My grandmothers is it spec savers? No chance.

No my daughter doesn't go to spec-savers.

You're having a laugh. My sister go to spec-savers.

Specsavers? For my mum, it's out of the question. Dad he hasn't been to

spexifers in years. If your loved ones can't make it into a Spexavers store

it's easy to arrange home visits.

Our opticians are caring and highly trained.

To find out if your loved ones you're eligible, visit our website. You're listening to Luke's English podcast. For more information,

visit Teacher Luke. co-dot co. UK.

Hello listeners, how are you doing?

Welcome back to Luke's English podcast.

Here is a brand new episode for you and in this one I'm

talking to Martin Johnston from the Rock and Roll English podcast. Do you know the

Rock and Roll English podcast? This is where Martin and his Rock and Roll friends and family do podcasts for learners of English that are unfiltered and frequently involve discussions of taboo subjects, but also plenty of other stuff as well. It's very

funny and it's bound to be good for your English and general cultural knowledge.

That's Rock and Roll English, the podcast. Martin actually featured me in episode 250 of rock and roll English last year

and we talked about what it's really like being an English teacher with a podcast and

that was a fun chat with lots of memories and funny moments in it so

check out episode 250 of rock and roll English podcast if you want to listen to

that but in this episode though we're going to have a rambling chat about

moving to different countries, Martin's fundraiser for Ukrainian refugees, and then

some stories of traveling and getting stuck in tricky situations while abroad.

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