You. Yeah, you sitting there.

I know what you're thinking of. I know what you're really thinking of.

You want that cheese snack. Yeah. The one you steal from your kids' lunchbox, perfectly round, cheesy and baked to perfection.

The one you hide on the top shelf so your short game can't reach.

The one you keep in your glove box for traffic jams? Or just because? You're thinking of mini-cheddars.

Oh, did it just make it worse by

mentioning it? Sorry, go on. Give in, I would. Mini-cheddars baked with real cheese. Still thinking

about it, aren't you? Hey mate, what's with a giant pile of letters? Letters? Ah, my billroom.

Billroom? Yeah. Can't open them, can't throw them out, so they go in the pile.

You've got a giant pile of unopened bills, big enough for a room, and you don't want to open them because...

Don't want to know.

Right, well, maybe if you open them, you wouldn't have to sleep in the bath.

Yeah.

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This is a Global Player Original podcast.

Hello and welcome to episode six of where politics meets history with me and Tessa Dunlop.

And she's back in the studio. Thank God. Because it was a bit of a struggle, wasn't it?

Certainly that first one that we recorded remotely. I didn't think it was very good. Actually, when I listened back to you, I thought it's fine. It was okay. And I had problems positioning my microphone by all accounts. Who knew? Talking to the bottom, said Ian. I'm always talking into the

bottom of the... No, you're talking out of your ass. That's what you're doing.

Oh dear, but we're back with a vengeance. There's a long list to crack on with today.

We are going to talk about the Chancellor's Spring Statement, my exclusive interview with Rachel Reeves.

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