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You're listening to Friday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

Music Tom! I know you're my brother, but a knock could be appreciated. You gave me a shock.

What did you say to Natasha?

What? She just told me about your outburst in the kitchen yesterday. She thought you were both having a friendly chat about

how hard times are, how tight financially, and then you suddenly got on one. I wasn't on one, Tom.

Natasha seemed to think that the smaller than expected handout was having the same impact on everyone.

I just felt it was worth mentioning that you've already had a sizable chunk.

So, she was right. You are feeling bitter.

Bitter. Wow.

No, I was just reminding her of the truth that lots of us grandchildren had businesses we wanted to grow over the years,

but we didn't all go to grand cap in hand, but you did, Tom, again and again. She was always dishing out advances to you for various ventures.

Always. And some of what she did give me, I paid back. Some. You know, if everything about this was

fair, you would be paying those advances, not getting the same hand out as everyone else.

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