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This is top right time machine, I am Andy Dawson Papa.

I'm saying Delaney, so what? Nifty and old, I'm Nifty, Nifty Delaney, Nifty.

Yeah, whatever. It's a Tuesday, it's the life logistics episode that we do, we've had quite a few

submissions, I think the word is from you. We'll have Alex Bug. I haven't read this yet,

I haven't pre-vetted it, we'll see what he says. Alex Bug, hi Chaps, me and my misses are looking

at buying our first house together, we're 25 and 26. Live with my parents right now on easy street.

But I don't know, easy, that would be. But I need my own rig, quite right. What advice do you have

to your IFS 90s babies for getting on the housing ladder? Alex, some Coventry Lady Kuntner,

Lady Kuntner. I didn't see this one coming, I didn't think people would be asking us for

mortgage advice. Proper stuff. And then she says, PS, I have an ice cube in my mouth.

Move to Sunderland, be my advice. Or Hartley Poole. I've been looking at

like not as extreme as that. But really, if you live in London, particularly like West London,

anywhere else seems more sensible to live. And so I'm, as I've said before, I've got a little

bit of a right move habit that is not good for my mental health, but recently. And I don't know why,

and I want to throw this out to the Cunters, because I like to ask them questions on life logistics,

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