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Chris, what will you be doing on Tuesday the 7th of March?

I don't know.

Not inviting you anywhere nice.

No, I would hazard a guess at news.

Yeah, you'll be doing news. I will be hovering on the website to get your revision tickets because they're just announced today that that's when they're going to go on sale.

Oh, is that right?

And they also announced that there's loads of Eurovision you can go to. So it's not just the final. There's the semi-finals and there's the jury final and some of the rehearsal and run-throughs as well.

So actually, there are lots of opportunities. All in Liverpool.

In Liverpool to go and see Eurovision.

Is that why people are going to be on the computer sitting F5 or whatever is going to refresh, refresh, give me a ticket?

Although talking about technology, actually a very good way of experiencing Eurovision is with our sister podcast Eurovision cast.

Neat plug.

Yeah, where they basically do what we did with Brexit.

Discuss it a lot in great detail while having an interesting time. But about Eurovision.

Nina Warhurst and Chums, I've seen those things she's put on social media with her kind of lead tables of entrance going back to 1992.

She is hardcore, yeah.

Right, let's see what else we can rustle up on this episode of this podcast.

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