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the show via the Absolute Radio website. We've already had a Twitter based. We've had a

tweet, Frank. A tweet here. I mean, I wouldn't describe it as 100% positive.

Okay. It's one of the supportive ones that we get over. It's not totally negative.

It's a person that said that to me. I'll let you be the judge. This is from Paul Brown.

He says, he didn't say, oh, I added that, oh, he did he turn around and he said, oh, he

turned around. And he said, no, that was unfair of me. I've added tone into that. I shouldn't

have. No, don't copy tone into it. He said to me, he gets enough email. So, yeah, tons

of.

Paul Brown says this, it's one tweet of the week time. Come on, Frank. Time to move out

of the 70s. Yeah. So that's a reference to the fact, Frank, that we tweet when the shows

on, but not really much during the week from the official show account. Well, I mean, it's

a difficult because I don't tweet. Charlie don't surf and I don't tweet. But there is

a tweet thing that's sort of got my name on for the radio show, which is mainly, I think,

it's Sarah, our assistant producer handles that. Yeah. I'm sure it's good. But I don't think

I think if Paul Brown goes to one of those chronicles of the 20th century, he'll find out

that there were one tweet in the 1970s would have been a suggestion that Jesus was coming

back. He would have been such a big event. Yeah. But I know what he means. I think if you

go in a tweet, I don't tweet myself. If you do, I, you know, if I did, I think I'd be on

there all the time. Really? That's what I was to people, isn't it? Yeah. It takes over their

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