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This is Drama of the Week.

Robert Burns, his Psychotherapy and Cure by Sarah Sheridan

Episode 1.

It wasn't the 25th of January, if that's what you're thinking. It was just another rainy morning in Glasgow in spring, so there was blue sky and drizzle.

I got off the train at Central and crossed Hope Street into pure gym and 20 minutes of weight draining.

I don't shower at the gym.

We have a shower at the office which is round the corner on St Vincent Street on the fourth floor of a building that used to be an assurance

company. I've never looked into the difference between assurance and insurance. I

keep meaning to, but it's assurance that was dealt with over all five floors of our

lush Victorian red sandstone from the 1890s on. Today the floors are occupied by

different businesses, a noodle bar at payment level floors one and two house digital bungalow, which is a tech security outfit.

The employees of digital Bungalow are averagely 25 years of age and wildly arrogant.

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