order the car was bought in a county, he always makes sure to get the first car sold in County Westmeath.
Brilliant as always Michael. Funnily enough binge watched Avoidance on Sunday and there you were, immediately after, binge watched Mandy, and there you were again. Excellent stuff.
The reason the cost of Rwanda scheme is £2million per person is because they’re also supplying some basic accommodation for them at the other end. The accommodation is organised by Suella’s “charity” that her and Sherrie Blair set up and will they will receive earnings from. There may be Afghan refugees living rough in London and prohibited from finding work due to their VISA who might quite like to try their luck in Rwanda with accommodation provided. The scheme might actually go ahead if they asked for volunteers.
As always Mr Spicer you stand alone in a class of top comedy writers. My only complaint - he's not as humane as you portray him (he's far more odious and contemptuous of his customers and disrespectful of the niceties of business etiquette) but the flashy Irish 'Arthur Daley' type character is spot on.😂😂 I'm just dying 😂😂😂
