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That's nice. I'm pretty good. It's a Thursday, which means lots of things, but it's the ninth of June. What's happened on the ninth of June? It's fine, don't show me.

June 9th holiday is just typing into the website. It's natural. I used to be able to do it.

That's quite good. It's quite good. I'm actually very surprised. I'm pleasantly surprised.

I think it's Les Paul's birthday as well. I'll do noises for everything. Natural sex day.

Yeah. I've got your monkey pox noise. And Johnny Depp.

Okay. Let's do that. Peter, I watched a really good documentary the other day, which I know you're going to roll your eyes about.

Yes. It was called Shurpa. Have you seen it? Shurpa. Some Netflix. Shurpa. What's it about?

Shurpa's. Okay, then. Do you know what Shurpa's are? Yeah. Little fellas who helped you up a mountain.

Don't say that. You're an ethnic group. I know. Anyway, it was all about the particularly devastatingly difficult two years on Everest.

Where lots of people die because there was little ice slips and earthquake and all that kind of stuff.

I find it astonishing that that sort of thing is still allowed in a modern world.

What? Like people needing help using a, you know, like you say, an ethnic group, a particular group to get.

Oh, but there's a big part of the, of an Japanese economy.

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