NOW I WAS LOOKING -- JEREMY: I'M OUTSIDE OF
GAMLINGAY.
JAMES: I'M SURE THERE ARE TOO MANY JOKES.
WHERE IS IT AND HOW MANY PEOPLE LIVE THERE?
JEREMY: IT IS LIKE AN HOUR NORTH OF LONDON.
YOU'RE FROM HIGH WICKHAM. MATT: HOW COME BRITISH TOWNS
ALWAYS HAVE TWO NAMES?
JAMES: THERE IS NO LOW WICKHAM. I HAVE LIVED THERE ALMOST WHY
WHOLE LIFE. THERE IS NO LOW WICKHAM THERE.
HIGH WICKHAM. PAINFULLY ORDINARY PLACE.
JEREMY: GAMLINGAY IS THE SAME.
NOT A HUGE AMOUNT TO DO AROUND THERE GROWING UP THERE AS KIDS,
THERE IS NOT A LOT OF PLACES TO CAUSE TROUBLE.
ONE TIME -- WE USED TO DO A LOT OF PRACTICAL JOKES BUT ONE THAT
REALLY BACK FIRED HAPPENED ABOUT THREE OR FOUR, FOUR OR FIVE
YEARS AGO NOW WHERE WE THOUGHT WE HAD SET UP A SWINGERS CLUB IN
THE VILLAGE.
JAMES: OK.
YEAH. JEREMY: AFTER DARK, WE PUT UP
SIGNS AROUND THE VILLAGE. IT SAID GAMLINGAY, FRIENDLY
DINERS CLUB.
DISCREET ADDRESS. WE PUT IT UP EVERY NIGHT.
THE NEXT DAY WE START GETTING RESPONSES.
JAMES: OH, REALLY?
JEREMY: THIS IS WHERE IT STARTED GOING WRONG.
PEOPLE ARE SENDING PHOTOS.
WE'RE GETTING A LOT.
JAMES: FROM PEOPLE WHOM YOU KNOW THE TOWN?
MATT: THEY WERE HUNGRY FOR THIS.
JEREMY: THERE IS ONLY 1,000 PEOPLE.
I KNOW EVERYONE.
JAMES: OH, NO.
JEREMY: THESE ARE MY FRIENDS' PARENTS AND MY OLD TEACHERS.
I WAS SO [BEEP] SCARED. THAT MY OWN PARENTS WERE GOING
TO -- THAT I HAD TO TAKE IT DOWN.
[APPLAUSE] JAMES: IT IS AN ELABORATE PRANK.
JUST THE HARD WORK OF SEXING UP AN EMAIL ADDRESS.
JEREMY: WE WENT BACK TO THROWING TOILET PAPER AT HOUSES.