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Hello, listener. Where are you right now? Perhaps you're lounging on a beach somewhere,

or on a train watching fields roll by, or snuggled under a cozy blanket at home?

I personally am mid-historical battle reenactment. We're acting out the fight Jay-Z had with

Stalange in the lift. I'm plain Beyonce. Wherever you are, you're sure to enjoy this comedy

of the week from BBC Radio 4. I'm a THENIC OF BENU, and I'll check in with you at the end.

If I haven't been slain, on with the show!

What I do prefer about the United States is there way more things that can kill you,

and I respect that. I want to go out in nature and I want to be in danger. I want to be rolling

the dice a bit. It just adds the excitement. Hello, and welcome to a new series of your place or mine,

and BBC Radio 4, the travel show that says Marbile was Mount Everest. I'm Sean Keveney,

and this is a podcast where we travel across the world, but without the jet lag,

and the bag searches or the risk of tropical diseases, for now at least, until the BBC find a

budget to let's record on location. Each episode, a new guest attempts to convince me to step out

of my mind and onto an aeroplane. On today's your place or mine, we are joined by an American

comedian, actor, writer and author who has adopted London as his home. You may well know as the

co-creator and co-star of award-winning TV show Katastrophe, or from officially being one of the

funniest people on Twitter, and I'm thrilled to say, getting me off my couch this week possibly

is Rob Delaney. Hi guys, it's a bit much, that wasn't it? A little bit, a little bit much.

Were you bundling me off to or attempting to? I was thinking I might get you to my birth

state of Massachusetts where I grew up. I figure, you know, for somebody like you who doesn't

particularly enjoy broadening their horizons, it would be sort of a baby step because Massachusetts is

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