Right then. So today it being a school striped day. Yeah. We've got. The house is just

full of children. Just the house is just full of children. So we've got we've got Kitty

here and we've got. Oh no. I was going to not name them. Oh right. Sorry. We name them.

No, I cannot name them. We'll find out whether or not even Neil will put a bird song over

his son's name. Yeah. People think his son is cool to me. Yeah. Exactly. Or or or. Yes. He's

here having a lovely time. Kitty's having a lovely time. Sam, it turns out that this is who

was at a private school. You pay all that money. You get one extra day of school. But what

value? Not really. But the thing is there's two striped days. We had an inset day as well.

Was that Monday? Yeah. You just saw that's three days. Just sticking on the end. Stick

at all at the end of term. Give us a slightly longer time holiday. That is just not. Yeah.

The school term leads out practically into August and they just take this little. Anyway.

Really, really support the teacher strikes. Clearly they wouldn't strike if they didn't have

major issues to address. But you know, you could once you're striking and the school's closed.

Yeah, you could get together and discuss do whatever the hell it is you're doing. Your inset days

nobody knows.

So I thought, look, what do you think? Do you think do you think to talk about the cricket?

I've had good feedback about our cricket chats. Have you had cricket chats?

Yeah. We had the basketball one. Feedback from? Well, I didn't. I haven't got names,

but I've had some feedback on email, on Instagram, about people are enjoying cricket chat.

I think cricket is a thing that people feel a little bit excluded from. And I think when

people talk about cricket in an accessible way, they quite like it because they feel like it's

sort of, you know, it's like how I sort of can't bear football, but I like reading Henry Winter

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