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

Four minutes after 12 is the time. He's right, you know. It is. It's mystery hour. It's Thursday.

It's 12 noon. It must be the time of week for the only opportunity anywhere on your radio to achieve the sort of satisfaction

you can ordinarily only dream of. I'd got that one a bit backwards considering I've

been saying it pretty much every week for ten years you'd have thought I'd have

had it off pat by now but anyway variety is the spice of life you have a question a

mystery a conundrum a riddle something that you need an answer to and you are quietly confident that somebody else must know the answer to the question that you need an answer to. And if anybody knows it, then somebody listening to this program will know it. So you ring in with the question, you ask it, and then somebody else rings in with the answer. And somehow, between those two points, between those two positions, the magic lives. If you think I'm exaggerating,

you can see it now, live on TikTok. I kid you not, live on TikTok. Hello, TikTok,

live on TikTok. TikTok, live, live on TikTok. That's what you do, right, when you're doing

viral content on TikTok, you just say things in a slightly wacky way and then, you know, like and subscribe, all that kind of thing.

If you are unfamiliar with this feature, then it does pretty much what I just said. It does. In fact, it does exactly what it says on the tin.

And speaking of tins, the all-new and very exciting Mystery Hour travel edition, a brand new game.

If you've got the old one, this is completely new.

It's not only an entirely new set of questions and answers, but it's actually a new dynamic as well.

You are no longer required to make up your own wrong answer.

The game itself provides a right answer and two wrong answers.

You can find out more at mystery hour.com.org or over at big sky games. And it's actually a

really nice bit of kit, not just pocket size, but kind of got that feel to it. You know,

anyway, don't take my word for it. I got a review sent in this week. I'll share bits of that with you later if you're very, very good. But if you want to win one, then all you have to do, piece of cake, is submit my favorite contribution of the week. Whoever submits my favorite contribution of the week will win a brand new mystery hour game. Travel edition. It's in a tin. Terms and conditions apply and they can be found at

LBC.co.com.uk. So if you want the terms and conditions, do I say smash that like button, Keith, or is that smash that like button?

The terms and conditions, if you want to win one, can be found at lbc.co.com. UK. But if you want to buy several, because it would solve all your Christmas needs, then you go to mystery hour.com.com.com. LBC.com.com for the terms and conditions. Mystery hour.com.com. UK for the games, plural, because you can of course still buy the original boxed edition, the full-sized board game as opposed to the pocket-sized travel game.

Oh, what a lot of games.

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