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This is a download from LBC.

Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for Tuesday, 13th of September,

the day that will go down in history, because it's Rage Our Day.

Rage Our Day in this particular building means that every radio station that we own,

over the period of about a week and a half, two weeks, they have to sit down in a room

with all their colleagues and their workmates, and they have to sit down in a room with all their

colleagues and their workmates, and you have to sit and listen to how you've done with the audience

figures, which of course, actually is no hardship for us at LBC because we just go up, up, up, up,

it's almost to the point of, you know, we're sort of pushing the bottom of the balloon,

which is fairly high

at the moment. So I like it. I like, I dread it before, but I like it when we, when we've done it, because I already know what the out, what you're doing. I always like it when you know what the outcome is. And because we know what the outcome is, you know, it's all the more better when you sit there and I'm first off.

They always do Steve Allen's figures first because I'm the beginning of the day. I don't know why it works like that.

You thought it would start at midnight, but it doesn't. It starts with me for early breakfast.

And so I know how good they are and I'm going to have to sit there and try and be all modest.

It's really embarrassing because I've seen the graph and I'm going to have to sit there and try and be all modest. It's really

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