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I was talking to a friend the other day and he told me having boiling hot water in the kitchen is dangerous.

Sorry, I'm only laughing because he did have a kettle.

And he does obviously heat stuff on a stove as well, which to me seems boiling hot water.

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A child or a friend who just walked in can't accidentally turn it on.

It's hard.

You have to know the combination.

It's a push and twist system.

So it's a lovely bit of kit.

Boiling hot water.

Straight from your kitchen tap mine also does.

Shield filtered water and chilled sparkling water, which is also filtered.

Go to co.com. UK to look at the different models there.

If you can't afford one, I recommend them. Today's hour, I'm curious about failure.

Joining me for conversation is Sarah Steen-Lebrano, who's part of the School of Life Organization,

who help people lead more fulfilled lives. Failure is a fascinating

subject. I'm going to sound weird here, but this is what I believe now in my many years and

older years, my wiser years. I'm full of wisdom now, but I've read a lot and I've

done a lot of podcasts and I don't believe there's such a thing as winning or losing.

I just don't think that is a correct way. It's a good use of language, but it's a poor analogy

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