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.

If it wasn't for that moment, when they were both scrolling on Tinder, and suddenly...

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This is LBC, from Global, leading Britain's conversationation Mystery Hour with James O'Brien

All good, we didn't have one last week.

Four minutes after 12 minutes of time,

your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction

not ordinarily available

anywhere else on your dial,

your radio dial.

It's all a bit of fun.

If you're new to the program,

I should probably apologise because you're going to get a very unrealistic idea of what life

is like usually. We never talk about roads, which we spoke about in the last hour. We very,

very rarely interview politicians, apart from our monthly appointment with the Mayor of London,

but that frankly is so that you can answer your questions, as opposed particularly to mine.

And we don't have any lighthearted features except for this one on a Thursday from 12.

So today's show is completely unrepresentative of the James O'Brien experience ordinarily.

However, it is great fun, and I am very fond of it, and I hope by the end of this hour you will be too.

The number you need to join in if you already know what I am wanging on about is 03456060973 and if you don't know, stand by.

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