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Ellison John are up at one o'clock if you could trail your show over about a

Tennessee seat that would be great. I'll be honest I got more on sneaker.

Colin, but um, Tennessee seat. Yeah. Ellison. It's two on a get off with each other.

It is too sexy for me. It is too sexy. I'll cut the Tennessee seat. They're not going to tell us what's on

their show. We're Tennessee in the back. I'm a little sexy for this time in the morning.

Yeah. I mean, I've just had a sandwich and a coffee with some porridge. See, after

it. Yeah. Well, coming up on the show, Colin, we are going to be asking people when they

got so blue and lame. Ellison, I feeling a little bit lame in our older age. Not quite

the party animals we used to be. Oh, turn it off, Colin. It's too sexy. I don't know.

You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. Have you heard the print song? What's

that breakfast print song where he talks about grits in a really sexy way? It's called

Breakfast in Bed or Breakfast to ate or something. I agree with you, Bulls. That makes a really

good thing to talk about after one o'clock. Like, literally, someone has to be born or

die for me to drink more than about the wine now because the hangover is just too much.

Yeah. Yeah. I produce. You're not born or died. I'm not drinking them in here. I produce

a realised he'd worn his slippers to the tip. We realised he'd gone lame. So we're going

to talk about our lame wheel. We'll also be playing a made up game and we are speaking

to a unsung hero that if I could have kissed flush on the lips, I would have done, but

unfortunately, they're joining us down the line. And what is your best worst love song

of all time? So we're not talking about anything that really should have much credibility,

but it's so bad that you love it. You know, I'm talking Peter Satera. I don't... Well,

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