1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9, 10.

That was perfect.

We were in perfect synchronicity.

For you, we were. At my end, we were actually one second out of sync, but that's just the way it is.

But I've calculated that in my head.

Oh, right.

I said it. millisecond fast.

Just every time you think something Tim, say it like a second later if you don't mind.

I know, I need you to say it a second before you think it actually.

Oh, yeah. It's funny how often I do say things before I've thought about

them. It's not unusual. Can I just start by saying thank you to the Adelaide civilian who I believe is known to Tim

who provided me with two bags of minties the sweeties that I love that are hard to get here in England.

Unfortunately, I believe she made the mistake of sending them via you, Tim.

Why was that a mistake?

Well, because you clearly, well, I'm not going to blame you, but clearly you packed them inadequately.

I don't know if it was because they were in like the hold of a plane or how they got here,

but obviously they went through various temperature changes which resulted in the melting

and solidifying and melting and going through various processes and it

resulted in the soft minty loveliness like basically welding itself to the wrapping paper so you couldn't

unwrap them and I went when they were I was so excited when they arrived even my

wife was excited we had like an opening ceremony. She said, you know what, I really

fancy a minty now. And even she got excited about it. And she never eats like unhealthy things like that. And I tried to

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