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From the Embassy Ro studios in the Crab part of a very rainy soho, rogge is the Men in Blazers podcast.

Oh, Dave, it's great to be back. You love the rain. I do love the rain. Makes me feel alive. I'm looking at your suntan, Dave.

Oh, so suntan. I feel like I'm getting burnt just by proximity.

Yeah, I went to Chicago this weekend. I love that city. Almost more than any other ever.

I love Chicago. I thought of you when I was there.

Talking about great cities, we pod with real sadness after the haunting brutality in Manchester.

Another city we love, Dave. A wonderful swaggering city that's been plunged into senseless darkness.

Here's a remarkable place, a vibrant, vibrant city where it's almost its atmosphere.

People often say to me, I'm going to Manchester. What should I go and see? It's tough for me to think of it.

It's just the whole atmosphere of Manchester is what makes it such a special place.

It's a city that gives joy to so many of our listeners on a weekly basis.

It's a footballing epicenter, but it is so much more than that.

A northern city that prides itself on its originality, a cradle of the industrial revolution.

Who were the first passenger railway? And I love this. The world's first programmable computer.

It's a huge rival with Liverpool, the city in which I came of age.

Growing up, I always found Manchester had just a staggeringly self-inflated sense of itself.

But the honest truth was, much of what they told themselves about themselves,

was true. You couldn't really argue with it deep down.

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