Come on them, let's get on with it.

Hello, how you doing? I'm not very good. I've just, I won't be very good in today's

podcast because just before we've come on air.

I bet that's not true. I will see.

I bet you turn out that it's... Well, if my fury will probably make me funny. My fury will probably make me funny. My car is broken down and it's

going to cost me 3,000 pounds to get it men. See that's making me angry. That's all I could buy another car for three thousand pounds.

But you can't live, you can't do your work without your car. You are like a salesman in some ways.

You sell yourself. You couldn't do that or you can do it, but it's much harder to do without a nice company car.

You've got a company car and it's broken down.

You're disabled.

3,000 pounds and then I come up here do this shit for free.

But nothing.

So this is going in no way will us help.

Why don't we ask the listeners to send your car repairs?

My car repairs.

Yeah.

Even though I've got quite a lot of money I think it would still be good.

Yeah I think the economy is buoyant enough for that to occur.

Maybe if there's anyone listening who's been made redundant this week, maybe you could send

some money for me too.

Send you redundancy money.

Because poor old Richard will have to either hire a car with his own money that he's already

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