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

Well, hello. Hello. We've never discussed sandwich toasters.

Like a brevel. Yeah. I don't believe we have. Have we? Do you like it? I mean, we've covered a lot

of sandwich-based content over the years. I tell you what I suppose I was thinking about in this.

And then you're going to say the same about toasters. So, okay, fine. I remember growing up as a

child, it was like a big thing we got a sandwich toaster. And I slight making toast to G sandwiches.

I got one from my son, I think, a couple of years ago. It's not really changed very much, haven't

they? Oh, you mean it's a bit of technology that they perfected and that it can't be improved

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