I am so over this situation, Peter. I'm unbumble to find something real. You know, like someone

you can count on, someone who actually cares about what you think. I just want someone

who's ready for that long-term kind of love. Whether you're looking for your next boyfriend,

girlfriend, casual date or just someone who truly gets you, it's waiting for you unbumble.

If I need an eye test, I don't go to spec savers. One thing you won't see at spec savers is me.

Do I go? Yes! I mean, no. Me had a good spec savers. Nor you is fake. Should I go to spec savers?

No. I spec savers here for your eye test. They come to me instead. Come in, Catazone.

If you can't go to spec savers on a company, we could come to you. See if you're eligible

at specsavers.co.uk slash home visits.

Hello and welcome to Oh God What Now. I'm your host Gavin S. Lernon. Today's show,

the fallout from last week's three bi-elections and why all the main parties keep smiling,

despite all three having a lot to think about. The conservatives still have doomed,

but Labour's commitment to his green policies was already shaky before the supposed anti-Uler's

vote in Uxbridge. So, will Cure Starmer's party be able to hold its nerve as we get closer to a

general election? Plus, will politics ever stop dumping on young people? The conservatives won't

give them a chance to buy their own homes, instead leaving them to pay exorbitant rents,

taxing them to pay benefits to often wealthy pensioners, claiming some of their university degrees

are worthless and insulting them as avocado eating, Netflix watching, snowflakes.

Lib Dems don't want to build the houses that young people need, and even Labour is

dialing down the youth focus of the Corbin years for a more cautious approach. We'll be looking

at the neglected young voter and we'll be choosing our heroes and villains of the week too.

So, let's meet today's panel. Marie Lacont is a columnist, an author, and an neglected

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