Hello, we're William Hanson and Jordan North from the help I sexted by Boss podcast and we're

currently sponsored by Heathrow Express. Jordan, as you know, I've just got back from New York and I was able to record in the studio with you the very day I landed. Yeah, how did you get here so quickly from the airport? Well, I caught the Heathrow Express. It's the fastest way to get to and from Heathrow. There are trains every 15 minutes and the journey itself is only 15 minutes as well.

And tickets are valid at any way to get to and from Heathrow. There are trains every 15 minutes and the journey itself

is only 15 minutes as well. And tickets are valid at any time on the day of travel, really

useful for if your plans change. And where would one get these tickets from, William Hanson?

You can book trains online Jordan North at Heathrowexpress.com.

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