This podcast is part of the Acast Creator Network. This episode of That Peter Crouch podcast has brought you by Cynch Cars Without the Faf. A couple of weeks ago, we spoke about me searching for a new car on Cinch. Oh yeah, you had that niche criteria of yours. What was it again? I need one with a high ceiling, Chris, space for the kids and of course the golf clubs. Pete, what do I need to look for in a car, do you reckon?

Oh, well, you need a small car, Chris, because you're terrible at parking,

and you need a good sound system because, of course, you listen to the therapy crowds every Tuesday and Thursday.

Of course, that's...

I would say I look for reliability. I haven't got time to be tinkering with a broken car every other week.

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They've got 70 locations across the country. You can drop the car off or stick around, grab a free coffee, jump on the Wi-Fi, get a bit of work done while you're there. Yeah, that is ideal. So it makes it all stress-free. Plus, cinch, don't just help with servicing. They've got the biggest range of cars to buy entirely online. You can browse loads of options without ever having to leave the sofa. That sounds quite dangerous for me. I'd probably end up with five. Well, Chris, I've been doing some digging. Since we last chatted about cinch, did you know there are over 40,000 five-star trust pilot reviews? There's a lot of happy customers. Yeah, loads of happy customers. What's not to love? I'm sold. Right, I'll definitely be looking on cinch for my next motor. That's the spirit. Can't wait for you to cinch it. And listeners, if you

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Oh, come on.

Is it a staple in your household? Because it is in mine.

Well, it is. It's just one of those that I kind of have it just on all the time. Then obviously just kind of heats up over the weekend. And then has it ever not been tense? The American fans in general make it like white hot atmosphere. And then I think Europe kind of rise to that. It is special. It feels like a football match, but it's golf. Yeah. It does full of drama. I always enjoy how everyone gets on board with the Ryder Cup. It's one of those sporting occasions that it feels like all your mates start firing up the WhatsApp group. Do you know what I mean? Getting involved again. Me, for instance, like I'm going to play golf. Basically, it's full

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