So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, ten.

All right, that was good. Okay, here we go.

Ready, Pete? Yep.

So this all began a couple of days before New Year's day.

I think it was the day before New Year's Eve or something like that during that

awkward period that we were discussing where you don't know whether it's Christmas or New Year or

quite, you know, where to begin. And we decided at home for some reason to clear out

myatic, aratic, which hasn't basically, we moved into this house in 2008, we've just dumped stuff

up there and not looked at it for well over a decade. And we thought this can't go on because

you can't even get in there. And I was sorting through my stuff. And one of the things that I found

was a sheet of paper, David, which I shared with you and with Pete. Do you want to pick up the

story or do you want to just leave me hanging? I don't know. So I remember this vividly

New Year's Eve, but then just when you're introducing it, I actually fell into the trap of your story

thinking, we, I wasn't at your house clearing out the attic because I actually thought,

because even I was starting thinking, what were we doing with you? Is this one of his dreams?

Do I have to interpret this? Now it's true. And then you came back and we went

now, what's that group? And then we started waxing lyrical about it and looking at it and just

going off on tangents. Well, I was happy to realise that the 2023 is a 20th anniversary of

2003, the Tour de France, that was arguably the most twisted and great Tour de France in modern

history. It was amazing. So I should probably just explain that the piece of paper in question,

which I'm, I find it unbelievable that it survived all this time and that I even kept it in the

first place because how could I know that I would care about it 20 years hence at the time when I

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