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, a relationship starts every three seconds on Tinder.

Download now, it starts with a swipe.

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today, Tuesday, the 7th of July, as we race through July.

And we try and sort of forget about, you know, people who are losing jobs and things like that. We try and be positive. We try

and be upbeat. They were talking about closing another 30 pretermonges, but they've got hundreds of

them. I didn't realize how many pretermonges there were. And I've been, weren't they in the,

in the public eyes some time ago

because they didn't seem to him they only employed foreign students in Prettermontje and I couldn't

remember why there was some I know that Nick did phone ins on it and all the rest of it

because every time you go in there because the one we had at Trafalgar Square closed and then

for some reason a hotel opened up next door to them.

So the Pretta Monge has sort of shrunk in size, but they did have a policy of taking on students.

I think basically it came along with the idea that sort of the British didn't really want to work that hard.

And it is a bit difficult, isn't it?

You know, whereas some people love doing the job.

Some people are just consent to sit back.

Not on this programme. We don't sit back here, but we did sort of, we did almost sort of

feel a little bit sorry for Katie Price because apparently her 1.3 million pound mucky mansion,

of course, bearing in mind she's still got a huge mortgage on this thing, it's going to have to be sold. It's ransacked and destroyed by intruders amid renovations to sell it.

...