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This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation, Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.

It's five minutes after 12.

It's your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction

not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

There's a mystery bubbling away in the back of your brain.

A conundrum causing you confusion, a riddle, unsolved.

And somewhere in the audience for this program is the person who constitutes the answer to your dreams,

a person who can provide you with the sort of satisfaction not ordinarily seen anywhere else on your radio,

someone will know the answer. And that is really

what happens for the next hour. Someone asks a question, then someone asks an answer. I can only go so

far in trying to make it sound like the best thing since sliced bread, but the true test is, you know,

the true test of the pudding is in the eating. And it is rather special. You will, for example,

almost certainly laugh out loud between now and one o'clock,

and you will also come away at one o'clock with more knowledge than you have now at six minutes

after 12. How useful that knowledge is, I cannot say. But it exists, and it is yours for the asking,

for the taking, for the prising. If you are lucky enough to make my

favourite contribution of the day and reminds me of my funny text feature, I think that's

what we'll call it. Should we call it the funny text feature? So I got another one, but I've lost it.

It was from, I think it was Sue, who was talking about the woke roundabout that featured in Woke Watch and said, well, we've had what-aboutery. Now it's time

for roundaboutery, which I thought was really good, actually. I thought it was a lovely wordplay.

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