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James O'Brien's Mystery Hour

Global

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.5 • 986 Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2014

⏱️ 43 minutes

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If you've ever wondered "why", then this is the hour for you. Sometimes simple, sometimes intelligent, but almost always entertaining, probably the best hour of radio you could ever download!

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0:00.0	Start your new year with a brand new Mercedes-Benz.
0:04.0	Discover unique innovative design, the latest cutting-edge technology, and exceptional luxury and comfort.
0:11.0	Plus, right now, discover our latest offers, like 0% APR representative across selected electric models.
0:18.0	Ready to go? Visit us at Mercedes-Benz.
0:21.3	Offerings 31st of March exclusions in TCC supply Mercedes-Benz finance.
0:24.6	Mercedes-Benz is a credit intermediary not a lender.
0:26.8	Commission paid.
0:27.4	Speak to us for details.
0:32.2	This is LBC, leading Britain's conversation.
0:37.1	Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.
0:40.0	Call 034-60-973.
0:45.2	Tweet at LBC.
0:47.7	Text 84850.
0:50.2	Mystery Hour with James O'Brien on LBC.
0:55.7	Four minutes after 12, you are listening to LBC, where Mystery Hour is now.
1:00.7	Upon us, your weekly opportunity to get an answer to almost any question you want, unless, and I hope I only have to say this once, we cannot take any questions whatsoever linked to the referendum currently being conducted in Scotland.
1:14.3	We cannot take any questions about how things might or might not change in the event of one or other results.
1:19.9	It would break every rule going and you would be wasting ten points trying to get it on the board in the first place.
1:25.6	So apart from that and the usual rules, of course,
1:28.1	which I'll remind you of imminently, anything almost goes. Get that number in early. If you already
1:33.3	know how it works, why not bagsy your place now on 0345-60-60973? And those other rules very simply are. If it's a dull
1:43.5	question, i.e. something about motoring or a question to which really it's unlikely anyone else is going to be that interested in the answer, then we will probably politely decline the opportunity to include it. And similarly with repetition. Repetition is a bit of a tougher pill to swallow because you won't know that it's repetitious, you'll just have
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