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What's happening everyone and welcome back to the Real Talking Podcast with your hosts

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Ash and JD. So this week we've had a bit of a better week wherever always, it's a little

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bit windy but not a great deal has gone on. I think there is another storm on the way

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but not too much to report on. What's the storm called? I don't know probably Storm

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Jeff or something. Storm Jeffrey. Storm Jeffrey Dahmer. Watch your partners, watch out for

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the older people on the spectrum. Yeah, fuck you. We're after us a lot. But yeah all of

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us really seen much off on the old TikToks this week is that the UK farmers are ready

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to start their rebellion. Right, this is follows the French farmers with theirs because I saw

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in France they probably, I don't know what you'd call it, they all went down to Chardalouse.

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Yeah, the French have been having a royal revolution. And the proper passionate and

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they dumped all the Caminou and went to Parliament houses. Yeah, I saw a lot of the houses of

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Parliament they've been putting a... Whatever you'd call it. Yeah, so there's, well yeah,

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their Parliament. Yeah, they've been stacking up the bays of high, bails of high, bails

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of high. There was pumping manure, whether it was horse, cow or pig, I don't know. I

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didn't get the details. But yeah, a lot of animal poop literally spraying it over the

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buildings. There was quite a peaceful protest at one point where I think there was literally

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thousands of sheep released onto the, I don't know, Paris town centre or something. So the

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camera just panned across and it was just sheep everywhere. The fact that there was

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no people in and amongst all of it, you know, it's obviously well organised. What other

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farms after the UK ones did you say, was you able to catch it? So it's all down to the

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politics because of how the Tories... Brexite. Well, yeah, it stems from the Brexite. But

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yeah, just because of how much the Tories have ruined everything. You know, the taxis,

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the price hoax on everything in general. You know, because there was the saga last year

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where they couldn't get the chicken feed. So that was why the price of eggs started

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to go up because it was costing them more. Do you remember when KFC couldn't supply chicken?

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Yeah, because... Did it swap supplier or something? Yeah, was it like two or three days or something?

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I don't know mate, but it just... I remember, it didn't affect me because I'm not in KFC

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often these days. It's too expensive mate. It definitely is these days. Connor used to

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be a weekly thing though, back in the day when I was living with our lad, Mr. Postman. Yeah,

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he just has one all the time, doesn't he? Every time he's back in the UK, it's the first point

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of call, KFC. They are a nice start, it's just expensive. It is now, yeah. But even

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the other versions, like the Dixie Chicken and all that, they're pretty much the same

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price. And so, you know, why should we go to you when you're almost the same price,

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when we know we can get the finger licking good chicken? It would be good though to have

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a look at KFC in actual or Kentucky. You know, like where the original one was. I know...

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You make me think, have they not got one over there then? No, they have got them. But what

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I'm saying is like... Oh, you mean actually go to Kentucky and then have a KFC? Yeah,

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because I think the one, the original one, the first one saw there. And like, yeah. I'd

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imagine so, yeah. A bit different. I reckon it tastes a bit more different to the one

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you have though, over here. They have a lot of, they allow more chemicals, don't they?

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Oh yeah, Americans really do, yeah. What? Sorry. I know we're going way off topic, but

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it's what we do. Yeah, we'll get back to the farmers at some point. What's that thing on

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YouTube where they do like UK portions and then they do the US portions? Yeah. I don't

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know the name of the channel, but it literally is like UK versus USA. Yeah. And they did

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a breakdown of everything as well, don't they? And obviously the KFC is like just in America,

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which is always bigger. But in KFC in America, they do a pie as well. Oh, mate. Honestly.

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A chicken pie? I think it's a chicken pie. I saw some guys... Their gravy's different

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to ours as well, isn't it? Yeah. But mate, I saw some guys go over there on TikTok and

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he was trying to like all the different foods. A pie. A KFC pie. KFC pie. See, no. The British

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side of me, the English side is making me think, you know, when you go to a football

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game, you got a meat and potato pie. So a chicken and mashed potato pie with a bit of

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the gravy in as well. And then with a pot of the gravy on the side, that would be banging

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that wood. A nice thick crust as well. Like what you get with a pork pie, but it's a soft

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crust though. Not hard like some of the cheaper pork pies. Nice soft, almost squidgy crust.

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Oh God, I'm going to have to do a bit of experimenting with my cooking over the weekend. I'm going

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to make sure he was a pie. The crispy chicken on the top. Yeah. The special seasoning. Here

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we go. Apologies for anyone listening. If we're making you hungry with all this chicken

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talk here, we'll get back to the farmers. I'm sure we'll be able to ruin your appetite

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talking about the food again. I think it's called a chicken pot pie. Chicken pot pie.

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Yeah. Yeah. No, it does look nice actually. I'm going to have to have a look. Five dollars.

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Five dollars. It looks absolutely huge as well. Again, five dollars. Automatically in

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my heads. Cause I remember when we was younger, five dollars would have been two pound 50

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because the wider exchange rate was. Yeah. And so instantly I've still got that exchange

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rate in my head that look, oh yeah, so five dollars, two pound 50, but it's not, it's

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probably not four pound 50 for us now with the way it is. Cause it's, it's almost neck

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and neck, isn't it? Yeah. And apparently in America it's been going on for 30, this

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pie has been going on for 30 years, which it's a shame I would have never brought that

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over. Or brought the breakfast wrap back in McDonald's. Yes. So I saw that the breakfast

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wrap is back. Cause I did see the other week when they were saying new things coming back

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in February. But the main McDonald's breakfast thing that I want back is the bagels. Those

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bagels were immaculate. No, we have spoke about stuff like in regards to the KFC hot

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rods box meal, the barbecue ranch box meal. Oh my God. But man, I'm going to die. Yeah.

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All we need to come bring back is like a Drift the Chocolate bar. I'm not finished on the

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bagel breakfast. I mean, the eggs weren't the best on it because it literally was just

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folded omelette, but it made up with the melted American cheese on and then the sausage. Cause

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there's never enough bacon on the bacon or the bagel or the muffin or whatever. So there

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was extra bacon on. You know, you know, when you used to go to McDonald's for breakfast

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with me, I could never decide. So we used to have two breakfasts. So I would have the

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bagel and the breakfast wrap or a breakfast wrap on a Mac.

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So it would just depend. Like meals does, so we get two drinks as well. Yeah. So it

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depends on how hungry I was really, you know, more so I'd get a McDonald's breakfast after

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a bigger night of drinking. So, oh, it's just iconic. Yeah. So on them occasions you do

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get two breakfasts, but the last time I got one, uh, I've got a double sausage and egg

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muffin meal, a double bacon, egg, McMuffin meal, and then, uh, the pancake and, uh, burger

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breakfast meal as well. Um, but the good thing is as I'm back home, I eat the bits that all

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one out of it. And then when I know that I'm definitely full, the dog has the rest of it.

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Yeah. So I can have half of the sausage and egg McMuffin, half of the bacon, and then

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it's all wrong. Cause I know it's not getting wasted, but back in the day when they did

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have the bagels, I'd get always have the sausage and egg bagel. And then if I was still a bit

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hungry, whether I'd either get an extra hash brown or I'd get the pancakes. Cause I'll

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just, we'd the pancake and the patty. I'll eat the one pancake on its own and then basically

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make another burger with the patty in the middle there. One of our mates, he showed

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me a good thing he used to do. He used to get, uh, cause obviously when you have a meal

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for McDonald's, I always get a side as well, but he used to get the free chicken select.

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I don't know if they still do them anymore. And he used to get like a double cheeseburger

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and put the free chicken select on the cheeseburger, the double cheeseburger. Fuck me. I don't

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know. It's fucking nice. I have some calories in it, but you know, when you're not calorie

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counting and give the fuck. Yeah. But yeah, we really got to go off this cause I've got

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a fucking poached egg and beans. Well, speaking of egg, uh, before we get back to the bombers,

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um, so with the Greg's breakfast, no, he doesn't shove it on the board. So you either have,

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uh, your sausage, your bacon or your omelettes, which is your egg back. And then you can get

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a mixture of any of the two. But what I do again, it's been a while since I've had a

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Greg's breakfast. I'll ask for the sausage, bacon and an omelette on there. So you paid

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a little bit extra, but it just levels it up a little bit. If they had the cheese as

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well, I'd slap some of that on, but I don't know the American cheese.

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I mean it now. And also when you go to Greg's, it's like, you can never go and buy one thing

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from Greg's. No, no, no, no. It's like, you have to get a few things. So even the last

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one was a couple of weeks ago out with the world shopping. Uh, so we went to Costa, grabbed

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the coffee, then went into the Greeks. I had the festive bike and a sausage, beer and cheese

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mouth. Yeah, there was, it was a slightly on the overdone side though. So the pastry

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was a bit too, not that it was burned, but it was a bit too crispy. And obviously being

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a man with a big beard, I have to think of a mess. You have to think about these problems.

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Yeah. I'll just find it a waste when more of it's going in my bed than it is in my mouth.

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So it's just annoying. But uh, I still scram on that. I remember when like sausage rolls

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used to be like 27 pence or something like that. And you could like a pack of like five

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for like a quid. Yeah. Well, I did see a video, uh, probably was a couple of weeks ago now.

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So you know, you can buy the four pack of sausage rolls that are on the side. Yeah.

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I don't know. Let's just say it's a pound. I don't think it is, but it probably is. So

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let's just say it's a tenner for four sausage rolls. Um, so the geese is there and he's

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all, can I just have them four that are on the hot tray and add them for, and the woman

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was refusing. She goes, no, there's four sausages in the packets there. He's all, well, I don't

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want them for, I want those four. And she was refusing to serve him. But why would he

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wants to cause a warmer? Yeah. So he just wanted four warm sausage rolls, but she, she

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wouldn't give her, she was like, no, there's four in the packet. And so he turns to the

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other lad that's beyond the till. And he, he just, he wanted to say, yeah, she's being

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a dickhead. But he couldn't. Because I'm assuming that she was higher up the, uh, the chain

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of command than him. Cause he only looked like he was 19 or something to be fair. So

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probably his first job or something. He's all, I've got to keep quiet. Don't speak to

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me, please. Just, just get your sausage rolls. Leave me alone.

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But surely like if he wanted them warmed up, surely they could just take the bag. Like

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you, cause obviously we somehow figured that actually do you want to warm door? Yeah. And

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surely they could just put it in the oven and warmed up for him. Then put them all back

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in the bag. They could have done. They could have problem solved it for him. Yeah. But

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I've seen a lot of these videos when people get the phones out and start recording. Yeah.

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He was probably a bit of a dickhead and then he's like, well, hang on now. I'm not getting

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what I want to hear now. I'll start recording. This is an inch. She's just going to double

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down then. Isn't it? Isn't that a strange way of thinking now when anything happens,

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I'm just trying to record it. Yeah. But we, with the way everything is the cancel culture

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and you know, you can get sued and whatever. I think you have to be a bit more savvy with

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that and trying to get yourself covered in case it did go to the courts or anything.

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But yeah, it's, it's too much. I mean, there's that many CCTV cameras everywhere. No, it's,

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you're always going to be recorded anyway. Aren't you? You know, every, well, pretty

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much everyone's got a ring doorbell or whatever the other brands are. Amazon started doing

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a cheaper version as well. Didn't they? Bing or something. Yeah. So yeah, back to the farmers.

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So it's not just France that have been doing their farming protests as well. There was

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a load in Germany, Poland as well. So now I'm seeing a good chunk of them posted on

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TikTok, saying what pages, what people to follow, places, email addresses, whatever,

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all websites where you can go and voice your opinions and add to it as well. Not that I

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have, because I'm not a farmer. So it'd be a bit pointless of me getting involved in

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it. But I wonder what Jeremy Parks is going to do with that then? He'll probably record

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it and put it on Amazon Prime. You know, there's a way to make money for him, isn't there?

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No, of course. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it'll be interesting to see how much he actually, well,

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the farmers actually get done with these protests because I just feel like the British people

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are still too scared to do anything really. You know, you see these videos of when the

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French are doing it and it's literally the motorways were shut off because there was

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like, I don't know, say a hundred tractors just blocking the whole of the motorway, but

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it's not going to happen now. You know, it's bad enough when the just stop oil protests

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were in the street for half an hour. So I can imagine it kicking off because the farmers

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have parked their tractors on the M6 on a Monday morning, you know, because I know I'd

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be pissed off. I'm trying to get to size and they're all in the way and it's not my fault,

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but the holding me up. It won't be as bad for me because I'm self employed, but with

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other people that have got their office jobs and whatever, that's where it will affect

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people. But I will be a bit of knowledge. Speaking of restrictions on the road as well.

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Jesus. I mean, so it's Friday today as of this moment that we're recording and you know,

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finished work earlier. I was hoping to finish a bit earlier, but didn't happen. So set off.

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I'm out in the countryside. So the roads are a bit naff as they are, you know, up and down

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the hills and that as well. So got into this one stretch of the road, loads of cars in

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front, the la rear, this and that. So I'm just assuming there's a tractor, you know,

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there's farms around, it happens for about five minutes. Stop, start, stop, start. Cause

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you know, just crawling because all the cars and that thinking, Jesus, when's this tractor

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going to pull into a farm or whatever. Eventually got around this corner and I could see the

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front of this curve, a cyclist. I swear. I'm in the van on my own and I've started shouting

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and you know, it's probably a quarter of a mile away from me. So it's not like you'd be

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able to hear me if the window was down anyway, but cyclists on a country line, you know,

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a lot of these country lines, you can just about beat two cars next to each other. So

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this prick has the audacity to be honest, a country line holding up traffic cycling,

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no, do it on a Sunday morning with the rest of your dickhead mates. Oh God, I was shouting

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so much and I was hoping because we've got to the end of the country line as a roundabout.

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And not that he should have been, but I was expecting him to go on this dual carriage

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while I was back to my job. So I wanted to get up to him, not hit him. Well, I'd happily hit him

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with my fist, but I didn't want to hit him with the car, but with the van. But I just wanted to

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get close and just be with him because I just wanted to let him know he'd ruined my day or at

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least that 20 minutes that I was behind. Yeah, because there's just no need for him. Yeah. And

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again, say on a Friday, do it in the middle of the day, any other day, not at two o'clock on a

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Friday. There's no need. And so, you know, yeah. And it's a couple of miles of this road as well.

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So the only time we were speeding up was when he was going downhill and it's a lot of uphill,

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the way that we was going. So we wasn't speeding up often. It's just absolutely ridiculous. Oh God,

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hope he falls in a ditch on his bike. But yeah, that's a touchy subject. We won't talk about that.

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I didn't have a puncture anyway. Yeah, there's just no need for it. You know, he's there with

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all his gear on and that as well. I bet he was one of them nancies with the camera on the top.

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Yeah. You know, just for when anyone does get a bit too close and then he's posting it on

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YouTube and whatever. You're getting reported. Oh, fuck off. Get a life. Cracks me up, man.

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I had one the other day. So the park that I walked the dog through, it's not, the pathway isn't

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designed for cyclists. There's literally like a barrier in the middle where it's only like a foot

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wide at the bottom. So if you want to cycle along it, you have to go around, like the U-bend sort

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of thing, which is designed for the parents with bus chairs to walk around. And so I'm walking a dog.

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Now, when I'm at the park lot, he's on the lead, but he's extended out, you know, so he's extended

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out like three meters because he'll go sniff on the grass on this side and tattle around, go piss

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up against the bin and this and that. I see this geyser, so clean towards me and he gets to this

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barrier bit and he's practically having to get off his bike, wheel the bike through to get back on

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it again, to carry on heading towards me. And he has the cheek to give me a look as if to say,

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move the dog out of the way. And he's got his big head torch on and he's got all the gear and that.

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I don't know. Literally no idea as well. And it's just like, no, this isn't a cycle path. Don't look

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at me because my dog is being a dog, you know, and if he's in your way, cycle on the grass,

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cycle around us on the grass. But no, it was early in the morning as well, so it was dark.

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I say his head torches aren't showing up there. And yeah, I just said, mate, fuck off. And he

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sort of looked back at me. I was like, just fuck off because it was too early to have a stupid look

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like that because I just, well, I wish he would have said something like turn around and come back,

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look back at me or something. Got his bonk stamped all over it, buckled the wheels, took his helmet,

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buckled it off in the trees and made him walk to work. Because I'm guessing that's what he was

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doing. You know, cyclists in general, I haven't got a problem with, you know, I used to roll more

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bulk to get to. It's the full gear. It's just the way that the feel of the have to own the road.

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Yeah. And it is the entitlement, you know, all this fucking bullshit these days. And even pay

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road tax. Well, this is where it grinds me because if the paid road tax, yes, I understand a lot of

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them do have a car and so the paid road tax on the car, but you should have to have a license for a

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pedal bike as well. And fair enough, you're not really going to be able to have tests and stuff.

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Well, you could have tests. But essentially there was a registration of sorts for a sort of a

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bicycle. So a non motorized bike or again, including the electric box and that as well,

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because a lot of them are lazy fuckers with the fucking electric box now. So registration of some

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sorts, you know, like a little old day card, a license or something that you have to have insurance

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and pay road tax. Because if a cyclist hits into me, I can't claim on my insurance because of them.

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Yeah. They'd be able to claim on my insurance. Right. If I've hit them. Yeah. So it should be

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a two way streets. Right. I think you would hate like the Netherlands for the cyclists. Yeah.

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Because it is, I mean, it is mad. You're taking the kids to school and they've got like,

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I don't even know what you'd like a trike outside and the kids sit in front,

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like in this little trike, the old thing. And then they're just peddling. It's just mad. There's

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more, there's more bikes than there is cars. It's just pandemonium. I think. And you get beeped and

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fucking, you know, yeah. I think if we grew up and it was, it was already already in place,

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it would be fine. But the fact that there's that much road work still going on to adding

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cycle lanes and yet these people refuse to use the cycle lanes. It's just so annoying. Also,

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I think it's too dangerous to have a nice bicycle now because you get some road man

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and just takes that one road man. Doesn't it? Do you know what I mean? Like, yeah. But.

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And do you, is he worth falling over a bike? That's what I'm saying. If you've spent free

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grand on a bike. Yeah. Yeah. But then like you spent free grand on a bike, you're going to be

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scared taken out because yeah, but these country lane part of that side. Yeah. They're going to

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happily spend that kind of money on a bike. Otherwise, even like sell or keep man in the

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morning with his head torch on. Yeah. I mean, he's wasn't an expensive bike. I don't think,

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um, say it was dark. So I didn't really see, uh, but still look what I'm trying to say to him.

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You, from your point of view, you said, told him to fuck off because he gave you a look.

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Why would you even give someone a look? It's not worth it when you could end up damaging your bike.

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It's like road rage in a sense, but road rage, I get a bit more because if something hits you,

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you could possibly die as well. If he just bragged for the dog, your dog, sorry, and just let you

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pass and carry on. It's nothing, but it's that escalation of. He doesn't know how I'm going to

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react. Yeah. And why, why restart then when it just sunk so is trivial or something. Well, yeah.

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But as well, I get the road rage because it is not so, it is a night in modern times, but your

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story with the bicycle, like, you know, when someone cuts you up, it's just think, fuck me.

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Just, if I was like going a bit quicker or if I was just doing this and he'd done it then different

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story. But, uh, yeah, I just get with the bicycle, it is that intolerant man that why for me,

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why I wouldn't have a nice bike is just a fear of something happening to it because of something so

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stupid of just because you've got it. Yeah. I feel the same way. Yeah. Look, because obviously I've

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always had fans. I feel the same way with that as well. I'd be annoyed if I had an expensive

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noise fan or noise car and that, and then you end up having the accidents because I've never been

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a fan of the finance side of owning vehicles and stuff. I've always just bought the man rolls.

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So not that I ever spend a lot of money on vehicles before anyone gets the idea of thinking I'm minty

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than that. No, but you just need a reliable fan, Danny, when it comes to a fan. I ain't bothered

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about buying it. It's already got dents in and this and that, it's scratched up. I ain't bothered.

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And then if anyone pumps into me, then I don't care. I've had it, uh, uh, I don't know if I was

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in Warsaw or something years ago, but, uh, it was a weird junction anyway, cause it wasn't around

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a bit, but it's like one of them big, well, sort of not a crossways, but a big traffic lot system.

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And then there's lots loads of lines going all over the place. So as I've sort of looked,

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followed the curve around to the left, um, the car in front of me, uh, just slammed on the brake,

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slammed on the brake, literally for no reason. There was no one crossing in front of them.

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There wasn't even a car that close in front of them. They've just slammed on the brakes.

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So I'll hit onto mine, uh, not to a complete stop, but then the car behind,

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they didn't react as quick as I did. So a little bit of a bump. So jumped out, pulled it up on the

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curve, jumped out, hazard lights on, you know, you've got to let people know that you've had an

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actual actual bump. So jump day, no damage to the van. Literally the bump has done its job.

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It's took a bump. Wasn't, wasn't even that hard of a bump anyway, but, uh, yeah, a little bit of

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a dent on the front of his car. I don't know if he was Romanian or something, but he's jumped out,

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broken English and, uh, he was all scared. So, oh, sorry, sorry. It was all no damage to the van.

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Your car, you got that little, I think it was like the license plate had cracked.

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Something was all bad. You know, that's what, what's happened to yours. Well, you know,

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do you want to swap details? And he didn't want to, and I was fine. I could have reacted over the

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top and just started kicking off and add the details and whatever, but my vehicle was fine.

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So, uh, and I think whether he had insurance or not, but I think he was glad that I didn't react

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in that way. Yeah. You know, sorry, your story just reminded me. I was in the works van, which

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is like a flatbed van for anyone listening. And, uh, I was out with one of the lads and someone

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driving to the back of us and he hit the, um, the rear view lights in the back. Obviously just the

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casing. Obviously it's only a couple of quid, 10 quid to get replaced. And, uh, we've stopped,

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we've stopped the hazards lights on right boy, brought in the city center. So it was just fucking

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manic as well. And he, we went, we've got out and he was a bit of an old boy of maybe

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father, been to him that cause I was a two of us come out. And, uh, he was like, you just kicked

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the van. It's like, did I, and then like, you're like, yeah, cause this is smashed on the floor.

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Now, right boy, your car. And he's like, how much are you going to cost? And he starts like

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trying to be part 60 or something like quid. And it was just like, Hey, just give us your number.

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We're going to take it like to, um, not your car parts, but like the local version of that.

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And just like, we're just calling, just send the money over. I think it was like 10 quid.

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I don't know if he sent the money. I don't even think we asked him for the money. Yeah.

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We're just like, yeah, it was some stuff to just get a panic. And I know when, uh,

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especially when you're the one doing the damage. Yeah. Well, cause again, that remodeled me of

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another time. So, uh, I feel like it was either during the lockdown or just after, uh, but

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essentially I was, I've used the boy's car, went to Aldi, get myself some, uh, cheap home food.

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So I parked the car up and cause I'm always forced to move my parking anyway. I've got to be

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nice and straight in the bay and that make sure there's enough room for me to get out. And then

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as long as a person who's parked up next to me has parked all night, let's make sure they've got

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enough room to get in and out and whatever. So cars parked fine anyway. I've done the quick

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little shock again. I know it was only a little shock because I didn't mind waiting, but essentially

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I've come out the car that Aldi next to us was completely on the squiff. And then as I've looked

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in core, the front of the car as well. So there was a big enough scratch and it was obvious cause

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Lord she's got a black car. He had, uh, it was a silver Passat if I remember rightly, but anyway,

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silver car, silver paint on the car. So I've waited, uh, for a good five minutes or so,

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and I'm looking in the car because if it was, if it was the van, I know where paper and pen and

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these and that to leave a note, but I couldn't find anything. I ended up finding, it was like a,

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a cardboard packaging off of something that I just ended up ripping apart and found this pen,

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wrote this note to say, you've hit the car. I've got it. Cause I took a picture of it.

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So I wrote it to say, look, you've hit the car. I've got you license plate and that this is my

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number ring. And we can sort it out. Um, and then just as I was about to put it on, I've seen this

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old boy walking over with his trolley then, and, uh, I was like, your car, as he's getting towards

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me, he goes, yeah. Yeah. I was like, mate, you've done this to the car. He's like, oh no,

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I ain't done that. So you have, you can see the way that you've drove in. And plus you can see

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the black paint, the way you've scratched it on the side of your car. And then the silver paint

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on this car. So you've done that. Oh, so he's, he's panicking. I was like, mate, just give me

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details. I'll say it's the wife's car. So I haven't got her insurance details to give to you.

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So just give me your details and then we'll get it sorted from there. He was visiting family.

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So he's Scottish from Scotland or Ronacla or not. Um, so yeah, he's visiting family from

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Scotland and he just nicked into Aldi to do a little shop himself as well. So, uh, yeah,

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he was all panicking. I got back and the wife weren't even bothered. Yeah. And then it was

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down to muggings here to get the tea cut out and fucking. Tea cut it all out. Yeah. Got the worst

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off, but there's still, still a few scratches. I've done a while bothered to be fair, because

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that car's a mess. The fair play to her, she, she decides that she likes to give it a wash.

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She tries every week, but it doesn't always happen every week. I need to wash more than a week.

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It doesn't always happen every week. I need to wash more than this weekend actually,

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because I know we mentioned it at the start of the episode, but yeah, the weather isn't the best.

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Um, we haven't had a great deal of rain really, but it's just the little bit of rain that we do

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have when you're driving on a motorway because the bands, what you know yourself, my car,

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it just gives that horrible, like gray, stuff on the side of it. So I ain't bothered about the

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band looking dirty, but it's the dirt on the headlights, which it's hard enough to see in the

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dark early mornings at the moment with everyone else's headlights being so broad.

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But yeah, I need to just clean them off and then it's the windows, because even though it's,

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you look at it, it looks clear. Then because there's the grime on it, everyone else's

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headlights behind just, you can't see it properly. So I'll need, I'll need to give it a look clean.

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I'm not going to spend loads of time doing it. I'll just give it a quick clean. Um, you know,

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old sponge and bucket job, a bit of washing up liquid.

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Go to like,

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I know what you can say. No, the, uh, car wash at the as the boy,

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Now I'm going to say car wash. You know, when you just take it to like the BP and they've got like

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the self car wash rings, you can just spray it. Yeah. Uh, so they've got that at the as the boy,

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right? So the last time I went there, cause he ended up being a little, um, like a weekend

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treat to go to the car wash, which I know sounds sad, but bear with me on this one. So what we'd do

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is go to McDonald's, get a breakfast and then go in the car, uh, the car wash, cause it's the

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drive through you're popular neutral. It pulls you through and that log. And so we'd have our

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little breakfast while going through the car wash. So, uh, went to do it in the van, the one of the

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days. And so I've got the roof rack on the top of my, and the geysers there, Lord, I know you need

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to take that off. So take one off the roof rack. I went, what do you mean? Take the roof rack off.

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And he was adamant that I needed to take it off. These fingers bolted and welded to the top of

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the van. And I've been through it enough times before, you know, dozens of times before. And,

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uh, it was, so he was a new lads that started working there because the other geyser that I'd

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seen plenty of times before he was like just saying, sorry, it's not, you say he'd let me through.

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And I'd literally got out of the van and I'm holding the roof rack rocking the van back and

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forth to prove it's not coming off. It's not going to fall off. You know, what's the point

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having a roof rack if it's going to fall off. So yeah, I was rocking the van that much. The

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missy spilled her hot chocolate, I think she had over herself and she had the lid on. So yeah,

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I'll refuse to take it to that one now anyway. And then the one at the SO petrol station,

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they don't always have it switched on anyway. So I'll just never bother, but you know, I bought a

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jet wash for all that reason to clean the van for itself. So, uh, yeah, I suppose tomorrow when I

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get back from a little bit of morning grafts, that will be my job. It was a quick little spruce up,

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get it, uh, awesome. Shawnee Shawnee. Um, but it'll be typical because every time I do it,

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it starts raining and you watch, I'll do that tomorrow and it start raining.

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But otherwise we did it last weekend. We went in her car, through the car wash, um, just as a

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quick little one was, I mean, when you get the stuff out, it doesn't take long anyway. Does it?

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No, no. Yeah. That'd be more weekends that drinking football, you know, football's back.

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We had the FA Cup last weekend and now it's back to the premier league. So I'll watch a couple of

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the games over the weekend as well. I haven't watched a football game for ages. In general,

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you're not missing much, but, uh, yeah, watch more at the weekends. Uh, it's just on stuff.

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There's not enough time to do anything. Um, well, speaking of Tom, the Tommy's getting on a little

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bit anyway, and we do need to keep this one a little bit shorter than usual. Uh, so we should

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go on to a couple of emails. Um, as always for anyone that does want to send in an email, uh,

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it is real talking pod at gmail.com and, uh, the Twitter is at action JD, you know, slowly knows

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the ends, um, YouTube's all the links are always in the description and that any questions, you need

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some advice, uh, would you rather, um, or just comment something stupid or whatever, you know,

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even if you want to, yeah, just, just, yeah, just email, whatever. Um, we'll read out literally

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anything that you put. Uh, so yeah, uh, first one here is, uh, from Steve again. Thanks Steve.

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Um, going a bit deep with this questionnaire. So he's asking if your partner cheated on you,

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do you think you would forgive and move on?

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Hmm. No, I was, I was, I was gonna, I was gonna try to get more like,

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give them all content answer, but no, it just be,

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I mean, it just, uh, maybe just too much. Isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's hard to law

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or try and know exactly what you do. What's the line with you with cheating, like a kiss,

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because you get over a kiss. Uh, I mean, it's all about the context though. And it, because if he,

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if he just happened, Lord sound and night, they're all drunk. And then it was a kiss

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probably yet could get over it after a little while. But if it's constant load, text scene,

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and he builds up to it and then that happens, then no, I wouldn't be forgiving that because

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it's, you know, that's, that's where the betrayal is then, you know, um, I mean, I'm not a cheater

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of how it happened to me in the past, but fortunately it was never with anyone that

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was never with anyone that ever really affected me that much. So I don't think I was that really

386
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bothered. I probably was at the time, but I dunno these days. No, I don't think it really affected

387
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me. Do you reckon, um, Steve's going through something? Yeah, Steve, if this is a, if you need

388
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how, if you need a bit of a voice, um, look on a serious one, if it is any bit,

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I'm actually trying to be, you actually was as well. That's what I was like, but not

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of what you were saying. If it is something that you're going through, I mean, you need a,

391
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a shoulder to cry on in a sense. Um, just to, you know, just to, uh, uh, bro to talk to then, uh,

392
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yeah, feel free just to give us a bit more clarity or something. Um, we're here for you, mate. Or

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are you the one that's doing the cheating? Is this why are you trying to see whether you'd be able

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to get away with it? Right. Um, that was no Steve. Oh, you were dirty dog. I mean, if you was a

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puppet curse, you'd be into it. Uh, yeah. So thanks for that, Steve. Um, and then we do have a

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couple more emails. I'll tell you what we'll do one more, do one more and then we'll, we'll leave

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the rest for next week. So back to miles. Um, they've not caught up yet. Definitely not.

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Right. We did ask the question last week of gender and age or whatever. Um, so, uh,

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they're asking about the misfits boxing and if we could match up any two influencers for a voice,

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who would we choose? So I think the most obvious one would just be to get out of the way with

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Jake Paul and KSI. Just get it done because we can't be asked. I mean, the misfits, I didn't

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watch any of that. I'll keep seeing, uh, I don't know who they are, but you know, just more of

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these random people in, it must be locking someone's gym or something. And there's just

404
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crowds of people right on the ring. Yeah. Just having like one minute rounds fighting each other.

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Um, I know there was the one, uh, again, I don't even know his name, but he was in that

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prison program that was on. Yeah, I know. Um, he's like, he's a white geezer and he's got

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the braided hair and that, uh, but yeah, he, he knocked someone out that I saw the other day.

408
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So keep seeing Bevo there as well. Yeah. I wasn't going, sorry, but yeah, it was. No,

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I don't know. I don't know enough. Yeah. Influencers to say that really. I was going to say I'm the

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same. Like I don't really follow influencers or whatever, you know, like, you know, it's people

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like that. Yeah. The sidemen and stuff like that. I don't, but I would like to see, um, maybe speed.

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Do you know who it is? Yeah. Yeah. Speed. I know I didn't see the, uh, any of the special or

413
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well, I don't know if it was on a special, but, um, there was a, a spar between him and KSI

414
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recently. Oh yes, there was. I think he knocked KSI down or something. I don't know. I just saw

415
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little bits. No, didn't KSI knock him down? I don't know. Yeah. I just know that something along

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them lines happened. But we spoke about this influencer, influencing boxing before. I don't

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like it. No. I think it's, you know, it's, you know, me and you can both play football, but we're

418
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not Christiano Ronaldo. It's, it's, I mean, cause he can be done. Doesn't mean it should be done.

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Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, obviously thanks for your email. That, that for me, that there's not,

420
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apart from, I don't really know a lot of people, I've never really been a follower of YouTubers and

421
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um, I'd love to see, I mean, if we was to do it, like out of musicians, then, uh,

422
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they'll be a good one. Yeah. Probably get, um, I don't know, see like Ali Murs against Sam Smith.

423
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So, uh, them two would get on in the ring. That'd have to be a heavyweight,

424
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but why aren't them with Sam Smith involved? Oh no. Yeah. Well, I don't know. It seems it's

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heavyweight division, uh, rag and bone man against Sam Smith. But then what, what division would it

426
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be? I know. So we've just said heavyweight, but you know, it's not going to be a men's fault. Is he?

427
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I don't know. Demi D'Avato, is she? No, I think she went back to being a girl. Oh, I don't know.

428
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So yeah, it would have to be two days. I hate when that, when that was a thing.

429
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I know. But it still is a thing. But it's just like, you don't really hear about it now because

430
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obviously you've got wars and farmer strikes. There's more important things going on. We've

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all got our own shit going on. Um, so yeah, on that knob shot, uh, we shall leave that one at that

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one. Uh, so yeah, don't forget sending your emails, uh, thanks for the ones that we have got on the

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next episode. We will get the other ones out. It's just, we are on a bit of a time schedule today.

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And, uh, yeah, we shall see you on the next one. Peace.