Let me tell you one thing my mom doesn't know. It was my red sock that found its way into the washing machine and turned a white t-shirt vibrant pink.

Sorry, mom.

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This podcast is brought to you by R&I B. Now Judith, have you ever thought about the impact you could make by leaving a legacy?

Well, I have thought about it, but probably not as much as I should.

What the trouble is, I don't think there'd be a fat lot left the way I'm going.

And I don't, I don't really think many people will want the Eve should dinner set but I would like to do something useful with with some of it. I do think that's a good idea.

Well I am obviously if you know if I unfortunately go before you I will leave you my collection of toilet roll animals

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Oh, I bet, it must be a total life save for that.

No, I'm sure they do fantastic work, but apparently it's not just

cash legacies that you can leave. You could leave something which is worth a bit of money.

So, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm struggling to think what I've got, which I could use, but I could well I can tell you what you've got

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