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I don't feel like I need to apologize for last week, but I feel like we need to address it.

When we was in the Airbnb. No the debate. Oh, what? Oh, okay. You've even forgotten about it, haven't you?

The debate. If you missed last week's episode. Tony and I had an argument for 32 minutes.

Yeah. And a BMW 2 series active Torah. Yeah. And it got a bit heated on my part.

And was I don't regret anything I said. I maybe regret the way I handled myself. But can we just just truth be told?

Tony was just properly winding me up. I mean at that point we've been on the road for about four or five days.

We all knew how to push each other's buttons in a fun way. I mean it was just that's part of the road trip banter, isn't it?

Yeah. And we said let's do that podcast. And I knew. I knew Tony thought the new BMW 2 series active Torah was an ugly car. I just knew.

And it was his. How did you know that? I never told you. Yes, you don't start again. What? Do not start again.

It was your utter refusal to admit that you agreed to that point that led me to then, you know, disagree with everything else you're saying.

And you were making very valid point. And of course I have to apologize for disrespecting your insight into the used car market.

No, you don't have to apologize. No, but I think I was a little bit, you know, aggressive.

Yeah, but you was aggressive because so Sam's normally fairly hard to wind up.

It's a much easier to wind him up in person on a message is impossible. He just goes away.

If you try and going on him on a group, he just ignores it and goes away because he knows what's coming.

On the softened time, I can reel out a fish and I can hook him and I can get him. And last week was that perfect time.

And I could see him. As I'm, as I'm talking, I can see him in his face getting more and more angry because he's trying to get something across without being too derogatory and about being trying to be nice.

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