The next train departing from Platform 2 will take you to productive playlists,

bonding over tea breaks, team building and after work socials.

Oh, and for those trying the new sandwich shop at lunch, we've heard that the queue goes fast,

and you really have to try the spicy Huluomi rap.

When you take the train, you're more connected to the people, places and things you love.

Nothing beats being there.

This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today.

It's Tuesday the 22nd of November.

Finally, finally, yesterday, I did actually get my tax things sorted out.

Well, I say sorted out.

I had to find various bits and pieces for the accountant and sent those off, and that was very excited.

Do you know, actually, I decided to send the paperwork, which generally

involved bank statements and things like that, down, and I said, I think I did it tracked last

time. So I go in there, this is, what was it, about 12 o'clock yesterday, and it's going down to

Somerset. I don't know, why Somerset, I don't know. Anyway. And so I said, I think I did it

tracked. She said, oh, that'll be £8.81. And I said, OK, fine, because I think it was about

that last time round. It goes by weight. And so it was £8.81. And so I said, when will that get

there? She said, guarantee tomorrow. So today it'll get there. I thought that's really good

service. I like that service, actually. I'm all in favour of that. Over in the jungle, Martin Roberts

cries again. I said he was boring, and it's not helped. Everybody, you know, they all sort of

pitch in, but that's what we like, isn't it really. Lisa Snowden rinses off in these shower. I think that's what half these girls think out there.

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