You know, You know, You know, You know, You know, I've been lying if you're too long.

I don't know what else to do.

I want to get away from now.

There's some passion, energy, and horrible.

Anxiety symptoms in young people have doubled.

The second time this week there have been explosions in Crimea.

The prospect of tough local restrictions could bring more hardship again.

You really have two paths to go down if I really simplify it. Good morning everyone. It's not 12 yet so it's still morning. I'm Jack Parsons, the UK's

chief youth officer and the CEO of the youth group.

Today, I've got a not just a really special guest, but a friend of mine, someone who's

become a friend and someone who I dearly, dearly respect. But before we go on to talking to this

individual, I want to talk to you. I know at the moment the nights are getting dark

quicker, it's cold and everyone's feeling a little bit doom and gloom which what's going on

across the world. But be positive and this is why we do my dovee flip. What is the reason to get you out of

bed in the morning to flip the duvet?

Is it a new project at work? Is it something at university or school? What is it that's

flipping your duvet? Well today, I've got Pete here. Pete is the CEO of social chain agencies,

a fantastic organisation who's always been at the forefront of social media.

So welcome. Thanks for having me. Pleasure to be here. Obviously, I think you talked about it at the start.

I think we kind of found each other during lockdown know we became aware of each other and then finally

got to kind of make it into a friendship earlier this year and lots of meetings so look this is

it's a privilege you know i was saying to you i think one of the things hopefully we'll get into

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