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Every time I go to the optician it's different.

Yeah, well I've certainly noticed that too and I haven't always agreed with your political vision

but I think finally we are seeing eye to eye on a few things.

I know the weird thing I have is that at six in the morning and Good Morning Britain

I have to be able to read with one eye because my left eye is my like reading eye

and it's quite hard at that time of day.

And then when I look up at the autocque, it's quite a challenge,

but in general, changing eyesight, it's totally normal, it's very natural,

and the key thing you've just got to do is make sure you get an eye

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