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So, Ian, this is the second time that you've had to interrupt your so-called week's holiday,

isn't it? Because, of course, we've already done a flipping emergency podcast this week.

And now it's Friday afternoon. You should be sitting there with your feet up.

And you're recording another podcast. How's the rest of the week been?

Well, it's been okay. I'm glad we did that podcast, actually. I'm glad we waited a day because there were several people commented that our insight was a bit deeper than, should we say, some other people's who rushed into it, as you put it. So I'm glad we did that. We don't need to talk a lot about David Cameron today, do we?

Because we did it in that.

And if you haven't listened to that one, it's still there for your delight and delectation.

Just on that, would you just like to explain to all the people with either no knowledge or no sense of humour why it was called Daddy's Back.

Daddy's home.

Daddy's home, sorry.

It's very funny.

Somebody tweeted this afternoon, Ian Dale, what have you done?

And apparently their two-year-old daughter pointed at David Cameron on the television and said, Daddy.

And also, I was listening to this morning.

It must have been, was it another podcast?

Because I spent most of the morning in Norwich Audi showroom

waiting for my car to have an Orracht for two hours, can you believe.

So it must have been something I was listening to then.

And they were talking about the fact that this sort of daddy's home, daddy's back thing had caught on. And I'm thinking, oh God, what have I done? Well, because I wrote a piece for the telegraph, literally within half an hour of David Cameron being appointed. And I ended it by saying Daddy's Home.

Of course, people who don't know the Cliff Richard song wouldn't really have got that

and probably thought I was just being a bit perverted or something,

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