Why Does Lee Mack Have a Wall Map of The UK Covered In Stickers? | Would I Lie To You?
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Lee Mack: Possession: "This is my wall map of the UK. I have marked every service station that I have ever visited on it."
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«They’re actually equal if you count them» has got to be one of the boldest lies told on this show 😂
My excuse would have been: "The blue stickers represent me running out of orange stickers"
I would have gone with which are Starbucks and which are Costa.
That way I know which to avoid
could have said red was a good service station where he enjoyed the pit-stop, blue was bad. or said red was places he filled up his car with fuel, blue was just a personal stop. there were better options than what he did
@@TicTac2 Ye but its not as funny
Mine would have been that blue is when I fill up car at station, and red is when I buy food and fill up the car. Or red is when I fill up the car to full, and blue is only half way
Lee's rant at the end of this was absolutely hilarious hahaha
They always give Lee the most absurd lies to have to defend, but even when you know it’s not true he never fails to make it entertaining! And if it was Bob saying the same thing you’d actually think for a second because his truths are even more absurd than that!
I love the way you can just call him Bob and we know exactly who you are referring to.
If it was Bob there would be an egg involved.
I'd actually be interested in hearing Henning Wehn's version of what happened in the 90s at those service stations.
@@fehoobar He was just collecting books from a guy from Yugoslavia and delivered them in various postboxes around England. Blue dots for pickup places and red dots for where he delivered them.
@@sevret313 the guy would be called Sidney the Slav and he'd be driving with Donny Donovan
Weird that he didn’t think about “I ran out of the red and start using the blue ones”
The reason he made up was not his best work. It could have been any feature of the service stations - the ones that carry his favorite snack or have clean bathrooms or have one of his favorite restaurants nearby.
I don't know how it is in the UK, but where I am the direction I'm heading doesn't matter - the interstate exits from both directions bring me to the same place.
@@JLF201 Direction of travel is honestly a crazy way to differentiate them
@@JLF201 Depends on the service station, sometimes it's just on one side of the road, sometimes there's one on both sides and sometimes there's a joint one (so one side just has a car park with a bridge over to the actual services). It's still an odd thing to pick though - the obvious one being which ones he likes/dislikes.
"I can so see him doing that"
Am I the only one who thinks it would be totally out of character for Lee to do that?
yes would be closer to being a David Mitchell thing where blue stickers were service stations he had a bad experience at
I cannot imagine Lee Mack having the patience to stick with such a project without losing interest. ;-)
Could have just said the orange stickers are for service stations he liked and blue for ones he didn't like.
1:30 Aberdeen is NOT near Inverness. There's over a hundred miles between the two.
There's 80 miles as the crow flies, or around 100 by road and similar by rail. So not really over a hundred miles, although they're not exactly close
@@timothymeyer3210 103 by road. Which is over 100
Orange for = visited in the summer and blue = visited in the winter.
Who said near Inverness? And no one pointed out that it's nowhere near Inverness. I'm guessing he meant Aberdeen.
Honestly it wouldn't have been that hard. Just say the sticker colors were arbitrary.
How do you not just go: Red/Orange are bad ones to avoid, blue ones are good that if im travelling past I'd stop at. It's such a simple lie to go for more than the N/E/S/W randomness he came up with lol
I would have gone with "blue are ones I've used the bathroom"
Have you never been on the spot, under pressure? A simple question which u know the answer can make Ur mind go blank when pressured.
@@fruitcloud5679 Absolutely, but in that moment your mind goes blank, you resort to the simplest solution because you can't think of anything complex which again would lead to a: Red association = bad, ok red are all the bad ones I didn't like blue are opposite so ones I did like. You don't go blank then come up with travelling East/South or North/West nonsense lol.
David. That is not near Inverness LOL
At first I thought David said "Near Inverness" as well but after a couple replays he's actually saying "Reminisce about that"
@@TheRedGoldfish The voice that said Inverness is actually Gorman's. I believe he want to make a line of joke after Lee said I can't believe you know where Scotland is, David.
the easiest way to explain it is "Red was bad service and blue was good"
what not use green?
"Because at the time i didn't have green sticker, and when I did, i thought fuck it, keep the blue and red."
what do you call bad service?
"Over priced fuel, long traffic, bad access or exit, food gave me the shits. Thats why theres soo many reds, alot of BP petrol stations. "
Or “orange is before April 27th, blue is after”
“Why?”
“I ran out of orange stickers”
2:17 is she a cardboard cut out lmao
Probably should've said blue i liked and red i disliked
So davina who wanted a look didn't actually go and have a look. .
He gave so little information I was certain it was truth! 🤣🤣
They are actually equal if you count them and you are colourblind as well as mathematically challenged though.
Map of Ireland and the UK *
He's got a point
Was hoping he was going to say "this is everywhere I got laid during World War 2"
asterisk, not "asterick"
Dave Gorman is ridiculously unfunny
he was really funny in his project where he was finding other Dace Gormans but in this and in his other stuff its so weird cause I agree with you, he really isnt very funny. I wonder if that show was just a fluke
@@issemayhem Improv humour doesn't seem to be his style, he can tell an anecdote and do big heavily planned things.
Yep, he's pretty hard to listen to. He was on the taskmaster podcast talking about drying socks or something and I just shut it off.
@@Tibbyrevolution The bit where he messes with his son's toys to make them speak German is absolutely hilarious. But as you said, it's all a very well-planned anecdote. His "Modern Life is Goodish" is very good, and all on TH-cam on his channel.
googlewhack is a classic