Emma from Leeds, talk to me.

So, I had two dobbles, but Claire had five, and it's not like I'm there counting.

Well, okay, I guess I am, but for her to want me to pay half the bill...

I'm losing it. Doe balls.

She should just do what I do.

Bank with Monzo and share the bill in the app.

Split it fairly down to the dough ball and get paid straight away.

Easy.

Monzo, split bills in seconds.

UK residents Tis and C Supply.

Ian, Ian, the streets are awash and there is a very, very serious threat of public disorder.

I understand there's a cobra meeting being called.

The police are getting their riot gear on, our listeners are not

happy.

They are up in arms, in fact.

They're mobbing.

Those are mini revolt.

Our listeners are revolting.

And why are they revolting?

They're revolting because the cues formed in a reasonably orderly fashion for the tickets

for our Zoom. Socially distance, of course. Socially distance, blah, blah, blah. And 500 of them went in a flash.

I mean, obviously, because Glastonbury is off this year, the main event is our Zoom. And it's a bit like when people sit on their computers and like, if you haven't got it within five minutes of the tickets opening, you basically you're not going to Glastow. Well, it's been like that with our Zoom. And now all the tickets have gone. And the reason I know this is because last night, Page 3 Boy said to me, oh, I suppose if I want to be part of the Zoom, I should get a ticket, shouldn't I?

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