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Darnell: I have actually been thinking about taking up archery. How's that working out for you?
Well, it hasn't really gone past me thinking it the other day while watching the archery.

Jean (left), waitress: I was quite sporty when I was growing up. So you still care about the 10,000m, right?
Um. No, probably not. No?! Why not?
I work night times and during the day. Oh.

Matt: Well I didn’t before and I do now. I wish I'd had more time to get tickets before it all started kicking off. Anything in particular you liked about it?
I don’t know, it just kind of brought everyone together, you know? I haven’t heard mention of any North-South divide. There’s been no hostility between Scottish, and you know, Northern Irish, and Welsh people. It’s kind of unified everyone. Gavin?
Gavin: It was just such a shitshow to get tickets.


No, I don’t think so. It’s like the Queen’s Jubilee–great build-up for a couple of days and then it all dies. Everything dies.Dave, football agent: It’s been brilliant. People are taking more of an interest in, you know like, health and fitness… getting kids into sports. Do you think the UK is unhealthy as a country?
It’s not for me to say, but from reading the Standard and stuff on the subway, you know, they were talking a lot about nutrition and how people are eating. So now the UK is on its way to its physical peak?
Yeah. Hopefully it’ll have an impact on young people. Get them off the sofas and onto the track or field. Previously – Should Cops Have Guns?
