It's three minutes after ten. A very good morning indeed to you.

And a conversation this morning that I think is, it might be the first time that we've ever had it.

I'm trying to find the thing that you've got to be careful, haven't you, online?

And there's a chance in the second hour.

We'll be looking at some developments in the area of social media.

Very strange developments, but I never know how interested you are.

If you're heavily engaged in Twitter or Facebook or whatever one, TikTok and Insta,

then obviously you're interested in things that happen there.

But if you're not heavily engaged in it, then how interested are you in?

I don't know, but I think that certainly in the case of Twitter, it's a proven

electoral influence, so that may indeed

be why Elon must bought it in the first

place. So we may have a look at that in the second hour, but when you're

trying to find things online, you have to

be careful, don't you? You can find

the wrong thing sometimes.

So I've got two, I've found

two pictures of checks signed by Alan Sugar.

And I presume, I don't, I, oh, maybe he did both of them.

But the point was he was showing how much tax he pays.

He was showing how much personal tax he pays. In January of one year, 2017, he published a

picture of a check. I mean, it's actually extraordinary for 56,000, 646,000 and 28 pounds and 44 pence. I wonder what they spent the 44

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