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Greetings you crinkily Vincent's and welcome to the Blind Buy podcast.

If this is your first episode, consider going back to an earlier podcast to familiarize yourself

with the Lord of this Podcast.

Right now, I'm preparing for my big giant tour of England, Scotland and Wales, which I'm doing next week.

It's nine days in a row, with a fair bit of traveling between each gig.

So I am engorged in preparation, researching my guests, packing, bringing all my technical equipment so that I can record next week's podcast on the road,

opened at the hotel room that I'm staying in has decent sound,

and that I won't have to do a dreaded hotel podcast where it's about 10 hours

of me huddled in a bed underneath a continental fucking quilt so that the sound is correct but I can't wait to go

across the water to Tenland I'm really looking forward to Nottingham I booked a gig

in Nottingham I didn't even know I had listeners in Nottingham. It's sold out, so it turns

out I do have listeners in Nottingham, but I booked a gig in Nottingham, so I could visit

the caves.

Nottingham has a vast network of underground caves,

some of them dating to Celtic times,

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