Hello.

Bangaranga.

Bangaranga.

Banga Ranga.

I, um, that's, that word has been most of what I've been saying since Saturday.

I can tell.

And even when I'm not saying it, it's just in my head all the time.

Is it? Yeah, yeah.

Gember, uh, scent of a woman with Al Pacino. Oh yeah. Yeah, he's always just like going, hoo-ha. It's like a tick for him. Oh. That's, that's what bangor-ranga has become for me since Saturday, uh, because I'm quoting, because it's a quote, it's a literary quote, quoting the, uh, the winner of the Euro Song Contest. Now, when you arrived today, you buzz the intercom and I said bangoranga down it. I didn't realize at that stage you hadn't seen the Eurovision Song Contest. I didn't watch it this year. So I didn't know why. And when I came in, you went bangorangranga and I could see on your face that you hadn't

watched it but I thought I'm just going to plow on with this and see see how it goes but I've

now just made you watch the performance God it was so good it's unbelievable isn't it it's in my

head now banga-ranga forever I hope I do you know what we've been to do this podcast for how many

years eight years nine nearly.

Isn't it? No, it's eight in a bit. No, it's not. Is it not? It's nine years this summer. No. Yeah, it is. Is it? Yeah. You're right. Yes. And sometimes I think, what can we do to freshen it up? What if, like instead of it being just me and you, it'd be me and you and the Bulgarian winner from the Eurovers and Sun Contest, do you think she'd bring a different energy to it? Very different. Yeah. But like, apart from saying bang-a-ranger, like, we don't really know anything about her. Very attractive. Yeah. But she could bring her friends with her. Yeah. Her friends seem nice. Yeah. All right, then. Give her a call. She's kind of busy now. I do encourage people who didn't, you know, not everybody watches your revision. I appreciate. But if you didn't watch it, do watch that performance. It really is something else. And if you've been looking for a word to have stuck in your head, what's better than Bangaranga? I can't think it was. Do you remember when the Harry Krishna's used to put up signs everywhere, we're saying, call out Garanga and be happy? No, I don't. Don't you? Call out Garanga. So go Garanga. Yeah, it must have been some mantra or something.

So they used to like, I don't want to use the word vandalise, but they used to put it on bridges

over motorways or on walls and stuff.

It was a way of spreading the word garanga.

And I feel like Baranga's the garanga for the year for the 21st century I am loving it

we had a little Eurovision party oh did you just you and your son no his friend and his friend's

mum came as well so it's four of us no way we were invited several Eurovision parties but he refuses

to go to them because people don't take it seriously enough.

They do talking and stuff, don't know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he had his friend over here on the condition that everybody watched it in silence. Throughout? Throughout. Was it at any point where you were allowed to talk? Yeah, you know, when they do those little videos before each song? Yeah, good, good. You're allowed to talk in nose. you, okay.

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