There's a tradition of same break a leg to in theatrical and comedy circles which means good luck have a good gig basically break a leg do you know where it comes from. A leg is part of the above a theatre stage you have lots of different wooden beams that come up and downYeah so basically just break a leg means to bring the house down oh i see so that's what that'sWhat that's so if so if you get if you do really well on stage uh it's like you destroy the place yeahEverybody's you know the taking the roof off the place with such noise and applause and you know so it's not actually one of your legs no you don't actually break a
In this episode you are going to hear part 2 of my conversation with Ian Moore and I've decided to call this one "More Ian Moore" - do you see what I've done there? "more Ian Moore" I bet nobody has ever made that joke about his name before, right? Before we listen to Ian Moore, I just want to mention a few things...
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