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You're listening to Sunday's episode of The Arches from BBC Radio 4.

In here. Oh, I've got a message from Ruth. Oh yeah, she wondered how you were getting on because

tea's nearly ready. Oh right. Actually Leonard, if you can give me a hand, I'll be done in a jiffy.

What do you want me to do? Can you help me rehang this gate? Of course. I just need to get this new hinge on.

No problem. Actually came into Linda Broken's store bar and I noticed this too. Otherwise,

there'd been an earlier thanks for chasing me up. Oh, it's fine. I was only watching

coronation highlights with your mum again. Oh, I wouldn't have missed the actual thing,

but once was enough. I did love the bells right around the country. Yeah.

There was all hands to the pump at St Stevens, Neil said, or the Sally, or whatever.

Are you doing anything for this big helping hand tomorrow? The big help out. Yes,

Benny Hassek Rotary's putting on a repair cafe at the town hall. I said I'd do it again.

Okay. So could you just hold that end? Yeah. Well, I'll get it back on the hinges here. Certainly.

It's one of those jobs that's doable with one, but a lot easier with two. Like this. That sits perfect.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Easy as that. Thank you. You're welcome.

So this repair cafe, how's it work then? People bring in their broken clock radio or whatever,

and you fix it. Hopefully. Yes. Put some heat or shame. All I'm planning to do for this weekend,

coronation, why is it the illuminations at Bridge Farm later?

There we go. Okay, don't let's go back in. David, before we go indoors, could I ask you something?

Yeah, of course. It seems a bit silly. No, go on. Do you find me funny? Funny?

Yeah. Well, you mean strange or... No, no, comical. Funny. Oh, how have I ever made your laugh?

Well, you know, you're always very good-natured. People can have a laugh with you. You're a good company.

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