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edition i'm marina hi and i'm richard osman hello. Hello, Richard. How are you? I'm very, very well. Some lovely questions this week. I'm going to start with some any other business. Jen O'Burn has written in. Do you remember last week we talked about what would be the best entertainment job in the world? And it was suggested that being an unfamous member of Coldplay would be the best job in the world. Because you get all the money, all the adrenaline, but you can walk down the street. And Jen says, I can confirm that being an unfamous member of Coldplay is the best job in the world. I once looked after their whole team for an event. I went to collect one of the band who had arrived by Tube. I asked him why he didn't get dropped off by car, like the others. He said, this is faster, and no one knows me or cares. When I said it's done, I'm going to sit in the regular seats for my family, watch the rest of the show, and no one will recognise me. I said, that sounds effing great, if I'm honest, and he said, it is, it's the best. There you go. It's actually been declared the best by an anonymous member of Parliament. Talking of shows at Wembley, Matthew Bethel has written in and said, sorry if I'm going out of my mind, but did I see Marina twice on the big screen at the Oasis concert on Wembley on Sunday night in a bucket hat? You know what? You didn't. No, I was not on the Jumbotron at Coldplay because I didn't go. I would have liked to have gone. Sorry, not Coldplay, Oasis. I would have liked to have gone, but I didn't go. I'm told like literally every single journalist in the whole of London had a free ticket to it. But no, I didn't go and it wasn't me in the bucket hat. People seem to have loved it, don't they? People have gone crazy for that whole thing. And again, that lovely thing of just everyone going out and seeing something real, real people and in a real place.

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