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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chewley bringing you the best of my times for

the show when Thursday 10 to 1. Coming up on today's episode, Politics has got big,

lots of big philosophical debates. What are the ethics of needing a piece of paper to go to the

pub? We ask some philosophers, including AC Grayling or should we be thinking about all of this

big stuff? But first we kick off with our columnist panel. A brand new columnist panel for Thursdays

we're calling it Night at the Marriots, I think, is India Night and James Marriots.

So we're talking, well, when we were talking, sort of long email channel about what to

discuss today, both of you sort of light it on. I don't know what it is. It's sort of, well,

there's a story around about a warning that calling a colleague immature is not an insult because

older workers can behave in a childish manner too. But also the different ways, different age groups

have coped with the last few months and how we're getting on with our friends and that sort of thing.

India, do you want to kick us off on this? Where do you think we are in the battle of the ages?

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