So we're on the outskirts of Redcar on the way to the finish of Stacey.

There's a thing about that and I'm just going to talk to the weather man in the back about it

for the telepurposes, well not for telepurposes, just for life purposes,

it's pronounced redka.

Redka. Redka.

Redka.

So it's not like Navestries Far or car.

It's fuh or kha,

Okay, redka, and we have to do that.

Be polite, otherwise...

Redka.

I suppose I've never actually heard anybody say Redka or Red Car. I've heard lots of people say

Red. Or maybe I've just read messages and presumed they're saying Red Car.

Well, I think, I think, well remembered, you have to move the microphone. David's in control of the microphone.

I think it's one of those things where, you know, if you know, you know, and if you're local, you know, but most people in the country don't live in Redka. So for most people in

99.9% of the population in the UK it's of no relevance. But we're here today

so it's polite isn't it? Yeah and I think we should stick to that. Oh man, just got stuck at Railway Crossing and

and how's Paul doing Matt? Paul, the producer. I think he's slightly getting slightly concerned because we're stuck in traffic

aren't we and we're meant to be recording a chat right now and here we are at a

level crossing which is always a frustration.

Ma'am I'm disappointed in you.

We're lugging your bike around, your beautiful independent,

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