The Treehouse Episode 19. Thank you Lucky Stars with Danny Baker and me Louise Pepper.

A great swae of our audience. Well, I've just gone, you mean, Keith Ford Ice.

And I'll just leave that there, Peps, with Keith Ford Ice and Kathy McGowen.

There's Thank You Lucky Stars. Very good morning to everybody.

And normally here, I launch into a, by the way, very good morning to everybody.

Here we go again, and the other two hours are found for Olden Young,

without the slightest hint of vulgarity. I'm going to put a regular music on in the back.

A sent-in too lightweight. So normally I said, oh, this happened.

I know about this, Peps and all of that, but I look today, thin.

For today and tomorrow. Valentine's Day?

And tomorrow, thin. Thin, for instance.

And I have a very archaic site. Okay.

In the word archaic, define that.

Old. No, no. It's a old fashioned.

There's a very good joke. I'm sorry, I'm being very unfair to you here, Peps.

There's an old joke where a kid is asked to put the word archaic into a sentence.

Yes, I can do that, miss. We can't have archaic in it.

It's a tremendous, I think that's enough in a time when actually we'll see you again on.

So anyway, this world archaic site, that doesn't do all the usual things

with anniversaries and all of that.

But this is how thin a day it is. The show is going to be fat.

It's huge, greasy old show.

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