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Speaker 1: With Cape Ricky Podcast.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to the podcast today. It's more than just a

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Speaker 2: podcast fits, It's actually a community service announcement. I've been ripped, man,

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Speaker 2: I've been thieved. I've been scammed online.

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Speaker 3: I can't believe it.

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Speaker 4: I did.

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Speaker 5: I thought that that that lip fillow that you got

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Speaker 5: no way too far and it was just it hasn't

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Speaker 5: really bam really gone up too much.

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Speaker 2: But it was an item that I saw advertised on

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Speaker 2: Instagram and I thought the kids are gonna love this.

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Speaker 2: As it turns out, it's nothing like what was in

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Speaker 2: the video. In fact, the thing doesn't move. I'll go

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Speaker 2: into more detail for it. But I tried to get

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Speaker 2: my money back, but the toy had already fallen apart.

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Speaker 3: It's a disaster.

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Speaker 4: I feel like a feel classic scam got.

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Speaker 3: Me a beauty. I'll give you more details in the podcast. Enjoy.

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Speaker 4: This is the Fitz and Whipper with Cape Ritchie Podcast.

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Speaker 3: What are the chances? Big day for? What are the chances? Yesterday?

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Speaker 4: Fitz oh Man, anz Bridge. We watched this live.

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Speaker 5: We couldn't believe it. But coming into the city over

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Speaker 5: the Anzac Bridge slowed down quite a bit. There was

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Speaker 5: only one lane open because there was two car pile up.

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Speaker 5: There was a motorbike involved as well, Like I hope

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Speaker 5: everyone was all.

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Speaker 4: Right, They're okay, they clear it.

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Speaker 5: Half an hour later there is a crash at the

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Speaker 5: exact same spot.

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Speaker 3: Unbelievable.

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Speaker 4: Shut it down again.

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Speaker 3: On the one morning. What a stinker.

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Speaker 4: If you've got what are the chances is there?

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Speaker 5: If there's one story that just you're going how did

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Speaker 5: that happen in my life? And you tell it down

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Speaker 5: the pub or at family get togethers all the time,

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Speaker 5: we'd love to hear from you. Thirteen twenty fourteen, got

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Speaker 5: four hundred dollars to spend at Spec Savers for any

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Speaker 5: of your len's options.

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Speaker 4: Give us a call and get involved. The one that

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Speaker 4: I needed to.

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Speaker 5: Show and this this audio of two best friends and

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Speaker 5: one of them is so excited to tell her best

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Speaker 5: friend that she's pregnant. They've been trying for a very

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Speaker 5: very long time. Can't wait to see her reaction. And

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Speaker 5: then the girl's going to melt down when the other

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Speaker 5: one reveals this, I'm.

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Speaker 6: Pregnant as well, five weeks and three days.

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Speaker 5: And they are exactly the same five weeks.

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Speaker 3: I love that. What what are the chances?

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Speaker 5: Adam Adams giving us a girl from Penrith. But what

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Speaker 5: what what are the chances, Edsie?

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Speaker 7: My my sister gave birth to her youngest son on

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Speaker 7: her birthday and my sister had to say she had

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Speaker 7: her on the same day.

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Speaker 4: Do you know what?

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Speaker 5: You know what if your child is born on the

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Speaker 5: same day as you're giving up your birthday rights, aren't you?

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Speaker 5: I mean, you can never really celebrate your birthday ever.

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Speaker 3: Again, that's a good one of the chances.

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Speaker 8: That is one of the chances.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know what, I'll just I get nervous when

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Speaker 2: we do this segment because if anybody calls the show

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Speaker 2: and says they were in Bali and they were hanging

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Speaker 2: out in Cuder and bumped into their old mate from

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Speaker 2: the footay club.

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Speaker 3: I didn't know what it was going to be there.

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Speaker 3: I don't want those calls.

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Speaker 4: Tom Ruby and ride What what what are the chances

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Speaker 4: were you? Inkuder? Ruby?

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Speaker 9: No, I was born so early, and I'm sure that

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Speaker 9: the only surgeon in the world who could save my

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Speaker 9: life was just so happened to be touring Sydney and

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Speaker 9: he was in my hospital.

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Speaker 10: So he saved my life and I wouldn't be here.

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Speaker 3: Wow, what did you need done.

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Speaker 9: Ruby just had to make sure that my spine and

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Speaker 9: digestive checkt was because I was mature, wouldn't.

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Speaker 4: Have live Ruthy. So what was he toeering with his band?

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Speaker 11: Or Sydney?

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Speaker 9: And I'm just looking at all of our hospitals. He

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Speaker 9: just happened to be.

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Speaker 4: In the hospital. Where was he from? Roobs?

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Speaker 10: I think he's from America?

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Speaker 4: How I mean, how's the power of that guy? Oh?

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Speaker 4: Hospital's pretty good?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Is that kid all right?

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Speaker 11: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Bring the kid over, I'll save its life. Move on,

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Speaker 4: keep on next to it?

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Speaker 3: Not bad? Is it? Christine and Bexley?

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Speaker 4: Hello, Hi guys?

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Speaker 9: How are you?

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Speaker 3: Christine? What's your story?

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Speaker 9: I was ringing up for last man's standings and as

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Speaker 9: I was trying.

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Speaker 12: To get through, a bus went past with your faces

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Speaker 12: on it.

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Speaker 3: I'm likely to be honest.

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Speaker 13: Oh my god, that was amazing.

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Speaker 4: That's great, to be honest.

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Speaker 5: I think it was Jones and Amanda And that's why

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Speaker 5: you need four.

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Speaker 4: Hundred dollars to spend it specsat miss Christian.

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Speaker 3: Check your eyes, Krystal.

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Speaker 2: Not a lot of marketing on the go. Appreciate the

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Speaker 2: support though, Thank you for calling.

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Speaker 4: We set that up for you. Chrystal setup.

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Speaker 3: That's my mum, Christie.

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Speaker 4: This is the Fitz Whipper with Cape Ritchie Podcast.

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Speaker 2: Fitz Community Service this morning. I've been scammed. Normally, I

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Speaker 2: think I'm out smart the scammer. Do you know what

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Speaker 2: I mean? When you see the fake email and you go, mate,

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Speaker 2: let's see what the bank doesn't use that font and

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Speaker 2: you know that the colors are wrong or it looks

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Speaker 2: a little bit dodgy, or it looks unofficial, and you go, no,

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Speaker 2: you won't suck me in not getting my address or

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Speaker 2: my phone number.

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Speaker 4: How did they get you there?

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Speaker 2: Well, there was an ad that popped up on Instagram

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Speaker 2: and I don't know why I've turned into it quite

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Speaker 2: the Instagram purchaser.

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Speaker 3: And it was called Kowali Kwali.

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Speaker 2: SOI mattresses, No, No, Kowali is a soft, plush toy.

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Speaker 2: But I want you to have a listen because if

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Speaker 2: you can, picture like a cutely fluffy teddy bear, but

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Speaker 2: it's a koala right, and it is able to snuggle

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Speaker 2: into your neck, and it's able to grip your arm

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Speaker 2: and move around you. And it says that it's powered

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Speaker 2: by AI and that it understands your emotional it's an

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Speaker 2: emotional support toy, and I thought it could have been

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Speaker 2: good for Francisca anyway, haven't listened to the ad that

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Speaker 2: I heard which sucked me in a beauty.

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Speaker 14: This little thing helped me get over my last breakup.

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Speaker 14: It's called the Koal, a lifelike plush toy designed empowered

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Speaker 14: by AI. It makes you feel loved, supported and helps

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Speaker 14: during tough times. So Koali uses AI powered motion sensors

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Speaker 14: that gently react to your touch, so when you cuddle it,

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Speaker 14: it actually cuddles.

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Speaker 15: That It's the kind of gift your girlfriend would love

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Speaker 15: you for, and your little ones wouldn't stop hugging. The

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Speaker 15: brand is so confident you'll fall in love with the

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Speaker 15: Kohali they'll refund one hundred percent of your money if

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Speaker 15: you don't, so click shop now and thank me later.

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Speaker 5: One hundred dollars one hundred dollars.

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Speaker 4: Okay, So what arrive?

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Speaker 2: So you cuddle Kohali and Kohali cuddles you back. The

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Speaker 2: only AI that's been used is the AI to make

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Speaker 2: that ad. It's it arrived vacuum sealed in a flat pack,

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Speaker 2: and it's just a dodgy plush toy Koala, Right, does

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Speaker 2: it move?

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Speaker 16: It all.

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Speaker 3: No, there's no batteries, there's no tech in it, there's nothing.

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Speaker 3: It's some sort of cheap rubbish. You'd win at the East.

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Speaker 4: To show.

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Speaker 3: You have put enough balls in the cloud's mouth and

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Speaker 3: you'll get one of those.

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Speaker 4: This is hilarious.

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Speaker 2: Then it says one hundred days to send it back.

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Speaker 2: I open it up.

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Speaker 3: Within a couple of hours, the stomachs come apart and

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Speaker 3: all the stuffing's fallen out. So what's the point of

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Speaker 3: sending back half a koala?

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Speaker 5: So you you can get a one hundred percent money

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Speaker 5: back guarantee?

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Speaker 4: Have you tried?

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Speaker 6: So?

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Speaker 2: No, I'm not going to try because I have to

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Speaker 2: find the fluff that's been ripped another dog and the

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Speaker 2: thing looks like it's been attacked.

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Speaker 5: Now he's given us a call from picked him. What

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Speaker 5: do you think that with a situation?

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Speaker 13: Oh gosh, I really think he has definitely been scammed,

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Speaker 13: poor love.

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Speaker 2: Now I'm trying to work out whether and you know what, then,

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Speaker 2: when I googled it, because I thought, hang on a minute,

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Speaker 2: this doesn't seem right. Maybe they sent me the wrong thing.

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Speaker 2: It just said all these comments, this is a.

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Speaker 3: Scam, This is a scam.

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Speaker 2: And then you know what's so annoying about it is

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Speaker 2: I click through to kowali dot com to buy the product.

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Speaker 3: But then the stuffed toy that sent all the Kowali

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Speaker 3: after I'd.

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Speaker 2: Spend one hundred dollars was available on Amazon for nineteen

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Speaker 2: ninety nine.

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Speaker 5: See it's getting out, he's getting out of control. Well,

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Speaker 5: I told you I bought that couch for a mate

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Speaker 5: who was doing it pretty tough at the moment. Had

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Speaker 5: that ended, well, they just said, look, well I've got

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Speaker 5: so many people that want this couch.

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Speaker 4: Can you just put down a deposit one hundred bucks

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Speaker 4: and I'll save.

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Speaker 5: It for you for you the end of the week,

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Speaker 5: when you get your Vanna. I went back half of

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Speaker 5: our lab and the whole Facebook page was gone.

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Speaker 4: Was it gone? Deleted? And it was this beautiful old woman.

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Speaker 4: I thought, no, she wouldn't do that to me, would she.

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Speaker 3: I don't think she was a friendly old woman.

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Speaker 16: Man.

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Speaker 3: She was a nineteen year old rat from the street.

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Speaker 3: Alex and Athquis, Hello, hey boys, how are we good?

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Speaker 4: Alex?

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Speaker 3: Whatever to you, buddy?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 13: So I was on Instagram and I saw an ad

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Speaker 13: for this like super fancy chopping board. It was like

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Speaker 13: full down Bill. It was really big pods that hung

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Speaker 13: over the bench that you could like scrape the scraps into.

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Speaker 13: It had different like compartments in as part of it

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Speaker 13: that you could put your veggies in them, and it

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Speaker 13: was great. So I spent eighty bucks on it to

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Speaker 13: get it as a gift for a mate, and then

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Speaker 13: two months later when it arrived, it was just this finy,

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Speaker 13: wlimsy a five five plastic chopping board. It was yeah,

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Speaker 13: it was plastic and just absolutely tiny, Like, why did

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Speaker 13: they even bother sending anything?

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Speaker 1: Anyway?

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Speaker 13: I went into the red site to complain, right and

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Speaker 13: the company didn't exist anymore. I couldn't find any record

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Speaker 13: of them online.

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Speaker 2: You know, when the company goes down on missing straight

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Speaker 2: after you you feel like you're the only one that's

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Speaker 2: been ripped off.

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Speaker 3: We got it, guys, we can shut it down now.

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Speaker 3: We found one idiot That game was his eighty dollars.

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Speaker 1: This is the Fits In with Her with Kate Richie podcast.

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Speaker 3: Bring It In Guys.

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Speaker 2: We spoke about this last week Signs from Above, and

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Speaker 2: we've got so many phone calls of people talking about

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Speaker 2: links from their loved ones that have passed away to

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Speaker 2: things that were playing out in their real life on

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Speaker 2: a daily baselet but daily basis this podcast fits, which

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Speaker 2: is part of that over family Diary of a CEO.

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Speaker 2: I don't know if you've seen much of Stephen Bartlett.

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Speaker 2: He is an absolute jet because he's such a good

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Speaker 2: interviewer and he's also a really really smart bloke. Awesome

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Speaker 2: of doctor Tara Swatt on the show, and she's a

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Speaker 2: on there to talk about the fact that I now

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Speaker 2: believe I have proof.

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Speaker 3: That there is an afterlife. So she goes on to

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Speaker 3: give examples and I'm listening to this thinking, oh my god.

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Speaker 2: It's strange when someone says, hey, I went to see

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Speaker 2: when someone has the experience of how the brain works

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Speaker 2: carry a fair bit of weight. So she's written a

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Speaker 2: here which I wanted to play for you. In thirteen

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Speaker 2: twenty four, tent If you've got a sign from above.

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Speaker 2: But the first one and they talk about, and I

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Speaker 17: So your husband, Robin, he passed away from leukemia in

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Speaker 18: She died two days before our fourth wedding anniversary. So,

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Speaker 18: And then I started seeing robins in the garden every

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Speaker 18: And then about six weeks after he passed away, I

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Speaker 3: Extraordinary, do you know?

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Speaker 19: I mean?

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Speaker 2: Fifth, when we were talking about this last week, we

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Speaker 2: the magpies would gather and it was a sign from

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Speaker 2: the afterlife through the animals. Now you can tap into

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Speaker 2: reincarnation and have that conversation another day, because I want

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Speaker 2: to continue to talk about what doctor Tara has to say.

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Speaker 3: Goosebumps, absolute goosebumps.

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Speaker 4: That freaks you out.

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Speaker 5: So the other side of the coin with all of

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Speaker 5: this is why would someone with her stature, and you

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Speaker 5: know who she is in her occupation, why would she

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Speaker 2: Well, I know, but she's done the study and put

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Speaker 2: and that's what sort of helps validate her position and

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Speaker 3: Do you know?

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Speaker 2: The next question Stephen Baralatt asks her is you know,

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Speaker 2: how do you feel about it?

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Speaker 11: Now?

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Speaker 17: What is it that you now believe? You believe that

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Speaker 17: where does our soul live if it's not living inside

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Speaker 18: So I believe that, you know, whether you want to

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Speaker 18: call it the universe consciousness, collective consciousness, God had cosmic soup,

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Speaker 18: I don't the word for it isn't important. There's somewhere

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Speaker 18: that that energy goes and it still exists in some form,

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Speaker 18: And if you believe in reincarnation, then you may believe

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Speaker 18: that it then enters another body as a vessel and

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Speaker 18: you know, has a different life, but it doesn't go away.

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Speaker 2: So basically the body goes, but the energy in the

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Speaker 20: Oh this is so it's just wow, could we be

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Speaker 20: like I'm just looking at studio energy?

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Speaker 4: Could there be other Could there.

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Speaker 20: Be other souls in this studio right now from radio

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Speaker 20: Tom being in a certain type of American Russell, Well,

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Speaker 4: But what I'm that's that is, can we do this fascinating?

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Speaker 4: That's diary of a ceo?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, diary of a CEO Stephen Barton. I want to

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Speaker 2: right now.

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Speaker 3: If you've got a story where it was a.

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Speaker 2: Clear sign from above. Michelle and Cogra, Hello, Hi, what's

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Speaker 11: Okay, So I recently lost my best friends care for

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Speaker 11: It's like so many times I don't even need to know.

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Speaker 11: When I turn around and look at them, they know

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Speaker 2: Going to say, really so automatically, without knowing or thinking

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Speaker 11: No, I just randomly to it.

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Speaker 5: Wow, because that's fascinating that is any any other signs,

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Speaker 5: Michelle that you've got so far at just the phone?

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Speaker 3: To me though a lot, you know, Michelle, fascinating stuff.

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Speaker 5: Think it gives you goosebumps, doesn't it, Stephanie and worry Wood.

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Speaker 4: What's the sign from above? Steff?

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Speaker 21: So, my daughter was born almost a year to the

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Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, freaky, just in that one moment that

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Speaker 13: It was like he was saying, I did too see.

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Speaker 2: I think often you know, signs are sent by music,

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Speaker 19: Yeah, and then my mother in law, my mother in law,

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Speaker 22: My children were with me, and they were so like interested.

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Speaker 12: Okay, like like a butterfly. And I was like, yeah,

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Speaker 22: Not only did they see it, it landed on the

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Speaker 3: Why are you dropping out there to put it? Landed

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Speaker 4: Yeah, through an animal, Aaron in the ponds? What was

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Speaker 5: It was actually two.

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Speaker 11: Do you.

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Speaker 4: What have you gone wrong?

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Speaker 3: Oh my god?

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Speaker 4: See, guys, makes you think who's going to be waiting

452
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Speaker 4: for me? I'm going to be Is anyone at the

453
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Speaker 4: dog hue? Can you see the dog? No one's waiting

454
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Speaker 4: for Nick.

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Speaker 3: Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 4: What's your story?

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Speaker 10: I said, Well, my dad, I'm from Ireland and my

458
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Speaker 10: dad passed away. So my brother and me my sister

459
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Speaker 10: flew back and unfortunately we didn't make it in time

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Speaker 10: for my daddy's passed by the time we got there.

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Speaker 10: And anyway, we went through the whole funeral everything like that,

462
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Speaker 10: and then we came back but my brother had to

463
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Speaker 10: fly back into Sydney earlier than us, and we went

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Speaker 10: to my aunt's house for lunch and we're going to

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Speaker 10: find the photographs taken there. So when we came back,

466
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Speaker 10: I said, I'm going to get that developed and I'm

467
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Speaker 10: going to put it in the frame and give it

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Speaker 10: to my brother as a gift because he wasn't there.

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Speaker 10: And as I was putting it in the frame. I

470
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Speaker 10: heard someone saying to me, I'm in the photograph, and

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Speaker 10: I thought, now I've gone mad, and I'm just literally

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Speaker 10: gone mad. So I just heard it again. So I

473
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Speaker 10: said this, and I went into the laundry with the

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Speaker 10: lights really good, and I looked at the photograph and

475
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Speaker 10: my father is standing behind all of us in the photograph,

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Speaker 10: a clear outline of my father. So I take a

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Speaker 10: photograph of it. Yeah, no, nately tell you, I've taken

478
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Speaker 10: a photograph of it. And then I on my iPhones

479
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Speaker 10: I could blow it up and it was just, oh

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Speaker 10: my god, like it was him as clear as that.

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Speaker 10: I could see his shirt and the glint off his glasses,

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Speaker 10: the whole lot standing there.

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Speaker 17: Have you got a copy, meek, I could have a copy.

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Speaker 10: It's but that's that home. I have to read moved

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Speaker 10: house and I have in a frame at home.

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Speaker 3: Photo.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, honestly, and weird, excuse me. The weird part about

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Speaker 10: it was there was another face in it as well,

489
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Speaker 10: but I don't know what that was about, but I

490
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Speaker 10: guess was my dad, without a doubt. Even the person

491
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Speaker 10: that took it was like, holy shit. When they went

492
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Speaker 10: back to excuse me, and they went back and looked

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Speaker 10: at it on the laptop where they took it. Yeah,

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Speaker 10: definitely it was my dad.

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Speaker 3: I can just hear I can hear another spirit just

496
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Speaker 3: in the car there with you. I think you spoke to.

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Speaker 13: The spirits, naughty spirit.

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Speaker 4: He unfortunately makes me drink spirits on the weekend. Nikola.

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Speaker 5: That Nikola, if you do get a chance when you

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Speaker 5: get high, we'd love to see that fire eye to

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Speaker 5: show our listeners.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, no problem, I can put I put it up

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Speaker 10: on the on the website. Go look for dig it

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Speaker 10: out and put it up.

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Speaker 9: You see, you can see what.

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Speaker 5: Therapeus and you you heard like someone whisper or someone

507
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Speaker 5: switching in my head like it was just in my head.

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Speaker 10: I just heard something. I'm in the photograph and I thought, yeah, Rasia,

509
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Speaker 10: I just I think in one way, I thought because

510
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Speaker 10: I was looking for something, I wanted it on the sign,

511
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Speaker 10: and I thought I was just like making over myself

512
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Speaker 10: in my head until I actually looked at the photograph

513
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Speaker 10: and I was like, oh my goodness, like it's my

514
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Speaker 10: actual dame. My dad was like, Dan need to be

515
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Speaker 10: your balm. And you know he just he's a man

516
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Speaker 10: of his own. You know, you wouldn't you know, misplacing

517
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Speaker 10: for anybody else like.

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Speaker 3: You know, that is a great story. You know we

519
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Speaker 3: could chat for hours, Nick. That is phenomenal, isn't it?

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Speaker 4: What about it?

521
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Speaker 5: Just for one last time, He's jumped in the fard,

522
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Speaker 5: put his arms, arms around the kids.

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Speaker 4: One more, one more geez one for safety.

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Speaker 5: This I must admit. I mean I'm a bit of

525
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Speaker 5: a I am a skeptic. I'm a skeptic with this stuff.

526
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Speaker 5: But that does blow your mind. Some great stories. Thank

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Speaker 5: you for your calls.

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Speaker 1: This is the Fitting and Whip with Kate Richie podcast.

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Speaker 16: Matilda has a song called Naughty let Who's said, why

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Speaker 16: is Matilda allowed to be naughty? And I'm not? And

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Speaker 16: the venture I said to her because Matilda's parents are

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Speaker 16: awful and she's a genius and your parents are lovely

533
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Speaker 16: and you're a little bit dim.

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Speaker 5: We urge this man to have a rest, but he

535
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Speaker 5: just doesn't listen to anyone. He's got a brand new album,

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Speaker 5: tim Minchin Time Machine. You can also see he's hitting

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Speaker 5: the Frog and Toad. He's hitting the road this October

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Speaker 5: tickets on Salent tim Minchin dot com.

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Speaker 4: Are you mister Minchin?

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Speaker 3: Well week for you? Is it book week.

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Speaker 23: Oh yeah right, yeah, yeah, that's lots of munutes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, milk.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, working as a chair okay.

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Speaker 23: Yeah chairs, all right, So I just sort of getting

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Speaker 23: perched on the edge. Yeah, I decide whether I wanted

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Speaker 23: to stand up or sit down, and so I've got

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Speaker 23: one button on a stool.

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Speaker 4: Did we see you dress up as a schoolboy recently?

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Speaker 4: Did you?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 23: Yeah, look, I don't see anything anymore because I'm basically

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Speaker 23: off offline. But yeah, I did a photo shoot where

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Speaker 23: they get a picture of you when you're little and

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Speaker 23: then try and emulate the picture.

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Speaker 19: And I wasn't.

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Speaker 23: I wasn't a big fan of that moment was original.

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Speaker 4: I haven't seen it.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, this is oh my god, see why that was

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Speaker 23: my year first school photo. I think that they that

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Speaker 23: they replicated.

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Speaker 4: Did you did you have good memories of school? Tim? No,

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Speaker 4: I didn't hate school.

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Speaker 23: Actually, I was definitely didn't like going to school when

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Speaker 23: I was My earliest memories are of really not wanting

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Speaker 23: to go to school when I was a little kid.

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Speaker 23: But i'd really bad hearing. I had ear problems and

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Speaker 23: I was a bit asthmatic. I was a bit of

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Speaker 23: a crooked kid, so I didn't like leaving my mum.

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Speaker 23: But I got fine about school in high school years.

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Speaker 23: I even like because I like sport and I liked drama,

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Speaker 23: and I was fine at class. So it's just a

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Speaker 23: kind of a bit of an all rounder and it

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Speaker 23: didn't bother me.

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Speaker 4: Can I can I ask you about Violet and Caspar?

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Speaker 19: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: But what was book Week like for the Menchin family?

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Speaker 3: Pressure on it?

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Speaker 23: You?

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Speaker 4: Did you put pressure on them to dresses any of

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Speaker 4: your characters or I have.

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Speaker 23: No memories of Bookweek being anything at all. I mean,

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Speaker 23: we lived in England when we were little. I remember

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Speaker 23: when they were little. I mean I remember Book Week there,

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Speaker 23: but we were not We're not very good at that

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Speaker 23: sort of thing. We're not very good at planning costumes.

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Speaker 23: And the kids neither of the kids, they're both quite

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Speaker 23: shy kids, so they neither of them really wanted to

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Speaker 23: push the boat out, so we chuck them in something. Certainly,

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Speaker 23: there was no there's never talk of my work in

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Speaker 23: any realm. Like, my kids don't know my music.

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Speaker 4: They don't. I forced them to my concerts.

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Speaker 2: Like once a year, but I better the schools stopped

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Speaker 2: a couple of emails too, well, congratulations on your work,

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Speaker 2: would love.

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Speaker 6: To see you.

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Speaker 4: Can you come?

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Speaker 23: And yeah, I just this this week I meant to

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Speaker 23: be judging a battle of Battle of the Bands at

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Speaker 23: Bronte Public and I'm just like, please, don't make.

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Speaker 4: Me judge the Battle of the band and why.

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Speaker 3: Are you here? If you could just give us a

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Speaker 3: bit of a song.

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Speaker 23: Yeah, that's right, If you could just play a number

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Speaker 23: and sign this photo three maybe ten a photo with

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Speaker 23: the class Psychopath.

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Speaker 5: Congratulations on timage and Time Machine. It was finally out

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Speaker 5: in the world at top the Arias last week.

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Speaker 23: But do guys Sebastian knock me off?

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Speaker 4: Yes, last week put out a record. Well, I had

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Speaker 4: my week, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 3: But don't worry about that. Guy's music is very different to.

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Speaker 4: Yours, guys, music is very different to mine.

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Speaker 23: I think he's absolutely a beautiful guy. The idea that

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Speaker 23: a record of mine that is all songs I record

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Speaker 23: that I wrote in my twenties there is. It's called

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Speaker 23: Time Machines, all old songs that never quite got properly released.

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Speaker 23: And the fact that it hit number one. I mean,

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Speaker 23: I just think it's hilarious and gorgeous and lovely. It's

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Speaker 23: like I don't see myself as competing on that level.

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Speaker 23: I'm sort of something else and I love the people

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Speaker 23: love it. I love that that that happened for a week,

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Speaker 23: and I'm very happy to hand the mantle onto guys Abashian,

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Speaker 23: who's more used to the feeling of being at the

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Speaker 23: top of the aria chat.

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Speaker 2: You know what I you know what I love about

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Speaker 2: you know your work as well. There was a book

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Speaker 2: he gave us not long ago. You don't have to

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Speaker 2: have a dream, right, yeah, this all this work that

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Speaker 2: sort of suggests that it's okay if you don't have

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Speaker 2: what society is expecting or talking about.

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Speaker 3: At the moment.

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Speaker 2: So we go from there to not Perfect, which is

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Speaker 2: another one of your songs which I could relate to.

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Speaker 4: A little bit.

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Speaker 3: Have a lesson body and it's fun. Fine, absolutely it is.

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Speaker 23: It's where a span the vast pajarai my time.

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Speaker 3: I love us not perfect close to.

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Speaker 4: You are perfect to me?

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Speaker 3: Thank you?

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Speaker 4: Well, that's stop. So I stopped saying that to him

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Speaker 4: ten years ago. So I'm glad you've come in and

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Speaker 4: he's perfect?

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Speaker 19: Did he?

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Speaker 23: As a relationship prayed a little bit over.

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Speaker 5: Here's a little tour, you know, when you live in

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Speaker 5: each other's pockets to him, it's it's it's hard. I

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Speaker 5: mean it's like when you go on tour around the world.

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Speaker 5: I mean, no, are you looking forward to it? What's

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Speaker 5: the touring in your life? Is recording the music?

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Speaker 4: Is it coming up with the music? Is it performing

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Speaker 4: the music?

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Speaker 11: What?

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Speaker 4: What do you enjoying?

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Speaker 23: I like, I just like not getting stuck in anyone mode.

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Speaker 23: So I've just done seven weeks. We did thirty five

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Speaker 23: shows in the UK. It was, you know, proper two

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Speaker 23: of us stuff in the UK because the towns are

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Speaker 23: close enough to drive to. In Australia there's no such

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Speaker 23: thing as two of us touring. But brilliant band, a

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Speaker 23: couple of few new players that I'd never play with.

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Speaker 23: We just had the best time and the shows were

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Speaker 23: huge and fantastic. And then now I'm in my studio.

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Speaker 23: As soon as I finished this interview, I'm just going

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Speaker 23: to go home to my piano and I'll be there

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Speaker 23: for seven hours in a bunker under my garden.

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Speaker 3: Would you love that?

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Speaker 6: Like?

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Speaker 4: Absolutely so happy?

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Speaker 23: But if I hadn't just toured, I might be feeling

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Speaker 23: a bit stir cradial in my bunker. But if I

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Speaker 23: wasn't in my bunker now, I wouldn't be ready to

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Speaker 23: tour Australia in October, and it's all for me. It's

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Speaker 23: just about keeping the thing turning over. So I'll write

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Speaker 23: a you know, i'll write a play next year. I'll

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Speaker 23: write an album the year after. I probably after this

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Speaker 23: big tour in October November in Australia, I don't think

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Speaker 23: I'll tour at all next year, so I need I've

678
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Speaker 23: slightly oversaturated the market the last couple of years with

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Speaker 23: my book tour and my solo tour, so I think

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Speaker 23: I'll take a break from touring, so I'm really going to.

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Speaker 3: Push it out this and the UK tour. Yeah, the

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Speaker 3: smaller venues do you prefer that? Well?

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Speaker 23: In the UK this time, and we're doing like four

684
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Speaker 23: to seven thousand seaters, which are not small for me.

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Speaker 23: They'd be small for Ed Sheeran, but they're like small

686
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Speaker 23: arenas they call them, so they're bigger than theaters. And

687
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Speaker 23: we're doing the same here. The two of before, I

688
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Speaker 23: did the Unfunny Evening, which was just me and a piano,

689
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Speaker 23: and I capped the room size very deliberately to make

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Speaker 23: a more intimate, no screen experience, and I think I

691
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Speaker 23: want to keep doing.

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Speaker 3: Both really intimate.

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Speaker 24: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: But the show.

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Speaker 23: Which is called Songs the World will Never hear, celebrating

696
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Speaker 23: twenty years of hardcore effing rock and roll nerding. The

697
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Speaker 23: tour I'm doing in October November is a big show

698
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Speaker 23: like six piece ban and it's got It's designed by

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Speaker 23: Willie Williams, who's designed everything you too have done since

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Speaker 23: Joshua Tree.

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Speaker 4: Right, It's like it's a proper show.

702
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Speaker 23: So when I go to big rooms, I make sure

703
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Speaker 23: the show is a big show, and when I go

704
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Speaker 23: to small rooms, I make it more intimate.

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Speaker 4: That's like I really like being able to turn that dial. Well,

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Speaker 4: the ic SE is a perfect venue for you, then

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Speaker 4: I think it'll be good.

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Speaker 23: It's a big room, right, but I will I will

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Speaker 23: make sure the performance goes to the back of the room.

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Speaker 4: You watch, you know.

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Speaker 2: I mean, we're having a look at a list of

712
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Speaker 2: things here. We've got these headlines, and it's fascinating to

713
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Speaker 2: see some of the other stuff you've done. And I

714
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Speaker 2: want to know if there's anything else on your bucket

715
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Speaker 2: list that could fit in or slide into some of

716
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Speaker 2: these interesting pieces like goggle Box.

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Speaker 23: Oh I did goggle Box?

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Speaker 3: How much fun was that.

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Speaker 23: It was pretty fun because on with Hannah Waddingham, who

720
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Speaker 23: people know is the manager, and Ted Lasso. I absolutely

721
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Speaker 23: love Hannah. I mean I've never watched goggle Box and

722
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Speaker 23: so I didn't really know what it was, but I, oh,

723
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Speaker 23: there it is. I was hanging out on a couch

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Speaker 23: with this unbelievable woman who I adore, drinking wine and

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Speaker 23: watching the sort of Telly I've never watched in my life,

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Speaker 23: and I had a really good time and I look

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Speaker 23: so handsome, my big pink face.

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Speaker 5: People are saying that you need to be a permanent

729
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Speaker 5: slot on that show. I mean it was probably just

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Speaker 5: a one off, but you enjoyed it.

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Speaker 4: I mean that's I I did mind it.

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Speaker 19: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Did you have you done any other kind of reality

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Speaker 4: television before?

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Speaker 3: Tim?

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Speaker 4: Is there an anything else that you've done?

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Speaker 11: No?

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Speaker 3: I don't see Farmer wants a wife.

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Speaker 23: I can see me on F Boy Ireland lock him

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Speaker 23: in Father needs a wife? Would I be the farmer

741
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Speaker 23: one of the.

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Speaker 19: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: F Boy needs a Google Box.

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Speaker 23: I don't I like doing it, and I you know,

745
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Speaker 23: I'm not snobby about reality TV or anything, but it's

746
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Speaker 23: just not something I've ever got to tap into.

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Speaker 4: Can we go.

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Speaker 5: Can we go through some more Hollywood headlines? This is

749
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Speaker 5: It's an amazing career.

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Speaker 4: But that's one. The celebrity goggle Box is one. We've

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Speaker 4: got a few. This is the top of the list. Great,

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Speaker 4: that's what it's come to.

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Speaker 9: Thirty years I've been working.

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Speaker 1: Okay, what else have I done?

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Speaker 4: Goggle Box? Yeah, goggle Box guy, the hairy Gogglebox guy.

756
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Speaker 4: We want to ask you about this one.

757
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Speaker 5: Tim Mitchin impresses the Royal Family by singing a song

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Speaker 5: adhering to very strict royal time limits.

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Speaker 4: So you had one song and what was the time limit?

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Speaker 23: This is my three minute song that I played at

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Speaker 23: the Royal show. Yeah, and it's exactly three minutes long.

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Speaker 23: Because I've spent years in England and I have a

763
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Speaker 23: couple of problems with getting songs on the radio or

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Speaker 23: on anything. One is that all my songs I tend

765
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Speaker 23: to write long songs that kind of go down lots

766
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Speaker 23: of weird parts and end up about five or six minutes.

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Speaker 23: And you never get a song like that on the radio,

768
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Speaker 23: on Tell You a late night show or whatever they like.

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Speaker 23: It has to be three minutes a rounder. And the

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Speaker 23: other problem is I swear a lot and talk about

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Speaker 23: sex and subjects of boobs and stuff, and so I

772
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Speaker 23: wrote this song. I actually wrote this song for a

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Speaker 23: Welsh late night show called The Ruth Jones Show, and

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Speaker 23: then I adapted it for Conan and then I adapted

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Speaker 23: it for the Royal Variety shows. But it's basically got

776
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Speaker 23: lots of swear words hidden in amongst words, and lots

777
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Speaker 23: of double on tundra and it's all about how I

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Speaker 23: never get on the telly. But it stops at exactly

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Speaker 23: three minutes, so it's really we've got a bit of that.

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Speaker 4: Hold down A company of will end up the Royal Tree.

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Speaker 4: The Queen's got a stocking and I want to be

782
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Speaker 4: in and apparently it's a LOLd in one.

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Speaker 11: For three minutes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah me down in three two nine.

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Speaker 19: No, that was that.

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Speaker 23: There wasn't SYNCD up.

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Speaker 4: It lands on exactly three. You're watching UNSYNCD division. I

788
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Speaker 4: will not have that.

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Speaker 23: In there in the world.

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Speaker 3: Can we move on to this one? I really like this.

791
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Speaker 3: We're going to grab here to play This was you

792
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Speaker 3: wowing audiences? That says he you were wowed. The audience

793
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Speaker 3: was wowed when you were alongside Jamie Fox and Taron.

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Speaker 23: Egerton's Oh yeah, I was in a massive There's been

795
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Speaker 23: another robbery.

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Speaker 4: There's been another robbery, sir.

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Speaker 24: There's been an occurrence which on first observation might be

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Speaker 24: classified as non ideal fiscally, Sir, sir, there's been another

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Speaker 24: minor ins The good news is neither of the guards

800
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Speaker 24: was badly killed.

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Speaker 4: What the collection box?

802
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Speaker 23: Oh that's Ben Mendelssohn.

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Speaker 4: Ye be Men.

804
00:36:12,320 --> 00:36:14,719
Speaker 23: Mendelssoh played the Sheriff of Nottingham in that and he

805
00:36:14,840 --> 00:36:18,479
Speaker 23: was just raging Ben Mendelssohn and throwing me around a church.

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Speaker 4: It was really fun. What's he like?

807
00:36:23,200 --> 00:36:27,000
Speaker 5: He's one of my favorite actors of all time series

808
00:36:27,239 --> 00:36:31,319
Speaker 5: never met him face to face.

809
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Speaker 25: If you've had him in the studio, you'd remember it.

810
00:36:34,440 --> 00:36:39,120
Speaker 25: He's a lot of energy on the phone, on the

811
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Speaker 25: phone in Star wars Man. He's absolutely amazing. But that

812
00:36:44,239 --> 00:36:47,400
Speaker 25: film was like that was the peak of my acting career.

813
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Speaker 25: If you think the budget of the film correlates with peak.

814
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Speaker 25: That was a massive film and it did not go

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Speaker 25: very well. I'm not going to blame myself, but I

816
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Speaker 25: certainly played my part.

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Speaker 5: In that love So can we talk about missus trunch

818
00:37:03,000 --> 00:37:06,600
Speaker 5: Ball and your lifelong dream for writing for Emma Thompson

819
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Speaker 5: in the Matilda movie.

820
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Speaker 4: So what what did Emma Thompson mean to you?

821
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Speaker 23: Tim mentioned, Well, she's another person who's just so part

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Speaker 23: of our history in the same way that Stephen Fryan,

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Speaker 23: Hugh Laurie and all those sort of and all those

824
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Speaker 23: Richard Curtis films.

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Speaker 4: But and then I got to.

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Speaker 23: Meet Emma as you get to meet people in living

827
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Speaker 23: in the UK and being in the industry. And then

828
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Speaker 23: this idea that she was going to play Miss Trunchtball

829
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Speaker 23: in the filmification of the musical, and this whole film

830
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Speaker 23: got made in COVID when I was stuck in Australia

831
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Speaker 23: and couldn't get across there. So it was actually one

832
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Speaker 23: of the saddest things is that you never got I

833
00:37:44,120 --> 00:37:46,560
Speaker 23: never got to see any of it made great film,

834
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Speaker 23: And worse than that, I never got to see the

835
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Speaker 23: score recorded at Air Studios, which would have been a dream.

836
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Speaker 23: Apparently they were recording it and Macca walked in and

837
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Speaker 23: like listened for a while and it's like it's sounding

838
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Speaker 23: really good.

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Speaker 3: Macca.

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Speaker 23: Paul McCartney, Yeah, Macca, sorry, not Macca from the Pie.

841
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Speaker 4: Not on the corner.

842
00:38:03,560 --> 00:38:08,839
Speaker 23: Macca's Pie is Mac Macca as Paul Paul McCartney from

843
00:38:08,920 --> 00:38:10,040
Speaker 23: Paul McCartney's Pies.

844
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Speaker 5: Paul, please tell us what your relationship is with Paul McCartney.

845
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Speaker 23: I'm not a friend of Paul McCartney, except that I

846
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Speaker 23: once interviewed him. We did a head to head interview.

847
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Speaker 23: You can find that online too. It was a long

848
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Speaker 23: form interview ahead of his first Australian tour in years.

849
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Speaker 23: It was about six or eight years ago and he

850
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Speaker 23: was coming and so I did the announcement. I flew

851
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Speaker 23: to England from America just to interview Paul and we

852
00:38:37,440 --> 00:38:39,719
Speaker 23: had a really good chat and we just talked about

853
00:38:39,760 --> 00:38:42,239
Speaker 23: songwriting and stuff as if. I was like, yeah, you

854
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Speaker 23: know what you know, Paul, You know when you're writing

855
00:38:44,719 --> 00:38:46,520
Speaker 23: a song, it's just the same.

856
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Speaker 4: We're the same.

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Speaker 23: But I said to him off air. One of my

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Speaker 23: favorite moments was I said to him off air, oh,

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Speaker 23: well you probably don't know about me, but I write musicals.

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Speaker 23: And he's like, oh, we know who you are. I

861
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Speaker 23: watched you come up and I was like, Paul McCartney,

862
00:39:03,320 --> 00:39:07,920
Speaker 23: watch me come up. Yeah, well I've gone up all

863
00:39:08,000 --> 00:39:11,399
Speaker 23: right up. Not even the best drama in the Beatles. Yeah,

864
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Speaker 23: he's a beautiful guy actually, and just still he is.

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Speaker 23: I did realize that I'm closer to his age than

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Speaker 23: Chapel Rohan.

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Speaker 11: You're not.

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Speaker 23: Like we were talking about songwriting and it's like you

869
00:39:22,800 --> 00:39:24,400
Speaker 23: just sit down with your instrument and you write the

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Speaker 23: whole song, and then you go to your mates and

871
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Speaker 23: you say, let's play the song, and then you get

872
00:39:28,239 --> 00:39:30,480
Speaker 23: it good, and then you go to the studio and

873
00:39:30,560 --> 00:39:33,239
Speaker 23: a producer like pimps it up a bit. And that's

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Speaker 23: how it feels to us. But these days it's nothing

875
00:39:35,760 --> 00:39:38,440
Speaker 23: like that. You're building it with pieces from a digital

876
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Speaker 23: computer bank.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you are.

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Speaker 5: We absolutely adore you on the show, mate, And for

879
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Speaker 5: anyone out there, if you haven't seen Tim yet, he's

880
00:39:46,440 --> 00:39:49,440
Speaker 5: playing ICC twenty ninth November. You can get tickets at

881
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Speaker 5: Tim Minchin dot com. The brand new album Tim Minchin

882
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Speaker 5: Time Machine is out now as well. We know how

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Speaker 5: busy you are, buddy, and you've been a great friend

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Speaker 5: of the show, and we thank you for your time.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for coming in, Timm, thanks having me anytime. See

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Speaker 4: you next week back to the studio.

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Speaker 1: This is the Fits In with Her with Kate Richie podcast.

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Speaker 4: Princess Anne. We need to focus on her.

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Speaker 5: She turns seventy five over the weekend mat and you

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Speaker 5: know what, I didn't know this, but on the you know,

891
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Speaker 5: they did the approval ratings for the royals recently.

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Speaker 3: How do they go?

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Speaker 5: William comes in at number one, seventy four percent, Catherine

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Speaker 5: Kate Middleton was seventy one percent.

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Speaker 4: Coming into number three is.

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Speaker 3: Princess Anne and versus Andrew.

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Speaker 5: Prince Prince Andrew comes in at around about eight percent.

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Speaker 4: So do you know what I'm about to do for

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Speaker 4: you now?

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Speaker 5: The ten things, the ten things that you did not

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Speaker 5: know about Princess Anne. Now, I asked Snitchey in audio

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Speaker 5: to put a bit of a sting together for me

903
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Speaker 5: just because you know what, She's quite mysterious, She's inconspicuous.

904
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Speaker 5: She stays out of the shadows, or she stays in

905
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Speaker 5: the shadows. You don't really know much about Princess Anne.

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Speaker 5: And I think Snitch's going through a bit of an

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Speaker 5: emo is at the moment. He was the first one

908
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Speaker 5: he gave me.

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Speaker 4: And she likes to high like Tom and a fan.

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Speaker 1: She's all class. She isn't a fuck.

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Speaker 6: Here's ten things you didn't.

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Speaker 11: Know about the lad Dog.

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Speaker 4: And the lad Dog. That was the first one. Here's

914
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Speaker 4: the other EMO version that Snitch gave me. Prais you

915
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Speaker 4: were a fan.

916
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Speaker 3: She likes a high.

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Speaker 4: She's a class A flogs.

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Speaker 19: You didn't know what dog.

919
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Speaker 4: Let's go through those ten.

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Speaker 5: She's an accomplished horsewoman and she competed in the Olympics

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Speaker 5: in nineteen seventy six.

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Speaker 3: Well they're all phiiry equine focus, aren't they.

923
00:41:52,360 --> 00:41:53,000
Speaker 4: Well that's right.

924
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Speaker 5: Zara is her daughter, and we know that Zara's competed

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Speaker 5: for England as well. Absolutely, I didn't know this, but

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Speaker 5: Princess Anna has been married to She married army officer

927
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Speaker 5: Captain Mark Phillips in nineteen seventy three, got a divorce,

928
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Speaker 5: then she married naval officer Timothy Lawrence.

929
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Speaker 4: Loves a man in uniform number three.

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Speaker 5: She faced down a kidnapper in nineteen seventy four. She

931
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Speaker 5: was returning home to Buckingham Palace. She attended a charity event.

932
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Speaker 5: She was in the Rolls Royce and another car was

933
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Speaker 5: blocking the way. A man by the name of Ian

934
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Speaker 5: Ball got out of his car, shot the chauffeur and

935
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Speaker 5: the security officer and demanded Princess Anne get out of

936
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Speaker 5: the car, and he wanted two million dollars as a

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Speaker 5: ransom for her. With her characteristic sharp tongue, she replied,

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Speaker 5: not bloody.

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Speaker 3: Likely, wow, but a mad dog. That's a mad dog's

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Speaker 3: side coming out.

941
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Speaker 5: Of and he was tackled to the ground. Then she

942
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Speaker 5: went to the hospital and visited the man and forgave him. Geez,

943
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Speaker 5: that's an amazing mad dog.

944
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Speaker 3: Other people die.

945
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Speaker 4: She has a criminal record that not many people know about.

946
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Speaker 5: She was out her and her husband took their bull

947
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Speaker 5: terrier Dotty out for a walk and Dotty got loose

948
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Speaker 5: and attacked to children. Oh my god, leaving them with

949
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Speaker 5: bites and scratches. Okay, well, there a bit of cash

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Speaker 5: she was also. That wasn't the first time Princess Anna

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Speaker 5: pet in court. She's been done speeding quite a few

952
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Speaker 5: times in her Land River as well.

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Speaker 3: She is a mad dog. I'll blame it on the driver.

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Speaker 5: She's been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for her

955
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Speaker 5: decades of work with Save the Children. Her favorite food

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Speaker 5: this is an unusual one. Not many people know about

957
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Speaker 5: this whip deviled pheasant.

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Speaker 4: Oh and in a can.

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Speaker 2: So what's deviled pheasant? Is it like animal style? I mean,

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Speaker 2: is it extra cheese, an extra What is devil to Tom?

961
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Speaker 4: What is it a marinate?

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Speaker 2: Or yeh, it's it's really spicy or highly Seased's chili chicken?

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Speaker 4: Mate? Got chap? Yeah? She number six, She's a number eight.

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Speaker 4: She's a huge rugby fan.

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Speaker 5: When it comes to sports, she has been the Royal

966
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Speaker 5: Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union since nineteen eighty six.

967
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Speaker 5: She never misses a home game and obviously her son

968
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Speaker 5: in law is Mike Tindall, who used to play for

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Speaker 5: England as well.

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Speaker 3: That's how she knew how to tackle the gunman.

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Speaker 5: Number nine she refuses to take selfies, refuses and number ten.

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Speaker 5: Some think that she would have made a better monarch

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Speaker 5: than Prince Charles until the fight.

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Speaker 22: Last.

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Speaker 4: Where is that first thing again?

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Speaker 19: Jess?

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Speaker 3: She was a mad dancing.

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