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I can't believe it. I still can't believe it. Well, believe it, Jim.

Yes, yes, I'm sure I'll get there eventually. But when I think back to when we first met,

Don't you were such a tarot-way, Jazza. No, anymore. No, no, you're a pillar of the community.

I wouldn't go that far. I would. I mean it quite sincerely. I wasn't taking the mickey.

I don't want to get boring, Jim. Oh, I don't think you will ever get boring, Jazza.

We'll see. Anyway, I'm sure my wife to be, you'll let me know of a day. That's true.

Tracy is not a woman to mince her words. That's all right. But anyway, I came in this morning

because I wanted to talk to you about something. Oh, yes. But first, I wanted to thank you, Jim.

But what? For everything, but most of all, for your friendship. Oh, well, there's absolutely no need

to thank me for that because our friendship is entirely reciprocal. You do know that, don't you?

Hi, of course I did. So no need to thank me at all then. But something else, see. Right?

I would really, really like it if you'd be my best man. You want me? As your best man. What do you see?

Oh, Jazza, please see I, of course, of course. I would be honored, deeply, deeply honored.

So that's a yes, then. It is indeed.

Rex, how long are you going to be doing that? Not much longer, nearly done.

I mean, you can't be hammering on the roof while I'm trying to run my cold weather class.

Yes, I realise that, Kate. You don't want water dripping on everyone, do you?

Well, rain is actually very good for building up immunity and resilience. Is it?

Yes, especially in woodland because it makes the trees and the plants release compounds

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