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This is Reasons to Be cheerful with Ed Millivand and Jeff Lloyd.

Hello. Hello. Do you know what my first thought today was?

I don't know. I should say we were calling this on Wednesday. My first thought today was

if I was to leak our texts and what's apps to the press, it would just be photographs of your

attempts at cooking. You'd also sort of use it to say that I felt a reply to you.

I sent him a funny meme and you know what I got back? Nothing.

Yeah. I don't think I'm a very good phone, buddy.

You have your moments. You're a bit old or nothing?

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