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Hi there.
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Did you think I wasn't there?
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Yeah, I was supposed to be reading through my notes yet.
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I know I have made my made some notes, which is quite surprising.
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So welcome this to this week's edition of Catherine Norma's Guides Thy Podcast.
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We're on week 11, guys.
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Week 11.
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Woohoo! That's near three months.
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That's quite scary, actually.
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Right.
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Hopefully you can't hear the dogs barking downstairs.
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They're having some sort of disagreement, usually over some kind of toy.
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Okay, so what's been going on in my world this week?
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Well, I forgot to mention creepy weird guy, right?
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Usually I kind of I kind of work on my own um in a kind of reception area.
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And I'm kind of there in the evenings.
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There's, you know, there are a few people about, but there's I'm kind of really, you know, uh isolated, I suppose.
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I'm I'm quite I'm like boxed in.
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You can't people can't get into me.
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Um well they probably could actually through the the front bit, but anyway.
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But there's this there there's this really weird guy, okay just like most people are really, really nice, but there's this guy that was like no lingering around and like he'd been there the night before.
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Um and anyway, so he was just like lingering around talking to me, and I'm just like, you know what you kind of like just will you go?
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Will you leave me?
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Will you kind of get out of my space sort of thing?
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It's just you know, so you know, it was like it was really kind of creepy and ugly, yeah.
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And and eventually kind of I ended up, you know, it was just he ended up going, but it was just you know, sometimes it was just a bit creepy.
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So that happened.
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Um, that's actually last week, but um, it was kind of on my mind.
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I thought I haven't haven't kind of mentioned that with you guys.
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And sometimes, you know, it do you know, it affected me.
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Um I was kind of really a little bit down about it, maybe a little bit worried.
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Um, and it yeah, it really affected me for probably, you know, maybe a week or so.
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I've got over it now, and there's no sign of him, which is good, but yeah, no, it definitely affected me.
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And I think sometimes you don't realise, do you, how sort of like things like that can, you know, really sort of you know affect you.
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Uh what else are we doing?
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So I did the filming of the thing, right, that I'm gonna be doing, okay.
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Um the it might have to be like a part, you know.
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I don't know, it might have to be a few parts, a few parts.
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Does that make sense?
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More than one episode.
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How about that?
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That sounds better, doesn't it?
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That's slightly better English.
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Um because the first bit was like half an hour and it was fantastic.
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Then I watched it back, okay, and I got all the lights and all everything up, and I realized that I was wearing my glasses, and I realized that you can see the light reflecting in my glasses.
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So I'm gonna have to do it all again with my contacts in.
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I was like, oh, seriously.
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Um and yeah, but anyway, so that's it.
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So it is on its way, it's coming for Christmas.
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Um, yeah, right.
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So golf lesson.
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How's that going?
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Uh, what did I do with golf, right?
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So we did something called Scramble.
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Okay, I'm the simulator because it's kind of rainy a bit um uh on at the weekend.
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So we did uh scramble.
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So if anyone anyone hasn't played golf, scramble is when you all kind of like take a shot and then you you take basically take the best person's shot, and quite a few of my shots actually we we chose them, which is quite good.
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And I was really quite pleased actually of how I how I kind of played, um, you know, and it yeah, so a lot of them are quite straight and quite good.
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So you know it was really good.
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I really we really enjoyed it actually.
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And so you're not kind of like competing against each other, you're kind of competing against, you know, with a team, which was was quite nice as well.
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That was kind of quite a good thing to do.
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Um, that's all I've done golf-wise uh the last week.
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Haven't done actually actually sort of playing of golf, but uh this weekend should be a little bit more golf focused.
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Um, so we had a family meal, yeah, um, with the for the teenager, because uh she went off to uni.
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Um now for uh we we had sort of like a family meal, not to say goodbye, but you know, sort of like celebration really of her getting into uni and heading off and starting her own kind of sort of way in the world.
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And like um, so if you are still to take your teenager to uni or you happen to be listening to this at some point and you need to be sorting it out, right?
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Okay, one crucial piece of advice I'm gonna give you is contact the accommodation block and find out if they've got trolleys, right?
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Because had we known in advance they actually had trolleys where you could stack stack loads of boxes on, we'd have packed everything in boxes rather than in bags.
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Yeah, just saying.
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There was at one point where I was like, I was stood kind of in the you know, the kind of is it vestry area, is that right?
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I don't know.
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Well, I was in the reception area anyway, uh surrounded by about 20 bags while they were going backwards and forwards up and down the stairs.
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Um, yeah, so and it's nice, and to and also, so I mean obviously, you know, she's not my daughter, she's my partner's daughter.
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Um, and that, you know, and I've kind of been in her life maybe nearly two nearly two years now, and only really kind of lived here.
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And I have been staying on and off for quite some time, but you know, probably moved in about a couple of months ago.
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And do you know what?
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I was really emotional.
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Um I'm not I'm not I'm I haven't really hugged her before.
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It was a bit of a it's a bit of a strange one.
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It's like a how do we kind of be around each other type thing.
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Anyway, I gave her a big hug um as I went.
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And uh yeah, and I was actually I was actually really emotional.
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I was like, tears were forming as I was kind of running down the stairs, and I was like, I just said to Jonathan, well I'm feeling really emotional, so you know, no idea kind of how you know you must be feeling about it.
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So if there are any teenagers listening to this and your kind of parents are being a little bit, you know, funny as you go off to uni, then just cut them some slack, will you?
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Because, you know, as I say, it is quite an emotional thing because it's a change and you've got a relationship with somebody, um, and you know it's changing and it, you know, it's it's quite difficult.
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And uh so yeah, so that was that was the uh that was the uni thing.
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Um so Merlin, how's it been going with Merlin this week?
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What have I been up to?
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Uh so I have been I did a solo hack on Saturday, I think it was Saturday, um, which was great.
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Oh on unicorn and on on Sunday rather, we saw a unicorn, which was quite funny.
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And that was on actually that was on the Saturday.
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A little so there was um a really cute little kid um with a little tiny pony, uh little tiny Shetland with like a unicorn costume on, and she was dressed as a princess, so that was quite sweet.
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Uh Sunday we did a fantastic group, had a really good, nice chat with everybody.
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Um, yeah, that was great.
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We were able the closed part of the road where we go, um, a main road, which we can't usually hack along.
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So we we know we were like, right, we can hack along that now because it's shut.
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Usually it's just been too busy.
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Um, and then Monday.
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So Monday I took him to cross country course.
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Um, and as I say, I've been there once, I think once or twice before.
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Um Jane had taken him there as well once.
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And uh it was, yeah, it was great.
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It was really, really good fun.
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He was a bit reluctant and hesitant on the first stretch, but once I got him going forwards, I popped him over a little jump, which I'd tried before.
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Do you remember I posted that pic that video of me um coming off on a jump?
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Yeah, that was the same place.
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I didn't try and jump that jump because there were two people on a balcony at the big house, and he was like, ah, they're they're horse eating, and it just it was just being a what we what we'd term in the aggression to seat a complete tit at that particular point in the course.
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So I just rode him forwards.
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Um, but I jumped, there's like loads of kind of jumps where you're jumping through hedges, yeah, hedge arches.
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Um, and they were they were pretty good fun to jump over.
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Um, so we did those.
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We we went over one.
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We went right uh over this, over this, over this one.
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And I think there were some uh there's a race yard nearby, and there are about three youngsters that had been turned out, and uh they took one look at this, you know, white grey unicorn jumping through the through the hedge, and they just went, ha, um, took out the fence.
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So I had to stop because I thought if I go past them, these these horses are going to kind of just run through the yard, and it's gonna be absolute carnage.
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So I was stood there on him, right?
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And I'm going, hi guys, guys, guys.
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You know, I couldn't see anybody, but I was assuming there was to be somebody around.
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Um, because they yeah, and I'm just like, and eventually someone peered around the corner and I was like, Oh, they've taken the fence out, so I let them catch them before um, you know, yeah, because otherwise it would say we're gonna be in college, and there's a possibility that they might have jumped over the jump and joined us, which would have been a complete disaster.
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But that's something as well about um when you're kind of on a horse, it's predicting things like that, and you're constantly kind of thinking about well, I am anyway, constantly right, okay, that's a potential hazard, so let's avoid that from happening right from the beginning.
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Um, but so we went on, then we went up the hill after that, and uh it didn't, he didn't, he was a little bit kind of uh then he was he was absolutely fine.
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I went up through a few logs.
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Um, we went down some steps, two sets of steps, which was great, uh, through the water, and then there at the end, um, there was like two logs that I saw at the beginning.
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I thought, oh no, they're a bit big, I can't possibly jump those.
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But then I jumped so much, I I kind of went back round, it was only a little way, and jumped over the big logs, which was great.
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They're probably about 60 centimetres.
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So that's you know, that's pretty good, not massive, but just a good start for us to be doing.
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So we both kind of had a had a couple of days off after that, and today um I just um where we are, they they do like quad biking and stuff, and there's a big maize field, and they've kind of basically made loads of kind of like serpentine shapes through the maze field.
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So I had great fun just trotting around all of those.
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I was like, honestly, it took half an hour trotting just round all of those today.
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It was absolutely it was great fun, really, really good.
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Although I have injured my back slightly, it's getting better.
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Um, basically, um I've I've kind of realized that if I soak two flaps of a small bed of hay, I'm okay.
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If I soak soak three, it's not so good.
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Okay, not so great at all.
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Uh so what else?
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Oh yeah, what else happened at work today?
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So this week, work, right?
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Bit of a nightmare.
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Um above the office, there's like a pipe which the toilet runs through.
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You you know what I'm gonna say, don't you?
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Yeah.
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I've just to say I've got a whole new perspective on eau de toilette water.
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Um so um, and there'd been an incident incident earlier on in the day, and I'd heard there'd been a blocked toilet.
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And anyway, uh so I was sat there and all of a sudden I heard drip, drip, drip behind me.
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Um, and uh yeah, sure enough, it was there.
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So I ran, grabbed a spare stick bowl, shoved it underneath, um, and then had to kind of work out how to get the kind of emergency plumber guys out to kind of come and check it all out, which I kind of left him standing with an open hatch going, have a nice evening, bye.
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But you know, it's fine, it's one of those things.
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There's there's a kind of a couple of topics I kind of wanted to kind of actually cover in my podcast this week.
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Um and one is that because his book's just come out, been come out, isn't it?
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Um Swan Song.
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Yeah.
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So by Charles Spencer.
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Now yeah, and I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bother reading it, I won't be buying it.
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Um but I just think I I've kind of I've thought about it, okay, and thought it all through and kind of was thinking, well, what's his reason for doing this?
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Is he trying to write a wrong?
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You know, but then you'd think, well, if he was trying to write a wrong, okay, why didn't he just come out and say it?
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Okay, why does he need to write a book about it?
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Because if you write a book about it, you're making money from it, aren't you?
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Okay, in my mind, you know.
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If I'm like, for example, the whole James Blunt thing, I am writing a book, okay?
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It's not actually about that.
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Right?
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I think people think it is, it's not.
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It's actually a vampire story, the book I'm writing, okay?
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It's nothing to do with that whatsoever, right?
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Just want to put that out there.
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Um, because it's not.
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Um, and the thing that I'm doing, and it's out there for free, okay, because I'm trying to sort a situation out.
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Um, and also it's that's the thing that I'm recording.
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It'll be going on YouTube, it'll be going on YouTube for free, okay.
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And also, I did a fair amount of social media in Instagram commenting uh this week, okay.
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That's all free, right?
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There's no I'm not trying to get some money out of that.
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I'm not doing this for money.
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I'm just I'm just trying to get to the truth of what's been going on.
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Um, but you know, it's like so I do I so I'm kind of like, well, that's in the back of my mind because I've got this whole massive thing going on, and and it is really, really big.
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It's even bigger than biggie, biggie, biggie thing that you could possibly contemplate it being.
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Um, but if we tell anybody, um no one's gonna believe us, okay?
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And we've both said that to each other.
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We have been communicating with each other, okay.
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Um if you follow my Instagram feed, you'll you'll see I've divulged how we've been doing it.
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Um you know, I would say communicating, I would say arguing quite a lot is probably a better better way of putting it, you know, ranting my frustration at things he's done in the past is probably another way of saying it as well.
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And um, yeah, so but you see, um but I'm not making any money from it because that's not what this is about.
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This is about for me getting to the truth of what's been going on, what's happening, um, whilst helping myself, while helping him, and you know, to to because we need to work together to do something which is so big it's unbelievable, without really being able to seriously properly communicate.
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We can't communicate via what's that because we don't know each other.
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He's a stranger, and I'm well, I don't think he is anymore, if I'm on totally honest.
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I've kind of we have some kind of strange relationship that's kind of you know, in you know, I don't know, I don't even know, there isn't even a word to define it.
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Um, but when people find out what we are, because I know what we are, I think I think we are, because I wrote to him this year and said, I think we're this.
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Um and uh yeah, he did reply to me on social media, as he usually does, and right by rant uh ranting at him, and um I know so it's so yeah, so it's anyway, all will become clear, okay, a lot clearer, um, at Christmas, and then he's having his UK um concert, usually he does it in February, he's doing it at Easter this year, right?
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And that's all I'm gonna say about the subject, moving on from that.
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Um, but I do want to kind of like talk about, yeah, so so the whole Charles Spencer thing.
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So I'm like not profiting from this, you know, it's just I just want the truth out.
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So why did he not just come out and say it?
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Why is he writing all this now and making money from it?
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And also, um, Paul Burrells, so used to be Dai's butler.
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Now he's from Cheshire, okay, so which is where I'm from.
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And I have I've I've I can't remember who it was.
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I have gotta be it might be someone from Meetup, but I do know some people that actually know him, okay, and he's quite well thought of.
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Um people uh who I've who yeah, people have told me nice things about him because I can remember, so like for example, um there's a certain event rider who lives, you know, in the area, and uh and people don't say particularly nice things about him, so you know, because of the way that he kind of behaves behind the scenes, and uh, but that's not the case of Paul Burrells, and he's come out and he's said what he saw, and I kind of I'm I actually believe him to say because I've heard good things about him.
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So yeah, I'm just I'm I don't I don't think I'm not sure.
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I'm just don't really see the point of the whole book and why would you not just come out and say it?
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Why would you feel the need to make some money out of it?
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You know, and I'm just kind of putting that out there.
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Um, right, so dangers of AI.
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So I say I have been ranting on Instagram, but you know, obviously dangers of AI, like it's like, how do people know I'm telling the truth?
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Okay, they don't they don't, you know, I'm just saying my stuff, okay.
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Other people comment on my posts.
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I've actually turned off notifications, so I won't be commenting back now because um because I just get frustrated with the whole situation.
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Um, I'm probably coming across as a completely crazy person, which I'm absolutely fine with because at the end of the day, that's the only way you know you tend to get any notice, don't you?
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People don't, if you're really nice, people don't notice you.
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You have to be horrible or crazy in this world in order to get noticed.
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It's like saying if you've got a message that you need to get across, okay, then why don't you just you know sort of like come out and say it?
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Um, you know, because it you know, people won't they just won't listen, will they?
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You know, unless you're you come across or you kind of like you're a bit more interesting or unusual.
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So I have been really going for it on uh and on Instagram.
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Um and I'm just I'm just being you know honest.
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But then like I'm being honest, and some things I've in fact all of the things I've said are true, okay.
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A lot of people won't believe them, which is absolutely fine.
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That's their prerogative, because at the end of the day, it's just my word, okay.
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And people are so what I'm trying to say is you actually need evidence, okay?
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And that is another thing as well that links back to this um Charles Spencer.
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There's no evidence, like say, for example, this week I I've I've kind of I found another book and I've got a poem poem that starts um Love is Pure.
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Well, that's a line from the song, isn't it?
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Plus, with the there's another thing as well.
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So I wake up one morning and found my clothes folded on the chair.
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Well, that's a line from his song Monsters.
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So that's two things of evidence that I've got.
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I don't know if I told anybody that though, I can't remember.
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I might have done.
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I don't know.
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I I used to share an office with a guy who's now a policeman.
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I possibly possibly told him he's quite happy, it's quite um I might have done, to be fair.
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That's the sort of thing I might have told him, because I usually be really quite good friends with him.
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Um that's two things that place him in my house, just saying, okay, this is ahead of what's coming at Christmas.
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But, you know, so that's a little bit of evidence, but Charles hasn't got any evidence, hasn't even got an old diary or anything like that.
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So um anyway, we're kind of that's by the by.
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But it kind of it's kind of leading me on to AI.
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Um, because obviously I'm spouting all this stuff, and I've I've kind of enjoyed myself doing it if I'm honest about it, because you just kind of go, rah, you know, and you can be anything, can't you?
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Because nobody really knows who you are when you're you're commenting on social media.
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You can be, you know, you can be whatever you want to be, and you can say whatever you want to say, you know, because there's there's no kind of boundaries or restrictions, and people don't know what you're saying is true or what it isn't, and then they'll say if they believe you or if they don't, and you know, um, so for example, this was it.
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So this was part of the conversation I had.
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This is it as this is so I was like, somebody had put a picture of uh Blunty up on the subway, okay, right?
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Um, and he was apparently he was glued to his phone, which you know you'd probably expect, not really surprised.
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And someone had put, well, I stared at him for about 10 minutes waiting for that look, and I put a comment, and that's right.
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He didn't even look at the look up from his phone, and I well I'm 100% sure if that was me sat on the subway, he wouldn't have been looking at his phone for reasons which will become clear after Easter.
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But anyway, hopefully, right if we can get this thing done, right?
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But um, and I'm laughing, it's a clearly slightly hysterical laughter, okay.
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You know how like when you kind of go through something really horrible and you laugh because it's the easiest way to get through it, yeah, that's where we're at.
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Um, but so uh yeah, so I'd put you know, I put something along the lines of it, trust me, um, you know, it's I'm the only person in the world that can make him look that way, okay.
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Um and it that is true, okay.
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I sent them a link to go and have a look at this and I'll prove it.
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Um and and sort of one guy came back and go, Oh, sorry, but it couldn't possibly be you.
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Um so she said, Do you want to bet on that?
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Right.
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And then I said, uh, I said, you know, at the end of the day, I said, you know, I said, he saw it.
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This is and I thought I thought this was quite funny, so this is why I'm gonna kind of share it with you.
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Um, you know, I said, uh, so at the end of the day, I said he saw an angel on the subway, okay, not Princess Barbie.
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Okay.
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I quite like that line, I thought it was quite good.
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And uh I said, uh, I said, you know, and realistically, and if God had decided, okay, to send an angel down to earth with a message, okay, um, he wouldn't have sent a supermodel, would he?
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I mean, come on, right?
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He'd have sent a warrior, wouldn't he?
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He'd have sent somebody who was able to get the job done.
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Right.
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So, yeah, and I just thought, you know, because actually people kind of they think, you know, angels like beautiful people, aren't they?
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Actually, know realistically, is that actually true?
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You know, if God was gonna send somebody, who would he send?
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You know, would he send an a soldier, you know, somebody who's quite a strong person, you know, or would he, you know, who would he send?
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You know, that's just what I'm asking you.
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It's just I'm just putting that out there, but all would be hopefully revealed after Easter.
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Um, and then you'll probably be a little bit crazy and we won't, because we've probably been doing this for four years.
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Uh right, we've got it out of our system now.
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Anyway, uh, and I know I'm being a bit intriguing, but it is honestly, I have tried telling people and they just and they just go a bit funny and then don't talk to me again.
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So I'm not doing that anymore.
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I'm just literally I'm going to um, and in fact, I you know I did have a conversation with my work colleagues, the one who said, you know, what's going on, what's happening?
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And I said, uh, I said, Well, it's this, blah blah blah blah blah.
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And that's when she's went, I can't believe, how can you not be crazy?
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I said, Well, actually, there's something much bigger than that, but you're not really doing that yet, and this is why.
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Um, it will blow your mind, and that is one of the lines from his songs.
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Um, but people won't believe it if you tell them, okay, we're gonna have to try and show, show them.
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Um, you know, so that's where we are.
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Um, but he has it, but he has put a put a post as well, um, going James Bond, you know, claim to be James Bond.
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I just pointed out that actually, um, although we've romanticized James Bond, okay, he is actually a spy um and a and a ruthless killer.
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So, you know, so it's like we we kind of celebrate, don't we, in life, we sell or in art, we celebrate the kind of the bad people sometimes because also it's you know Ferris Bullets Day Off.
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That's this guy who plays Chewin', okay, and we're using those as role models for the rest of the world, you know, and I know it's like, but people and you know, some people are impressionable.
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So if we're choosing to pick bad people as role models, okay, that's who we're getting our kids to learn from.
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Do you see what I'm saying?
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Does that make any sense?
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Hopefully it makes sense.
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Makes sense in my head anyway.
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Um they are, you know, choosing the uh the the c the kind of uh the uh the new James Bond.
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And um I actually, you know, I actually thought, do you know what?
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I don't really know anything about, you know, um Ian Fleming who wrote James Bond.
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I just knew that he kind of worked as a like a I thought he was a spy, but he wasn't.
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He just worked at like he was a chocolate chocolate person.
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I can't remember exactly what the wording was.
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Um, but he was somebody, so he met somebody and he fell in love with them, but he didn't marry them because his mum said she wasn't good enough for him.
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Okay.
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Um, and then he he he went off and he he got he married, he married um someone with a title and status, and then but he had loads of affairs with some really slept with loads of glamorous women, okay, and but he didn't want to deal with the consequences and kind of wanted to sort of kill them off afterwards, which is why James Bond sleeps with all the fantastic, incredible, glamorous women, but then they all end up dying because that was the situation, and that's a bit you know, that he was in that's a bit sinister, really, isn't it?
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You know, and apparently Ian Fleming suffered from depression, okay, and he created Bond as a way of escaping the life that he was living in.
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Is this ringing any similarities with Mr.
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Blunt or Mr.
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Blount, as we should say?
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You know, I don't know.
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I'm just putting that out there, given his latest song, where he seems somebody put a post um about it on YouTube saying, This sounds like a guy who has got addiction issues um and has hit rock bottom.
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You know, so there we are.
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But as always, you know, um I suspect he does listen to this podcast and he knows that if he does need my help, despite everything he has done, I will be there to help him because that's the kind of person that I am.
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Um but you know, it's uh yeah, it's it's in a it's interesting.
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So that's a that's a little that was a little bit of my there's my sort of snippets about my my kind of my ranting on social media this week.
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I'm gonna stop now.
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Um we got an email around at work um going, right, you've got to be nice to people on the internet, um on social media.
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Um so I thought, right, okay, I need to be really nice now.
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So I thought I'm not sure I can capable of that.
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So I'm just like, right, that's it.
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I'm done with social media, okay, because I don't really fancy losing my job.
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Thank you very much.
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Um gotta pay the bills, right?
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So yeah, so you won't see, okay, any social media from me apart from if I do a painting, right?
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Okay, that's it.
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I'm not doing it anymore.
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Um it I'm done with it.
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I won't be posting anymore at all until we get to until I I'll post my I'll post any paintings I do.
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I will post, I'm setting myself these things and I will post um any the the YouTube thing so you guys know that it'll be out there, and then I will post um something after Easter if it's not if it's not gone viral by then.
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Right, okay.
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But anyway, that's this week's podcast.
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I know it's a bit intriguing and it's interesting.
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Um yeah, and we're you know, I'm seeing light at the end of the tunnel, this whole situation that I find myself in.
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But anyway, um I'm not sure it may um it end up being a whole host of different problems and issues forwards, but do you know what?
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You've got to get to the truth, uh, and that's what I intend to do next year.
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Okay, and this year.
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Right, okay, so have an amazing week, everybody.
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I hope your lives are a little bit simpler than mine, okay?
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Um, unbelievably crazy is probably the best way to describe it.
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Anyway, have an amazing week, and I'll catch you next time.
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Hi there.
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Did you think I wasn't there?
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Yeah, I was supposed to be reading through my notes yet.
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I know I have made my made some notes, which is quite surprising.
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So welcome this to this week's edition of Catherine Norma's Guides Thy Podcast.
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We're on week 11, guys.
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Week 11.
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Woohoo! That's near three months.
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That's quite scary, actually.
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Right.
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Hopefully you can't hear the dogs barking downstairs.
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They're having some sort of disagreement, usually over some kind of toy.
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Okay, so what's been going on in my world this week?
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Well, I forgot to mention creepy weird guy, right?
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Usually I kind of I kind of work on my own um in a kind of reception area.
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And I'm kind of there in the evenings.
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There's, you know, there are a few people about, but there's I'm kind of really, you know, uh isolated, I suppose.
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I'm I'm quite I'm like boxed in.
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You can't people can't get into me.
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Um well they probably could actually through the the front bit, but anyway.
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But there's this there there's this really weird guy, okay just like most people are really, really nice, but there's this guy that was like no lingering around and like he'd been there the night before.
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Um and anyway, so he was just like lingering around talking to me, and I'm just like, you know what you kind of like just will you go?
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Will you leave me?
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Will you kind of get out of my space sort of thing?
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It's just you know, so you know, it was like it was really kind of creepy and ugly, yeah.
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And and eventually kind of I ended up, you know, it was just he ended up going, but it was just you know, sometimes it was just a bit creepy.
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So that happened.
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Um, that's actually last week, but um, it was kind of on my mind.
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I thought I haven't haven't kind of mentioned that with you guys.
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And sometimes, you know, it do you know, it affected me.
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Um I was kind of really a little bit down about it, maybe a little bit worried.
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Um, and it yeah, it really affected me for probably, you know, maybe a week or so.
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I've got over it now, and there's no sign of him, which is good, but yeah, no, it definitely affected me.
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And I think sometimes you don't realise, do you, how sort of like things like that can, you know, really sort of you know affect you.
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Uh what else are we doing?
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So I did the filming of the thing, right, that I'm gonna be doing, okay.
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Um the it might have to be like a part, you know.
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I don't know, it might have to be a few parts, a few parts.
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Does that make sense?
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More than one episode.
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How about that?
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That sounds better, doesn't it?
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That's slightly better English.
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Um because the first bit was like half an hour and it was fantastic.
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Then I watched it back, okay, and I got all the lights and all everything up, and I realized that I was wearing my glasses, and I realized that you can see the light reflecting in my glasses.
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So I'm gonna have to do it all again with my contacts in.
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I was like, oh, seriously.
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Um and yeah, but anyway, so that's it.
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So it is on its way, it's coming for Christmas.
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Um, yeah, right.
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So golf lesson.
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How's that going?
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Uh, what did I do with golf, right?
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So we did something called Scramble.
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Okay, I'm the simulator because it's kind of rainy a bit um uh on at the weekend.
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So we did uh scramble.
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So if anyone anyone hasn't played golf, scramble is when you all kind of like take a shot and then you you take basically take the best person's shot, and quite a few of my shots actually we we chose them, which is quite good.
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And I was really quite pleased actually of how I how I kind of played, um, you know, and it yeah, so a lot of them are quite straight and quite good.
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So you know it was really good.
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I really we really enjoyed it actually.
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And so you're not kind of like competing against each other, you're kind of competing against, you know, with a team, which was was quite nice as well.
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That was kind of quite a good thing to do.
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Um, that's all I've done golf-wise uh the last week.
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Haven't done actually actually sort of playing of golf, but uh this weekend should be a little bit more golf focused.
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Um, so we had a family meal, yeah, um, with the for the teenager, because uh she went off to uni.
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Um now for uh we we had sort of like a family meal, not to say goodbye, but you know, sort of like celebration really of her getting into uni and heading off and starting her own kind of sort of way in the world.
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And like um, so if you are still to take your teenager to uni or you happen to be listening to this at some point and you need to be sorting it out, right?
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Okay, one crucial piece of advice I'm gonna give you is contact the accommodation block and find out if they've got trolleys, right?
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Because had we known in advance they actually had trolleys where you could stack stack loads of boxes on, we'd have packed everything in boxes rather than in bags.
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Yeah, just saying.
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There was at one point where I was like, I was stood kind of in the you know, the kind of is it vestry area, is that right?
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I don't know.
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Well, I was in the reception area anyway, uh surrounded by about 20 bags while they were going backwards and forwards up and down the stairs.
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Um, yeah, so and it's nice, and to and also, so I mean obviously, you know, she's not my daughter, she's my partner's daughter.
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Um, and that, you know, and I've kind of been in her life maybe nearly two nearly two years now, and only really kind of lived here.
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And I have been staying on and off for quite some time, but you know, probably moved in about a couple of months ago.
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And do you know what?
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I was really emotional.
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Um I'm not I'm not I'm I haven't really hugged her before.
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It was a bit of a it's a bit of a strange one.
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It's like a how do we kind of be around each other type thing.
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Anyway, I gave her a big hug um as I went.
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And uh yeah, and I was actually I was actually really emotional.
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I was like, tears were forming as I was kind of running down the stairs, and I was like, I just said to Jonathan, well I'm feeling really emotional, so you know, no idea kind of how you know you must be feeling about it.
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So if there are any teenagers listening to this and your kind of parents are being a little bit, you know, funny as you go off to uni, then just cut them some slack, will you?
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Because, you know, as I say, it is quite an emotional thing because it's a change and you've got a relationship with somebody, um, and you know it's changing and it, you know, it's it's quite difficult.
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And uh so yeah, so that was that was the uh that was the uni thing.
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Um so Merlin, how's it been going with Merlin this week?
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What have I been up to?
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Uh so I have been I did a solo hack on Saturday, I think it was Saturday, um, which was great.
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Oh on unicorn and on on Sunday rather, we saw a unicorn, which was quite funny.
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And that was on actually that was on the Saturday.
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A little so there was um a really cute little kid um with a little tiny pony, uh little tiny Shetland with like a unicorn costume on, and she was dressed as a princess, so that was quite sweet.
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Uh Sunday we did a fantastic group, had a really good, nice chat with everybody.
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Um, yeah, that was great.
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We were able the closed part of the road where we go, um, a main road, which we can't usually hack along.
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So we we know we were like, right, we can hack along that now because it's shut.
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Usually it's just been too busy.
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Um, and then Monday.
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So Monday I took him to cross country course.
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Um, and as I say, I've been there once, I think once or twice before.
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Um Jane had taken him there as well once.
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And uh it was, yeah, it was great.
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It was really, really good fun.
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He was a bit reluctant and hesitant on the first stretch, but once I got him going forwards, I popped him over a little jump, which I'd tried before.
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Do you remember I posted that pic that video of me um coming off on a jump?
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Yeah, that was the same place.
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I didn't try and jump that jump because there were two people on a balcony at the big house, and he was like, ah, they're they're horse eating, and it just it was just being a what we what we'd term in the aggression to seat a complete tit at that particular point in the course.
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So I just rode him forwards.
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Um, but I jumped, there's like loads of kind of jumps where you're jumping through hedges, yeah, hedge arches.
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Um, and they were they were pretty good fun to jump over.
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Um, so we did those.
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We we went over one.
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We went right uh over this, over this, over this one.
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And I think there were some uh there's a race yard nearby, and there are about three youngsters that had been turned out, and uh they took one look at this, you know, white grey unicorn jumping through the through the hedge, and they just went, ha, um, took out the fence.
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So I had to stop because I thought if I go past them, these these horses are going to kind of just run through the yard, and it's gonna be absolute carnage.
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So I was stood there on him, right?
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And I'm going, hi guys, guys, guys.
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You know, I couldn't see anybody, but I was assuming there was to be somebody around.
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Um, because they yeah, and I'm just like, and eventually someone peered around the corner and I was like, Oh, they've taken the fence out, so I let them catch them before um, you know, yeah, because otherwise it would say we're gonna be in college, and there's a possibility that they might have jumped over the jump and joined us, which would have been a complete disaster.
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But that's something as well about um when you're kind of on a horse, it's predicting things like that, and you're constantly kind of thinking about well, I am anyway, constantly right, okay, that's a potential hazard, so let's avoid that from happening right from the beginning.
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Um, but so we went on, then we went up the hill after that, and uh it didn't, he didn't, he was a little bit kind of uh then he was he was absolutely fine.
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I went up through a few logs.
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Um, we went down some steps, two sets of steps, which was great, uh, through the water, and then there at the end, um, there was like two logs that I saw at the beginning.
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I thought, oh no, they're a bit big, I can't possibly jump those.
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But then I jumped so much, I I kind of went back round, it was only a little way, and jumped over the big logs, which was great.
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They're probably about 60 centimetres.
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So that's you know, that's pretty good, not massive, but just a good start for us to be doing.
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So we both kind of had a had a couple of days off after that, and today um I just um where we are, they they do like quad biking and stuff, and there's a big maize field, and they've kind of basically made loads of kind of like serpentine shapes through the maze field.
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So I had great fun just trotting around all of those.
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I was like, honestly, it took half an hour trotting just round all of those today.
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It was absolutely it was great fun, really, really good.
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Although I have injured my back slightly, it's getting better.
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Um, basically, um I've I've kind of realized that if I soak two flaps of a small bed of hay, I'm okay.
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If I soak soak three, it's not so good.
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Okay, not so great at all.
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Uh so what else?
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Oh yeah, what else happened at work today?
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So this week, work, right?
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Bit of a nightmare.
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Um above the office, there's like a pipe which the toilet runs through.
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You you know what I'm gonna say, don't you?
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Yeah.
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I've just to say I've got a whole new perspective on eau de toilette water.
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Um so um, and there'd been an incident incident earlier on in the day, and I'd heard there'd been a blocked toilet.
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And anyway, uh so I was sat there and all of a sudden I heard drip, drip, drip behind me.
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Um, and uh yeah, sure enough, it was there.
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So I ran, grabbed a spare stick bowl, shoved it underneath, um, and then had to kind of work out how to get the kind of emergency plumber guys out to kind of come and check it all out, which I kind of left him standing with an open hatch going, have a nice evening, bye.
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But you know, it's fine, it's one of those things.
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There's there's a kind of a couple of topics I kind of wanted to kind of actually cover in my podcast this week.
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Um and one is that because his book's just come out, been come out, isn't it?
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Um Swan Song.
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Yeah.
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So by Charles Spencer.
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Now yeah, and I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bother reading it, I won't be buying it.
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Um but I just think I I've kind of I've thought about it, okay, and thought it all through and kind of was thinking, well, what's his reason for doing this?
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Is he trying to write a wrong?
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You know, but then you'd think, well, if he was trying to write a wrong, okay, why didn't he just come out and say it?
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Okay, why does he need to write a book about it?
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Because if you write a book about it, you're making money from it, aren't you?
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Okay, in my mind, you know.
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If I'm like, for example, the whole James Blunt thing, I am writing a book, okay?
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It's not actually about that.
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Right?
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I think people think it is, it's not.
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It's actually a vampire story, the book I'm writing, okay?
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It's nothing to do with that whatsoever, right?
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Just want to put that out there.
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Um, because it's not.
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Um, and the thing that I'm doing, and it's out there for free, okay, because I'm trying to sort a situation out.
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Um, and also it's that's the thing that I'm recording.
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It'll be going on YouTube, it'll be going on YouTube for free, okay.
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And also, I did a fair amount of social media in Instagram commenting uh this week, okay.
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That's all free, right?
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There's no I'm not trying to get some money out of that.
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I'm not doing this for money.
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I'm just I'm just trying to get to the truth of what's been going on.
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Um, but you know, it's like so I do I so I'm kind of like, well, that's in the back of my mind because I've got this whole massive thing going on, and and it is really, really big.
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It's even bigger than biggie, biggie, biggie thing that you could possibly contemplate it being.
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Um, but if we tell anybody, um no one's gonna believe us, okay?
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And we've both said that to each other.
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We have been communicating with each other, okay.
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Um if you follow my Instagram feed, you'll you'll see I've divulged how we've been doing it.
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Um you know, I would say communicating, I would say arguing quite a lot is probably a better better way of putting it, you know, ranting my frustration at things he's done in the past is probably another way of saying it as well.
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And um, yeah, so but you see, um but I'm not making any money from it because that's not what this is about.
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This is about for me getting to the truth of what's been going on, what's happening, um, whilst helping myself, while helping him, and you know, to to because we need to work together to do something which is so big it's unbelievable, without really being able to seriously properly communicate.
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We can't communicate via what's that because we don't know each other.
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He's a stranger, and I'm well, I don't think he is anymore, if I'm on totally honest.
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I've kind of we have some kind of strange relationship that's kind of you know, in you know, I don't know, I don't even know, there isn't even a word to define it.
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Um, but when people find out what we are, because I know what we are, I think I think we are, because I wrote to him this year and said, I think we're this.
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Um and uh yeah, he did reply to me on social media, as he usually does, and right by rant uh ranting at him, and um I know so it's so yeah, so it's anyway, all will become clear, okay, a lot clearer, um, at Christmas, and then he's having his UK um concert, usually he does it in February, he's doing it at Easter this year, right?
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And that's all I'm gonna say about the subject, moving on from that.
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Um, but I do want to kind of like talk about, yeah, so so the whole Charles Spencer thing.
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So I'm like not profiting from this, you know, it's just I just want the truth out.
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So why did he not just come out and say it?
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Why is he writing all this now and making money from it?
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And also, um, Paul Burrells, so used to be Dai's butler.
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Now he's from Cheshire, okay, so which is where I'm from.
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And I have I've I've I can't remember who it was.
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I have gotta be it might be someone from Meetup, but I do know some people that actually know him, okay, and he's quite well thought of.
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Um people uh who I've who yeah, people have told me nice things about him because I can remember, so like for example, um there's a certain event rider who lives, you know, in the area, and uh and people don't say particularly nice things about him, so you know, because of the way that he kind of behaves behind the scenes, and uh, but that's not the case of Paul Burrells, and he's come out and he's said what he saw, and I kind of I'm I actually believe him to say because I've heard good things about him.
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So yeah, I'm just I'm I don't I don't think I'm not sure.
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I'm just don't really see the point of the whole book and why would you not just come out and say it?
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Why would you feel the need to make some money out of it?
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You know, and I'm just kind of putting that out there.
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Um, right, so dangers of AI.
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So I say I have been ranting on Instagram, but you know, obviously dangers of AI, like it's like, how do people know I'm telling the truth?
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Okay, they don't they don't, you know, I'm just saying my stuff, okay.
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Other people comment on my posts.
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I've actually turned off notifications, so I won't be commenting back now because um because I just get frustrated with the whole situation.
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Um, I'm probably coming across as a completely crazy person, which I'm absolutely fine with because at the end of the day, that's the only way you know you tend to get any notice, don't you?
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People don't, if you're really nice, people don't notice you.
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You have to be horrible or crazy in this world in order to get noticed.
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It's like saying if you've got a message that you need to get across, okay, then why don't you just you know sort of like come out and say it?
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Um, you know, because it you know, people won't they just won't listen, will they?
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You know, unless you're you come across or you kind of like you're a bit more interesting or unusual.
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So I have been really going for it on uh and on Instagram.
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Um and I'm just I'm just being you know honest.
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But then like I'm being honest, and some things I've in fact all of the things I've said are true, okay.
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A lot of people won't believe them, which is absolutely fine.
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That's their prerogative, because at the end of the day, it's just my word, okay.
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And people are so what I'm trying to say is you actually need evidence, okay?
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And that is another thing as well that links back to this um Charles Spencer.
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There's no evidence, like say, for example, this week I I've I've kind of I found another book and I've got a poem poem that starts um Love is Pure.
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Well, that's a line from the song, isn't it?
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Plus, with the there's another thing as well.
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So I wake up one morning and found my clothes folded on the chair.
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Well, that's a line from his song Monsters.
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So that's two things of evidence that I've got.
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I don't know if I told anybody that though, I can't remember.
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I might have done.
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I don't know.
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I I used to share an office with a guy who's now a policeman.
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I possibly possibly told him he's quite happy, it's quite um I might have done, to be fair.
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That's the sort of thing I might have told him, because I usually be really quite good friends with him.
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Um that's two things that place him in my house, just saying, okay, this is ahead of what's coming at Christmas.
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But, you know, so that's a little bit of evidence, but Charles hasn't got any evidence, hasn't even got an old diary or anything like that.
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So um anyway, we're kind of that's by the by.
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But it kind of it's kind of leading me on to AI.
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Um, because obviously I'm spouting all this stuff, and I've I've kind of enjoyed myself doing it if I'm honest about it, because you just kind of go, rah, you know, and you can be anything, can't you?
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Because nobody really knows who you are when you're you're commenting on social media.
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You can be, you know, you can be whatever you want to be, and you can say whatever you want to say, you know, because there's there's no kind of boundaries or restrictions, and people don't know what you're saying is true or what it isn't, and then they'll say if they believe you or if they don't, and you know, um, so for example, this was it.
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So this was part of the conversation I had.
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This is it as this is so I was like, somebody had put a picture of uh Blunty up on the subway, okay, right?
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Um, and he was apparently he was glued to his phone, which you know you'd probably expect, not really surprised.
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And someone had put, well, I stared at him for about 10 minutes waiting for that look, and I put a comment, and that's right.
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He didn't even look at the look up from his phone, and I well I'm 100% sure if that was me sat on the subway, he wouldn't have been looking at his phone for reasons which will become clear after Easter.
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But anyway, hopefully, right if we can get this thing done, right?
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But um, and I'm laughing, it's a clearly slightly hysterical laughter, okay.
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You know how like when you kind of go through something really horrible and you laugh because it's the easiest way to get through it, yeah, that's where we're at.
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Um, but so uh yeah, so I'd put you know, I put something along the lines of it, trust me, um, you know, it's I'm the only person in the world that can make him look that way, okay.
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Um and it that is true, okay.
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I sent them a link to go and have a look at this and I'll prove it.
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Um and and sort of one guy came back and go, Oh, sorry, but it couldn't possibly be you.
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Um so she said, Do you want to bet on that?
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Right.
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And then I said, uh, I said, you know, at the end of the day, I said, you know, I said, he saw it.
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This is and I thought I thought this was quite funny, so this is why I'm gonna kind of share it with you.
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Um, you know, I said, uh, so at the end of the day, I said he saw an angel on the subway, okay, not Princess Barbie.
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Okay.
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I quite like that line, I thought it was quite good.
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And uh I said, uh, I said, you know, and realistically, and if God had decided, okay, to send an angel down to earth with a message, okay, um, he wouldn't have sent a supermodel, would he?
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I mean, come on, right?
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He'd have sent a warrior, wouldn't he?
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He'd have sent somebody who was able to get the job done.
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Right.
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So, yeah, and I just thought, you know, because actually people kind of they think, you know, angels like beautiful people, aren't they?
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Actually, know realistically, is that actually true?
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You know, if God was gonna send somebody, who would he send?
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You know, would he send an a soldier, you know, somebody who's quite a strong person, you know, or would he, you know, who would he send?
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You know, that's just what I'm asking you.
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It's just I'm just putting that out there, but all would be hopefully revealed after Easter.
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Um, and then you'll probably be a little bit crazy and we won't, because we've probably been doing this for four years.
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Uh right, we've got it out of our system now.
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Anyway, uh, and I know I'm being a bit intriguing, but it is honestly, I have tried telling people and they just and they just go a bit funny and then don't talk to me again.
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So I'm not doing that anymore.
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I'm just literally I'm going to um, and in fact, I you know I did have a conversation with my work colleagues, the one who said, you know, what's going on, what's happening?
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And I said, uh, I said, Well, it's this, blah blah blah blah blah.
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And that's when she's went, I can't believe, how can you not be crazy?
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I said, Well, actually, there's something much bigger than that, but you're not really doing that yet, and this is why.
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Um, it will blow your mind, and that is one of the lines from his songs.
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Um, but people won't believe it if you tell them, okay, we're gonna have to try and show, show them.
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Um, you know, so that's where we are.
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Um, but he has it, but he has put a put a post as well, um, going James Bond, you know, claim to be James Bond.
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I just pointed out that actually, um, although we've romanticized James Bond, okay, he is actually a spy um and a and a ruthless killer.
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So, you know, so it's like we we kind of celebrate, don't we, in life, we sell or in art, we celebrate the kind of the bad people sometimes because also it's you know Ferris Bullets Day Off.
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That's this guy who plays Chewin', okay, and we're using those as role models for the rest of the world, you know, and I know it's like, but people and you know, some people are impressionable.
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So if we're choosing to pick bad people as role models, okay, that's who we're getting our kids to learn from.
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Do you see what I'm saying?
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Does that make any sense?
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Hopefully it makes sense.
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Makes sense in my head anyway.
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Um they are, you know, choosing the uh the the c the kind of uh the uh the new James Bond.
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And um I actually, you know, I actually thought, do you know what?
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I don't really know anything about, you know, um Ian Fleming who wrote James Bond.
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I just knew that he kind of worked as a like a I thought he was a spy, but he wasn't.
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He just worked at like he was a chocolate chocolate person.
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I can't remember exactly what the wording was.
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Um, but he was somebody, so he met somebody and he fell in love with them, but he didn't marry them because his mum said she wasn't good enough for him.
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Okay.
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Um, and then he he he went off and he he got he married, he married um someone with a title and status, and then but he had loads of affairs with some really slept with loads of glamorous women, okay, and but he didn't want to deal with the consequences and kind of wanted to sort of kill them off afterwards, which is why James Bond sleeps with all the fantastic, incredible, glamorous women, but then they all end up dying because that was the situation, and that's a bit you know, that he was in that's a bit sinister, really, isn't it?
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You know, and apparently Ian Fleming suffered from depression, okay, and he created Bond as a way of escaping the life that he was living in.
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Is this ringing any similarities with Mr.
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Blunt or Mr.
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Blount, as we should say?
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You know, I don't know.
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I'm just putting that out there, given his latest song, where he seems somebody put a post um about it on YouTube saying, This sounds like a guy who has got addiction issues um and has hit rock bottom.
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You know, so there we are.
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But as always, you know, um I suspect he does listen to this podcast and he knows that if he does need my help, despite everything he has done, I will be there to help him because that's the kind of person that I am.
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Um but you know, it's uh yeah, it's it's in a it's interesting.
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So that's a that's a little that was a little bit of my there's my sort of snippets about my my kind of my ranting on social media this week.
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I'm gonna stop now.
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Um we got an email around at work um going, right, you've got to be nice to people on the internet, um on social media.
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Um so I thought, right, okay, I need to be really nice now.
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So I thought I'm not sure I can capable of that.
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So I'm just like, right, that's it.
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I'm done with social media, okay, because I don't really fancy losing my job.
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Thank you very much.
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Um gotta pay the bills, right?
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So yeah, so you won't see, okay, any social media from me apart from if I do a painting, right?
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Okay, that's it.
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I'm not doing it anymore.
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Um it I'm done with it.
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I won't be posting anymore at all until we get to until I I'll post my I'll post any paintings I do.
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I will post, I'm setting myself these things and I will post um any the the YouTube thing so you guys know that it'll be out there, and then I will post um something after Easter if it's not if it's not gone viral by then.
00:27:09.359 --> 00:27:10.480
Right, okay.
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But anyway, that's this week's podcast.
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I know it's a bit intriguing and it's interesting.
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Um yeah, and we're you know, I'm seeing light at the end of the tunnel, this whole situation that I find myself in.
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But anyway, um I'm not sure it may um it end up being a whole host of different problems and issues forwards, but do you know what?
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You've got to get to the truth, uh, and that's what I intend to do next year.
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Okay, and this year.
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Right, okay, so have an amazing week, everybody.
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I hope your lives are a little bit simpler than mine, okay?
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Um, unbelievably crazy is probably the best way to describe it.
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Anyway, have an amazing week, and I'll catch you next time.
