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out terms of use. Hey, hey, hey, oh, that's why this morning. I listen to the podcast

every week myself just to check these irritating ways of opening. But after that jingle,

I think it works quite well. It's just, it's just not going to disappear into the ether.

If you've got some idiot going, hey, everybody, welcome to the program. It's sort of,

it's an upbeat. It's a positive. Things are going to go well for the next couple of hours.

Kind of mood set. I did, um, uh, a screening of Label and Labet. And this does,

because it's going to be relevant. Yes, it is. At the Phoenix cinema. And he's

eventually just, uh, during the week. And it was lovely. And there was a cure. And I afterwards,

with Christopher Friday and Mark Rustin, very, very good. And afterwards,

somebody comes to me and they said, um, I listened to the podcast and I have to tell you,

the last podcast was very quiet. I said, really? It's very quiet. It's very quiet. It needs

to be louder. So apparently, there was, I mean, I don't understand how this can be the control.

Is that what I don't know? Is it to do with the level of the internet? Well, let me tell you,

last week's program was many things, but quiet. Well, that's what I thought. Quite important,

historical or stupid or inappropriate or hilariously funny. Yeah, one of those, but it was not

quiet. Yeah. Just turn it up. I think that's what I thought. I said, turn it up. And he said,

no, no, he said it was quieter than usual. And he said, he said, I was straining,

straining to listen other than when I went, oh, shallist worker, which he heard that.

Oh, did he? Yeah. Well, he either need, maybe he needs his ears waxed. You know, when they,

yeah, shove that syringe. Well, luckily, there was a person from BBC Interactive there.

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