Do successful traders get recruited as spies?

Hasolidivis, Hasoubi-N-E-N-E-E.

Why did Diana King have such a thing for shy guys?

Has-a-le-his, Helen and only,

Ah-Suh-Lead.

Helen, you are not alone when it comes to your predilection

for whole raw vegetables in lieu of salad.

Oh my God.

Finally, a meeting of vegetable club, which won't just be me, crunching by myself.

Darcy was listening to our last episode, ad-free, on Patreon, and says,

For what it's worth, whilst I was listening, I was eating a yellow bell pepper like an apple.

Whilst Helen was saying that some people find eating whole raw vegetables odd, I don't think it's weird at all. Thank you for the validation, Darcy. Our friend Josie Long used to eat whole peppers like an apple. I don't know if she still does, but people really looked at her askance for that. I do think it is nicer cut into strips and dipped into things, isn't it?

I don't want to judge someone, but as a preference, if you've got a knife in the house, better in strips. What if you've had all your knives confiscated? If they've been subject to an amnesty, then at least you can still get your seven a day. I dear for you, Ollie, as a renowned mayonnaise fan.

You open up the bell pepper,

take the seeds out,

but keep it otherwise,

hold like a cup.

Fill the cup with mayonnaise. you, Ollie, as a renowned mayonnaise fan. You open up the bell pepper, take the seeds out, but

keep it otherwise, hold like a cup, fill the cup with mayonnaise, dip your other cruditate into

the pepper cup and then eat the mayonnaise, moistened pepper at the end.

Oh, that's like porn. Well, last episode, you mentioned a poor choice of tie, Ollie, when you

appeared on Sky News because your tie

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