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BBC Radio 2, 10 to the top. Let's welcome our first contestant. It's Willbrook in Eastbourne. We've got to talk about Eastbourne. I love Eastbourne. Spent a lot of time down there when my busy mate was doing teacher training. It's a fab spot. The Sunshine Coast, but today's not the case. Maybe a bit more later on this week, maybe. Who knows? Yeah, you've got a soft spot for the theatre as well, Will. A little bit, yeah. I love getting to see different shows and musicals popping up to London, saw Oliver recently, fantastic show. Anything to do with live music and performance is absolutely brilliant. Love it. Nice. And you've made a solid start to self-teaching yourself the drums. Solid start's a very kind thing, but yeah, it's got to the point where I don't think I can work out how I can move one foot at a different time to another without someone who knows what they're doing telling me. So maybe lessons are up for grabs a bit later on, perhaps. I don't know.

All right. Well, let me ask you, since you started taking up the drums, is your relationship

with your Gemma still as strong as ever? Yeah, they've been hidden away, trying to move house.

So they've been hidden away in the lot, which is probably, for her, a good thing. There's always

pots and pans available, I suppose, aren't there? So maybe I could dig those out and try, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Are you the kind of person who goes around every surface just going? I mean, not as much as I used to, but yeah, I could understand that getting quite frustrating for anyone within my sort of, you know, personal space. But yeah, maybe I should start doing that, just to like a bit of a toe in the water a little bit, maybe.

All right, pal, how's your music knowledge? You like the drums? Is that the base of your kind of playlist? Sort of. I'm a big fan of the two fighters, but then I think my main sort of, here was sort of mid to late 90, the early 2000s, but that's probably going to bite me in the bottom now so you never know what comes up there.

Alright good lad, here we go then.

Wilbrook in Eastbourne, this is your early 2000s, but that's probably going to bite me in the bottom now, so you never know what comes up there.

All right, good lad.

Here we go then.

Willbrook in Eastbourne.

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