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tftmachine.com. I'm Andy Dawson. I'm certainly delighted to lady. So what? This is life logistics.

Basically, you would just get help you before we start. Before we delve into the logistics.

I just tell you about what I've been up to this morning, Andy. You might be wondering.

I don't know if you're, is it logistic related? Are you allowed to talk about it on this ring

fence logistic episode? No. Fuck it. But it'll be old news by tomorrow. Well, it this morning,

we usually record them. Are you clicking something? Can I just sit? Yeah. Our excitement. Oh, I've

got my toy. I'm like a dog. I have to have like, you have to give me a toy to occupy me. I literally

do have a toy. You know, I invested in some stress bowls. And that's why you'll have noticed,

listeners and Andy, that over the last couple of months, there's been less clicking about

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