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Hello everyone. Welcome to the Scrum Fight podcast. Week of the Argentina game.

Hello to Lauren Sota.

Good afternoon, I think then.

But you also have to be careful in the sphere of podcasting. People are not listening

lives. It's irrelevant to them whether it's

day or night. You get a feel for it, mangrove. Yeah, okay, so yeah, we are recording on an afternoon. It's Monday afternoon. That is the voice of James Hook. Are you doing? You're right. And congratulations. Loy, I've seen you since. Thank you very much. Yeah, wonderful day. Philip Tatyat. Good afternoon. Yes, and also congratulations. How are you getting used to the new name? Keep the congratulations coming. Yeah, no, not used to at all. It's going to take a while, I think. The very bronzed Philipa Tuttiat just flown back from the Canaries. Yeah, it was lovely. Yeah, so, I mean, I always give James Hook James Hookerow for when I ask for his highlights of the weekend,

he tends to go to personal stuff as opposed to rugby.

This is a rugby podcast, but come on, give me a Spanish, Mid-Atlantic highlight quickly.

Oh, just sunshine.

Just sunshine.

I mean, we're looking at the studio now and it is grey.

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