Albin reveals he's been in 'Europe's asshole,' sparking a debate about London's reputation and British digestion.
The episode begins with the hosts teasing Albin about a cryptic statement he made before recording, leading to jokes about London being called 'Europe's asshole' due to its diverse population and British digestive issues. They transition into a critique of British television, arguing that actresses often fail to convincingly portray attractiveness, using 'Dogville' as an analogy for arbitrary designations. The conversation shifts to movies, specifically the 2023 reboot of 'House Party,' where they analyze the cameo of singer Maya as a dream girl and debate whether she was a suitable choice compared to modern celebrities. Simon then recounts his recent trip to London to celebrate his grandmother's birthday, describing a frustrating search for Indian food that ended in disappointment at Govindas and other restaurants. He contrasts this with a highly praised meal at Kiln, detailing dishes like lamb stew and roasted leek that made it one of his top five dining experiences. The hosts briefly touch on diets, with Simon discussing his struggles with red pulse and cheating on LCHF, and mention Foodora robots in Stockholm. They share drinking anecdotes from a trip to Skåne, comparing Northern and Southern European drinking habits. Simon tells a story about meeting Croatians who later visited him in Stockholm, leading to uncomfortable drinking pressure. The episode wraps with plugs for Simon's film 'Serietecknaren' releasing on SF Anytime, upcoming comedy gigs in Norra Brunn, Gothenburg, and Uppsala, and a new show with Anton and Arman testing material in Malmö, Stockholm, and Gothenburg. They end with two dark jokes about masturbation and a pedophile in a forest.
