I made and supplied the Jester's hat that Africa is wearing. You'll be pleased to know that I've done fuck all with my life since and am now sitting in a warm bath surrounded by razor blades.
So true Jonny Cox! I lived in Clifton, Bristol briefly back in the early 80's and it was the same. This is modeled on my friend's wife who cannot go out for a walk without her Hunter Green Wellies and her Barbour jacket! She had a Range Rover in case it rained. Her daughter was once sent home from school for screaming at the other girls as they did not have cellphones so she could not call them. (She was 8). Apparently they were not "rich enough" to attend the same school she said.
I agree with people like this being in Bristol, but only in certain areas, places like Montpellier and Clifton spring to mind, but the vast majority of Bristolians aren't like this. In Bath you'll find a lot more; must be all the boutique and vintage clothes shops, expensive coffee houses and the ability to spend an obscene amount of money on something that you could have got elsewhere for a lot less that draws them in.
Now Walden's girlfriend on Two and a Half Men. She is "rather yummy". Move to Hungerford, Berkshire or Bristol in England and these people are everywhere.
These sketches always remind me of the Lawrence Bowen period, where you were not chic if you did not fill your house up with a lot of expensive crap, for all your posh friends to endlessly chatter about, in that disinterested and shallow way that expresses their equally shallow lives to a tee. As they say in the far east you can sell shit and get thanks, that's what we learnt from the Yanks.
JCBAirmaster73 I read an article in the Times some years back unfortunately I cannot remember who the columnist was but he was describing how that all forms of media had become besotted with capitalist shallow fashion of brain washing the general populace into only being interested in the price of some thing rather than knowing its true worth and said that this had led to all kinds of standards being lowered at the market end of the product range. He claimed that it was a way to make bigger profits out of rubbish that its self was by the day diminishing in quality and was being promoted as cich by so called celebrities who had very little skill or talent to offer the world. I wish I could remember who the columnist was, as the article was very accurate and witty.
"Asia, Africa" i lost it
How is little Ricky
Hey Rich. Got any coke?
There's class distinction summed up. Middle class - 'Asia' and 'Africa'. Non-working class - 'Shiraz' and 'Chardonnay' 😁
watched this so many times and i've only just noticed him take an extra note out of her handbag at the end haha
He's working on his difficult second cheese. Classic.
cheese is gud ,cheese is gud , ,cheddar cheese is gud . . . .
I need to go to one of these festivals. I have tons of crap that I could sell.
i was in this im the little girl
Asia or Africa?
I supplied the first left wellie boot Nutella looked at.
Lol
I made and supplied the Jester's hat that Africa is wearing.
You'll be pleased to know that I've done fuck all with my life since and am now sitting in a warm bath surrounded by razor blades.
I fancy your mom 😂👍
So true Jonny Cox! I lived in Clifton, Bristol briefly back in the early 80's and it was the same. This is modeled on my friend's wife who cannot go out for a walk without her Hunter Green Wellies and her Barbour jacket! She had a Range Rover in case it rained.
Her daughter was once sent home from school for screaming at the other girls as they did not have cellphones so she could not call them. (She was 8). Apparently they were not "rich enough" to attend the same school she said.
Nice story.
I feel sorry for your friend.
Lady Sophie is a 10.
This is my favourite so far.
Perfectly sums up England’s upper middle class
I am proud to be lower class and therefore even more stupifyingly thick.
@@davepowell7168 The fact you've uttered "stupifyingly" in your comment belies the fact.
@@tonyyates2012 sharpwit !
Not upper. Upper middle. None of these are genuine aristocrats.
Ya.
Never ever seen this. Seen all the others dozens of times! I think my granny’s cleaner used to have this…
Nutella looks edible, so thick and smooth.
You just dip your breadstick into the chocolate and you're away.
@@darthkek1953 l drool 🤤
as close as you can get to pure sugar
I get the impression that this is what Nathan Barley turns into when he hits 35.
I can live with that comment as my own personal code and canon from now on.
Best…comedy…ever…made.
The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode - 1992 !
Sweet '90s! :)
Cheese is good cheese is good .. cheddar cheese is good 😂😂 I just heard it at the end and lost it . Also that name Nutella! 😂 nigella anyone ?
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I had to rewind it and listen…that’s hilarious! That would make a great ringtone!
FYI - it’s based on an 90s song called Ebenezer Goode, which is a weird old song.
Not to be confused with the recent Cheddabreth performance of "Cheese smells...but Who's Crying?" at Hundredsofpoundsload.
Cheese are good, cheese are good, cheddar cheese are good.
PICKLED ONIONS? _NICE AND SAWCY!_
Cashtonbury sounds about right
I'll take three!
Funniest show on TV these days
still the funniest show on TV 2022 but through the internet , these days
1:40 Difference between vintage and retro
So, how much did Nutella pay for 3 wellies, a jar of dead leaves and a scarf/sash thing? And the extra dosh Marcus swiped from her purse?!
Yup, yup, yup, yup. Buy something.
We were at Fleeced last weekend in Suffolk
At 2:10 you can hear: The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode:)
Nutella, haha :D
Lol he went into her handbag twice and took extra cash 🤣
That's right. He did.
The names of the women in every episode is fantastic 🤣
Ah....Thicko
Cheesagood
This is true about society 🙈😝
Brilliant.
Also, this reminds me how lucky I am not to know all those people HappyLittleFetus said he knew
Fleeced indeed
That beard actually suits him.
Is that Big Suze?
Dunno if you're interested in some legal highs...but when I say legal highs...You mean they're illegal? ...No I mean they're not highs...:D:D Gold!
Thank you. I missed that part
Glastonbury.
really fantastic, how are you, mwaaa , really really good, how are you, mwaaa
Where did you find all those nice chicks? Let me guess, you saw them coming!
Nutella!!!!
"Asia .... Africa .... come on ... ".
Islington or Stroud
It always used to be the difficult 3rd album, now it’s the 2nd one. I’m not sure when that changed? Sometime In the late 90s I think.
State of music today the problem is getting a good first album.
Hippyish meetings, this must of been what my ex thought when he me at Womad.
I agree with people like this being in Bristol, but only in certain areas, places like Montpellier and Clifton spring to mind, but the vast majority of Bristolians aren't like this.
In Bath you'll find a lot more; must be all the boutique and vintage clothes shops, expensive coffee houses and the ability to spend an obscene amount of money on something that you could have got elsewhere for a lot less that draws them in.
Cheeze iz gud, cheeze iz gud
Anyone know the name of the actress?
Sophie Winkler
dandyjesus She approached me in Battersea !
Good for you.
Sophie Winkleman, married to Lord Freddie Windsor, been in Peep Show, 2½Men
@@nigelriley5538 They held the marriage on the mezzanine floor of Paddington, because she was marrying above her station 😂
Now Walden's girlfriend on Two and a Half Men.
She is "rather yummy".
Move to Hungerford, Berkshire or Bristol in England and these people are everywhere.
These sketches always remind me of the Lawrence Bowen period, where you were not chic if you did not fill your house up with a lot of expensive crap, for all your posh friends to endlessly chatter about, in that disinterested and shallow way that expresses their equally shallow lives to a tee. As they say in the far east you can sell shit and get thanks, that's what we learnt from the Yanks.
T Green And yet Lawrence Bowen struggled to sell his 1.6m house because of all the shit in his house and decal.
randomusernamemygod So there is a God after all.
JCBAirmaster73 I read an article in the Times some years back unfortunately I cannot remember who the columnist was but he was describing how that all forms of media had become besotted with capitalist shallow fashion of brain washing the general populace into only being interested in the price of some thing rather than knowing its true worth and said that this had led to all kinds of standards being lowered at the market end of the product range. He claimed that it was a way to make bigger profits out of rubbish that its self was by the day diminishing in quality and was being promoted as cich by so called celebrities who had very little skill or talent to offer the world. I wish I could remember who the columnist was, as the article was very accurate and witty.
T Green It must have been written by Caitlin Moran, she's very witty.
@@bigowl9408 Rich people still buy this kind of crap though. Go to Hampstead, Chelsea, or Mayfair. You will see it!
Liberals.
Fleeced😂