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I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio.

It's Motleyful Senior and let's bill man.

Good to see you.

I'm not tired of that actually.

Neither am I.

I'm just going to be doing some research on the way that I'm doing them.

I'm going to be doing some research on a new studio and I must say as chilly as it has

been in this room as we've been here in the past, it is delightful in here today.

It is someone not you and not me.

Someone took the video and it's no longer like a meat locker.

Whoever is involved on our side of the thermostat battle is up one at the moment.

Hopefully wherever folks are listening the temperature is just lovely where they are as well.

shall we? Because you would point it out a Bloomberg article to me and I don't put and I don't

think anyone puts Bloomberg in the same category as the New York Post when it comes to headline writing.

Right. And I'm not saying they are. But it's pretty straightforward when you have a headline like

the great post-COVID online shopping bet was a costly delusion. I know it does. There's some

heat to that headline. There's absolutely some heat to that headline and as someone as you are

who has been involved in providing content over the years, you do know in practice that headlines

sometimes don't really give you the whole story and the reason why they're written that way is

to get people to click on them. I don't love the word delusion in this case because I think a delusion

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