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We don't really have time for the music due to this week, do we? We just really don't

have time to talk about. We've got so much to all, we've got catching up to do. We're

giving it three seconds. One, two, three. Anyway, that's enough. Thank you very much for

the music, lovely music. Anyway, it's a clap-chap time. I'm still apologising for last week,

but it wasn't my fault. You know, when you were doing the bit of podcast by yourself,

Judith, you said in your little solo piece, party piece. I'm sure a young person would have

been able to do it. I thought they fucking wouldn't. I was in a very remote cottage in the middle

of nowhere, but anyway, and then I came back to London. I thought, I'm going back to the

Land of the Wi-Fi. I got in my study, and the first thing that greeted me was my Wi-Fi was down

the study. I nearly, oh, I nearly jumped right out of the window. I had to have a man around

yesterday, anyway, he's sorted it. I'd overloaded my ethernet. Don't go there. I'd overloaded

them, Judith. Anyway, I did feel your pain. I mean, I did feel your pain during that week,

because I think, I mean, you can't do anything, can you? It's like, oh, I need to find that,

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