You're listening to Who's Tom and Dick, a weekly podcast with your host, Martin Weavers,

fighting states for lung cancer, and Patrick Mortimer, living with heart disease.

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and enjoy the chatter as we discuss and share information talking about tough subjects and offering help,

support and motivation with a positive mental attitude. Good morning everybody and welcome to a

wonderful Friday morning with the sun shining.

Welcome to Who's Tom and Dick, episode one of series three.

Good morning to my old mate, Martin, who's sitting in a rocking chair right next to me.

How you doing, Martin?

And good morning, everybody, and good morning to you, Patrick, and you're sitting in a rocking chair likewise.

Yeah.

We're in my wife's she shed. Yes, very comfortable, and that's like sitting in a rocking chair likewise. Yeah. We're in my wife's she shed.

Yes, very comfortable. And that's like sitting on a porch. But we've made it into a he shed today,

haven't we? I'm sitting here looking at your funny shaped tomatoes over there. I know. What's going on

with them then? They're called plum tomatoes. Oh, there's a reason for it. Yeah, yeah,

oh yeah.

And then the normal ones next to them. I've had some lovely ones on there. So I've got green fingers. That pair hanging there remind me of something, but I can't put my finger on it. No. If I was you, I wouldn't put your finger on it. I suppose that's what they call when you hold your plums

I reckon yeah

your plums, isn't it? I reckon, yeah. Your plums are what they're saying. Your plumb tomatoes. But I think it's actually, if you look to the left here, there's actually plums hanging in the tree. Yeah. Those two on the left, I'm pity the listeners can't say them, but those two on the left look a bit parted. I've had an argument them to, I think. They do, yeah. There's another one at the bottom there, look.

I think.

They do, yeah.

There's another one at the bottom there, look. I think they need a, you'd need to go to the doctors if you had a pair like that. But there you go, oh, I've just been attacked by a money spider. Have you? Yeah. If they say money goes to money, Patrick. And I guess that row to the right is your new potatoes for Christmas. They are my potatoes for Christmas and they better grow because I'm going to my sons for Christmas

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