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This episode is sponsored by Richmond sausages. Right, I think it's about time me and you had a big chat, Rosie.

E. Why? What a matter? Well, I've seen the big Richmond sit down on socials, so I want to know all about how you eat your sausages. Pardon you? Listen, you know I love sausages, there's a pack in the fridge at any given moment. They're a stable, aren't they? You can't beat them. But... we don't always see eye to eye on how to eat them, do we? No, but my way is obviously best. It's not, but tell everyone one of this. Alright, okay.

Sausages, cooked to perfection, not overdone, just nicely pink. On top of mashed potato. Onion, sort of like minty gravy, swimming in it. So there's like a pool of it around the mashed potato and on top of the sausages. Right. Delicious. Couldn't disagree more. Sosages cooked very well, overdone possibly, if I'm going to be honest here, sliced lengthways down the middle, in some bread, bit of ketchup on top. I firmly believe a fork should never touch a sausage. What? Just eating an asani mate. That's where it belongs. Alright then, well listen, I'm glad we're cleared up. Opposid's still a track apparently, but you can't argue with Richmond. Well yeah, they're the nation's favourite sausages. And whether you go for the originals or the meat-free ones, they taste great with everything and they just bring people together.

Like us, just now.

Oh, look, are you getting all soppy?

Yeah, mind, I am absolutely starving. Are you hungry?

I need a sausage sandwich now, like now.

Hello, you are you listening to and watching?

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