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Well, I'm discombobulated due to them. I haven't got time for that. I'm discombobulated

because we are recording this on a Wednesday morning. It's very confusing. We have got to

say a bit of Thursday. We have. We're into that groove and now we're thrown. Yes, yes,

because tomorrow morning I'm not available because I'll be on a train coming back from

Port Smith. Oh, yeah. I mean, can't keep track of you, Jen. No, well, this isn't part of

my tour tonight. Oh, I am. No, I know. It's I'm going to be on stage. Not that anybody knows

because I'm not build. I don't know quite what's going on. It's Miramar Gleys' book tour.

And she has different presenters and interviewers on every night. So I suppose it's too much

to put them all to build them all. So nobody's build. And you just think, oh God, I'm doing

Port Smith. It's a big room. You know, it's two and a half thousand seats. And this

full is full. And you know, what if, you know, half of them hate my guts and when I come

on stage, they go, ah, there might be an audible grown judic. You know, like when you're

in the theatre and they announce that the understudy is taking over the lead role for

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