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We've got a new way to start on the show. Quite bold, isn't it? You've called me,

I've got to meet you. I'm meeting an almond. Almond or almond? I say almond, which apparently

is wrong. I used to say almond and I got a lot of hate for it. He had to voice over on behalf of

all almonds, like the British almonds council. I think it was California almonds. The first

hour of the session was spent discussing how to say the word almonds or almonds. Almond.

I tell you what almonds is the word I trip up on and it means the way I deal with it is I slow

down a lot when I say it. So I'll be like, yeah, so anyway, so yeah, it was great. I'll be like,

I'm trying to think it was a great almond. I should say mate, yeah, that was great.

Really enjoyed that almond. It was a great nut mix. There was peanuts, there was Brazil nuts,

there was almonds, there was cashews. I'll really slow down on that word. What about cashews?

Oh no, cashews. Cashews, surely. No. Walnut. Well, not.

Macadam IA. Macadam IA, that was the sexy rebranding of Macadamia. They tried to do

a few years ago, didn't they? No one's eating macadamia, guys. It's just not one of the main

nuts. People talk about Brazil. Macadamia. Macadamia. That song was part of trying to relaunch it.

No one will take macadamia seriously. No one, guys, people's macadamia awareness is so low.

What does macadamia really fundamentally look like? No fucking idea. What can I show you? The

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