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Here we go to this music. We're not listening to music and we're not listening to

music and it feels like we know we're indoors. Thank God. We're indoors with flushing lavatures.

Oh, for goodness for that. And I'll tell you what this episode, I can't remember the number of

the sessions. It's a kiddie. No, we're going to call it the latitude catch-up, ever-save.

I want to know, Judith, how you are feeling mentally and physically, post-lattitude festival.

Well, yes, and Ditto with you. I do think I've really recovered. I mean this is the thing

when you're old ladies, isn't it? Do you know what I mean? My mother used to say to me,

or to hit me a few days ago for that. I say, for God's sake, what's wrong with your woman?

No, I kind of, I'm still a little bit sort of jet lagged.

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