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Morning boys. Good morning.

I like at your leisure and if you're overmind to get a chance at lunch today.

Exactly. It's always good to have alternatives. You don't know who you're going to meet.

You could be in a bureau de Changes for example. And you never know who's going to come in next and from

wence. Do you still get the beer? I missed the bureau de Changes. You know what? I've had a whole

burst. Do you know there was a thing on this show called Whatever Happened to?

Yeah. And I know. This was a, as some of you may have guessed, this was the jingle.

And then it would be a thing that I hadn't seen for a long time. And I said about a few this week,

come to my mind. But the bureau de Changes, I still think it still exists.

Otherwise, where do people get their shosh? I think it exists. But I imagine the,

I don't know, I imagine people are less likely to take too much cash abroad with them.

People still use cash. But you thought we, it was a revelation to you maybe

six months ago that Trafflers checks were the thing of the past.

I know. Well, I got, I had a long conversation at a New York hotel desk about they wouldn't

cash my Trafflers checks. I didn't even mention the lunch and vouchers. But, yeah, bureau de

Changes. If I, and I'm, and one never writes this off, you know, I used to have an enormous

drinking problem. If I was homeless, I would sit outside a bureau de Changes. That would

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