Hello, this is the Webbox Podcast. I'm Mac Chawley. We're heading out on the road in the

next couple of weeks. I'm going to Edinburgh, then Glasgow, then Exeter, coming to a cafe

near you. We're going to be doing the radio show, so come along and say hello. If you

want to, and you can obviously come and see me live, do a stand up, go to Mac Chawley.com

for all details. Right, coming up on today's episode is everyone's

Scrabbles for Desks in number 10, the new team, all seeing who can be as close to the

Prime Minister as possible. We're looking at the power of proximity. Why where you sit is

more important than your job title? That's coming up on the podcast in just a moment,

but first, as ever, we kick off with our culinary panel. Normally on the Thursday, it's

night at the Maui, but no India night today. So we've got James Maui and Deputy Property

Editor, Carol Lewis. Hello, James Maui. It's good morning. I bet you've never heard of

the taunt in times, or indeed, Ross Kemp. I have now. There we are. James Maui is here

for the Colourless panel. No Indian art today. So, don't we join by Carol Lewis? Morning.

Morning. Have you ever met Ross Kemp, Carol? I haven't sadly, but I do know who he is. I don't

know, but taunt in times. Well, you wrote a very nice piece about

taunt, and didn't you just the other day? I did indeed. In the, in the property section.

I can't, what was the hook for that? Is it, it's very popular? House for house prices

are booming in torches. House prices. House prices went up 20% in, in the last year, as

people flocked to live around Tornton. Imagine, imagine what happened to house prices, and

they finally put up the statue to me, the town centre. Absolutely booming. Now, James Maui,

let's talk about your column today. Online moral fury is often just envy in disguise. Explain

yourself. Yes. So, this is kind of one of the series of columns that I occasionally write

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