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Welcome to Ambridge on the couch. An in-depth look at the arches with me, Harriet Carmichael, Jeff Thomas, Lucy Freeman, James Everett, Matt Rodriguez-Pain, you guys, the listeners.

And not Angela Rainer, sadly. Now, before we make a start on your emails, let's have a recap of what happened this week in Ambridge.

We began the week with Rex minicabbing Lawrence about. Lawrence knew Rex's horrible father, because of course he did.

Birds of a feather, ect, he tried to lure Rex to Rosarin in the Vale by offering to pay him,

which was Lily's idea in the first bloody place, and then

segwayed neatly onto blackmail, which Linda seemed relatively sanguine about. Maybe she's blackmailed

on a daily basis and just takes it into stride. Adam is still talking about how much he has to do

at home farm and bridge farm. Maybe if we've stopped telling people about it and started doing it,

that might help.

Adam reminds me of my school friend who did a revision schedule that was a work of art with cross-referenced

to colour coding. And it took him so long he was 10 days late starting his revision and failed.

Just stop yacking and get on with it, Adam. Never mind if you felt tips aren't in the right order.

Adam resigned from Bridge Farm and has now

seemingly returned to home farm permanently despite hating it the first time and Brian having already

offered the job to Alice and possibly Joy Horville, Fat Paul and taught us the cat. Brian was so keen to

get Kate out of his house he was practically packing for her. There you go, darling. Just

squish that tied-died sweatshirt in there with the dream catcher, the essential oils and the wind chimes.

Don't worry. I'll sit on your case. Why don't I drive you over there? Say in about two minutes.

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