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All right.

Yeah, I know. This is don't eat them.

Sponsored volume ham in terms. So, Oh, the the The The the Oh, the You're not going to be here.

You know? You know? You're not going to be here. Prums. Seems almost sacrilegious to put us cheap bleat at the end of that. That was not

half moving, but but folks this is Dum-Dum the show but the reality

ducky drama that is centered on Ambridge in the heart of the Midlands I'm the

recently returned Blighty Brit Royfield Brown and today I'm the recently returned Blighty Brit Royfield Brown and today I'm joined by a slightly fatigued

Jacqueline Berto in France.

I was going to say Buenos Aires madame but I'm mixing up with European languages there.

Definitely.

Jacqueline.

I'm honored to be in your company, Mrs.

because as I said on previous podcast, you're a proper OG you're a gangster I am listening to

this dumbudum for yonks. I picked up the first one they listened to about episode

three at that time it was only available for about three weeks or four weeks. I rolled back and I remember what I was doing the first time I listened to Dum-Ditum. I was pruning or dead-heading my hot tansia.

Well, well welcome.

After being a caller in and an OG, you've now finally made it onto being a co-host.

And I'm honored. We're honored to have you Madame Bordeaux. This week's

Dum is a tune from Marie Br Bray. Now Marie that was all level of spectacular and I must

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