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It's the Luke and Pete Shaw. I'm Pete Donaldson. It is Monday the 30th of October. Welcome

to Shaw. Luke, he mower. Thanks very much. Thanks for having me back. Luke, I, over the

weekend, went to your friend of mine, Bedford. No, I don't like it. Bedford. Not nice.

Not that nice. What do you mean it's not nice? Not very nice place. Rivers, nice. Is it?

Ouse. Ouse. Oh, yeah. Ouse. A lot of people rowing. That's, you know, that's all, that's

all that happens on that thing. A lot of swans. There are a lot of really nice towns.

They've just around there. Yeah. I just don't remember Bedford. It's being particularly

planned. It's one of those places where you get, if you get for the wrong stop from the

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