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I'm Richard Porter. I'm Johnny Smith and this is Smith and

Smith a podcast in which two friends talk about cars and this week the

Tolbert Matra Rancho. I need to start this show with a couple of apologies.

The first one is, you know, last week I was talking about how my Land Rover Defender had wounded me when combined with a sprightly run and had knackered my left calf because it's heavy clutch clutch.

Clutch calf.

Which sounds like a kind of very small leather bag that a lady might carry to a formal event.

But yeah, in my case, just sort of agonizing.

So anyway, I've been stretching and rolling out the calf and just generally not not running looking after it and all felt fine,

went for a little run, no problems, so started just sort of going running again as and when.

And then yesterday morning went for a bit of a brisk early doors run beautiful morning

crisp cool air sun was shining it was lovely and um and my bloody calf went but

the other one, the right one, which leads me to think that it wasn't really related to my defender. It was related to being an old fucker who shouldn't be running about so much. Hang on a minute, are you apologizing publicly to your own car?

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