Jane loved crisps! She ate them for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Even at Fancy Pants restaurants, years went by, but then crisps stopped doing it for her.

They got her thrown out of cinemas, and were forever in the bedsheets.

crisps! They're kind of like your current account, just because they were good ones doesn't mean you have to stick with them forever.

Maybe it's time to switch with the current account switch service.

Andrew, how are you?

Are you ready to say with anticipation what are you going to ask me?

Well, I just wondered what you're looking at this week. I think it's been a pretty exciting week

here on the ground for the future of space. It has. I mean, I'm just looking down all the things

that have happened. You've got the SpaceX Inspiration 4 mission with its crew. I think complete now.

You've got a really fantastic looking spaceship coming out of version Galactic. What else has

been going on? Well, I think that was enough. Actually, the helicopter is getting closer. The

helicopter is like within inches, or I should say centimeters, of the surface of Mars. Yes, you were

showing you were an American day with the inches, but yes. And that should be, I guess, no

earlier than April 8th, so that's pretty exciting to see. But I was really struck by the Inspiration

4 announcement of the rest of the crew. And just this mission in general, I think this is really

a turning point for human spaceflight, where these are literally four civilians. And I don't know,

I love the fact that basically the person that bought the flight from SpaceX said, okay, I am going,

but I want to bring with me three creative people that are regular civilians as well. As opposed

to, I mean, it could have just brought his friends, but it was, you know, charity to do with charity

and St. Jude's children's research hospital. These are just ordinary everyday people.

So I just, how big a deal is this? And we're looking at fairly short timelines, aren't we,

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