sunday and monday, especially monday, we will have a northerly wind, much colder with some parts of the north east in particular in the hills seeing some wintry showers. i don t thinkjon is going to believe that, maybe it is true. share believe that, maybe it is true. are ou auoin believe that, maybe it is true. are you going to believe that, maybe it is true. 99 you going to take monday off, jon? i might have to! but we could look even further into the future now. we ve now got less than four weeks to go until eurovision and one of the biggest cheers of the night in liverpool will go to the ukrainian entry, tvorchi. but what do they actually sound like? 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse went to meet them and see them perform his report contains flashing images. singing. there aren t many reasons for being in a nightclub during the afternoon. but a sound check is one of them. minus one, minus two. jeffrey plus andrii together make tvorchi, ukraine s electronic eurovision
john: people want to take monday off and come back on tuesday. madison, looks like you are having too much fun. hoist a pint for me, please. say hi to everybody there. i ve got you, john. john: sandra, are you going to hit the pub after the show? sandra: we always do cook a corned beef in the sevid. john: my wife puts it in the slow cooker. i did it on the green egg, cook it 8 to 10 hours and it came out well. the fact you can do any way you want, corned beef. sandra: look at this, dublin live. brian who lived there said they don t even do it like we do here, but that looks faentsz. john: i m curious about, and a tradition for a while, it seems every st. patrick s day,
let s say you have monday off, monday becomes the bluesy day ahead of tuesday. strikes me a little too european, when i went to school at oxford for a year, everything was closed, felt like everything closed at like 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., very, very early. so for convenience sake, i don t know. that s a good point. charles, in my head it was friday for everybody, but you cannot get anything done, everybody is gone. i always used to think, if i ran for president, four-day platform. i am concerned about issue productivity, though. yeah. i am. ultimately. i think it helps companies recruit people and especially youngsters really want the schedule now, but look, i the dignity of work, work is a four-letter work, and i ll tell you what, that s how we become europe. i m telling you, i work with colleagues who would be outraged, they do 0 days of
schedule the time so it works. i talked to a ceo last week whose company is fully remote monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, everybody has friday off. some top managers have a conference call on friday. i spoke to a ceo in the uk, they have to cover their clients five days a week so some people have friday off, some have monday off. they learned to pass the baton and it won t get done. when you need man power seven days a week, for example, restaurants have struggled to figure out how to do this. and in an economy you can t find workers, you need more workers not fewer hours. we ll see how it goes. in the u.s. they re almost through a big pilot program in the u.s. you had me at shorter meetings. this is intriguing i can t wait to hear more about this. thank you so much. he s in a tight race for senate in pennsylvania. can oz win?
show the best of the tonight show on saturday night on nbc. and carson was like, what if we take the best of carson and instead of having it on saturday night, we ll put it on monday night? i can take monday off, play tennis, relax. early july of 1974, i was a full-time employee of sports and the ceo of nbc said to me, i d like you to come here and help us build a new late-night franchise on saturday night. it was crazy. i mean, i knew nothing about entertainment or comedy. then i met lorne michaels. i d been in l.a. for almost four years. i d done the lily tomlin show earlier. and every time i worked on a pilot of some sort, it would always be you can t do this, you can t do that. television had become so not