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UK. Okay. happens. You see it all goes, it's an earthquake, an earthquake happens, not a real one,

thankfully, but I can't touch this table, I can't lean on it because I'm going to lean on it,

that happens. So no touching the table. I can't

wait to get a new desk. I cannot wait to move in to my new, what shall I call

it, Office Studio recording. what shall I call it office studio recording space pod room I can't wait because I'm

going to have a fitted desk a desk that is actually attached to the wall, not a desk which is sitting on wobbly legs like this one.

And it'll be a desk made of wood because this one is made of glass.

So anything that I do on it makes a lot of noise.

So I'm looking forward to a nice wooden desk.

Okay, let's start properly. I hope that the light is right

it's hard to get the light right but it's okay. Hello there hello listeners

hello video viewers welcome to episode number 750 of

Luke's English podcast. I haven't really decided what the title of the

episode will be yet, but working title, which might be the eventual title, is episode 750, an unedited

ramble slash how to talk about being busy in English.

So yeah, an unedited ramble,

so I'm just going to just talk

in quite an unfocused way and then also I will actually do some language stuff and we're going to look at some vocab for how to describe being busy. Okay so this is episode 750. I'm reading from some

notes on my screen and also I will be speaking spontaneously too. I'm going to do a combination of both of those things.

I'll try not to repeat myself too much.

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