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UK. Okay. Are you're all right? Sorry what? You're fine. Yeah, not too bad. Great.

Fantastic. I'm glad that you're doing okay.

Now then, let me just say a few words before we begin and this is not going to be a massive

introduction I know it's an Amber and Paul episode you want to get to the Amber and Paul action

but I will not be talking for ages I do though need to say a couple of things just before we start in order to

prepare you for what you're going to hear in this episode so you can understand

it better and really make the most of it. So the Podpals, Amber and

Paul are back. Yay! A huge audience of people all cheering and clapping. Just in case you don't know, Amber Minogue and Paul Taylor are

my English comedian friends who also live in Paris. They've been on the podcast many times in the past, but not since May this year, so it's been

a while, but now they are back.

This episode was recorded a couple of weeks ago, not in my flat as usual, but on location at one of the world's most famous museums,

the Louvre, the Louvre in Paris, the Louvre, that's how we say in English.

Yes, the Louvre. You probably know it.

The Louve, yes, that is my English pronunciation

of the place.

I wonder how you pronounce it where you are from.

In French, I think it's like the Louvre, right?

The Louvre.

Or le Louvre.

Let's hear Madam Google say that for us.

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