Hey Ned, hey David. Actually, you guys are kind of joined with the hip now, aren't you?

So I'm going to start calling you Ned Vid in true Brangelina fashion. Hey Ned Vid, are you

doing Peri here? Peri Up Guinness, Peri Up Guinness. Your composer, your work experience

composer. I'm here in Paris. I'm working for SBC, channel Peri Up Guinness, the Welsh TV

channel. We're in France for the final week of the Tour de France. Just arrived in Paris,

but an hour ago and about to leave our hotel to go to the Shaun's Alise, to broadcast from

there this afternoon. But we were in Le Bourne a couple of days ago. It was a bit of a funny

story. I was at the finishing line doing a piece of camera when I heard a voice behind me

saying, Peri, Peri, I love your music. And I was like, oh cheers mate, thank you. So once

I finished the piece of camera, I went out of chapter. His name is Graham, a really nice

chap. He's been living in France for a couple of years. But some of your listeners might

know that I'm in a band called Pendulum and we've kind of been successful. So I've totally

assumed he meant the Pendulum stuff. That's why that's the music that he loves. But oh

no, he loved the music because that I write for your podcasts. So I'm kind of famous for

writing your podcast music.

Well, very soon David, the cricketers will emerge from the pavilion for the afternoon

session. Lunch has been taken. It looks as though the bowling will continue from the White

Horse End, right arm over the wickets. And could be an interesting sessions play.

It could be if I could see it through the trees. I can't see much from where I am

met. This is a poor commentary position. Yeah, you've got two, well, looks to me like

silver birch trees and one sycamore tree obscuring your view almost entirely. Whereas I, on the

other hand, can just about see over the roof of an Audi A3 to where bested cricket club

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