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Speaker 4: Luckily enough I got to get tickets and go see

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Speaker 3: They are one of the best in the world. Do

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Speaker 4: And we had such a good check. You actually performed

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Speaker 4: such a great time with Marcus.

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Speaker 3: He stuck around afterwards at a couple of in the balcony.

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Speaker 5: Really originally did don't think twice and they filmed it

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Speaker 5: and he said, I don't actually remember that.

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Speaker 4: There was a bit of a party backstage, a few

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Speaker 4: drinks beforehand. Anyway, I didn't know this, but when we

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Speaker 4: rocked up, they said, can you get to the show

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Speaker 4: a little bit earlier because what.

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Speaker 3: The band do.

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Speaker 4: They like to come down and say thank you to

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Speaker 3: It's seven o'clock's there and we're waiting.

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Speaker 4: There and the band comes in, and you know, you

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Speaker 4: one of the band members, and Ben, and then all

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Speaker 4: And I'm instantly going, this is amazing.

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Speaker 5: But do you reckon?

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Speaker 6: It was a token gesture, though, is it like a

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Speaker 3: This is what I didn't know.

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Speaker 4: I didn't know as he said that to other people

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Speaker 4: And we went down into this little room afterwards, and

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Speaker 4: So then Marcus comes into the room and everyone's trying

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Speaker 3: But that was it.

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Speaker 4: That was it, And I said to the lady we

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Speaker 3: Now, I wanted to get out of.

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Speaker 4: There two of you, and I'm like, so then I'm

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Speaker 4: I'm looking at BJ, and I looked at the manager

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Speaker 5: He's invited his own rooms.

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Speaker 4: So but Sarah, I was thinking in the back of

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Speaker 6: You don't know yourself well enough walking.

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Speaker 4: Down there, going I'm just really happy with my decision.

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Speaker 4: He looks at me and goes, where's your wife?

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Speaker 3: You're idiot?

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Speaker 5: Did you say I deliberately dumped it because I thought

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Speaker 3: It's time for Sarah.

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Speaker 6: Sarah Sarah Aware doesn't like melted cheese friends.

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Speaker 7: So true.

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Speaker 6: It's my favorite.

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Speaker 6: Claire has emailed the show. She's got a problem with

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Speaker 6: twenty five years, and over the past few years, I've

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Speaker 6: seriously started to dislike her many reasons. She's quite selfish,

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Speaker 6: She's even texting my husband when I don't reply. How

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Speaker 6: do you break up with a friend?

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Speaker 3: Toughing.

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Speaker 5: It is a tough year.

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Speaker 4: A lot of history there, it is. And thanks for

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Speaker 6: Yeah, named Claire, just to talk about whip.

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Speaker 5: I'm right here, guys, I can hear all of that.

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Speaker 3: It's a tough one though.

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Speaker 6: I mean, people come into your life. Mum always says me,

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Speaker 5: It's a whole season a reason or a lifetime T shirt,

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Speaker 6: I mean it's a lot to put on a T shirt.

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Speaker 5: Best season? So, oh my god, I met you over

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Speaker 5: the summertime. A reason why are we stuck in this elevator?

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Speaker 6: A reason like to help you with something to be

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Speaker 6: Clearly not a lifetime friend. I think you just say

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Speaker 3: Cut them off. Tell people.

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Speaker 4: BJ's got this problem with a school friend who treated

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Speaker 4: and it's on to her all the time. And it's

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Speaker 3: You just let it go? So what she done interesting

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Speaker 5: Just keep ignoring stuff?

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Speaker 6: Don't You can't just watch a friend that you've been friends.

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Speaker 5: With twenty interesting? He says. It's kind of gone from

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Speaker 5: a lifetime under your mum's theory, yeah, to a season,

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Speaker 5: and not often you go from that lifetime to make

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Speaker 5: what she needs to think about. What is the reason

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Speaker 5: that I need this person in my lifetime.

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Speaker 6: I'm still trying to find the reason for the answer.

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Speaker 3: In other ways, to fake your own death. Yes, you're gone.

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Speaker 6: I've tried to take your problem seriously and.

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Speaker 5: I've told you about that too. How I reckon, you

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Speaker 5: need to leave some part of the body in a

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Speaker 5: burnt house so that people go. They must have gone

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Speaker 5: to hang on what you have to your finger.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so she can blow up the house and leave

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Speaker 5: the pinky on the front lawns, and to say, the

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Speaker 5: place blew up. The rest of the body went, but

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Speaker 6: It's expensive.

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Speaker 3: Christmas is given us a cool Carol beautiful.

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Speaker 8: But the same thing happened to me. I was friends

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Speaker 8: with my best express friends for many, many years, twenty

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Speaker 8: The reason why was because she had a wedding early

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Speaker 8: hours of the morning, eight thirty in the morning and

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Speaker 8: I didn't attend. Now I wanted her to ask me

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Speaker 8: this girl straight up, we've going apart. Our friendship isn't

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Speaker 8: like it used to be. You're not the same person

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Speaker 8: you were when we first met. Be honest, carry on.

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Speaker 6: Why weren't you at the wedding.

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Speaker 8: Because it was eight thirty in the morning. I had kids, No, no, no, no,

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Speaker 8: that wasn't.

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Speaker 2: Good enough for her.

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Speaker 5: Don't go such a cheap option eight thirty on a

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Speaker 5: Monday morning. Yeah, it's not a bad oc to get

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Speaker 5: the morning on a Tuesday even it says, you know

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Speaker 5: what's interesting. I'm just trying to get gather my thoughts

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Speaker 5: here with what Carol's saying is there's actually a reason,

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Speaker 5: and I'm not playing on your mum's words. There's a

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Speaker 5: with Claire, there's not nothing's actually happened. It doesn't have

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Speaker 3: Girl is treating a very bad Yeah, she.

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Speaker 6: Said that she's selfish, rude. They don't have much in

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Speaker 6: common anymore. These things just happen, they peter out, So

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Speaker 6: just but tell them, have the decency to tell them.

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Speaker 4: Well, Clai, if you want to get back in contact

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Speaker 4: with us, we can tell you how you can fake

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Speaker 4: your own death.

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Speaker 3: There there's ways to do it.

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Speaker 5: So you know that app where you if the doctor

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Speaker 5: says you've got an STI and then it can message

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Speaker 5: the people that you may have been in contact with.

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Speaker 5: Have one of those for friends you want to be.

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Speaker 6: That's a bad idea.

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Speaker 5: Claire no longer wants to be a friend. We're just

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Speaker 5: letting you know.

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Speaker 3: We love this man and it is the magnificent raymar

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Speaker 3: new Farm.

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Speaker 5: You got everything under control, mate, I have.

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Speaker 9: Look just to stay mind.

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Speaker 3: What are you doing with it?

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Speaker 4: You put your phone on silent there? If you got

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Speaker 4: the technology on your phone? Can you take a selfier O?

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Speaker 10: What?

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Speaker 3: Sure?

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Speaker 9: Look, I'm sure there are instructions somewhere you can and

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Speaker 9: that for that there is.

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Speaker 4: Just quickly. There's a promo going around. Is that your

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Speaker 4: ex dead wife coming back? Martha on one of the promos?

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Speaker 4: I thought you got rid of her? What's going on there?

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Speaker 3: Ray? Oh mate?

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Speaker 9: It's a long story, but the shortened version is before

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Speaker 9: we shot the pilot thirty one years ago. Elf was

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Speaker 9: a lonely widower. Martha had tragically drowned in a fast

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Speaker 9: flowing river. We had a funeral, we had the whole

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Speaker 4: which this is unbelievable. You've got your own fragrance.

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Speaker 9: Now, Ray absolutely mate.

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Speaker 5: It's called ragrance number one, number one, which number one

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Speaker 3: Off the tongue, well, we're all men.

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Speaker 4: What has it got in there? A bit of old spice,

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Speaker 9: I know we didn't mix with any other previously arranged

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Speaker 3: You're a legend. Were love you mate, Thanks for coming in.

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Speaker 9: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 5: Guys says if you're going to clap, you clap in

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Speaker 3: Did you say clap game?

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Speaker 3: Have you ever thought about getting a lawyer? You could

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Speaker 12: That as it's all part of my big court case

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Speaker 4: Again, great content front air as well. Tommy suing Whipper

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Speaker 5: Here we go first Riddle play along m DG. How

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Speaker 13: Thirty five thousand, just three.

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Speaker 3: For up to sixty they doubled it at this rate,

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Speaker 3: There's a cream for it.

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Speaker 5: You're right, mate?

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Speaker 3: Is this is this a person? Is this the first

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Speaker 12: Because I've got one for one here, name Christie.

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Speaker 3: Let's go.

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Speaker 5: Rosie is suffering from a dangerous disease. Her family decides

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Speaker 5: she should undergo an operation, but Rosie is not told

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Speaker 6: She's a dog?

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Speaker 5: Sarah and girl?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 14: Is that right?

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Speaker 9: I was texting.

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Speaker 5: Christine joke was probably the world the winner from last week?

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Speaker 6: I'm always the winner?

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Speaker 5: Feedback DJ.

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Speaker 13: Zero Someone said be nice? Could we make this segment

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Speaker 5: No, I mean my left breast. That's a terrible angle.

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Speaker 3: Underscore you Whipper? Have you lost weight? Question mark?

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Speaker 5: Yes, I have, Casey and I love you. Here we

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Speaker 5: go for the second riddle.

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Speaker 3: Good luck, chuckers.

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Speaker 5: I'm a fruit. I'm tasty. I'm tasty and provide lots

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Speaker 5: of energy. You can also find me on a calendar.

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Speaker 12: Can I hear it again?

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Speaker 3: Date? Ryan J.

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Speaker 5: Hasn't been improved. Well, don't don't make that bit the

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Speaker 5: best part of the segmentment. We wouldn't have the sting.

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Speaker 5: So let's celebrate all of it together.

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Speaker 3: Play it loud. Can we do a separate segment?

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Speaker 5: Idle? That's good, you're idiots. Here we go for the

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Speaker 5: third riddle. This is such a beauty. It's going to

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Speaker 5: make you think. Can you name three consecutive days without

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Speaker 13: Today, tomorrow, the day after today, tomorrow, the day after. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: Is that three consecutive words? The day after?

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Speaker 9: Okay?

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Speaker 3: I just you're going to shoot tomorrow.

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Speaker 9: Come on, come on, starlight.

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Speaker 5: He took the groups of polish.

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Speaker 3: There is the winner. I like a bed that's really fun.

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Speaker 15: I need something a little softer than that.

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Speaker 3: Rest easy.

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Speaker 14: Did the sleep number three sixty? Smart?

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Speaker 14: You can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number seven?

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Speaker 5: Can it really help me fall asleep faster?

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Speaker 14: By chantly warming your feet?

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Speaker 4: We have the magnificent Julia Morris in the studia.

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Speaker 7: You don't know how much Dad whip away on a buffet.

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Speaker 3: Yea good guy.

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Speaker 4: We have.

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Speaker 3: First day?

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Speaker 9: Okay with eyes, Okay with that. Let's do this, Sarah

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Speaker 9: j all right, I do love this song.

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Speaker 6: Sarah andgilta Julia Morris, Welcome to the heat. Hotter than

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Speaker 6: Chris with his shirt off, Smell the defeat. He won't

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Speaker 6: see the jungle dressed in bling. A group of celebrities

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Speaker 6: you were supposed to bring, but the message all lost

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Speaker 6: along the way. Instead we've got Richard Reed and Jackie

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Speaker 6: Lamby in a blaze of glory pity. This show is

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Speaker 6: going to ruin. That story Whipper a fat and ball.

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Speaker 6: That story has been told and told and told. But

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Speaker 6: I doubt you know this about Michael Whipley love to

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Speaker 6: hammer his sheets, not like that, just with Pete Holidays

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Speaker 6: and most of the office just thinks.

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Speaker 9: He's a jerk.

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Speaker 6: Back to whips and his first love Melissa marry first sight,

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Speaker 6: no what hitter who claims and the kissed in his

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Speaker 6: free rain trover. Let's hope for her sake, he didn't

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Speaker 10: It was.

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Speaker 6: I know you only got that for free this year.

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Speaker 3: Yes, right face surround it that you can do it.

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Speaker 3: You can do it.

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Speaker 5: It's not your first mate.

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Speaker 7: My name is Lady Jay and I'm here to rap.

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Speaker 7: If you want to compete, maybe grab a nap. You

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Speaker 7: see my words and my jam it's a virtual smack

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Speaker 7: and my rhythms all wig wigged wiggedy wig wag.

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Speaker 3: It's like wag.

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Speaker 10: And smack.

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Speaker 3: Who hey, ron.

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Speaker 7: Start so you make me battle? Sarah, who's the essence

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Speaker 7: of cool? Well, stand by pizzas you're about to get

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Speaker 7: to school girl for all the right reasons. I'm about

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Speaker 7: to prove that I can wrap it all of the

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Speaker 3: And spring.

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Speaker 7: So Sarah, my dear, your hashtag bless for having a child.

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Speaker 7: But to say the fun is done is putting it mild.

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Speaker 7: Having one You don't feel the effects. Having too is

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Speaker 7: running a crache with your ex. It's like really bad.

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Speaker 3: It's not good. There is nothing to look forward.

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Speaker 10: But anyway, that's okay.

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Speaker 3: So tell us what your birth plan is all about.

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Speaker 9: Mine was getting this mother baby.

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Speaker 7: Put yourself into a birth in center where the brick

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Speaker 7: he is a pokey bowl without it was center like curiously,

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Speaker 7: it's not tasty.

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Speaker 3: With the crying and the pooing and the needing the kids.

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Speaker 9: I'm not talking about the baby.

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Speaker 3: I'm in fitsy and well you'll miss.

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Speaker 7: This madness and ump and down as you chill them

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Speaker 7: with your babies on the pressure cut floor. We love

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Speaker 7: your sins. You are stylin grace. We won't just miss

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Speaker 7: your photo, but we'll miss your face. So hurry back

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Speaker 7: from maternity leave because when the boys are left alone

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Speaker 7: and makes the audience he.

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Speaker 3: It's not good to come back. So that's my rap.

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Speaker 3: Hope it wasn't too mean.

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Speaker 7: It's a new style of apple batting hitting the scene.

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Speaker 9: It's old school, news school.

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Speaker 5: It's back in the room.

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Speaker 9: It's time for me to go drop the mic.

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Speaker 10: And boy, I'm speaking of someone who needs an app.

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Speaker 3: Not even a fair fight. Absolutely cover Julian.

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Speaker 4: Lady, you can podcast this show, but you would know

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Speaker 4: and the man behind it is the magnificent and.

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Speaker 9: Good morning, good morning.

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Speaker 16: Thank you for that roundom of clause.

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Speaker 4: It is the best thing about it. We love interviews

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Speaker 4: so much in the way that you tackle your guests

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Speaker 5: We literally, I just want to point that out. They're

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Speaker 4: Sometimes, do you in the podcast, because I always love

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Speaker 4: and do you get to say what you really think

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Speaker 8: Yes?

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Speaker 9: Sometimes.

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Speaker 16: But also the beauty about a podcast, because I'm a

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Speaker 16: and sometimes in an interview, like there's a ine ofview

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Speaker 16: Daniel John's last year, which was fascinating, an extraordinary conversation,

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Speaker 16: and there was a bit where that it was a

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Speaker 16: very he was very anxious and everybody watching was like,

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Speaker 16: oh my god. And it was so quiet in the

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Speaker 16: studio I could actually hear the air conditioning, and I'm thinking,

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Speaker 16: I wonder if Daniel can hear the air conditioning. God,

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Speaker 16: I hope he's not getting freaked out. And then he

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Speaker 16: said I can hear that, and I think, oh my god, no, he's.

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Speaker 3: Probably making a song out of it in his head.

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Speaker 3: I think you have even mentioned that there was so

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Speaker 3: much going.

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Speaker 16: On and going on in his head. So that's the

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Speaker 16: beauty about a podcast. I can sort of take you

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Speaker 16: inside the stuff you never actually understand on television because

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Speaker 16: we edit it all and make it look really smooth

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Speaker 16: and lovely and make me look tall and handsome.

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Speaker 6: Obviously, Daniel Johons is someone who enjoyed interviewing who would

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Speaker 6: be one of the toughest.

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Speaker 16: Though we had to come across well, and again an

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Speaker 16: example of what a podcast can do. So interviewing Chaer,

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Speaker 16: who was my first interview last year in the first

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Speaker 16: long form miny I've done for about a decade, and

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Speaker 16: I was so looking forward to it. She's got a

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Speaker 16: huge life, and I should start this by saying she

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Speaker 16: was great, except it's in a hotel room. It wasn't

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Speaker 16: a hotel room. We got a room, and so it's

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Speaker 16: always a bit weird. When it's in a hotel room

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Speaker 16: and in she walks with her entourage and I say,

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Speaker 16: it's great to meet you, and she looks fantastic. I say,

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Speaker 16: we got an hour, you know, we can really relax

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Speaker 16: and enjoy this, and she just looks at me and says,

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Speaker 16: an hour. That's my idea of a nightmare. And then

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Speaker 16: she mutters to herself. I should have given away interviews

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Speaker 16: a long time ago. I'm thinking this is going to

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Speaker 16: be a lot.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, have you had many like what happens with us? Especially,

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Speaker 5: you know when people like one direction maturing. We'd sit

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Speaker 5: down for an interview and there's one hundred eyes from

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Speaker 5: the record label on you, and at times questions would

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Speaker 5: be pulled and people would jump in and stop, Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Does that?

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Speaker 5: Has that happened?

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Speaker 3: Do you have to submit your questions to your very No?

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Speaker 16: I don't, but I did have that happen once, and

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Speaker 16: in the most extreme circumstances, interviewing President Clinton in London,

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Speaker 16: flowing halfway around the world, had been said, we had

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Speaker 16: half an hour, and he has just been moved literally

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Speaker 16: from one room to the next, interview to interview. He

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Speaker 16: was getting all these Monica Lewinsky questions so he was

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Speaker 16: really cranky. Yeah, this is huge pressure because half an.

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Speaker 5: Hour that was it.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, No, I actually didn't. I didn't want talk to

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Speaker 16: you about Monica. But about fifteen minutes in I could

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Speaker 16: see over his shoulder, my producer and his person basically

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Speaker 16: almost in a physical question. I'm thinking something is going

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Speaker 16: on here. And then she steps in front of the

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Speaker 16: camera at this person and goes, that's it. Times up

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Speaker 16: fifteen minutes, and I said, well, we were told we

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Speaker 16: half half an hour, We're flying halfway around the world.

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Speaker 16: I've got one more question. And she looks at Clinton

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Speaker 16: and he says, that's a So I asked my next

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Speaker 16: five questions. But it was that was a moment of

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Speaker 16: extreme pressure because we had nothing to know, we had

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Speaker 16: a show to fill, and if we have fifteen minutes,

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Speaker 16: it would have been did he engage? He did absolutely.

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Speaker 16: In fact, by the end of it, he didn't want

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Speaker 16: to wrap up and his mind wasting, which was like, yes, yes, Clinton,

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Speaker 16: Natzi take that.

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Speaker 3: We got it.

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Speaker 4: Full control over it, though, Andrew, are there certain guests

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Speaker 4: that say we want to see it before you're allowed

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Speaker 4: to wear No.

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Speaker 16: Sometimes we do get guests, I mean, like Chris Martin

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Speaker 16: from Coldplay, who turned out to be great his company.

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Speaker 16: It's usually the people, not the person themselves, but the

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Speaker 16: person's people. They said, you can't ask anything about Apple

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Speaker 16: or about Gwyneth.

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Speaker 3: This is way back.

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Speaker 16: And we said, look, we're not going to make a

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Speaker 16: welter of it, but we can't not you know, it's

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Speaker 16: his life. But if he doesn't want to do the show,

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Speaker 16: well that's okay. And in the end they said yes,

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Speaker 16: And I did ask a few questions. I asked him

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Speaker 16: about Monica Lewinsky and what he thought he was doing.

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Speaker 4: This is why, this is why the podcast will be

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Speaker 4: even better, Andrew, because this is the stuff that we'll

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Speaker 4: get to see.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we love your work, Mane. Thank you very much

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Speaker 3: for coming.

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Speaker 5: Guys, thanks, thanks, and we love him to death.

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Speaker 3: Joel Crazy, good morning.

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Speaker 17: How's it going.

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Speaker 3: What was your performance? Did you do a performance in

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Speaker 3: high school? Joel?

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Speaker 14: What was you?

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Speaker 3: Did you do a performance? Maybe? What sort of question

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Speaker 3: is that? Did I do a performance in high school?

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Speaker 3: Which which one got me to?

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Speaker 17: Well, you know, I was the drama captain of my

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Speaker 17: high school.

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Speaker 3: You're shocked.

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Speaker 17: I can hear your jaws hitting the floor and get this,

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Speaker 17: So drama captain I was also the drama captain for

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Speaker 17: three years because no one wanted to take me on,

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Speaker 17: so I had a quite I was like, you know,

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Speaker 17: I was like the iron lady of the drama department.

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Speaker 17: We went through six drama teachers while I was the

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Speaker 17: drama captain because they all getting pitty.

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Speaker 5: You were so good to me, yeah, just so elked.

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Speaker 17: Well, they'd rock up on the first day and I

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Speaker 17: was already there, you know, I'd been the summer there,

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Speaker 17: and you know, each teacher like, hello, good morning, Renee.

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Speaker 17: I can take it from here. Maybe you go get

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Speaker 17: us some copies. Anyway, Grade twelve school production that you

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Speaker 17: asked about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

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Speaker 3: Guess what role I was you Willie Wonka, Oh I

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Speaker 3: wish Charlie. Well you think so?

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Speaker 17: I was Charlie understudy.

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Speaker 9: Only three shows.

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Speaker 3: It was only three.

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Speaker 5: Shows that you were drama captain for three years.

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Speaker 17: Did you ever did you ever think that was the

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Speaker 17: teachers taking it out on me, making me of the understudy.

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Speaker 17: There was only three shows. He's not going to take

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Speaker 17: the show off. I mean he did, but he had

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Speaker 17: a mysterious fall.

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Speaker 5: Big Stairs thought. Because you know the story behind Tommy

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Speaker 5: Irvey and the best dressed toward that he won. Tommy

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Speaker 5: went a long and it was book day, wasn't it?

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Speaker 5: And who did you go dressed as?

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Speaker 12: I went as Charlie, Charlie from my favorite book, Charlie

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Speaker 12: from Charlie Chocolate Factory.

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Speaker 3: However, Joel, I was a very overweight kid.

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Speaker 12: And so when I won, yes, they got me up

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Speaker 12: on stage and the certificate said congratulations Augustus.

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Speaker 3: Up the chocolate pipe.

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Speaker 5: And that was I don't know, the first moment of

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Speaker 5: true love.

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Speaker 3: Chocolate Waterfall in the film. Now can we talk about

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Speaker 3: is it true?

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Speaker 4: There's a whisper going around that sand Our dar Rude

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Speaker 4: is going to be performing at Eurovision, the man behind

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Speaker 4: the song Sandstorm.

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Speaker 3: Is that that's true?

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Speaker 17: Yes, I think it's I think if my memory is incorrect,

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Speaker 17: he's representing Finland because they think about Eurovision if you

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Speaker 17: if you wanted to, we would never do that as

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Speaker 17: a country, but if we wanted to and had the money,

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Speaker 17: we could go, Hey, Beyonce, do you want to represent us?

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Speaker 17: They didn't necessarily have to be from your country. San Marino,

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Speaker 17: which has a population of like four people, often bringing

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Speaker 17: an American to represent them because they're out there out

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Speaker 17: of contestants.

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Speaker 3: Everyone's done it. There's no more in the population.

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Speaker 4: No, no, it's it's a It's a great stage though,

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Speaker 4: because you know, hundreds of millions of people watch your vision.

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Speaker 4: It's great to get your song out there, so there'll

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Speaker 4: be a lot of performers that want to get involved.

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Speaker 17: Oh and a lot of European countries love it. So

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Speaker 17: even if you don't make the top ten, you're still

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Speaker 17: a superstar of them and you can just you know,

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Speaker 17: spend the next few years touring there. Maybe you'll be

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Speaker 17: playing ourselves, but you know you still got.

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Speaker 4: Also you're back with showing me the movie on Channel

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Speaker 4: ten as well. I am Brook satchwell Is.

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Speaker 3: We love Brook. We've had her on the show plenty

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Speaker 3: of times. She's got a mouth girl. And you're very

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Speaker 3: close to Brook, aren't you. Well.

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Speaker 17: Brook and I, you know, pretty good mates and we've

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Speaker 17: worked together for years. And then a few years back

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Speaker 17: she was doing the play The Play That Goes Wrong,

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Speaker 17: and I took my now boyfriend on our first date

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Speaker 17: to see it because I said, oh, this would be

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Speaker 17: a good gauge to see what he laughs at. Turns

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Speaker 17: out a lot of slapstick, so I don't know how

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Speaker 17: I feel about that. And Brooke was in the show,

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Speaker 17: and then afterwards, I said, oh, babe, we're going to

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Speaker 17: We're going to meet my friend Brooks for a drink

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Speaker 17: after the show, and she came along and in true

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Speaker 17: brook satul actor style, just spoke at us for two hours.

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Speaker 17: But I really was so greatful because we were on

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Speaker 17: a first date, so we had nothing to say to

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Speaker 17: each other.

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Speaker 5: We were so nervous, and we got to thank her

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Speaker 5: for that, and then there was a kiss at the

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Speaker 5: end of the night.

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Speaker 17: Absolutely me and brook.

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Speaker 5: Over.

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