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Hi, Welcome back to Not Another Couple's Podcast with Me,
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Susie and you Marc Robert, Marcrobert, Okay, nice, this is
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actually episode twenty eight.
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Yeah, well I'm not talking to you why because I'm
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no longer the premiere talent.
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Wow, you could just say you had a little holiday
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and we had some guests speakers in. We'll come back
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to that in a minute when you stop sulking. Possibly.
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So what's been happening this weekend? We was Eurovision. It's
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a big thing. Very camp, very Camp's what it's meant
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to be. We were at friends for a barbecue birthday.
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Happy sixties, Katie if you're listening, she.
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Looks very good for sixty.
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Actually hate cut and so we had it on the background.
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It wasn't like we didn't sit down and watch it all. Obviously,
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we missed a lot of the main acts forming. We
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just saw them out the corner of Austria.
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Austria was that the guy with a falsetto thah?
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It was like in the little clip on the video.
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It was like on some sailing Excuse me, but Buffy
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said sailing boat.
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Was it like re enacting Titanic?
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Really? No, I didn't really hear it, so it was
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just obviously very different. You can never predict who's going
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to win because it's always just liked what countries, regardless
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of how well they performed. I think sometimes and I
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thought our girls, remember Monday there were I thought it
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was a really good song. I never thought they were
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going to win, ever, because you know, it's rare that
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the UK wins anything, and the nearest we got was
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Sam Ryder a couple of years ago, and the U
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Train War obviously took precedence of voting. Not that they
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weren't good, but he should have won.
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Probably to the youth still watch Eurovision, No.
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We're definitely not late teenagers that we know of, but.
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Apparently it gets massive viewing figures.
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But there's a bit like lots of things. I think
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in this country we sort of stop watching it. There's
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sort of a few people that are like average followers
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and Eurovision lovers, and that's fine, but I think here
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it used to be such a massive thing. And then think,
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because we used to occasionally win, or even Ireland, we
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claim Ireland as sort of near winners, but since it
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became we just get zero votes zero most of the time,
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it just becomes a bit of a running jake.
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Really, if you get selected to sing for the UK,
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is it a curse to do it? Is there anyone's
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career blossomed afterwards? Did that help Sam Ryder do? Sam
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Ryder's career?
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I think he was already got along the way, didn't
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but because he was such.
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A bucks fizz famous already.
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No, they weren't, and Abba weren't really either, weren't they.
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No, name an artist that's done your revision non UK
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that we know of. Can we name it?
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Well, we wouldn't know. But there are artists out there
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who've gone on to do stuff, not necessarily in the UK.
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It's what I'm saying. In mainland Europe it's huge. You
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know some of these artists here.
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Who is that bloke that was well? I don't know
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how we have to be careful. What was she dressed as?
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She had a beard? Darn? And you was it Dana?
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I don't know. No, Darna's like a nineteen eighties sies
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pop star. Okay, I don't know there was an artist? Yes,
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but this is the thing I think because we were
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watching it sort of on the sidelines, if you like,
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and then we came in to watch some of the voting,
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I felt, and I feel like we were watching eurovisions.
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So it's like, you know, when you go to like
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a different country and you don't always speak the language,
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and you put on local TV or something hotel room
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and you're watching some like probably like really popular TV
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show in their country, but you have no idea what
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is going on? Is it supposed to be his takes?
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Is it real? Do they think they're really funny? Is
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it just cheesy? That's what I feel when I watch Eurovision,
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That's what I feel. I'm watching it going this is
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so cheesy and so cringey. It's almost good, but I'm
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not quite sure you know what's going on? You know,
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half the time there's just people randomly talking to the audience,
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or a shot of some random person in a country
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voting or talking about their country's representation or whatever. I
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don't know. Bucks fizz skirts off, nice, brilliant. Okay, so
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let's move on from Eurovision. What else have you been
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up to this weekend?
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Crystal Palace actually one big Man city. I'm not a
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great football fan, but that was quite phenomenal for them.
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What was it?
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Phenomenal?
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Phenomenal nomenal normal.
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So that was amazing.
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Yes, there's been a lot of hype about that.
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Yeah, when are they doing. They must be doing a tour,
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open bus tour around Crystal Palace so they don't mess
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with Crystal Pathisians, Palacians.
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Yeah, Crystal Police.
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It is quite a tough area, Tolls Hill, Crystal Palace.
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I used to drive there twice a week and it
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was always quite interesting kind of Crystal Palace track.
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Yeah, but that was like a long time ago.
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I think it's been gentrified like everywhere now. I think
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a little bit gentrified. Yeah, but still Crystal Palace. Oh yeah,
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I don't know. Anyway, that was amazing really, no one
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really expected it. One of my clients put a bet
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on when man sorry, when Crystal Palace had already scored,
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so they won nil and he's still got even the
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bookies didn't think it would last. I think he's still
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got twelve to one. Even. He put the bet after
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Crystal Palace had scored, so he was happy.
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Happy Chappy. You went and did some competition, didn't you,
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But you win some you lose something really talk about it.
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I don't think.
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Well, it was nice watching some of the young athletes
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I coach, compete and be there for them. Yes, so
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that was cool. But the poll volt was pants, but
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Achilles wasn't.
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Not the pole volte, No, my pole volt was pants.
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Well it's tricky because you do multi events, you're having
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to do them all. Yes, I know, but I'm not
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giving excuses. I'm just sort of setting setting the picture
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to everybody. You're running from one event to one, so
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you can't really focus on one event at a time.
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But if you hadn't had achilles niggles, then you probably
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would have been fine.
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We'll see, just shouldn't have competed. Really, it was being
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a bit silly, but I was just keen to get going.
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This is what happens when you're extremely good looking, only
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ginger you got to I mean there was I was
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the only ginger athlete there were you. Yes, I always
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do a survey. But do people class you was ginger
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when they see downstairs?
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Do you show that's the first thing? Get high? Please
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look at my pubic hair please? I use Amerkan now,
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probably need to all right, getting on a bit.
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Yes, I was the only ginger person. And do I
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see myself as ginger? Yes, I'm a minority.
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Yeah, I think you're not strictly ginger.
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I was brought up as a ginger.
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Ginger commune with all the gingers.
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Well, that's why I got quick, because I just got
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chase a lot. That's why you'll never meet a slow
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ginger person. If you do, they're most really dead.
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Weller, probably won't meet them then if they're already dead.
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Yeah, well, okay, a bittery or something. You say, phenomena, phenomena.
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So yes, how did we go from gingers to crystal
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competing beating? Yeah?
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Name me? Okay, name I can think of one ginger
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top pathlete, Greg Rutherford. Any others athletics.
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Oh oh yes it must be. Oh well that's a
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good one.
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Come back to me, answered on the plast guards.
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Send them to famous Ginger.
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Fine, not another couple's podcast, thank you. Famous ginger athletes
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work sportsman rugby places, got lots of rugby players, lots
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of Welsh rugby players.
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Surely it wasn't Gareth Thomas. Didn't he have slightly shore?
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Yeah? And there was another one, another older, slightly older
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than him.
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Oh yeah, the the flanker.
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Yeah, yeah, I can see him. I can't give his
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name about you?
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Yes, what else and so yes, that was Saturday and
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then Sunday was quite chilled. I was meant to do
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a course but pulled out of it, which is a
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very good decision. Yes, some gardening. Watch Danny Care in
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his last game.
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Said Danny Care last game. Let's been a little bit
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of rugby chatting there.
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Yeah, he was pretty much starting when I coached.
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So you went, you were helping good with what were
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you you were coaching? Well, we worked out. I think
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it's about two thousand and seventy eight because Amber was
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about three, yeah, two three, I think, and Flyn might
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have been a baby or just about.
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He was pretty much first team then, but just starting
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ish amazing long Jay, But as you said, it is
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a positional thing, longevity. I mean him and Ben.
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Get injured, injured playing any position in rugby, but less
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as a scrum half. You tend to stay out the
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way a little bit.
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But I do quite like it's that romantic where he
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stayed with one club all the way. He was at
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Leeds when he was an academy player. Then he came
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to Quinn's and just stayed there. And I'm sure maybe
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about five six years ago he could have you know,
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he was still England. He could have gone to France,
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or he could have gone to Japan and made a
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lot more money, but didn't And I just I kind
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of like that, and you don't really see that anymore.
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You don't see it in definitely less in what's his name?
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VARDI was Lester all the way through. He's just done
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his last game, hasn't he?
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Yeah, football has turned to me around a little bit
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more physical goals.
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Was just man Beckham, I guess yeah.
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Before he went to America, well Re Madrid, and then
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I was reading I just what like scan read in
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the Times this weekend about his.
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Massive twenty five new stadium. He's building on the edge
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of Miami Airport somewhere, this new development. But he's very quick.
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But I didn't realize the deal that he got with
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Simon Fuller. Yes, when he was into.
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Miami, No La Galaxy.
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La Galaxy basically ended up earning him another three hundred
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There was a lot of centers, what do you call him?
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People were saying, why is he doing that? He could
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earn so much more money if he stayed, you know,
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in the European football leagues, but he moved there with
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deal that because they had a cap I think on
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their wages or whatever their career, their.
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Cap, thank you, thank you.
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But somehow some wangled a deal that he then was it.
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There was only a certain percentage of it was was capped,
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and then the rest he could earn whatever he wanted.
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And then when he took over, Oh no, then I
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think he then got shares and in the profits of
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each match. So every hot dog, every beer, everything, Yeah,
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ended up getting about three undred million.
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I used to walk past Victoria Beckham's shop on Dover
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Street that it is, and I used to walk past
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it quite regularly, I'd say once a week, and I
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never ever ever saw anyone in it. I mean it's
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massive store. I think she's still got it.
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But again you're forgetting that she sells internationally.
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Is she internationally known? But is she known to rock
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the microphone?
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Hold the microphone? I don't know, as she.
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Rocks assistance in town.
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Oh, here she comes. Don't touch my drink. That's why
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I've got it in this big I don't know if
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I want your hairs, chippy cup, look at my chippy cup.
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That's massive. You got tiny hands.
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That's because otherwise if I put a glass of water
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on the floor. She comes along.
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And like Titanic.
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Or The Lion King. Anyway, Yes, Victory Beckham with her
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clothing range. I'm sure she sells, but she might sell
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in department stores, I think, right, can we? I had
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no sleep last night, just looking at me so tired.
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So yeah, is it still there? It's still Look it's
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got a big lumpy Oh that's weird.
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I don't know what swelling, but it didn't hurt at
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the time, and then it just suddenly went like a
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big red I think it's some sort of bursa or
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something not like a bursta that controls the fees at schools.
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I don't think he's in there. Yes, it's my fatty pad.
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One more for no, it's hay fever seasoned. People. If
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you get hay fever, I feel you, do you? I
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don't like I'm sympathized with you. Okay, that's what I mean.
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It's what the kids said, I feel you.
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Calm, calm. Someone said that the other day. Yes, calm,
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is it?
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Yeah, hay fever season which comes and goes. I don't
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quite know what it would speak it is. I'm allergic
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to you.
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I think it's you didn't sleep.
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I got itchy tongue now because I've sneezed.
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Itchy tongue, Like, yeah, you get weird stuff.
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I'm sorry, mister lumpy elbow growing up breast another head out.
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Of breast, scare a manga. Oh it's just a nipple. Nice.
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So let's talk about our children briefly famous now. They
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had to earn their keyp. They can't just keep living here.
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They've got to like put a bit of effort in.
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So we asked them to do the bonus episodes for us.
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Flint wanted to do it, but he wanted Able to
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go first, just to see what it was about. So
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she was fine because she can, like me, can talk forever,
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and we have these mostly our face time conversations are
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very similar to the podcast chat anyway. They generally just
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whatever's happened, or who said what, or laughing at silly
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stuff people have done. So she was actually more comfortable
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talking about herself when she was younger and all the
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crazy shenanigans and like stuff that she got up to basically,
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and silly stuff that she did and caused us trouble,
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whereas Flim is a little bit more reserved about and
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showing himself as a young boy. You know, he's more
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into what he is about now, which is fair enough.
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He's a he's a little bit younger and also his boys,
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Quite happy laughing herself, but yeah, no, it's very now.
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It was quite weird. It was quite weird to sit
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down for, like a formal discussion to start with, does
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not often actually just sit in the same room conversation
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and also a conversation not normal and bless you CoFe
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a normal conversation. You know, normal conversations are in passing
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or quickly or unless you you know, we go out
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to dinner or we're sitting down to dinner at the
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same time and occasion you get a bit more of
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a deep chat. But like inside chat or car chats,
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I think the best ones.
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What they do say that's because you're not looking at
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each other face to face. Yeah, people open up a
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lot more.
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Well, I think talking to your children in cars when
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you're driving them, which is listening. Yeah. So when you
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go and pick up like a group of kids from
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something like your child, not just random children, your child
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with some of their friends from somewhere and you're sort
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of just driving along and they sort of half forget.
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That you're there.
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And they sort of just interact with each other and chat,
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and you get a little bit of gossip of what's
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happening and who said what to who, and who likes
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I mean, Avera tells us that stuff anyway, regardless. But yeah,
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that's quite interesting. But I think just having a chat
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in the car because they can't storm off, they can't
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run away, they can't You've got to stay fairly calm
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because you're driving.
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Well, I have to stay very can't.
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I get annoyed with other drivers more So, I think
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that's quite a good place to have a conversation where
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you might actually get a bit more information out of
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your child or if there's a subject that you want
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to and not that unlike Parent of the Year advice here,
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but that's what we found and other people have found.
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If you want to get to the bottom of something
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or find out what's really going on with them, maybe
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just in for little drive.
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We used to make them sleep when they were little
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or little put in.
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A car, but definitely to block out an I'm getting in.
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A thigh cramp from keeping my legs together. You see
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them shaking a little.
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Ziggy's sitting on Mark's lap if you're just listening at
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home and he needs to man spread and she doesn't
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really enjoy that because it's not very comfortable. Why do
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dogs do that? Why do dogs eat other dogs? Poo? Discussing?
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So the other day I just fed them. She's eating
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a whole dinner.
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Do we need this conversation?
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I'm just going to briefly outline, and Yogi went on
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to your poo and then literally two seconds lay I
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see her taking a massive blight. I was like, that
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is absolutely disgust disgusting. She had not been fed for
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like a week or something. The behavior of a lady
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so disgusting. You're disgusting sometimes really are So do we
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have any Marx bits this week as we're back to it?
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Well, yes, I was going to talk about sleep because
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you're not sleeping very well. We didn't sleep very well
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last night and we have chatted about it.
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We do talk a lot about sleep, but that's because
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it's such a big issue with a lot of people.
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But I think, yeah, it's it's it definitely as you age,
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your sleep quality does seem to reduce. And speaking to
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another client who's recently started with me, wakes up at
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four mind Racing was doing.
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The Flynn honestly just got to interrupt slightly, said that
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at dinner on Saturday night they watched the one with Flynn.
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The mannerisms of Flynn and Me in terms of.
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Yeah, fiddling And there's a little clip I just posted
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today of Flynn talking and me saying, what is it
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with you and your dad that you You have trimmed
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your beard so there's less beard to fiddle with or
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your mustache, but you're still doing it. I don't know
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if it's just a habit is a habit as soon
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as you start talking, put your fingers over your mouth
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and over your thing and do this. I have to
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sit on my hand.
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Why we do it because we're extremely good looking?
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Is it not because you can't put your hands on any.
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Pants right now, I've got a bit from my lap.
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Sorry dog. It's because we're extremely good looking, so we
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have to mask our faces slightly just because they're viewing Flinns.
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Flynn's was because of the jawline you two have that
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you have to keep rubbing it to keep it chiseled. Yes,
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that was his excuse. Anyway back to sleep.
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So I do think, and a lot of people do this.
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So he wakes up at about four racing thoughts about
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what he needs to be doing right, and a lot
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of it is rubbish, but the not the thank what's
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what do they call it a thankful diary? No, what's
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the thing where you're right? Or but gratitude, gratitude there isn't.
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There is quite a lot now people if they do
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wake up, let's say they wake up at one thinking
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about stuff, is to literally just write it down, right,
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have a pad, write it down. If that's what you're
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worrying about, just write it down. And there's something about
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that which just kind of compartmentalizes it, puts it aside,
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and you go, okay, I'll deal with that in the morning.
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And so there's a lot there's a lot of sleep
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researchers that talk about that, especially if if if you're
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the type of person that wakes up racing thinking, oh
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I've got to do that. Oh I haven't done that,
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and I'm worried about this, and what if.
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What if you you can't sleep like I lost because
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you feel like your body needs to be turned inside out?
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Does anybody else get this or it just me? Well,
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I feel like my I just need like everything taken out,
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all my muscles stretch and then put back in again. Yeah,
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I cannot lengthen my body enough.
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Have you done the contract release stuff?
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I do all that. Literally lie in bed, I literally
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make a.
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Difference when you have a one before you go to bed.
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It's so, I don't think there's a particular pattern for me.
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I think it depends.
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Is it cyclical?
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Yeah? I think is it a full moon? Is that
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why I'm not sleeping? I didn't have pants on, so
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it might have been my never have pants on?
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I find that weird. Pajamas and dressing gowns. That's what
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I'm going to talk about. What the hell is that about?
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Why would you like if you lie? So occasionally I'm
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staying at someone's house, I wear nicky nacky news. Yeah,
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I wear boxes. But when you turn at night, they
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all get shifted stuff. And when people wear those like
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cotton pajamas, they get twisted up your body whole tweet
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they do, they do, They're all twisted. Yes at school?
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Okay, do you just you just fidget more than most people.
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I'm a fidgetor but.
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Just me you're right for I'm just a little bit concerned.
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Dressing gown. Just get up, get changed a dressing get changed,
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and you've missed the middleman when you're ready to go.
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I like it sitting.
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Around in a dirty old house coat. How many times
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have you worn When was the last time you wash
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your dressing gown?
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A week or so?
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I've never seen it.
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You don't do the washing.
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I'm not allowed to. I'm not allowed to.
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Because you're rubbish. No, I love a dressing gown, just
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you don't wear one. I will thank you very much.
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Like Grannie, What are you going to be like when
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you're eighty Granny? House coat?
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It's not it's not in nineteen fifties anymore.
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As a bonnet just because you go getter. I'm a
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go getter.
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No, I don't know.
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Would you like Flynn back? Do you want to swape?
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He's nice?
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What if you get another husband? Would you carry on
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this podcast with you? Nice?
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Not a couple's podcast.
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And you've got another couple?
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Yeah?
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Nice?
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I could be with anyone. Really doesn't have to be
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with you. It's just a couple, doesn't say, not another
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husband and wife podcast?
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Oh so you could be anyone.
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If you could be anyone, I could be anyone. I
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can replace you like that.
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No, I'm the talent. You called me the talent. That's
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where the words do you use, talent can be replaced.
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You say that, you watch the viewing figures drop from
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ten to nine, maybe even eight. If I were went.
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Your mom listens my mum, you'd still listening to you
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weren't on it because she likes me better than you.
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Well she says that, no, she does, sicky. Look at you,
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she's like standing all. It's because your legs are gradually
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going out and out and out and out and out.
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So also the other thing we did, we went to
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a wedding, very nice wedding, wedding for yours, so down
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in Wiltshire was it, and very very lovely pyt house
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pipe house.
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A Michelin sta for sustainability. So everything was grown in
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their gardens. Obviously not the trout that's difficult to grow
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in a garden. But yeah, it was.
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Amzing from the stream.
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Yeah, it was a beautiful weather. Bit of glamping.
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Yeah, the glamping I wasn't so excited about to start
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with because I thought, I don't know whether getting ready
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in a tent is going to be enough for me
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for a week?
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Are you happy with it?
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It was fine that the time I set everything after
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we weren't expecting to do and I was sweating. I
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had a quick shower. Luckily I didn't really need to
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do my hair much, for it was a very hot
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day and I just did my usual put my hair
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up and just put a head thing on to disguise
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my hair looking a mess.
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It was beautiful.
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But yeah, it was lovely, very very lucky with the weather.
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It was really hot, so lovely.
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Everything was outside, the cocktails, lots of dark and stormies. Yeah,
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did you do dark in storms? You are such a runner.
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But they weren't super strong, because if they had been,
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I think after two I would have been spinning and
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I wasn't okay, So I think they.
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Were very fifteen were okay.
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Which is good. I had five.
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I reckon, did you you're an animal?
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Maybe? Throughout the day animal? Yes. It was all very jolly,
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all very very very jolly wedding. And we've got another
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wedding in September. We've got wedding.
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Playing golf for them tomorrow.
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Year of the wedding, well, we went in the year
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we got married. I think about ten people got married
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the same year or more than that we knew we
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were going to or invited to their wedding. Staggs you
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Henry kends. It was just the UK over weddings that year.
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Even by the time we got two hours, were like,
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oh no, not doing that, not doing that, everybody's doing
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that boring. So yes, I think having a wedding to
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go to, which is the first wedding, we're sort of
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that age where some people having the second weddings.
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Possibly we were we were.
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Where should we have our second wedding?
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Should we were in our vows?
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Where should we have our ring? Jesus, I want to
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and I want it now. Sorry he's just licking, sucking
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on his finger to get it off my finger.
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But look at the state of this. It's not even round.
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And look it's not even round it. I wear it
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for everything, but I'd like another one.
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Please do I take all mine off for weight training
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because I don't like getting calluses and robs.
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I still get cals? Are you sometimes?
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Okay?
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Tuesday?
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Well, I need your wedding rings and everything because if
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you're getting one one because mine don't fit on my finger. Anymore.
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What you're ready on the right finger?
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Yeah, well I took them off out and about they
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think you're single because I leave that one.
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Well, that doesn't look like a wedding.
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I took them off for when I had to have anthetic. Yes,
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but it was flipping hard to get them off. My
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finger was really hard to get them off. And then
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I was obviously starting to do sports massage, so I
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can't wear these to do sports massage, so to get
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them on and off all the time it was too painful. Actually,
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once I got them off, there was no way off
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wedding off.
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This podcast finishes.
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I haven't had coffee yet on purpose because I don't cry.
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I'm just showing my rings, a lovely ring. I couldn't
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get them off holes, what the hell?
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Sorry?
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Right, So this knuckle had swollen up so I couldn't
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actually get but it's not now, so.
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Why don't you put it back on there?
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Because it's still quite chunky there. It's thin right near
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the hand, like with a finger meets the hand yep.
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But this is a really interesting chat so people. But
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it's very necessary because I know lots of people who
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now can't fit their wedding rings. On because their hands
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have either swollen or knuckles of swollen.
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Or why have your knuckles swollen? Because look Jesus Christ.
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So we need to get them either resized.
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Yeah, look, there's no way they're going what they I
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got them off, but it's so painful, lots of washing up, liquid,
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cold ice water, Jesus. So there's no way I can
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get those on and off.
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So we need to either get them resized or buy
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you a massive or yes, or get a new wife
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with smaller hands. They will you look.
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Bigger choices yours? People?
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What are they voting?
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Yes, we're going to start on YouTube. Nice like gladiation,
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like thumb up, thumb down, whether you get or not?
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Well, what is it? When do you have the ear?
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Seven years? Apparently you're way past that. You can't even
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clean that one?
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Are we what? Were are we like? We can't even
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use it? Multiples of seven?
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Yes, you can, I know, but twenty one three?
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So the next one twenty eight? Yeah, so I've got
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five years?
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What Why are you what you dream like that seen?
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Oh my god, all right, figure back in the room.
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Why did you do this weird thing? I've never seen
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that I can't slightly around actually, my.
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God, so bad. I need to sleep. People.
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Okay, now you do that thing. No notes here, Bendy,
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that's it.
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I don't know, I've got Bendy, but.
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Truly there.
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How do you know? Oh everyone, let's have some sleep
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next week. People.
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Yes, everyone, have a lovely week. It's been Remember wat
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your garden. My plants are going a bit funny. Water
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bush always seem more bush right.
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Thanks for that, love you, bye bye,
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Hi, Welcome back to Not Another Couple's Podcast with Me,
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Susie and you Marc Robert, Marcrobert, Okay, nice, this is
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actually episode twenty eight.
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Yeah, well I'm not talking to you why because I'm
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no longer the premiere talent.
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Wow, you could just say you had a little holiday
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and we had some guests speakers in. We'll come back
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to that in a minute when you stop sulking. Possibly.
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So what's been happening this weekend? We was Eurovision. It's
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a big thing. Very camp, very Camp's what it's meant
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to be. We were at friends for a barbecue birthday.
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Happy sixties, Katie if you're listening, she.
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Looks very good for sixty.
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Actually hate cut and so we had it on the background.
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It wasn't like we didn't sit down and watch it all. Obviously,
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we missed a lot of the main acts forming. We
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just saw them out the corner of Austria.
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Austria was that the guy with a falsetto thah?
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It was like in the little clip on the video.
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It was like on some sailing Excuse me, but Buffy
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said sailing boat.
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Was it like re enacting Titanic?
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Really? No, I didn't really hear it, so it was
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just obviously very different. You can never predict who's going
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to win because it's always just liked what countries, regardless
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of how well they performed. I think sometimes and I
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thought our girls, remember Monday there were I thought it
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was a really good song. I never thought they were
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going to win, ever, because you know, it's rare that
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the UK wins anything, and the nearest we got was
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Sam Ryder a couple of years ago, and the U
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Train War obviously took precedence of voting. Not that they
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weren't good, but he should have won.
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Probably to the youth still watch Eurovision, No.
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We're definitely not late teenagers that we know of, but.
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Apparently it gets massive viewing figures.
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But there's a bit like lots of things. I think
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in this country we sort of stop watching it. There's
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sort of a few people that are like average followers
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and Eurovision lovers, and that's fine, but I think here
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it used to be such a massive thing. And then think,
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because we used to occasionally win, or even Ireland, we
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claim Ireland as sort of near winners, but since it
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became we just get zero votes zero most of the time,
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it just becomes a bit of a running jake.
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Really, if you get selected to sing for the UK,
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is it a curse to do it? Is there anyone's
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career blossomed afterwards? Did that help Sam Ryder do? Sam
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Ryder's career?
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I think he was already got along the way, didn't
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but because he was such.
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A bucks fizz famous already.
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No, they weren't, and Abba weren't really either, weren't they.
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No, name an artist that's done your revision non UK
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that we know of. Can we name it?
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Well, we wouldn't know. But there are artists out there
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who've gone on to do stuff, not necessarily in the UK.
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It's what I'm saying. In mainland Europe it's huge. You
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know some of these artists here.
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Who is that bloke that was well? I don't know
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how we have to be careful. What was she dressed as?
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She had a beard? Darn? And you was it Dana?
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I don't know. No, Darna's like a nineteen eighties sies
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pop star. Okay, I don't know there was an artist? Yes,
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but this is the thing I think because we were
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watching it sort of on the sidelines, if you like,
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and then we came in to watch some of the voting,
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I felt, and I feel like we were watching eurovisions.
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So it's like, you know, when you go to like
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a different country and you don't always speak the language,
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and you put on local TV or something hotel room
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and you're watching some like probably like really popular TV
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show in their country, but you have no idea what
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is going on? Is it supposed to be his takes?
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Is it real? Do they think they're really funny? Is
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it just cheesy? That's what I feel when I watch Eurovision,
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That's what I feel. I'm watching it going this is
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so cheesy and so cringey. It's almost good, but I'm
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not quite sure you know what's going on? You know,
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half the time there's just people randomly talking to the audience,
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or a shot of some random person in a country
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voting or talking about their country's representation or whatever. I
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don't know. Bucks fizz skirts off, nice, brilliant. Okay, so
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let's move on from Eurovision. What else have you been
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up to this weekend?
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Crystal Palace actually one big Man city. I'm not a
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great football fan, but that was quite phenomenal for them.
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What was it?
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Phenomenal?
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Phenomenal nomenal normal.
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So that was amazing.
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Yes, there's been a lot of hype about that.
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Yeah, when are they doing. They must be doing a tour,
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open bus tour around Crystal Palace so they don't mess
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with Crystal Pathisians, Palacians.
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Yeah, Crystal Police.
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It is quite a tough area, Tolls Hill, Crystal Palace.
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I used to drive there twice a week and it
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was always quite interesting kind of Crystal Palace track.
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Yeah, but that was like a long time ago.
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I think it's been gentrified like everywhere now. I think
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a little bit gentrified. Yeah, but still Crystal Palace. Oh yeah,
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I don't know. Anyway, that was amazing really, no one
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really expected it. One of my clients put a bet
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on when man sorry, when Crystal Palace had already scored,
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so they won nil and he's still got even the
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bookies didn't think it would last. I think he's still
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got twelve to one. Even. He put the bet after
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Crystal Palace had scored, so he was happy.
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Happy Chappy. You went and did some competition, didn't you,
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But you win some you lose something really talk about it.
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I don't think.
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Well, it was nice watching some of the young athletes
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I coach, compete and be there for them. Yes, so
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that was cool. But the poll volt was pants, but
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Achilles wasn't.
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Not the pole volte, No, my pole volt was pants.
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Well it's tricky because you do multi events, you're having
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to do them all. Yes, I know, but I'm not
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giving excuses. I'm just sort of setting setting the picture
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to everybody. You're running from one event to one, so
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you can't really focus on one event at a time.
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But if you hadn't had achilles niggles, then you probably
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would have been fine.
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We'll see, just shouldn't have competed. Really, it was being
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a bit silly, but I was just keen to get going.
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This is what happens when you're extremely good looking, only
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ginger you got to I mean there was I was
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the only ginger athlete there were you. Yes, I always
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do a survey. But do people class you was ginger
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when they see downstairs?
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Do you show that's the first thing? Get high? Please
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look at my pubic hair please? I use Amerkan now,
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probably need to all right, getting on a bit.
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Yes, I was the only ginger person. And do I
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see myself as ginger? Yes, I'm a minority.
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Yeah, I think you're not strictly ginger.
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I was brought up as a ginger.
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Ginger commune with all the gingers.
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Well, that's why I got quick, because I just got
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chase a lot. That's why you'll never meet a slow
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ginger person. If you do, they're most really dead.
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Weller, probably won't meet them then if they're already dead.
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Yeah, well, okay, a bittery or something. You say, phenomena, phenomena.
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So yes, how did we go from gingers to crystal
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competing beating? Yeah?
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Name me? Okay, name I can think of one ginger
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top pathlete, Greg Rutherford. Any others athletics.
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Oh oh yes it must be. Oh well that's a
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good one.
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Come back to me, answered on the plast guards.
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Send them to famous Ginger.
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Fine, not another couple's podcast, thank you. Famous ginger athletes
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work sportsman rugby places, got lots of rugby players, lots
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of Welsh rugby players.
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Surely it wasn't Gareth Thomas. Didn't he have slightly shore?
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Yes, what else and so yes, that was Saturday and
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then Sunday was quite chilled. I was meant to do
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a course but pulled out of it, which is a
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very good decision. Yes, some gardening. Watch Danny Care in
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his last game.
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of rugby chatting there.
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you you were coaching? Well, we worked out. I think
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it's about two thousand and seventy eight because Amber was
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ish amazing long Jay, But as you said, it is
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a positional thing, longevity. I mean him and Ben.
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as a scrum half. You tend to stay out the
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stayed with one club all the way. He was at
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Leeds when he was an academy player. Then he came
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to Quinn's and just stayed there. And I'm sure maybe
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about five six years ago he could have you know,
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he was still England. He could have gone to France,
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or he could have gone to Japan and made a
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lot more money, but didn't And I just I kind
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of like that, and you don't really see that anymore.
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You don't see it in definitely less in what's his name?
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his last game, hasn't he?
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Yeah, football has turned to me around a little bit
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more physical goals.
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Was just man Beckham, I guess yeah.
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Before he went to America, well Re Madrid, and then
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I was reading I just what like scan read in
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the Times this weekend about his.
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Massive twenty five new stadium. He's building on the edge
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of Miami Airport somewhere, this new development. But he's very quick.
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But I didn't realize the deal that he got with
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Simon Fuller. Yes, when he was into.
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Miami, No La Galaxy.
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La Galaxy basically ended up earning him another three hundred
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There was a lot of centers, what do you call him?
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People were saying, why is he doing that? He could
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earn so much more money if he stayed, you know,
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in the European football leagues, but he moved there with
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deal that because they had a cap I think on
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their wages or whatever their career, their.
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Cap, thank you, thank you.
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There was only a certain percentage of it was was capped,
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and then the rest he could earn whatever he wanted.
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And then when he took over, Oh no, then I
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think he then got shares and in the profits of
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each match. So every hot dog, every beer, everything, Yeah,
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ended up getting about three undred million.
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I used to walk past Victoria Beckham's shop on Dover
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Street that it is, and I used to walk past
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it quite regularly, I'd say once a week, and I
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never ever ever saw anyone in it. I mean it's
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massive store. I think she's still got it.
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But again you're forgetting that she sells internationally.
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Is she internationally known? But is she known to rock
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the microphone?
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Hold the microphone? I don't know, as she.
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Rocks assistance in town.
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Oh, here she comes. Don't touch my drink. That's why
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I've got it in this big I don't know if
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I want your hairs, chippy cup, look at my chippy cup.
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That's massive. You got tiny hands.
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That's because otherwise if I put a glass of water
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on the floor. She comes along.
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And like Titanic.
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Or The Lion King. Anyway, Yes, Victory Beckham with her
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clothing range. I'm sure she sells, but she might sell
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in department stores, I think, right, can we? I had
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no sleep last night, just looking at me so tired.
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got a big lumpy Oh that's weird.
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I don't know what swelling, but it didn't hurt at
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the time, and then it just suddenly went like a
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big red I think it's some sort of bursa or
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something not like a bursta that controls the fees at schools.
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I don't think he's in there. Yes, it's my fatty pad.
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One more for no, it's hay fever seasoned. People. If
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you get hay fever, I feel you, do you? I
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don't like I'm sympathized with you. Okay, that's what I mean.
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It's what the kids said, I feel you.
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Calm, calm. Someone said that the other day. Yes, calm,
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is it?
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Yeah, hay fever season which comes and goes. I don't
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quite know what it would speak it is. I'm allergic
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to you.
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I think it's you didn't sleep.
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I got itchy tongue now because I've sneezed.
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Itchy tongue, Like, yeah, you get weird stuff.
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I'm sorry, mister lumpy elbow growing up breast another head out.
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Of breast, scare a manga. Oh it's just a nipple. Nice.
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So let's talk about our children briefly famous now. They
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had to earn their keyp. They can't just keep living here.
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They've got to like put a bit of effort in.
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So we asked them to do the bonus episodes for us.
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Flint wanted to do it, but he wanted Able to
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go first, just to see what it was about. So
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she was fine because she can, like me, can talk forever,
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and we have these mostly our face time conversations are
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very similar to the podcast chat anyway. They generally just
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whatever's happened, or who said what, or laughing at silly
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stuff people have done. So she was actually more comfortable
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talking about herself when she was younger and all the
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crazy shenanigans and like stuff that she got up to basically,
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and silly stuff that she did and caused us trouble,
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whereas Flim is a little bit more reserved about and
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showing himself as a young boy. You know, he's more
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into what he is about now, which is fair enough.
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He's a he's a little bit younger and also his boys,
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Quite happy laughing herself, but yeah, no, it's very now.
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It was quite weird. It was quite weird to sit
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down for, like a formal discussion to start with, does
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not often actually just sit in the same room conversation
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and also a conversation not normal and bless you CoFe
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a normal conversation. You know, normal conversations are in passing
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or quickly or unless you you know, we go out
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to dinner or we're sitting down to dinner at the
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same time and occasion you get a bit more of
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a deep chat. But like inside chat or car chats,
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I think the best ones.
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What they do say that's because you're not looking at
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each other face to face. Yeah, people open up a
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lot more.
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Well, I think talking to your children in cars when
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you're driving them, which is listening. Yeah. So when you
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go and pick up like a group of kids from
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something like your child, not just random children, your child
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with some of their friends from somewhere and you're sort
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of just driving along and they sort of half forget.
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That you're there.
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And they sort of just interact with each other and chat,
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and you get a little bit of gossip of what's
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happening and who said what to who, and who likes
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I mean, Avera tells us that stuff anyway, regardless. But yeah,
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that's quite interesting. But I think just having a chat
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in the car because they can't storm off, they can't
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run away, they can't You've got to stay fairly calm
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because you're driving.
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Well, I have to stay very can't.
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I get annoyed with other drivers more So, I think
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that's quite a good place to have a conversation where
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you might actually get a bit more information out of
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your child or if there's a subject that you want
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to and not that unlike Parent of the Year advice here,
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but that's what we found and other people have found.
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If you want to get to the bottom of something
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or find out what's really going on with them, maybe
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just in for little drive.
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We used to make them sleep when they were little
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or little put in.
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A car, but definitely to block out an I'm getting in.
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A thigh cramp from keeping my legs together. You see
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them shaking a little.
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Ziggy's sitting on Mark's lap if you're just listening at
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home and he needs to man spread and she doesn't
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really enjoy that because it's not very comfortable. Why do
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dogs do that? Why do dogs eat other dogs? Poo? Discussing?
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So the other day I just fed them. She's eating
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a whole dinner.
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Do we need this conversation?
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I'm just going to briefly outline, and Yogi went on
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to your poo and then literally two seconds lay I
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see her taking a massive blight. I was like, that
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is absolutely disgust disgusting. She had not been fed for
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like a week or something. The behavior of a lady
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so disgusting. You're disgusting sometimes really are So do we
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have any Marx bits this week as we're back to it?
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you're not sleeping very well. We didn't sleep very well
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last night and we have chatted about it.
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it's such a big issue with a lot of people.
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your sleep quality does seem to reduce. And speaking to
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another client who's recently started with me, wakes up at
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four mind Racing was doing.
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The Flynn honestly just got to interrupt slightly, said that
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at dinner on Saturday night they watched the one with Flynn.
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The mannerisms of Flynn and Me in terms of.
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today of Flynn talking and me saying, what is it
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with you and your dad that you You have trimmed
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your beard so there's less beard to fiddle with or
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your mustache, but you're still doing it. I don't know
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if it's just a habit is a habit as soon
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as you start talking, put your fingers over your mouth
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and over your thing and do this. I have to
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sit on my hand.
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Why we do it because we're extremely good looking?
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Is it not because you can't put your hands on any.
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Pants right now, I've got a bit from my lap.
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Sorry dog. It's because we're extremely good looking, so we
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have to mask our faces slightly just because they're viewing Flinns.
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Flynn's was because of the jawline you two have that
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you have to keep rubbing it to keep it chiseled. Yes,
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that was his excuse. Anyway back to sleep.
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So I do think, and a lot of people do this.
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So he wakes up at about four racing thoughts about
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what he needs to be doing right, and a lot
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of it is rubbish, but the not the thank what's
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what do they call it a thankful diary? No, what's
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the thing where you're right? Or but gratitude, gratitude there isn't.
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There is quite a lot now people if they do
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wake up, let's say they wake up at one thinking
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about stuff, is to literally just write it down, right,
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have a pad, write it down. If that's what you're
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worrying about, just write it down. And there's something about
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that which just kind of compartmentalizes it, puts it aside,
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and you go, okay, I'll deal with that in the morning.
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And so there's a lot there's a lot of sleep
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researchers that talk about that, especially if if if you're
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the type of person that wakes up racing thinking, oh
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I've got to do that. Oh I haven't done that,
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and I'm worried about this, and what if.
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What if you you can't sleep like I lost because
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you feel like your body needs to be turned inside out?
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Does anybody else get this or it just me? Well,
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I feel like my I just need like everything taken out,
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all my muscles stretch and then put back in again. Yeah,
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I cannot lengthen my body enough.
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Have you done the contract release stuff?
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I do all that. Literally lie in bed, I literally
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make a.
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Difference when you have a one before you go to bed.
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It's so, I don't think there's a particular pattern for me.
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I think it depends.
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Is it cyclical?
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Yeah? I think is it a full moon? Is that
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why I'm not sleeping? I didn't have pants on, so
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it might have been my never have pants on?
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I find that weird. Pajamas and dressing gowns. That's what
402
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I'm going to talk about. What the hell is that about?
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Why would you like if you lie? So occasionally I'm
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staying at someone's house, I wear nicky nacky news. Yeah,
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I wear boxes. But when you turn at night, they
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all get shifted stuff. And when people wear those like
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cotton pajamas, they get twisted up your body whole tweet
408
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they do, they do, They're all twisted. Yes at school?
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Okay, do you just you just fidget more than most people.
410
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I'm a fidgetor but.
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Just me you're right for I'm just a little bit concerned.
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Dressing gown. Just get up, get changed a dressing get changed,
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and you've missed the middleman when you're ready to go.
414
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I like it sitting.
415
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Around in a dirty old house coat. How many times
416
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have you worn When was the last time you wash
417
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your dressing gown?
418
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A week or so?
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I've never seen it.
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You don't do the washing.
421
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I'm not allowed to. I'm not allowed to.
422
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Because you're rubbish. No, I love a dressing gown, just
423
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you don't wear one. I will thank you very much.
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00:22:36.960 --> 00:22:38.480
Like Grannie, What are you going to be like when
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you're eighty Granny? House coat?
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It's not it's not in nineteen fifties anymore.
427
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As a bonnet just because you go getter. I'm a
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go getter.
429
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No, I don't know.
430
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Would you like Flynn back? Do you want to swape?
431
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He's nice?
432
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What if you get another husband? Would you carry on
433
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this podcast with you? Nice?
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Not a couple's podcast.
435
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And you've got another couple?
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Yeah?
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Nice?
438
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I could be with anyone. Really doesn't have to be
439
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with you. It's just a couple, doesn't say, not another
440
00:23:13.839 --> 00:23:15.079
husband and wife podcast?
441
00:23:16.039 --> 00:23:17.200
Oh so you could be anyone.
442
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If you could be anyone, I could be anyone. I
443
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can replace you like that.
444
00:23:22.799 --> 00:23:24.759
No, I'm the talent. You called me the talent. That's
445
00:23:24.839 --> 00:23:26.799
where the words do you use, talent can be replaced.
446
00:23:27.559 --> 00:23:30.160
You say that, you watch the viewing figures drop from
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ten to nine, maybe even eight. If I were went.
448
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Your mom listens my mum, you'd still listening to you
449
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weren't on it because she likes me better than you.
450
00:23:39.680 --> 00:23:44.680
Well she says that, no, she does, sicky. Look at you,
451
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she's like standing all. It's because your legs are gradually
452
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going out and out and out and out and out.
453
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So also the other thing we did, we went to
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a wedding, very nice wedding, wedding for yours, so down
455
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in Wiltshire was it, and very very lovely pyt house
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pipe house.
457
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A Michelin sta for sustainability. So everything was grown in
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their gardens. Obviously not the trout that's difficult to grow
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in a garden. But yeah, it was.
460
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Amzing from the stream.
461
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Yeah, it was a beautiful weather. Bit of glamping.
462
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Yeah, the glamping I wasn't so excited about to start
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with because I thought, I don't know whether getting ready
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in a tent is going to be enough for me
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for a week?
466
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Are you happy with it?
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It was fine that the time I set everything after
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we weren't expecting to do and I was sweating. I
469
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had a quick shower. Luckily I didn't really need to
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do my hair much, for it was a very hot
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day and I just did my usual put my hair
472
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up and just put a head thing on to disguise
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my hair looking a mess.
474
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It was beautiful.
475
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But yeah, it was lovely, very very lucky with the weather.
476
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It was really hot, so lovely.
477
00:25:02.519 --> 00:25:06.119
Everything was outside, the cocktails, lots of dark and stormies. Yeah,
478
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did you do dark in storms? You are such a runner.
479
00:25:09.240 --> 00:25:11.880
But they weren't super strong, because if they had been,
480
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I think after two I would have been spinning and
481
00:25:14.279 --> 00:25:16.359
I wasn't okay, So I think they.
482
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Were very fifteen were okay.
483
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Which is good. I had five.
484
00:25:19.880 --> 00:25:21.799
I reckon, did you you're an animal?
485
00:25:22.480 --> 00:25:27.559
Maybe? Throughout the day animal? Yes. It was all very jolly,
486
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all very very very jolly wedding. And we've got another
487
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wedding in September. We've got wedding.
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Playing golf for them tomorrow.
489
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Year of the wedding, well, we went in the year
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we got married. I think about ten people got married
491
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the same year or more than that we knew we
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were going to or invited to their wedding. Staggs you
493
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Henry kends. It was just the UK over weddings that year.
494
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Even by the time we got two hours, were like,
495
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oh no, not doing that, not doing that, everybody's doing
496
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that boring. So yes, I think having a wedding to
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go to, which is the first wedding, we're sort of
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that age where some people having the second weddings.
499
00:26:06.799 --> 00:26:08.519
Possibly we were we were.
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Where should we have our second wedding?
501
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Should we were in our vows?
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Where should we have our ring? Jesus, I want to
503
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and I want it now. Sorry he's just licking, sucking
504
00:26:22.799 --> 00:26:25.559
on his finger to get it off my finger.
505
00:26:25.960 --> 00:26:28.200
But look at the state of this. It's not even round.
506
00:26:28.279 --> 00:26:32.960
And look it's not even round it. I wear it
507
00:26:33.000 --> 00:26:35.519
for everything, but I'd like another one.
508
00:26:35.559 --> 00:26:38.079
Please do I take all mine off for weight training
509
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because I don't like getting calluses and robs.
510
00:26:40.440 --> 00:26:44.920
I still get cals? Are you sometimes?
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Okay?
512
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Tuesday?
513
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Well, I need your wedding rings and everything because if
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you're getting one one because mine don't fit on my finger. Anymore.
515
00:26:54.480 --> 00:26:56.319
What you're ready on the right finger?
516
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Yeah, well I took them off out and about they
517
00:27:00.519 --> 00:27:02.440
think you're single because I leave that one.
518
00:27:02.559 --> 00:27:04.759
Well, that doesn't look like a wedding.
519
00:27:05.240 --> 00:27:12.480
I took them off for when I had to have anthetic. Yes,
520
00:27:12.960 --> 00:27:14.680
but it was flipping hard to get them off. My
521
00:27:14.759 --> 00:27:17.440
finger was really hard to get them off. And then
522
00:27:17.480 --> 00:27:20.200
I was obviously starting to do sports massage, so I
523
00:27:20.240 --> 00:27:22.920
can't wear these to do sports massage, so to get
524
00:27:22.920 --> 00:27:27.400
them on and off all the time it was too painful. Actually,
525
00:27:27.400 --> 00:27:29.519
once I got them off, there was no way off
526
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wedding off.
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This podcast finishes.
528
00:27:41.160 --> 00:27:45.039
I haven't had coffee yet on purpose because I don't cry.
529
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I'm just showing my rings, a lovely ring. I couldn't
530
00:27:50.079 --> 00:27:53.400
get them off holes, what the hell?
531
00:27:53.920 --> 00:27:54.559
Sorry?
532
00:27:55.079 --> 00:27:59.359
Right, So this knuckle had swollen up so I couldn't
533
00:27:59.359 --> 00:28:00.759
actually get but it's not now, so.
534
00:28:00.680 --> 00:28:01.880
Why don't you put it back on there?
535
00:28:02.039 --> 00:28:05.440
Because it's still quite chunky there. It's thin right near
536
00:28:05.480 --> 00:28:08.440
the hand, like with a finger meets the hand yep.
537
00:28:09.079 --> 00:28:12.920
But this is a really interesting chat so people. But
538
00:28:12.960 --> 00:28:15.000
it's very necessary because I know lots of people who
539
00:28:15.519 --> 00:28:17.839
now can't fit their wedding rings. On because their hands
540
00:28:17.839 --> 00:28:20.319
have either swollen or knuckles of swollen.
541
00:28:20.079 --> 00:28:24.240
Or why have your knuckles swollen? Because look Jesus Christ.
542
00:28:24.279 --> 00:28:26.000
So we need to get them either resized.
543
00:28:26.079 --> 00:28:28.119
Yeah, look, there's no way they're going what they I
544
00:28:28.160 --> 00:28:31.000
got them off, but it's so painful, lots of washing up, liquid,
545
00:28:31.319 --> 00:28:34.599
cold ice water, Jesus. So there's no way I can
546
00:28:34.640 --> 00:28:35.440
get those on and off.
547
00:28:35.680 --> 00:28:37.559
So we need to either get them resized or buy
548
00:28:37.559 --> 00:28:41.079
you a massive or yes, or get a new wife
549
00:28:41.079 --> 00:28:42.920
with smaller hands. They will you look.
550
00:28:42.839 --> 00:28:46.400
Bigger choices yours? People?
551
00:28:47.240 --> 00:28:48.000
What are they voting?
552
00:28:48.119 --> 00:28:51.559
Yes, we're going to start on YouTube. Nice like gladiation,
553
00:28:51.880 --> 00:28:55.799
like thumb up, thumb down, whether you get or not?
554
00:28:57.039 --> 00:29:00.000
Well, what is it? When do you have the ear?
555
00:29:01.160 --> 00:29:04.119
Seven years? Apparently you're way past that. You can't even
556
00:29:04.160 --> 00:29:04.759
clean that one?
557
00:29:05.119 --> 00:29:07.559
Are we what? Were are we like? We can't even
558
00:29:07.640 --> 00:29:08.799
use it? Multiples of seven?
559
00:29:09.640 --> 00:29:14.200
Yes, you can, I know, but twenty one three?
560
00:29:14.400 --> 00:29:16.759
So the next one twenty eight? Yeah, so I've got
561
00:29:16.759 --> 00:29:17.319
five years?
562
00:29:21.079 --> 00:29:32.640
What Why are you what you dream like that seen?
563
00:29:36.200 --> 00:29:39.720
Oh my god, all right, figure back in the room.
564
00:29:41.839 --> 00:29:45.359
Why did you do this weird thing? I've never seen
565
00:29:45.400 --> 00:29:50.160
that I can't slightly around actually, my.
566
00:29:50.480 --> 00:29:53.839
God, so bad. I need to sleep. People.
567
00:29:54.039 --> 00:30:00.400
Okay, now you do that thing. No notes here, Bendy,
568
00:30:00.599 --> 00:30:00.880
that's it.
569
00:30:01.240 --> 00:30:03.240
I don't know, I've got Bendy, but.
570
00:30:05.599 --> 00:30:06.279
Truly there.
571
00:30:06.319 --> 00:30:11.599
How do you know? Oh everyone, let's have some sleep
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00:30:11.599 --> 00:30:12.319
next week. People.
573
00:30:12.400 --> 00:30:16.079
Yes, everyone, have a lovely week. It's been Remember wat
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your garden. My plants are going a bit funny. Water
575
00:30:18.720 --> 00:30:22.039
bush always seem more bush right.
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Thanks for that, love you, bye bye,
