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00:31Well, good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:34I wonder how many people realise that something like 1.9 million tonnes,
00:40nearly 2 million tonnes of food is wasted every year
00:44in this sort of professional cooking industry, I guess.
00:48But what's happening now to stop this dreadful waste, Rachel,
00:51is that we've got, coming, AI, artificial intelligence bins.
00:57I think it's so clever.
00:58They've got cameras and sensors.
01:00And as food has been chucked into the bins,
01:03it interrogates the food on its way into the bin
01:06to decide what it is and all the rest of it.
01:08And that information is then fed back to the kitchen
01:12so that they can buy more sensibly.
01:16Cut back on the potatoes because we're throwing away 25% of the potatoes
01:20that we buy and so forth.
01:21Great idea. Great idea.
01:24There's not too much food wasted in our house.
01:27In fact, the truth of the matter is, Rachel, if I'm absolutely candid,
01:30when I go to that big fridge and open it, there's almost nothing there.
01:38Honestly, there's sometimes a little bit of cheese that's turning to wax.
01:44You know how cheese does?
01:46That's about it, really.
01:47I think that's pretty standard.
01:48Are you the same?
01:49We are a little bit, but we do the veg box delivery,
01:52so we have to look every week at what we've got in the fridge
01:54and work out what we want the next week.
01:55So it's quite good, really.
01:56You end up eating the weirdest chopped up stews of cauliflower
02:00and 15 carrots because that's what you've got left.
02:03But it's quite a good way of doing it.
02:04Well done.
02:05Well, more people should do it.
02:06But I think that's good news.
02:09Who's with us?
02:10Tom Silverlock is back with us, Rachel.
02:13Four wins.
02:14How are you feeling there, Tom?
02:15I'm feeling very relaxed, yeah.
02:17You always do.
02:20Electrical engineer from Camden.
02:22Good old Camden.
02:23I used to live in Camden.
02:24It's a great part of London, actually.
02:25It is.
02:25It's fantastic.
02:26I like that.
02:27I like that.
02:28You're joined by Trevor Coates,
02:29a retired electrical engineer from the great city of Chester.
02:33Big cyclist.
02:34Yes.
02:35You pedal off with the Chester Easy Riders.
02:39Yes.
02:39We meet up on a Thursday,
02:42always at a cafe,
02:43head off into Wales or down to Shropshire
02:46or just around the Cheshire country lanes.
02:47In little groups?
02:49There's usually six or eight of us.
02:51Always find a pub for lunch.
02:52That's brilliant.
02:53It's a great exercise, too.
02:54It is.
02:55Love it.
02:55All right.
02:56Well, there's a lot of exercise to be done here.
02:59Mental exercise.
03:00Good luck to you both.
03:01Big round of applause now for Trevor and Tom.
03:04APPLAUSE
03:09And Susie's over in the corner.
03:10Of course she is looking after Dictionary Corner.
03:13And it's great to welcome back,
03:14a few years after her first visit,
03:17wildlife presenter,
03:18the wonderful Michaela Strachan.
03:19Welcome back, Michaela.
03:21Welcome back.
03:25Lots to talk about with Michaela a little bit later,
03:28but now it's up to Tom to set the pace.
03:33Off we go, Tom.
03:33OK.
03:35Hi, Rachel.
03:35Hi, Tom.
03:37Can I have a consonant, please?
03:39Start today with H.
03:41And a vowel.
03:43O.
03:44Another consonant.
03:46S.
03:47A vowel.
03:48I.
03:49And a consonant.
03:51M.
03:52Another vowel.
03:55E.
03:56A consonant.
03:58N.
03:59A consonant.
04:00T.
04:01And another vowel.
04:02And the last one, A.
04:05And here's the countdown clock.
04:38Well, Tom?
04:39I've got six.
04:40A six. Trevor?
04:41A seven.
04:42And a seven. Tom?
04:44Hitmen.
04:46Yes, Trevor.
04:47Moisten.
04:48And moisten.
04:50Yes, both absolutely fine.
04:53Now, what's the corner got?
04:54There is an eight, bit of a countdown regular.
04:57It's amniotes.
04:58Yes.
04:59Amniotes, so things that sort of are formed within amniotic fluid, etc.
05:04So, the way that normal mammals are gestated.
05:07Got it.
05:07All right.
05:13Over to Trevor.
05:14Trevor, your first letters game.
05:16Hi, Rachel.
05:17Hi, Trevor.
05:18Could I start with a consonant, please?
05:20Thank you. Start with F.
05:21And a second.
05:23N.
05:24And a third.
05:27D.
05:28And a vowel, please.
05:30I.
05:31And a second.
05:33U.
05:33And a third.
05:35O.
05:37And a fourth.
05:39A.
05:41And a consonant.
05:43L.
05:44And finally, a consonant, please.
05:47Finally, M.
05:49Stand by.
05:50We'll see you next time.
05:51We'll see you next time.
05:52We'll see you next time.
05:53We'll see you next time.
05:53We'll see you next time.
05:54We'll see you next time.
05:57We'll see you next time.
06:03We'll see you next time.
06:05We'll see you next time.
06:06We'll see you next time.
06:08We'll see you next time.
06:09We'll see you next time.
06:10We'll see you next time.
06:14We'll see you next time.
06:21Trevor?
06:22Just a five.
06:24A five? How about Tom?
06:25I've got a six, but not written down.
06:28OK, don't worry about that.
06:29Trevor?
06:30Mound.
06:31And?
06:32Armand.
06:34Yes, that's pretty good.
06:35Very nice.
06:36Michaela, Susie?
06:37Yeah, we got quite a good one, didn't we?
06:39Manifold.
06:40OK.
06:41Very good.
06:42Ooh, gasp from the audience there.
06:44Manifold.
06:47Trevor, one point ahead, as we turn to Tom.
06:51Numbers game, Tom.
06:52Can I have one large and five small, please?
06:55You can indeed, thank you, Tom.
06:56One from the top five little-uns.
06:58And the first one of the day is two, seven, two, five, nine, and the large one, 25.
07:06And your target, 661.
07:09661.
07:41Well, Tom?
07:42I've got 666.
07:44How about Trevor?
07:46Yes, I think I've got 666 as well.
07:49All right.
07:49Not written down.
07:50OK.
07:51Trevor, off you go.
07:57No, I've lost it.
07:59Lost it?
08:00Bad luck.
08:01Off you go, Tom.
08:01All right, 2 times 5 is 10.
08:042 times 5, 10.
08:05Times 2 is 20.
08:07Yep.
08:08Plus 7 is 27.
08:09It is.
08:10Times 25.
08:11Times 25 is 675.
08:13675 and minus 9.
08:14Yep.
08:15666.
08:16Pretty good.
08:17Nicely done, but not quite there, was it, Rachel?
08:19If you say 5 minus 2 is 3, 3 times 9 is 27, then you can times that by 25
08:26again for 675, and
08:28you have a spare 2 times a 7 for 14 to take away for 661.
08:33Oh, well done.
08:34Well done.
08:38Perfect.
08:39All right.
08:39There we are.
08:4013 plays are 7.
08:41Tom in the lead as we turn to our first Tea Time teaser, which is Nose on Him.
08:46And the clue?
08:47The nose on him is bright purple.
08:49He's been overdoing it with this.
08:52The nose on him is bright purple.
08:54He's been overdoing it with this.
09:13Welcome back.
09:14Welcome back.
09:14I left with the clue.
09:15The nose on him is bright purple.
09:17He's been overdoing it with this.
09:19He's been overdoing it with Moonshine.
09:22Bad boy.
09:23Moonshine.
09:24There we are.
09:2413 plays 7.
09:25Tom in the lead.
09:26And it's Trevor we turn to.
09:28Trevor, let's go.
09:29A consonant, please, Rachel.
09:31Thank you, Trevor.
09:32J.
09:34And another.
09:36D.
09:38And a third.
09:39R.
09:41And a vowel.
09:42I.
09:43And a second.
09:46E.
09:47And a third.
09:49U.
09:51And a fourth.
09:53A.
09:55And a consonant.
09:57N.
09:58And finish with another consonant, please.
10:00Finish with L.
10:03Stand by.
10:34Trevor.
10:36A.
10:36six. And Tom? I've got seven. Yes, Trevor. Jailor. Yes. Launder. Launder. Well played.
10:47Well played. Now, Michaela. Michaela and Susie? Well, we got unrailed, but is it derailed?
10:55Well, it's a slightly different meaning. So, to be unrailed is not fenced off. So,
10:58if there's no banister, the staircase is unrailed. Unrailed. Yeah. Okay. Good enough.
11:0320 plays seven. So, Tom, let us game. Off we go. Can I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Tom.
11:10C. And another. S. And a vowel. I. And a consonant. R. Another vowel. A. Another consonant.
11:25G. Another vowel. O. Another consonant. D. And another vowel. And the last one. I.
11:37Don't buy.
11:55G. Another vowel.
11:56Jailor.
11:56G. Another vowel.
12:02No, no.
12:04Go.
12:08Go.
12:09Go.
12:09Go.
12:10Well, Tom, six. And Trevor?
12:13Just five.
12:14And your five is?
12:15Leads.
12:17Thank you. Tom?
12:18Corgis.
12:21Corgis.
12:21Why is it funny?
12:23I don't know, I just like that. I like that. I like corgis.
12:26Now, Susie?
12:29We have a seven, a medical seven, which is sarcoid.
12:34Yes.
12:34And it's the adjective relating to sarcoidosis, which is a chronic disease, idiopathic, so I don't know the cause, but
12:42characterised by the enlargement of lymph nodes, sarcoidosis.
12:52And corgis, of course, 26 to 7 now.
12:55Trevor, it's your numbers game. Good luck.
12:57One from the top and five small, please.
13:00Thank you, Trevor. Same again. One large, five little.
13:03And for this round, we have six, eight, seven, four, five.
13:11And the large one, 100.
13:13And the target, 460.
13:15460.
13:161.
13:5116 not written down.
13:53Can you try for it, Tom?
13:56Sorry, I got that wrong.
13:57Sorry.
13:59Right.
14:00Lucky break, Trevor.
14:01Off we go.
14:02Eight plus seven.
14:03Eight plus seven.
14:04Plus 100.
14:06Plus 100.
14:07Times by four.
14:0815 times four.
14:09460.
14:10Well done.
14:10Well done.
14:11Well done indeed.
14:14Good.
14:16So it's Trevor.
14:17Well in touch.
14:1817 to Tom's 26.
14:20As we turn to Michaela.
14:22Michaela, Springwatch.
14:23What a great show.
14:24What a great show.
14:25I'm glad you enjoy it.
14:25I'm glad you enjoy it.
14:26Everybody enjoys it.
14:28And all the animals come streaming past.
14:31Do you have a favourite over the years?
14:32I think there's one that stands out for me.
14:35And it's because I think we all love the underdog.
14:38And so a couple of years ago we had cameras on a stickleback fish that we named Spineless
14:44Psy.
14:45And you know people know stickleback fish.
14:47You see them in your ponds.
14:48But very few people know much about a stickleback fish.
14:50And I think that was the beauty of this character.
14:52You know we had the cameras on it.
14:54We got to know him very well.
14:56And his story was just brilliant.
14:58I mean you couldn't have written it.
14:59And that's what I love about Springwatch is nature writes the stories.
15:03And he was missing one spine because there's three spined sticklebacks.
15:07He only had two.
15:08So that's why he was called Spineless Psy.
15:10And next to him was Frisky Phil who had all his spines.
15:13And he was the resplendent one getting all the women.
15:15And then his nest got trashed by something.
15:17And then Spineless Psy got the females and they came in and they laid all the eggs.
15:22And then it's the male that fans the nest and tries to get the eggs to hatch.
15:26And on the last show, on the last sort of ten minutes of the last show of the series,
15:31they hatched.
15:32And it was just one of those stories that everybody got behind.
15:35And I think it even got the front page of one of the newspapers about Spineless Psy the stickleback.
15:41I just love those stories when we champion the underdogs that most people don't even take a second glance at.
15:48And yet they're so interesting if you get to know the biology.
15:51Everybody's looking for the big fierce ones or the lovable ones or whatever.
15:55And the little stickleback, there he is.
15:57It's the little guys that are the most interesting.
15:59Oh, brilliant.
15:59Well done.
16:00Thank you, McKay.
16:06Excellent.
16:08Tom.
16:09Off we go.
16:10Letters game.
16:11Can I have a consonant, please?
16:12Thank you, Tom.
16:14L.
16:15And another one?
16:17R.
16:18And a vowel?
16:19A.
16:20And another consonant?
16:22F.
16:23And a vowel?
16:25E.
16:26And a consonant?
16:28W.
16:29And a vowel?
16:31I.
16:32And a consonant?
16:34S.
16:36And a vowel?
16:38And the last one, O.
16:40And it's countdown.
16:41We'll see you next time.
16:45We'll see you next time.
16:46We'll see you next time.
16:50We'll see you next time.
16:51We'll see you next time.
16:52We'll see you next time.
16:53We'll see you next time.
16:54We'll see you next time.
16:57We'll see you next time.
17:00We'll see you next time.
17:02We'll see you next time.
17:12well Tom I've got a seven not written down and Trevor seven and a seven Tom
17:19flowers yes Trevor foilers foilers foilers not there I'm afraid and filer
17:31fowler oiler but not a foiler I'm sorry that is bad luck yeah what about the
17:36corner Michaela Susie yeah we got we got some eight air flows air flows yeah
17:42you know to put an s on the end we are yeah not a mass noun the flow of air
17:46encountered by moving aircraft or vehicle 33 to 17 Trevor your your letters game
17:59Trevor could have a consonant please Rachel thank you Trevor V and another ah and
18:09another P and a vowel a and a second you and a third I and a fourth e and
18:28consonant B and final consonant please final s standby
18:40so
18:43so
18:48so
19:08Trevor.
19:09Six.
19:10Tom.
19:11Six.
19:12Now, Trevor.
19:13Pavers.
19:14And rabies.
19:17Oh, rabies.
19:19Best avoided.
19:21Michaela, what do you think?
19:22Oh, I got six and a seven.
19:23So, vipers.
19:24Yeah.
19:25Keeping on the wildlife theme.
19:26Quite.
19:27But we got another one, didn't we?
19:29Abusive.
19:29Yes.
19:31Yep, that'll give you a seven.
19:32Two pretty unattractive words, actually.
19:34The viper.
19:36Now then, 39 to 23.
19:38Tom, it's your numbers again.
19:40Can I have one large and five small, please?
19:43You can indeed.
19:44Another one from the top five, a little.
19:46Thank you, Tom.
19:47And this time, we have three, four, five, ten, nine, and 75.
19:54And this target, 731.
19:57731.
19:58831.
19:59831.
20:00831.
20:03831.
20:04831.
20:13831.
20:14931.
20:14931.
20:14931.
20:15931.
20:151031.
20:161031.
20:171031.
20:181031.
20:181031.
20:191031.
20:201031.
20:201031.
20:29Well Tom
20:31731 not written down
20:33Trevor
20:34731
20:35So Tom
20:38Right 4 minus 3 is 1
20:40Yep
20:4275 minus 1 times 10
20:4574 times 10
20:46740
20:47And then minus the 9
20:49Perfect 731
20:51Yes Trevor
20:52No I said 10 times 75
20:55750
20:56Yep
20:573 times 5 is 15
21:00Add the 4
21:0119
21:02And take that away
21:03And another 10 points well done
21:09So 49 plays 33
21:12Trevor on 33
21:13As we turn to our second tea time teaser
21:16Which is I
21:17Strachan
21:18And the clue
21:19Neither Gordon nor Michaela
21:21Would dream of behaving like this
21:23Neither Gordon nor Michaela
21:24Would dream of behaving like this
21:47Would dream of behaving like an anarchist
21:52An anarchist
21:53As if 49 plays 33
21:56Tom on 49
21:57Trevor
21:57Your letters go
21:59Consonant please Rachel
22:01Thank you Trevor
22:02M
22:03And a second
22:06S
22:06And a third
22:09X
22:10And a fourth please
22:12L
22:13A vowel
22:15A vowel please
22:15A
22:17And a second
22:19E
22:21And a third
22:23O
22:26A vowel
22:27Sorry a consonant
22:29P
22:30And a final consonant please
22:33A final G
22:34Stand by
22:36A vowel
22:37A vowel
22:48And a third
23:03To
23:03Aếle
23:06Trevor?
23:07That's six.
23:08That's six.
23:09And Tom?
23:09Six.
23:10Trevor?
23:11Gleams.
23:12And gloats.
23:14Gleams and gloats?
23:17There's no T for gloats, unfortunately.
23:20Oh.
23:20Put a misheard there.
23:21I've written it down wrong.
23:22Sorry.
23:23What about the corner?
23:24Michaela?
23:26Yeah, I struggled, actually.
23:27Susie?
23:28Yeah, no more than six, I'm afraid.
23:30I was looking up something that wasn't there.
23:33Okay.
23:33Yeah, no more than six.
23:34So, Tom on 49, Trevor, 39.
23:38So, you're still close, Trevor.
23:40Tom?
23:40Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
23:42Thank you, Tom.
23:44T.
23:44And a vowel?
23:46I.
23:47And a consonant?
23:49D.
23:50And a vowel?
23:51E.
23:52And a consonant?
23:55N.
23:56And another vowel?
23:58U.
24:00And a consonant?
24:02T.
24:02And a consonant?
24:04H.
24:06And a vowel?
24:07And the last one, A.
24:10And it's Countdown.
24:11T.
24:38And a vowel?
24:43well Tom seven seven Trevor seven off we go Tom science it yes Trevor haunted and haunted yes
24:53we happy over there very happy anything Michaela Susie I just think we should say you know the
24:58obvious one is dent it's only four but it's got to be said anything else Susie taunted is there
25:04as well otherwise united for Rachel all right so still 10 points 56 to 46 let's give them a breather
25:15Susie what have you got by way of your wonderful origin of words I have an email from Teresa Hill
25:21in Gloucester who said she'd recently returned from Liverpool and where she heard locals describe
25:27the police station as a bride well where does it come from so we have to go back to bride
25:33well
25:33palace which was built between 1515 and 1520 and it was built as a residence for Henry VIII and it
25:42took its name from a nearby well of St Bride now St Bride was an Irish patron saint otherwise known
25:48as St Brigid of Kildare said to have performed many miracles so it was built in her honor and it
25:54was a
25:54large Tudor edifice and it was as you would imagine visited by all sorts of notables of the day
26:00including the Holy Roman Emperor Chelsea V and it became as I say famous venues for banquets and
26:06elaborate masquerades but as Henry's power faded so did the the heyday I suppose of these palatial
26:13surroundings about half a century later Edward VI gave bride well he donated it to the city of London
26:19he gave it as a poor house for destitute children but it became a prison and a prison particularly for
26:26women who were found to be of loose morals so women who were thought to have kind of strayed
26:32off the proper path if you like and the model proved so successful that similar institutions up
26:38and down the land were called bride wells after this prison and the country took on that name for many
26:43of them not necessarily police stations and I hadn't heard of the police link at all but certainly there
26:49are still in fact prisons up and down the land that were once called bride wells which is quite
26:53interesting um also clink shares a similar history because the original clink was a prison in Southwark
26:59in London and that operated well into the 18th century it was one of the oldest oldest prisons in fact
27:05um in the country but once again that name kind of slips into the imagination as a byword for any
27:10prison
27:11particularly a dismal one um a small dismal prison um that was sort of local to a town so there
27:17you go
27:17bride well which I hadn't heard of and clink both go back to individual institutions and the things
27:22that they did oh very good fascinating fascinating fascinating clink I've heard of that yeah 10 points
27:34in it chaps 56 to 46 Tom in the lead and it's Trevor's chance to catch up now Trevor let
27:40us go
27:40uh consonant please Rachel thank you Trevor ah and a second s and a third y and a vowel i
27:54and second e and a third o and a fourth a and a consonant
28:08r and a final consonant please a final t stand by
28:18so
28:29so
28:29so
28:29so
28:29so
28:45Trevor.
28:47Er, six.
28:49And Tom?
28:50Seven.
28:52Trevor.
28:53Salty.
28:54Yes, Tom.
28:55Tarry's.
28:56Yes.
28:57Well done.
28:58Well done.
28:59And, Michaela?
29:01Um, we got an eight.
29:03Roastery.
29:05Yes.
29:05Really?
29:06A roastery.
29:06It's a place where, um, coffee beans are roasted and processed.
29:09A roastery.
29:10A roastery.
29:11Well, I'll take your word for it.
29:13A roastery.
29:14Where is it?
29:15It's down the roastery.
29:17Really?
29:19So, 63 to 46.
29:22Tom, final letters came for you.
29:23Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
29:25Thank you, Tom.
29:26N.
29:27N.
29:27And a vowel.
29:28E.
29:30And a consonant.
29:31D.
29:32And a vowel.
29:34A.
29:35And a consonant.
29:36B.
29:37And a vowel.
29:40I.
29:41And a consonant.
29:42C.
29:43And a consonant.
29:45S
29:46And a foul
29:47And the last one
29:49O
29:51Stand by
30:23Yes Tom
30:24Seven
30:25And
30:26Seven
30:27Two sevens Tom
30:28Candies
30:29Trevor
30:30Bandies
30:31And bandies
30:32Yes
30:33Bandies about
30:34Very good
30:35Indeed
30:36And over in the corner
30:38What have you conjured out of that little collection of letters
30:41We have seven in cabined
30:44But we also have an eight Nick in diocesan
30:46Relating to a diocese
30:49Oh yeah
30:50Under the pastoral care of a bishop
30:51That's in the Christian church
30:53He's
30:54A citizen of that diocese sort of thing
31:02Yes
31:02Relating to that diocese
31:03Well well
31:05So 70 plays
31:0753
31:09Very good
31:10Trevor
31:10Numbers game
31:12I'll stick with one from the top
31:13And five small please
31:14Thank you Trevor
31:15One large
31:16Five little
31:17And you can still take this
31:18Good luck
31:18Final numbers
31:19Are seven
31:21One
31:22Six
31:23Four
31:24Another one
31:25And one hundred
31:27And the target
31:29Four hundred and fifty four
31:30Four five four
31:31Four hundred and fifty four
31:32Four five
31:39One
31:40Three
31:40Four
31:41Four
31:41Eight
31:42Five
31:42Eight
31:43One
31:44Five
31:44Eight
31:49Seven
31:50And five
31:55Nine
31:56Nine
31:56Four
31:57Seven
31:58Nine
31:58One
31:58Eight
32:00Four
32:03Trevor, 4, 5, 4.
32:06Tom?
32:07Not written down, sorry.
32:08OK, and Tom?
32:10I've got 4, 5, 4 and written down.
32:13Trevor?
32:13I've got 100 times 4.
32:16100 times 4, 400.
32:18And then 7 plus the two 1s.
32:204, 9.
32:22Multiplied by 6.
32:23Yeah, there's your 54.
32:24Well done.
32:25And Andy, Tom?
32:26Tom?
32:27I've done it differently.
32:28I've got 100 plus 7 plus 6.
32:31100 plus 7 plus 6 for 113.
32:35Times 4.
32:36Times 4 for 452.
32:39And then plus the 1.
32:41Plus the two 1s.
32:42And plus the other 1s.
32:43Yeah, lovely.
32:44Well done.
32:48Well done, chaps.
32:49All right.
32:51So we end up with the 80 to 63 as we go into the final round.
32:56It's fingers on buzzers.
32:59Let's roll today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:14Trevor?
33:15Is it ascribing?
33:17Ascribing.
33:18Let's see whether you're right.
33:19Here it comes.
33:20Ascribing.
33:21Look at that.
33:26Well done.
33:29You gave him a good run for his money, too.
33:31I mean, he's a five-time winner now.
33:33But 73 to 80.
33:35And you got the conundrum.
33:36Yes.
33:37That's the pleasure, isn't it?
33:38It is.
33:38That's brilliant.
33:39Well done.
33:40Final word.
33:40Well done.
33:40So, please take this goodie bag back to Chester.
33:45Thank you very much.
33:46Well done.
33:48Well, Tom Silverlock, it's getting hot, isn't it?
33:50It's getting very hot, yeah.
33:52Brilliant.
33:53And not even a glimmer of excitement.
33:55No.
33:59Let's see if we can get one out of you tomorrow.
34:01Okay.
34:01All right.
34:02We'll see you then.
34:02Well done.
34:03Cheers.
34:04Well done.
34:04Michaela, come and see us tomorrow.
34:05I'll be here.
34:06And Susie, too, of course.
34:07Yes, me too.
34:08We'll see you both.
34:09He's good, isn't he, old Tom?
34:10He's very good.
34:11But I just wanted to let you know, there are supermarkets around here.
34:13So, if you wanted to get stuff to fill up your own fridge on the way home, you're welcome
34:17to do so.
34:19Yeah.
34:20Just a word from Catherine.
34:21Oh, no.
34:21That's a bit...
34:22I'll add a message in.
34:23Once you start that game, it leads to trouble.
34:27I'll see you tomorrow.
34:29See you tomorrow.
34:30Join us tomorrow.
34:31Same time, same place.
34:32You be sure of it.
34:32A very good afternoon.
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35:08Oh, my God!
35:10Oh, my God!
35:10Oh, my God!