If it wasn't for that moment, Alex and Sam wouldn't be lost in their favourite track at the club.

They wouldn't have shared that electric night front row at a music festival.

Or bonded over techno records talking all night long until the sun came up.

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This is LBC, from Global, leading Britain's conversation, mystery hour with James O'Brien.

I know what you're thinking. Every hour. Every hour is mystery hour at the moment and actually

in many ways it is, but we will continue in the rest of the week or how much time remains to us

before Pips start squeaking. We'll continue to provide answers as regularly as we

ask questions. But this is, of course, an hour dedicated to questions of a largely non-political

nature. Four minutes after 12 is the time. And if you have a question to which you are desperately

craving an answer, then the number you need is 0345-6060973. If you hear somebody else ask a question to which you know the answer, then guess what? The number you need is 034690973. If you hear somebody else ask a question to which

you know the answer, then guess what? The number you need is 03456060973. Is that it? I mean,

don't ring me if your question's rubbish. Have a look if you can at the website,

lbc.co.com.uk, to see if the question has been asked before, although I'm a lot less stringent on that

rule than I used to be, largely because my short-term memory is not as good as it used to be,

and I can't remember whether it got asked a month ago, never mind two years ago.

And I don't like motoring questions much. That's pretty much it, I think.

Who, why, what, where, when, whither, when, swear for, even the occasional whereby.

So if you've got a question, should we just crack on, honestly?

This actually feels like getting into the bath after doing all the politics stuff.

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