You. Yeah, you sitting there.

I know what you're thinking of. I know what you're really thinking of.

You want that cheese snack. Yeah. The one you steal from your kids' lunchbox, perfectly round, cheesy and baked to perfection.

The one you hide on the top shelf so your short game can't reach.

The one you keep in your glove box for traffic jams? Or just because? You're thinking of mini-cheddars.

Oh, did it just make it

worse by mentioning it? Sorry, go on. Give in, I would. Mini-cheddars, baked with real cheese.

Still thinking about it, aren't you? Ross Kemp here. A nationwide survey says four out of five people

are happy with their smart meter. Let's see.

Irene. We're making savings, so yes. Dave, I pretty chuffed. Rochelle helps us budget. Very happy.

Liam. Not sure yet. Mary. Oh, definitely. That's four out of five, Albert. You see? I told you so, Ross.

Search get a smart meter today. Eligibility may vary. Consumer action required. 82% of owners surveyed in 2024 were happy. It's three minutes after 10. Why am I

currently thinking of peanut farms and the secret tape of LBC presenters.

If anyone can get the correct answer to both of those questions,

I shall give you the money myself in the immortal words of Les Dennis.

Why am I currently thinking of peanut farms and the secret tape of LBC presenters saying things that they wish they could forget?

You might get one of them, but there's no

earthly way anybody's going to get both of them. The second question has a relatively easy answer.

Whenever I say, is there a German word for? Is there a German word for that feeling that you

kind of want to look away from something but you can't or that you don't really want to talk about

something but you also really do? Or that you've asked this question so many times that you must have probably got to the

correct answer but you can't resist the urge to ask it again in case there's a different answer

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