Hey man.  You asked about the LEOG podcast from Spill Dot Con.  I know it's still not up, but I caught some pretty good moments from it.

Thanks for writing back in a clear and thought out way. You're right I do play up the part of the British stereotype for laughs but then again I am the only British guy who works for the site and they're not going to let me forget it anytime soon lol. Plus I think we all can be blamed in generalizing about our country because its based on our own experiences. We generalize about Gypsies but we don't actually know any. 

As for stuff I've said in the past that have been thought of as stupid. The only one I can think of is when we were talking about the shop Game being closed down everywhere in London and how that's the main place to buy video games. I know you can buy them in Tesco or Asda but Jeff and I were reffering to me having trouble finding smaller games like Devil May Cry HD collection. It just pisses me off sometimes that people constantly attack me mainly cause I used to be a Spill member and now I work for the site. You would think that the idea of Spill hiring its fans to be apart of its show would be exciting and can present opportunity to the people who want it enoguh.

Basically don't take everything I say too seriously, the way I am on the show is different then how I am in real life. If I do say something that's wrong then just present it to me the way you would a friend :)

Alright mate, tell me what I say about the UK hardly ever rings true? Ever since the podcast I've asked my friends if they knew what a Haiku was and none of do. When I was doing my GCSEs the poetry they were teaching in my school was stuff like Geoffery Chaucer, Oscar Wilde and Shakespeare. I wasn't exposed to it so how does that make me an idiot?

And besides if you listen to the podcast, I asked Korey beforehand if it was a Japanese Poem so I wasn't completely oblivious to it. So I ask, what have I said that actually makes me stupid?