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00:30Well, good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:35Now, tomorrow is National Poetry Day.
00:3725 years it's been running.
00:39It's amazing.
00:40And every year, a theme is picked.
00:43And this year, the theme is truth.
00:45Right.
00:46So, nominations are being asked for poetry poems that do with truth or home truths or that sort of thing.
00:54It's a wonderful idea.
00:56Now, I've got a question for you.
00:58Right.
00:58I'm not going to ask you to recite anything, but have you ever had a go at writing poetry?
01:04I have.
01:05I'm a published poet, Nick.
01:07No.
01:07Have you not got my books?
01:08Tell me.
01:09I have been supporting the Premier League Primary Stars Project.
01:12So, I've been helping with their numeracy stuff to make numeracy things in schools for kids.
01:17And they also have a literacy side.
01:19So, they've done a poetry competition the last couple of years.
01:21Excellent.
01:22And my poems have gone in the book.
01:24So, the first year, their theme was resilience.
01:26And then this year, their theme was diversity.
01:28So, I've got two poems in two books that have actually been printed.
01:32I had no idea about this talent.
01:34That's wonderful.
01:35That's wonderful.
01:36Now, who's with us?
01:38Somebody with talent, too.
01:39Our actuary friend or actuarial friend, Paul Nixon.
01:44Two good wins.
01:45Very good.
01:45I think the first one over 100, wasn't it?
01:48Yeah, thanks.
01:49And the other one just under.
01:50So, well done.
01:51You keep it up.
01:52But now you've got to get past Dave Richardson.
01:55Welcome, Dave.
01:56Retired civil servant from Tumsville in Sunderland.
01:59Now, there's an amazing backstory here from Dave.
02:04Because when you were on holiday in Tunisia, a long time ago.
02:07A few years ago.
02:08You had long hair.
02:10You had long hair.
02:11And you and your mates decided it would be a laugh to dress you up, splash on some make-up,
02:17and enter you in a female beauty contest.
02:21So far, so funny.
02:23But you won.
02:26I'll just slightly correct you there, Nick.
02:28Well, it was.
02:29I did have longer hair.
02:29And I was a lot younger.
02:30And it was mixed company.
02:32And they thought it would be a great idea.
02:33Yeah.
02:34And in those days, they were taking quite seriously these competitions.
02:37And it was like, Dave, do you fancy becoming Divinia?
02:39And I said, well, let's do that.
02:41Yeah.
02:41And it was the full make-up, the full dress, everything like that.
02:44I didn't quite win.
02:45I became runner-up.
02:46But there was a heck of a lot of women behind me.
02:48So I was quite pleased with that.
02:50I don't know how the ladies felt about it.
02:51It's brilliant.
02:52It wasn't a bikini contest.
02:53No, no, no.
02:54No, no.
02:55Glad to hear that.
02:56That could have been tricky.
02:56Just a dress.
02:57Unforgettable holiday.
02:58I should say so.
02:59All right.
02:59Well, listen, have an unforgettable day here today.
03:01Both of you.
03:02Big round of applause for Paul and Divinia.
03:08Good evening.
03:09Isn't that amazing?
03:11I've never heard anything like that.
03:13Anyway, there we are, over in the corner.
03:15Susie, gasping for breath.
03:17And also, for the last time until we can get her back, after your tour, you'd better come
03:23back and talk to us again.
03:24It's that wonderful writer, comedian, and poet, Pam Hayes.
03:28Oh, Pam.
03:34Now, Paul, your letters came.
03:36Good afternoon, Rachel.
03:37Afternoon, Paul.
03:38Can we start with a vowel, please?
03:39Start today with O.
03:41And another vowel?
03:43E.
03:44And another one?
03:45I.
03:46A consonant, please?
03:47B.
03:48And another?
03:50T.
03:50And another?
03:52Y.
03:53And one more?
03:54G.
03:56And another consonant?
03:58M.
04:00And one more consonant, please.
04:02And lastly, L.
04:03And here's the countdown clock.
04:37Paul, a six.
04:39Now, Dave.
04:41Just a five.
04:43And your five is?
04:44Bilge.
04:45Bilge.
04:46Yeah.
04:47Mobile.
04:48Mobile from Paul.
04:50And over in the corner, Pam?
04:51We've got gimlet, as in gimlet-eyed.
04:55And?
04:57Yes.
04:58It's also a cocktail, which you could drink out of a goblet.
05:01So that's there, too.
05:02You must have a gimlet in a goblet, really.
05:04Absolutely.
05:05Or two.
05:06Or two.
05:07Now, Dave, your letters came.
05:10Could I start with a consonant, please?
05:12Start with R.
05:13And another one.
05:15T.
05:16A vowel, please.
05:18U.
05:19Consonant.
05:20V.
05:21A vowel.
05:23A.
05:24Consonant.
05:25S.
05:27Vowel.
05:29E.
05:32Another consonant, please.
05:34M.
05:35And we'll finish with a vowel.
05:38Finish with I.
05:41Stand by.
05:41All morning.
06:10Diffus R.
06:11Well, Dave. Seven. And Paul. Eight. Dave. Servant. Servant. And urinates. Urinates. Indeedy. Pam.
06:29I've got Stainer, which is seven. And Susie's gone one better. Yes. Venturis. V-E-N-T-U-R-I
06:38-S. They are short pieces of narrow tubes, which measure flow rate or exert suction, I think, in medical or
06:46chemical terms. Venturis. Thank you.
06:49All right. Now, on to the numbers side of things. Paul, first numbers game.
06:57Can I have six small ones, please, Rachel? You can, indeed. Thank you, Paul. Six little ones kick us off
07:02today.
07:03And they are nine, three, two, seven, five, and five. And your target, 829.
07:15Eight to nine.
07:18Eight to nine.
07:22Eight to nine.
07:43MUSIC PLAYS
07:46Paul?
07:488, 3, 0, not written down.
07:518, 30. Dave?
07:53No, let's stick with Paul.
07:57Yes, Paul?
07:587 plus 2 is 9.
08:007 plus 2, 9.
08:04Times 9 is 81.
08:05Yes.
08:07No, I've gone wrong.
08:10Sorry, Paul.
08:12We have to lower the burden on your slender shoulders then, Rachel.
08:178, 2, 9?
08:19I could get you to 830, but this one is impossible.
08:23So, one away was the best.
08:26Time for a tea time tease with a score standing at Paul 14.
08:31Dave, yet to score, but there's lots of time for that.
08:34Our teaser, it's lad goes in.
08:37And the clue, the lad goes into the job interview having just been sat next to the other candidates.
08:42The lad goes into the job interview having just been sat next to the other candidates.
09:11He sat alongside them.
09:15Alongside is the answer.
09:18Now, Dave, it's your letters game.
09:22Consonant, Rachel, please.
09:24Thank you, Dave.
09:24H.
09:26Another consonant.
09:28R.
09:29Vowel, please.
09:31O.
09:32Consonant.
09:33S.
09:36Vowel.
09:38E.
09:39Consonant.
09:41C.
09:43Vowel.
09:45O.
09:47Consonant.
09:49R.
09:51And another consonant.
09:54And the last one, M.
09:56Stand by.
10:28Yes, Dave.
10:29Seven.
10:30A seven and?
10:32I'll try an eight.
10:33Dave.
10:35Chooser.
10:35A chooser, no.
10:37How much of a risk is this, Paul?
10:39A smoocher.
10:40Yes, you can be a smoocher.
10:42If you do wish.
10:44Very good.
10:47A smoocher.
10:49What is a smoocher?
10:51Well, you can either...
10:52Smoochy dancing close together.
10:54Exactly, you can dance that way, you can kiss that way, all those things.
10:59Smooching.
11:00OK, Paul, your letters game.
11:04A vowel, please, Rachel.
11:06Thank you, Paul.
11:07E.
11:08And another?
11:09I.
11:10And another?
11:11A.
11:13A consonant, please.
11:15R.
11:15And another?
11:17S.
11:18And another?
11:20C.
11:21And another?
11:23R.
11:24And another?
11:26F.
11:29And a consonant, please.
11:31And the last one?
11:33G.
11:34And it's canter.
11:36A consonant, please.
11:36A consonant, please.
11:46Yes, it will subscribe.
11:47A consonant, please.
11:48assume...
11:55Oh, yes...
11:56For a nouveaux one who guests.
11:56A consonant, please.
11:56Well, here's a whole thing now.
11:56Every door is always said.
11:57Well, it's always said.
11:57Absolutely.
11:58And a notification of that email is still a provocation.
11:58And a이션.
11:59All together, well, if you can make sure you tell me the answer.
12:01The opening, well...
12:07Yes, Paul.
12:08A seven.
12:09A seven, Dave.
12:10Just a six.
12:11And your six is...
12:13Griefs.
12:14And, Paul.
12:15Carries.
12:17And carries.
12:18Carries, absolutely fine.
12:22And griefs, you had to...
12:24Yeah, that's absolutely fine.
12:25Incidential cause of intense sorrow.
12:27You can put the S on it in that sense.
12:29Griefs, yeah.
12:29Yeah.
12:31Pam.
12:31Well, I just managed to do grief, which is only five,
12:35but Susie's come up with something impenetrable.
12:40Susie?
12:41We have it sometimes on countdown.
12:44Fiacres, from the French.
12:45A small four-wheeled carriage for public hire.
12:48Very good.
12:50Now, that's a good start there, Paul,
12:53but now it's Dave's numbers game.
12:54Dave?
12:55I could have one big and five little, Rachel.
12:58You can indeed, thank you, Dave.
12:59Let's get you off the mark with these numbers.
13:00These five little ones are one, five, six, seven, eight.
13:08And the big one, 75.
13:10And the target, 383.
13:133-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8
13:16-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8
13:21-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8
13:23-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8
13:31-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8
13:33-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3-8-3
13:45Yes, Dave.
13:46Three at three.
13:48And Paul.
13:49Three, eight, three.
13:50Dave.
13:51I hope this is right.
13:52Five, seventy-five.
13:53Three, seven, five.
13:54Plus the eight.
13:56Yep.
13:57Straight forward.
13:58Three, eight, three.
13:59Well done.
13:59Thanks.
13:59And Paul.
14:00Same way.
14:01Same way.
14:01Really good.
14:03OK.
14:04So, thirty-nine to ten.
14:06Dave's off the blocks and he's running.
14:08And it's Pam we turn to.
14:10Now, Pam, what have you got for us to do?
14:13Well, you've kindly mentioned my new book several times, which is called Up in the Attic.
14:18So, I thought I would do the title poem, Up in the Attic, from my book of poems.
14:23And I wrote this because recently, about three years ago, we moved house and I actually had to tackle the
14:29decades worth of junk that was up in the attic.
14:33So, this is the poem.
14:36I've got to find a document whereabouts unknown.
14:39I haven't seen the thing since George VI was on the throne.
14:43A copy's unacceptable, or so the job's worth said.
14:47There's only one place left to look and that's the place I dread.
14:51It isn't in the chest with the drawers stuffed full.
14:55It isn't in the cupboard with the old knitting wool.
14:58It isn't in the garden where the cauliflowers grow.
15:01So, where is it?
15:02Where is it?
15:03I think we all know.
15:05It's up in the attic where the wind blows chill.
15:09Up in the attic where the woodworm drill.
15:12Up in the attic with the dust and the fluff.
15:15Up in the attic with a load of other stuff.
15:18Up the shaky ladder to the hole as black as pitch.
15:22Up the shaky apparatus feeling for the switch.
15:25Up to the attic where the temperature drops.
15:28Up in the attic where the friendliness stops.
15:32There's the little table where the clock used to stand.
15:36There's a photograph of granny changing on the sand.
15:39The photograph you took on holiday in Perrinporth.
15:42When a cold wave slapped her and her teeth shot forth.
15:47Up in the attic there's a big old clock.
15:50A big old rocking horse that's never going to rock.
15:53A farm and a castle and a little Noah's Ark.
15:56And a doll's house beautiful but all the rooms are dark.
16:00A doll's house beautiful palatial in its day.
16:04Closed up now the occupants have gone away.
16:07Gone with the passengers waiting for the train.
16:10Here on a set that'll never run again.
16:14There's a box with a wedding dress straight from the bride.
16:17The body of a little mouse mummified.
16:20A disappointed spider on the cobwebbed floor.
16:24He hasn't caught a fly since the Second World War.
16:28There's insurance certificates relating to the house.
16:31My last will and testament to benefit the spouse.
16:34All the vital documents that punctuate your life.
16:38Little kiddies' works of art that cut you like a knife.
16:42A dropside cot in a shade of baby blue.
16:45The paint's gnawed off but it's still as good as new.
16:48And this'll show you what a sentimentalist I am.
16:51Together with the parasol.
16:53My children's ancient pram.
16:56Here in the glimmer of the solitary light.
17:00Here all the memories still shine bright.
17:03Cold through a crack comes the glimmer of the moon.
17:07Shining on a lifetime flown too soon.
17:10All this stuff once taken at the tip.
17:13All this stuff once putting in the skip.
17:16All this forgotten clutter sorrowful and brown.
17:20I'll leave it for the kids when I'm six foot down.
17:34That's wonderful.
17:36It's very good.
17:38Thank you Pam.
17:4039 plays 10 and it's Paul's letters game.
17:43Vowel please Rachel.
17:45Thank you Paul.
17:46U.
17:46And another vowel.
17:48E.
17:49And another.
17:50O.
17:51Consonant please.
17:53R.
17:54And another one.
17:55W.
17:57And another.
17:58P.
17:59And one more.
18:01Q.
18:02And another one.
18:04F.
18:07And another consonant please.
18:09And the last one.
18:10R.
18:11Stand by.
18:13R classical music.
18:13And another.
18:14And another one.
18:37I'm going to hear you.
18:38All another.
18:41I'm going to know you Adam.
18:42Well, Paul, just a five. Dave? Just a five. Paul, power. And Dave? Same word, power.
18:52Power. Any advances on that? Yes, we have furore, which is six. Very good. All right.
19:0044, please, 15. And Dave, it's your letters game.
19:03Consonant, please, Richard. Thank you, Dave. S. And another one.
19:07M. Vowel. I. Consonant. L. Got to have a vowel. Oh, A.
19:19Consonant. H. Vowel. There's your E. Yeah. Consonant. K. And another vowel, please.
19:34And the last one. You.
19:37And here's the countdown clock.
19:39And here's the countdown clock.
20:11Dave? Just a five. A five. And? I think I've got a six. Yes. Dave? How about smile?
20:22And emails? No, I think you're absolutely fine. Yes, emails. Very good.
20:27Good. I'm ashamed to say I've only got shame, which is five.
20:31Mm-hmm. But Susie's got a better one.
20:34Well, Muesli is there for another six.
20:37Indeed. Muesli.
20:38And Sierra, yeah. 50 plays 15. Now it's a numbers game for Paul Nixon.
20:44Okay. Let's go for one large and five small this time, please.
20:47More of a standard choice. Thank you, Paul. One from the top. Five little ones.
20:51And the small ones are nine, one, seven, four, and ten. And the big one, 75.
21:00And this target, 289.
21:03289.
21:34Well, Paul?
21:35289.
21:36Dave?
21:37289.
21:38Yes, Paul?
21:40Four times 75.
21:41Four 75s are 300.
21:43Take away the 10 and the 1.
21:44Straight forward, this one.
21:45And Dave?
21:46Same way.
21:47Same way.
21:48Yep.
21:54So 60 plays 25, which we go into our second tea time teaser, which is ref finest.
22:00And the clue.
22:00The ref was the finest in the business, but he had this before the big game to settle his nerves.
22:07The ref was the finest in the business, but he had this before the big game to settle his nerves.
22:27Welcome back.
22:28Back, I left with the clue.
22:30The ref was the finest in the business, but he had this before the big game to settle his nerves.
22:36He had a stiffener.
22:39Stiffener.
22:39Wise man.
22:40A stiffener.
22:4260 to 25.
22:43Paul in the lead.
22:44Dave, your letters game.
22:45A consonant, Rachel, please.
22:47Thank you, Dave.
22:48D.
22:49Vowel, please.
22:51A.
22:52Consonant.
22:54S.
22:55Consonant.
22:57T.
22:58Vowel.
22:59O.
23:01Another vowel.
23:02E.
23:04Consonant, please.
23:06Z.
23:07Consonant.
23:09D.
23:10And a vowel.
23:12And lastly, A.
23:15Stand by.
23:17Jennifer voi.
23:26F.
23:28Fé.
23:29Fé.
23:32Los.
23:33Fé.
23:33Fé.
23:34Fé.
23:35Fé.
23:36Fé.
23:37Fé.
23:39Fé.
23:47Dave?
23:48Just a five.
23:49And Paul?
23:50Just a five as well.
23:52Dave?
23:53Towards.
23:54Yes, Paul.
23:55Dozes.
23:57Dozes.
23:58Any advance on five?
24:00We've got Dazed, which is quite nice, but it's only five.
24:05Susie?
24:05Oh, Susie's got a good one.
24:07Still five.
24:08Thaddo is there for five.
24:10Thaddo.
24:11Terrible, isn't it?
24:12Not so good.
24:1365 plays 30.
24:15Paul?
24:16Here we go.
24:16Letters game.
24:17Vowel, please, Rachel.
24:19Thank you, Paul.
24:20I.
24:20And another.
24:21O.
24:22And another.
24:24U.
24:25And one more.
24:27A.
24:28A consonant, please.
24:30C.
24:31And another.
24:33M.
24:34And another.
24:35D.
24:36And another.
24:38R.
24:40And a vowel, please.
24:43And lastly, E.
24:45Stand by.
24:47Stand by.
24:48And a vowel.
25:00Amen.
25:01I'm sounds.
25:04I'm done.
25:06I'm done.
25:10I'm done.
25:12I'm done.
25:17Yes, Paul.
25:18I'll try an eight.
25:20An eight, and Dave?
25:21I've just got a six.
25:23Dave?
25:24Dancer.
25:25And Paul?
25:27Acridone.
25:29Brilliant.
25:30I was furiously looking that one up.
25:32Yes, it's a crystalline compound
25:34which forms the basis of various biologically active substances.
25:39Well done.
25:46Not for everybody.
25:48No.
25:49Seriously, we're back with you.
25:50Oh.
25:51What have you got for us today, by way of your origins of words?
25:55Well, a shout-out to one of my colleagues, Simon Horobin,
25:58who's written a lovely book called Bagels, Bumpf and Buses.
26:02And he has done a bit of a whirlwind tour of musical instruments,
26:06so here are some for you.
26:08Do you think you've ever played an instrument?
26:10A guitar, badly.
26:11OK, I'll come to the guitar in a minute.
26:13A penny whistle, excruciatingly.
26:17Well, some, like a penny whistle,
26:20some instruments are entirely straightforward,
26:21and you can guess them either from their descriptors of the shape
26:24or the sound they make.
26:26So I start with the piccolo.
26:28That's from the Italian word meaning small.
26:30The bassoon is from the Latin meaning low,
26:33because of the low tone that it produces.
26:35A piano, as most of us know, was originally a piano forte,
26:38and that's from the Italian piano e forte, meaning soft and loud,
26:42because you were able to produce different kind of gradations in tone, really,
26:46unlike the harpsichord, which is from the Latin for harp string.
26:52The drum, the name imitates its sound,
26:55and the cymbal, that comes from the Greek kumbe, meaning a cup,
26:59because of the shape this time.
27:00The trumpet comes from trump, and that was an earlier name for the trumpet,
27:04or a blast on the horn, that's where we get the breaking wind sense as well.
27:08The French clarinet, which is the one I used to play,
27:11that comes from the Latin clarus, which is quite nice,
27:14which means clear, and that's behind the clarion core as well.
27:17You have the viola, and the violin.
27:20We'll go back to the Latin vitula,
27:23and she was the Roman goddess of joy, which I think is quite beautiful.
27:26And finally, the guitar, that is derived from the Greek kithara,
27:30which was, or kithara, that was the name of an instrument resembling the lyre,
27:34as it goes back to that.
27:35And the musical term chord, referring to a group of notes sounded at the same time,
27:39comes from accord, to bring something into harmony,
27:42which was like a nice note to end on, if you'll forgive the pun.
27:47Wonderful.
27:51So good, isn't it?
27:53And when you reel them off, of course, so many of them, actually,
27:57if you really thought about it and were clever,
27:59you could actually unpick, actually.
28:01It's extraordinary, isn't it?
28:01Yeah, you can decode them, but they're so ancient, most of these.
28:04We've been playing them for such a long time.
28:06That was wonderful.
28:0873 to 30, what do we do?
28:11Dave, how about the letters game?
28:13A consonant, Rachel, please.
28:15Thank you, Dave.
28:16S.
28:17And another one.
28:18T.
28:20Vowel, please.
28:21A.
28:22Consonant.
28:24S.
28:26Vowel.
28:26I.
28:29Consonant.
28:30L.
28:32A vowel.
28:34E.
28:36A consonant.
28:38N.
28:40And one more vowel, please.
28:43Lastly, U.
28:45Stand by.
28:46Hистone.
29:02Let's minutes.
29:03Let's do it.
29:07Let's go.
29:18Yes, Dave?
29:19Seven.
29:20Seven. And, Paul?
29:22Seven as well.
29:23Dave?
29:24I'm not sure. Unlists?
29:26And, Paul?
29:27Entails.
29:28And entails.
29:31That's absolutely fine, yes, to unlist, to remove someone from a list,
29:34especially a list of military personnel.
29:37Hmm. Now, in the corner, Pam and Susie?
29:41Well, I only got tassel, but Susie's got the stunning...
29:47It's not the most stunning word, but it will give you a nine.
29:49Insulates.
29:58Well done.
30:00A worthy nine. Paul, it's your letters again.
30:04A vowel, please, Rachel.
30:05Thank you, Paul.
30:06I.
30:06And another.
30:07E.
30:08And another.
30:09I.
30:10And a consonant.
30:12D.
30:13And another.
30:14L.
30:15And another.
30:17N.
30:18And another.
30:20W.
30:21A vowel, please.
30:23O.
30:25And a consonant.
30:26And to finish.
30:28S.
30:29Stand by.
30:30Sam.
30:33C.
30:34C.
30:42C.
30:44C.
30:45The.
30:50And a én.
30:52C.
30:52C.
30:54C.
30:55C.
31:00Well, Paul?
31:02A seven.
31:03Dave?
31:03Seven.
31:05Paul?
31:06Swindle.
31:07And Dave?
31:08Same one, Paul?
31:09Swindle.
31:10Swindle.
31:12Any more swindling?
31:14Yes.
31:15Yes, we have an eight, which is lionised.
31:19Yes, very good.
31:21Lionised.
31:25He was lionised.
31:2887 to 44.
31:30And now, Dave, it's your numbers game.
31:32Could I have one large and five little ones, please?
31:35You can indeed.
31:37Thank you, Dave.
31:37Last time today.
31:38The numbers are as follows.
31:41Five, ten, one, two, six, and 75.
31:47And the last target, 483.
31:51483.
31:53483.
31:55483.
31:56484.
31:57494.
31:58494.
31:59494.
32:00504.
32:02504.
32:03504.
32:04504.
32:04504.
32:22Yes, Dave?
32:23No, I lost it.
32:24Paul?
32:254, 8, 3.
32:27And, Paul?
32:2875 plus 5.
32:3080.
32:31Times 6.
32:32480.
32:34And add on the 2 and the 1.
32:354, 8, 3.
32:36Well done again.
32:42Now, just nudging 100 again, Paul.
32:45A strong pair.
32:47Final round.
32:48Gentlemen, gentlemen.
32:49Fingers on buzzers.
32:51Let's roll today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:05Yes, Paul?
33:07Processor?
33:08Let's see whether you're right.
33:10Dave's nodding his head furiously.
33:12So I think you probably are.
33:13Yes, you are.
33:21You were there, weren't you?
33:24You were absolutely on it.
33:26It's a bit second time.
33:27Paul just beat you to it.
33:28Paul, I'll come back to you in a second.
33:30107.
33:30Great score.
33:31Dave, you came on a day when we've got somebody roaring away.
33:35But you played well.
33:36Thank you very much.
33:37You take this back to Tunstall with you.
33:42In your next beauty contest, I think that's one of the best stories we've ever had on
33:47this show.
33:48At least I'll leave a mark somewhere, won't I?
33:49Indeed.
33:50We'll see you tomorrow.
33:51Well done.
33:52Fantastic.
33:54107 points.
33:55Well done.
33:56Oh, I can barely bring myself to say goodbye to you, Pam.
34:00But look, you come and see us again, please, very soon.
34:03Of course I will, Nick.
34:04Thank you very much for the welcome.
34:06We relish your return.
34:07Oh.
34:09All right.
34:09Susie, see you tomorrow?
34:11Definitely.
34:11See you then.
34:12And Rachel, too, of course.
34:13And just to say to Dave, if Davinia does fancy coming back, I've got a lot of dresses
34:17that I'm going out of now.
34:18So you're welcome to wave my wardrobe.
34:20We're not a chat later.
34:23Sure.
34:23I hope you brought a lorry.
34:26See you tomorrow.
34:27See you tomorrow.
34:28See you tomorrow.
34:29All right.
34:29Same time, same place.
34:30You'll be sure of it.
34:31A very good afternoon.
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