James Acaster goes to a porcelain exhibition - Classic Scrapes

[@madnessbydesignVria]

One of my favorite Classic Scrapes. So much comedy gold here...

[@josephpickard3108]

That licking the plate panic was golden

[@DaneMind]

“Was it the licker?” lmfao

[@Marina-pe1gx]

Hahahahaha at 'licked' I lost it.

[@sunset2365]

James Acaster the scrape master.

[@h4724-q6j]

Free porcelain: £500

[@scbtripwire]

Per engraved item, no less!

[@RohexMoneyjivan]

@@scbtripwire per initial he said lol, I don't know if he meant to say per item, or if it's £500 for every initial you have, or £500 per initial per item

[@codyhannahmary83]

I like crepes. Classics.....

[@8Dbaybled8D]

thithle?

[@jessicaday2325]

Quarantine relistening 🤓

[@TwinGeeks]

This scam was reported in the press in 2010. Either it's a repeat of an earlier scam or James read about it and turned it into 'a memory'. Doesn't matter really, if he makes up his scrapes, they're always entertaining.

[@beatnikmary]

Right, but didn't he say he was 18 or 19 at the time of this scrape? So that would have put it at pre-2005, so fairly reasonable for the timeline.

[@destroythehuman3380]

So because it was reported in 2010, it means it could never have happened 5 years prior with no reports ?

[@boboldfield8571]

What is wrong with widdecombe, he laughs at nothing, very droll.

[@ChrisjayH1]

If I was sitting across from James Acaster I'd probably be laughing a lot also :D

[@David-ud9ju]

I'm pretty sure this scrape must be made up.

[@Erin91225]

David it was a real scam in the UK apparently!

[@zaramalik3797]

Yeah, I'm sure all of James's scrapes or at least practically all of them are true.

[@lisahenry20]

It's probably like a lot of 'true' stories, the basic story happened but some parts are exaggerated for comedy.

[@royed31]

Sounds Like BS