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I'm so glad you're here. I have been bulls-deep in this programme since I started it,

and it's all your faults. Well, thanks for watching it. You're welcome. Thank you. Thank you.

I needed that. So, we're going to start from the very beginning. You're on a little

chew, chew, train. A lot of people pay a lot of fucking money to be on those sorts of trains.

They do. I bought one for my neighbour for a birthday. It cost a fucking arm and a leg,

so just thought I'd address that. Anyway, you get phoned out, not invoking out.

On the one-way ticket, really. Yeah, the way... Goodbye. How did you feel to think they were joking?

No, I know it was absolutely deadly serious. We thought there would be twists and turns,

and I thought I'd played it. I thought it was the people that would go to the end,

the arrogant people. If there's going to be a twist, they will go, do you know what,

you're cocky, you're at the end. Ta-da. Yeah. And then for things like that,

when I went to Amos, they must have went bingo, like them too. We could get them combined.

So, like, I knew what was happening. Amos was in, like, shock, like, but it's a trauma

bond that he calls it. But yeah, I knew the severity, and I would only picture it in my mind,

the memes, just slating at work, getting destroyed. And it's embarrassing. You've just turned

up, and they're like, Ta-da. But did you know after that, that you were going to be put back in?

So, it was half hour after. So, we had to do the walk of shame down the drive. They sat us in a car,

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