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Ellis, our podcast is nearly 500 episodes old.

But what have we learnt?

Ellis James and John Robbins.

I've learnt that when you're doing live radio, if somebody texts in in block capitals, it's very really a good sign.

We've had a confused text, it says, I want to listen to this rubbish.

I learned that if you lose to lose Sanders in a board game,

don't mention her on the show,

you are going to get an unexpected call.

Oh, dear, oh dear.

Ellis James and John Robbins, 500 not out.

Lovely stuff.

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I've been a wander all my life and many a sight I've seen.

Ah, I still get goosebumps with that.

You know why, Stuart?

A great memory.

Erin will know the venue when we went up with offside years ago and we did it ahead of a cup final, we did it live in one of those big, big venues out heading the wards of the airport, maybe the big some sort of exhibition centre or whatever. And Duncan Shearer, the great Aberdeen legend, was one of our guests. And what we did, you can't even beat a bit of audience participation at these nights. So what we go, and we go on camera, of course, for the show. I got Duncan to conduct the huge Aberdeen audience in a chorus of the Northern Lights. Excellent. And I still, I go to my game there. I still get goosebumps. It's a great, great, great song.

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