And lots of people said that they thought last week's was incredibly fine.

I thought it was really good as well. Esther had a problem with it.

I think immediately realizing, as I was saying it, that I had absolutely zero grasp on any aspect of it,

you cannot mix and I thought that cutting stamp duty would invigorate the housing market,

make houses much cheaper. Did you say that in the fog?

Yeah, I went on and on and on about it and then I was listening back to it.

Was that the end of it? Oh yeah, that was in it.

You were very, but you very, very nicely did not do a big man's plane going.

I just thought you were going to remove it. I thought it was a faggot of my wife talking about it.

I was so stressed about the hack and everything on your email and about the general kind of,

I was quite jangly last week and I just did that thing where you just say whatever comes up

on your mind and it was and it was that. That's what you're supposed to do in a podcast. We start

Okay, let's go.

Right, we've got a little bit of housekeeping at the top of this podcast.

We have in a rare fit of organization.

As Ben said, welcome for series eight. We've got a running order for the first

and we're very excited because as sort of happened last week, but we were in a bad state.

We were in a bad place because I'd been hacked and all that, which will come to.

We were all excited because there was loads of stuff in the papers and we didn't really get to it.

This week is so much stuff in the papers that I have to really crack on.

Yeah, we do. So housekeeping. Number one.

Number one, the builders. Oh, yes. Okay.

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