This episode of the Logan Pete Show is sponsored by his majesty's prison and probation service.

Working in the prison and probation service is not a normal office 9 to 5, every single

day is different. Every day is extraordinary. But you don't have to be a superhero to do

it. These roles are performed by people you see every day. They're people you see in

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and interesting, whether as an officer or one of the other roles, you're getting a position

that's so challenging and a rewarding thing to do. As a prison officer, for example,

you'll have the opportunity to carry out so many different roles within any one day,

one minute, peacekeeper. The next, you're a counsellor, the next, a teacher. Many prison

roles don't require any specific qualifications. They're looking for people who have good communication

skills, can listen, build rapport, empathetic, resilient and a team player. Working in the prison

service is a unique opportunity and a unique environment like no other, where you help

to protect the public and make a positive impact all with a supportive and encouraging

team behind you, an excellent training and support. If this sounds like you, just search

pretty good, thanks. Yeah, not too bad. This piece has a youth calm down since Monday's

escapades. Oh, I could always ram it up. I could always ram it back up against sort of

speed, but I'd approach the ramp at a low speed. I was thinking that, you know, we're talking

on Monday about how you failed your driving test. Well, I haven't observed that. Is that

good? You don't fail it, as the man was appears to say, he said, I can't pass you. I couldn't

pass my driving test. Okay, so you failed to pass your driving test. And I was wondering

how many other bad things would have to happen to you this week to make it the worst week

of your life? Well, I mean, I don't like the fact that you're looking down at your computer

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