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years now.

This is top right time machine. I'm Andy Dawson. I'm Sam Nickley Delaney. So what?

Welcome along to this week's life logistics. If you're not familiar with the format,

we are here to assist you in any problems that you've got. There's obviously there's a list of

problems we won't deal with. That's the small print. We won't read those out now. But if we haven't

replied to you or responded or that's probably because your problem is on the list of things

that we won't touch for legal and ethical reasons. That's the, that's the way it goes.

Have you had a look at the emails yet, Sam? I'm lucky through them. We've had a lot of emails

but not loads of advice being sought, like just even as about other things.

Here's one. It's kind of a follow-up from last week and it's from Robert Hammond, Platinum IFS.

I like it when the the list of credentials like that. He says just listen to the latest

life logistics and it was nice to hear so much time given over the long-lost name Ebenezer,

which of course we did last week. There's not enough of that info-balling podcast to these

days. It's quite right. He says I found out a couple of years ago that my grit granddad was

called Ebenezer John Hammond in itself is great but get this and that he ran ballads

patchum steam bakery. What the fuck? Yes, steam bakery. Ballads patchum steam bakery from a

converted windmill down near Sam's or stomping ground of Brighton. Yeah, patchum, yeah.

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