Rob Mulholland sells the kind of chaos that sounds like it should come with a risk assessment: a Yorkshire lad in Brighton, battling seagulls, modern dating, and the minor social sport of saying the wrong thing at the wrong volume.
Too Big To Fail leans into the absurdity of “woke culture” collisions, addiction-shaped bad decisions, and the grim little optimism of trying to keep intimacy functional when everything else is on fire. The strongest thread is simple: life stays messy, so the least it can do is be funny about it.
