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I'm tapping my feet. What did you know what I'm doing? I'm doing the most extraordinary

thing. You want to know what I'm doing? Can you guess? Can you guess what? Look, I'm not

making any weird noises. Can you not hear any squeak? Can you know what I'm doing?

I am bouncing on a bed in times of that music, right? I'll just set the picture up here

for everybody. Oh, my mother's in my mother's flat, and I'm in her bedroom, and I'm sitting

unperished on the corner of her bed, and it's got a really thick bouncy mattress. It's

ridiculously bouncy. It's like a trampoline. I don't know how she can't really. So I'm

like, yes, as the music played, I began to bounce on my bed, and I thought, oh, I haven't

done this for a long time. But indeed, indeed, does no one have a pillow fight with presumably.

Well, there is this jet, isn't there, but he's fast asleep. We're both exhausted. Oh, I bet

you are. Well, this is very disorientating. It's a different time of day. Yes, isn't it?

We're very, very sorry. We're talking at the, at the ars end of the day at 5.30.

Oh, very dangerous. It's not like us. We're mourning people. We are mourning people.

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