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If you're still listening, that says more about you than it does about us. Hi guys episode 23 I'm episode 23 I'm Emma I'm Lucy and we're here to do this

let's get shit done so I'm not looking at a murder this time.

Then get out. Oh okay. No because we do all kinds of crime. All kinds and whatever

whatever we want. We do whatever this. Yeah We do whatever the hell we want. I'm looking at Ronnie Biggs. Have you heard of him? I have heard of him. The great train robbery. Which I've never quite understood why it's I mean I heard of him I know it's the

great train robbery why is it great I don't know why it's great is it because he stole a lot of

stuff is it because the train was moving and he was able to jump on

while it was moving because I love it when people do that? I don't want to blame my own

horn but it is pretty great. It's not that great. Was that you being Ronnie Biggs? Yeah.

I decided to focus it on just one of the great train robbers because otherwise

I don't know where we would start. So, were there? A lot. I think I've got all their names but there's quite a few of them. So Ronnie Biggs was born in Stockwell, Lambeth in London in 1929. Mine's from Lambeth. No, this is the Lambeth episode.

Doing the Lambeth Walk. Hey! When he was a young boy, he was evacuated in the Second World War.

So he was taken to Bedfordshire, and then he was taken to Cornwall

to a village called Delabole.

A Cornish newspaper that reported his death recently actually said,

we miss him.

Led with the fact he'd stayed there when publicising his death.

I mean they need to big it up because I've never heard of them still. Yeah no I know push it more.

Comments were no loss pity wasted Cornish oxygen wasted the Cornish oxygen.

Our oxygen.

I mean they want to be their own country but now they want their own oxygen.

Like they're going to build walls.

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