Hello, you're listening to The H&J Daily.

I'm Max Rushden, Charlie Baker alongside me.

Hello.

Maybe the greatest radio show of all time, Charlie.

It might have been.

Some of the bits were exceptional, Max. Let's hope they're the bits they've bit in the podcast. Yeah, who knows? We'll see. What did we do? We did some Chewbacher impressions for reasons that we can't quite explain, but it will all be edited together perfectly

so it makes sense.

Alex Gray, who's at Apollo on Gladiators.

Yeah, he came in.

And also we spoke about... but it will all be edited together perfectly so it makes sense. Alex Gray, who's at Apollo, Gladiators. Yeah, he came in.

And also we spoke to John Parrott about John Virgo.

We did, yeah. Very sad news that he's passed away as of 79. Here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Charlie.

Good afternoon, Max. What would you sell? Would you sell one of your children for a billion pounds?

Would I sell one of my children for a billion pounds?

A billion pounds? I mean, probably not.

What's the highest stake thing that you would sell for a billion?

I think it would be frowned upon. I just think I think every time you did a show,

someone would bring it up. And you know, I'm quite, I'm quite virtuous. I don't think I've

virtue signal. I think if I talked about anything slightly controversial, um, you wouldn't have to do

the show, you wouldn't have to do the show because you've got a billion pounds.

And you wouldn't have to be, you're getting up and stuff.

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