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Good morning, Alex Collin. Morning. Good morning, Patty morning. Morning. All right, every Tuesday on the show, then we ask you, how was your day yesterday? How did you start the week? Would you say you're on Monday, winner or loser? Let us know which way and why. Text me, 0475-03-1043. Patty, how did you start the week? Win or a loser? Well, not good, I'm afraid, in the do-do quite literally. So, mum and dad went out yesterday, and they live very close by. They're like two streets away. And I got a hurried phone call from mum after the show yesterday. Oh, we left the house, and the cat has darted in the door and we didn't have time to get her out. You'll be home fairly soon. Can you please pop up, get the cat out? Because they don't have kitty litter inside. Mum doesn't like kitty litter. I know she means we have to have kitty litter inside. He does poo outside when he goes up there, but it's foul. Yes. You know, you're on a phone call or something. You're like, my God. It wafts to the house. It carries that smell. And you know, like, it just reminds me of like when I was a dad, when the girls were in nappies. But they're 18 and 21 now. And so those hard guys are over. But Larry keeps them alive. The other day, I went to see actually to the source of it to deal with it. And actually, first of all, I stopped. I thought there was like a Huntsman spider in there. It appeared to have five limbs. I actually called my wife, but you've got to see what Larry's like, do I need to really? Get the camera.

Get the cannon. Bring the tripod. It bends the nostrils, doesn't it? It's just, it's foul, Capu. So your mum refused to have the litter in the house? No, it doesn't like the litter in the house. It's dirty. So, you know, the cat's got a space in the garden. Guess what we have it that, right? because, you know, in homes you have to just cram stuff where you can.

You don't want a cat litter tray out in where I call the public areas now it's not like I run a hotel but do you know what I mean your friends come round in the lobby I judge I would judge friends I'm like bloody hell right in the kitchen oh yeah so it's in the utility room but we've of those, you know, those clothes dryers? Yes, yeah. And they're all useless, aren't they? Yes, yeah. Flimsy-ass crap, aren't they? They're like, they can handle about a t-shirt on one sock, and then they're like, Daddy Longlegs, like, ugh, this shelf. So we've got one of those. It's under that. Oh. It's disgusting.

Because I'm worried that he's going to do so.

It's going to waft off to my Bruce Lee t-shirts. It definitely would. The smell, I feel like clothes. Aroma. Yes. Yeah. Like when you buy a fire. You put that nice cuddly fabric conditioner there. And then suddenly Larry is fowling it up. fouling out from beneath.

With these bum stinch. Yes, there's what his bum stanch.

Anyway, so I went up to mum and dad. His mouth. I usually keep their key in my centre compartment of my car and then I've always got it. Only it's not there. I've lost it. I've lost their door key. By the way, I love the way you refer to that central consolist, your central compartment. You are higher since bouquets. My central compartment. What do you have in your central compartment? Oh, what is in there? I've got my e-tag and my e-tag holder because I refuse to put it on the window because it's doused. Two brass knuckle dusters and ninchuck stun gun

grenades smoke grenades

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