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This is Top Flight Time machine, I am Andy Hoppery Dawson, pa-pa-pa-pa-ow.

I'm Sir, I'm Nick Delaney, so what?

Welcome along, it's the Monday morning episode.

You've just told me before we started recording there that you're in the Vita modular, as usual.

You've got a fan on, I don't know if any of the listeners can hear the fan, I can't hear the fan.

I hope not, but I've been really struggling as the weather's got warmer.

The Vita modular, because as you can see it's mostly encased in glass.

Yeah, yeah.

A bit like that.

A bit like the sort of cage, didn't they keep the Hannibal Lecter in a sort of a glass cage?

So they can see him.

So that's sort of what I'm like, because this is mostly glass, like my family can observe me.

And see my daughter now.

My daughter calls it my insanity shed, right?

Because where you get to be in sin?

I've been writing this book, and in order to order my chapters, I wrote down the name of all of these chapters in the book on post-it notes.

And then I stuck them all to the window of the Vita modular, just so I could arrange them, adjust the structure, and it just made more sense to me.

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