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00:07Music
00:21Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:23Now, we've known it for many, many years and you at home know it too.
00:27And that is that the Countdown audience is a multi-talented crowd.
00:33It wasn't so long ago that a viewer painted a super pop art picture of you, Rachel.
00:39And now somebody's turned their attention to this poor old chap here.
00:44Somebody called Rudy Matz from Lincoln saw a picture of me in a newspaper,
00:50a particularly unflattering shot, I might add,
00:54and he liked the post so much he's painted it.
00:56Oh, let's have a look.
00:58It looks like a sort of a particularly angry Bernard Levin.
01:01The older viewers will remember Bernard Levin, of course.
01:04But anyway, there it is.
01:06What do you think?
01:07You don't look impressed.
01:09Are you watching The Apprentice?
01:10I don't know what I'm doing.
01:11I've got no idea what I was doing.
01:13I think actually that picture was taken by The Guardian in some sort of apprentice promotional thing.
01:20But I don't know what's going to happen.
01:22He hasn't given me the picture and he certainly can't sell it.
01:25So he's going to be, he'll put it in the attic.
01:27That's the best place for that.
01:28Now, the best place to be here today, of course, is to be a contestant.
01:33Adam, two wins, I think, 101 and 64.
01:36I hope you're not sliding.
01:38No, I hope not, too.
01:39Because Rick gave you a bit of a run for your money, actually, in the last one.
01:42Yeah, he caught me up really quickly towards the end.
01:45He did, he did indeed.
01:46Anyway, a journalism graduate.
01:48And what are the prospects like?
01:50You want to be a print journalist, yeah?
01:52Yeah, sort of that or press officer work.
01:54That's what I'm looking into at the minute.
01:55Are you?
01:56Yeah.
01:57Go there.
01:57No, no, no.
01:58Cross the line.
01:59Get a job in a local paper.
02:01Learn your craft that way.
02:02There's more money as a press officer.
02:03It's not all about money, Adam.
02:06The money will follow if you're good.
02:08And you're joined by Matthew Howell, an undergraduate from Gloucester, who's studying screenwriting.
02:14That's right, yep.
02:14That's a career that needs a lucky break, I think.
02:17Yes, yeah.
02:18Just waiting to get noticed.
02:19So screenwriting for feature films or television or what?
02:22Feature films, TV, documentary, I haven't found exactly what I want to go into yet, but...
02:28Yeah, I mean, there aren't...
02:29I mean, a lot of people might do it.
02:31And in fact, if you go to New York, the bloke who drives the lift, the bloke that serves
02:36the drinks, the waiter, they say, because we're not really a waiter, I'm really a screenwriter.
02:42Have you ever known that?
02:42Yes, yeah.
02:43Well, good luck to you, but you know, you need luck.
02:46Yes, I know.
02:47So does your goldfish, which you've called Bear Gills.
02:51Yes, yeah.
02:52Ripple of applause from the audience.
02:54Might call my next one Ranulph Finns.
03:00Anyway, there we are.
03:00Well, good luck to you.
03:01Let's have a big round of applause for Adam and Matthew.
03:10Talking about Ran Finns, he's sitting next to Susie.
03:15Welcome back, Ran.
03:18Tell me this.
03:19A lifetime of danger and extreme endeavour.
03:24What was the first time that you recall when somebody said to you, Ran, would you stop being
03:30so reckless?
03:31How old were you?
03:32Yeah, I can remember it as my mother.
03:34Yes.
03:35I was brought up in South Africa and near Table Mountain.
03:39Yeah.
03:40And there's woods.
03:41And in those days there were baboons and wild dogs inside the woods.
03:44Yeah.
03:44And there was my school, which is in Weinberg, quite a long way away.
03:48Well, four or five miles.
03:49And I think I was five or six.
03:51I'm not exactly sure.
03:53And Mum was late collecting me from school.
03:56And I thought she wasn't going to come at all.
03:58So I thought, well, the answer is to set out.
04:00And I did.
04:02And didn't get run over, didn't get eaten by the wild dogs or the baboons.
04:06And arrived home and they were very apologetic but very worried and basically said, don't
04:11ever do it again.
04:13So I said to her, well, don't ever be late again.
04:16Quite right.
04:16And with that under your belt, you undertook a lifetime of dangerous exploits.
04:21Well, I'm delighted to see that you're still with us.
04:24Thanks.
04:24Excellent.
04:25Anyway, let's get on with the game.
04:26And Adam, two times winner, would you like to kick things off?
04:30Hi again, Rachel.
04:31Hi, Adam.
04:31Let's start with a consonant, please.
04:33Start today with L.
04:35And another?
04:38D.
04:39And another?
04:41S.
04:42And a fourth, please.
04:45R.
04:45And a vowel?
04:47A.
04:49And another?
04:51E.
04:52And another?
04:54O.
04:56And another?
04:59I.
05:01And a consonant, please.
05:03And the last one, N.
05:05Countdown clock time.
05:06And a consonant, please.
05:37Now then, Adam.
05:39Seven, not written down.
05:41Right. Matthew?
05:42I had an eight, but I've realised I've used the E twice.
05:45So you're withdrawing?
05:46Yes.
05:47Adam?
05:47Loaders.
05:48Loaders. What's wrong with that?
05:50No, nothing at all. Absolutely fine.
05:52Very good. Anything else? Man?
05:53Oh, soldier. Yes.
05:56Yes. Good seven.
05:57Soldier. And Susie?
05:59Lardons for another seven, which is those little cubes of bacon.
06:04And for an eight, there's ordinals,
06:05which are numbers sort of defining a position in a series,
06:09so first, second, third, for example,
06:11or they can be church books, service books.
06:13All right. Very good. Well done.
06:19Well, you're up and running, Adam.
06:21Matthew, off you go.
06:24Afternoon, Rachel.
06:25Afternoon, Matthew.
06:25Start with constant, please.
06:27Thank you. Starts with G.
06:29And another one.
06:32H.
06:33And another, please.
06:35T.
06:37And a third.
06:39A fourth, sorry.
06:40R.
06:42And a vowel, please.
06:44A.
06:47And another one.
06:50U.
06:51And a third, please.
06:54O.
06:55A consonant, please.
06:58N.
07:00And a final consonant, please.
07:04And a final S.
07:06Stand by.
07:07J.
07:08A consonant, please.
07:08And a third, please.
07:08And a fourth, please.
07:09And a fourth, please.
07:30And a fourth, please.
07:31So, thank you.
07:31Be for you.
07:31And a fourth-ANSFRP,
07:31peel over the top only,
07:33But aå…³ on your head,
07:33I'll give you a little Major,
07:33and I know you might it Ф Folks.
07:33On your hand,
07:33기다� some欢迎ies be doing it.
07:34Oh, no,
07:36and nobody else.
07:36could thisä½ in person,
07:36No, we can't get one place.
07:37we'll give you a question there.
07:37Yes, Matthew a five five Adam six. Mm-hmm Matthew shrug
07:45Shrug Adam fongs very good and in the corner ran
07:50nought
07:51N-a-u-g-h-t nought n-a-u. Okay. Yes. Anything else he's not but a fool
07:56You can actually have noughts n-o-u-g-h-t as well and put the s on that and
08:01there is a nate there staghorn
08:02What's that which is the ant of a stag used for knife handles walking stick handles second. Oh, I see
08:08all right
08:09Very good very good 13 and nil Adam startling stuff, and it's your letters game
08:15Hey, can I start with a consonant, please? Thank you, Adam
08:19M and another
08:22T and another
08:25N and a vowel please
08:29I and another
08:30A and another
08:33E and another
08:37O
08:39Consonant please
08:41G and another consonant and lastly s here we go
09:18Adam seven seven matthew just a six and you're six steaming yep
09:24Adam
09:25Magnets magnets
09:27Pretty good stuff absolutely anything else what have we got man?
09:31Uh magnetos
09:33Magnetos yeah
09:34Yes, small electric generators. Yeah, um lots lots of eights there actually
09:39Mangiest mega tons steaming there's quite a selection very good
09:45Magnetos to cast out magnetos anymore. They don't do they
09:47I have no they used to when I was a kid. I'm sure they did very good
09:5120 nil Matthew come on letters game
09:55Hey, um, I'll start with constant, please. Thank you, Matthew
09:59ah, and another
10:03Q and another
10:06K
10:06K
10:07And a vowel, please
10:10A
10:10And another
10:13E
10:14And another
10:15Please
10:16I
10:17A consonant, please
10:19C
10:22A consonant
10:25S
10:27And a final vowel, please
10:28And a final
10:29E
10:31E
10:31It's clock time
11:03Matthew.
11:04Just a five.
11:05A five.
11:06Adam.
11:06Five.
11:08Matthew, yeah?
11:09Rakes.
11:10Rakes.
11:10And Adam.
11:11Rakes for me too.
11:12Yeah, two rakes, two old rakes, two young rakes.
11:14What have the old rakes got?
11:17Six creaks, which is appropriate.
11:20It's quite creaks, all right.
11:21So, you're off the blocks there, Matthew.
11:23Five points to 25.
11:25Plenty of time.
11:26Adam, first numbers game.
11:28Place your order there.
11:29I'll have two large and four small, please.
11:32Adam.
11:32Two big ones, four little ones.
11:34Coming up for the first numbers game today, which are ten, five, six, four and the large
11:41to 25 and 100.
11:43And your target?
11:45193.
11:46193.
11:47203.
11:47203.
11:48203.
11:51203.
11:52203.
12:03203.
12:04203.
12:04203.
12:05203.
12:05203.
12:05203.
12:17Adam?
12:18I made a mess, that's 198.
12:20198, okay, Matthew?
12:22193.
12:23Well done.
12:24Let's hear from you.
12:25100 minus 4 is 96.
12:28Yep.
12:29Times that by 2 is 192.
12:31Where's your 2?
12:33Um, oh.
12:36No, I've made a pig's ear of that one.
12:39Sorry.
12:41So let's hear the 198 then.
12:44Adam?
12:45Okay, 6 minus 4 is 2.
12:476 minus 4 is 2.
12:49Times 100.
12:50Times 100 is 200.
12:52And then 10 over 5 is 2, and take that away.
12:5610 over 5 is 2, and 198.
12:59Aha.
13:00All right, Rachel, let's stop this messing around.
13:03193, please, Rachel.
13:04Can you do it?
13:05Um, no, I missed this one.
13:06It looks really easy.
13:07Um, and I'm sure it is, but I'll have to have another look.
13:10Should we come back to you?
13:10Yeah, come back.
13:11All right, then.
13:11So we'll come back to you in a second, Rachel.
13:13But now let's talk to Ran.
13:14Well, Ran, yesterday, Susie was talking about tarantulas.
13:17Have you come across dangerous spiders?
13:19Well, I thought they were dangerous, because they look dangerous.
13:21They're called camel spiders.
13:22Yes.
13:23And they wait till you or the camel is asleep, and then you, they anesthetize you.
13:28Yes.
13:29And then they eat that bit.
13:30Ah.
13:30Um, and you wake up, and there's a bit missing.
13:33And you realize there was a camel spider during the night, not a vampire.
13:36This is Arabia, where there aren't any vampires.
13:39Right.
13:39And, um, because in Africa, I used in the morning to go into my mother's room and draw the curtains
13:45for her, and when I was about seven, one dropped off the curtain and bit me on the neck, and
13:49I got off school, which was nice, but I got a phobia against spiders, and I wanted to get
13:54rid of it, and about 24, I think, in the Arab army, and, um, this camel spider came, I was
14:02wearing shorts at the time, over my thigh, and we were sitting around a camp with all
14:06the soldiers, and I was desperate to keep their respect, and they don't mind these things
14:11at all.
14:12In fact, they're religious, they respect them.
14:14So, instead of screaming, I had to grin at it, and, um, let it crawl, and then for the
14:21next three years, sort of, sleeping in the desert, I got used to them, and therefore confronted
14:27them, and got rid of the phobia, eventually.
14:30But now, no fear of spiders?
14:32None at all, no.
14:33Good for you.
14:34Excellent stuff.
14:35And now, we've got, uh, a tea-time teaser for you, and it's sing, acts, and the clue, he
14:42sings and acts, so attends a lot of these.
14:45He sings and acts, so attends lots of these.
14:49And the answer is castings.
15:11Castings, and those of you who were with us yesterday will remember that, uh, Ran went
15:15for a casting, an audition to play James Bond, and Cubby Broccoli carelessly gave it to
15:21Roger Moore.
15:22He made another huge error in that.
15:25Anyway, 32 to 5, Adam Leeds.
15:28Matthew, your letters game.
15:29I'll start with a consonant, please.
15:32Thank you, Matthew.
15:33N.
15:35And another.
15:36R.
15:38And a third, please.
15:41H.
15:42And a vowel.
15:44A.
15:46And another vowel.
15:48E.
15:49And another vowel.
15:52I.
15:53A consonant, please.
15:56T.
15:58Another consonant.
16:01M.
16:03And a final vowel, please.
16:06And a final.
16:07E.
16:08Clock time.
16:10And a final vowel.
16:26And a final vowel.
16:26And a final vowel.
16:29And a final vowel.
16:29And a final vowel.
16:29And a final vowel.
16:29And a final vowel.
16:29And a final vowel.
16:30And a final vowel.
16:40Matthew?
16:41Oh, try a seven.
16:43Hold on. Adam?
16:44Six.
16:45And your six?
16:45Hernia.
16:46Hernia.
16:48Matthew?
16:48Meteor.
16:50Meteor.
16:51Yep.
16:51Sounds good.
16:52Very good.
16:53Anything else?
16:53Ram?
16:54Minaret.
16:55A minaret, yeah.
16:56Yes.
16:57And a few sounds.
16:58Hernet and trainee.
17:00But there is an eight there.
17:01If you extend hernia, Adam, you can have herniate, which is what an organ does when it suffers a hernia.
17:07It herniates.
17:11Well done, Matthew.
17:1232 to 12 now, Adam.
17:14Take it away.
17:14Letters game.
17:16Can I have a consonant, please?
17:17Thank you, Adam.
17:18R.
17:19And another?
17:22D.
17:23And another?
17:25T.
17:26And another?
17:28V.
17:29And a vowel, please.
17:31O.
17:32And another?
17:35I.
17:36And another?
17:37O.
17:39And another?
17:41E.
17:42And a final consonant, please.
17:45And a final P.
17:47Stand by.
17:47Yes.
18:15Bye.
18:16Thanks, guys.
18:17now then Adam I'll try a seven a seven Matthew just a five and your five tried
18:25tried Adam trooped trooped yes absolutely fine no problem with that
18:33at all trooped okay anything else there well there was over tip for seven and
18:40provide as well for another seven very good thank you 12 to 39 Adam and lead
18:46there Matthew let us go consonant please Rachel thank you Matthew H and another
18:54T and third C and a vowel a and another I and another a consonant please she
19:12another consonant W and a final vowel please and a final you here we go
19:28so
19:54Matthew just a five five Adam five okay Matthew just a five five Adam five okay
19:59Matthew watch watch which which which watch watch which anything else there ran
20:07caught yes caught and believe it or not you'll hate this Nick you can add an a to
20:13watch and have watcher watcher which is usually start wotcha but you can spell it
20:20w-a-t-c-h-a we've got that from the Sun newspaper probably very good 44 to 17 and
20:26now Adam that is game I'll start with a consonant please thank you Adam D and
20:33another L and another L and another W and the vowel please I and another O and
20:45another E and the consonant X and another S and a final consonant please and a final J tick tock
20:59the vowel please and it doesn't sleep well and and other O and another W and the vowel please and
21:29A koska measure of an O and this is anywhere, that you will have to watch it all and
21:31Adam six six Matthew six not written down all right let's hear from you oxides oxides yep
21:39exiled exiled no shoes there we're exiled and you only uses two E's and you've only got one I'm
21:47afraid I don't know yeah that's bad luck all right what else we got over there ran six oldies oldies
21:55we know about that don't we anything else Susie just wheels jolly good 44 to 23 as we turn to
22:04you
22:04Susie for your origins of words well I mentioned last week that I have been browsing through the
22:09Oxford school dictionary of word origins which focuses on slightly yucky things and I'm sorry
22:14to bring this up subject up but I'm going to look at the word acne which we might think of
22:20as a modern
22:21phenomenon but in fact the ancient Greeks suffered from acne too and they thought of it as a little
22:26points sticking up from up and out of the face and their word for a for a point was acne
22:32meaning
22:34peak and we talk about the acne of excellence today and so they took that to describe the
22:38nasty skin eruptions that they and that they suffered the switch from acne to acne probably
22:43happened accidentally when a scribe accidentally wrote M instead of sorry N instead of M and so
22:48it stuck but not only is acne related to acne but it's got connections with lots of other words too
22:54such as acid which gets its name because of its sharpness and acute a very thorny tree is an acacia
23:01and an acrobat walks right at the very tip of something the very first acrobats were tightrope
23:06walkers an acropolis is a city at the top of a hill while an acronym takes the point or first
23:13tip
23:13of a word to make a new one I'm dazed by that now then Matthew numbers game I'll go for
23:30two large
23:31and four little ones please Rachel thank you Matthew two from the top again and four small ones coming up
23:36and for this round the four little ones are six eight nine and four and a large two fifty and
23:44twenty-five
23:44and the target six hundred and twenty-nine six two nine
23:51so
24:04so
24:06so
24:20what news Matthew
24:21um
24:23no I'm too far away
24:24no
24:25too far Adam
24:27I think I've got it six two nine
24:29all right let's hear from you
24:30if you do eight minus six is two
24:34yep
24:35uh
24:36fifty divided by two is twenty-five
24:38twenty-five times twenty-five
24:41sixty-five
24:41and add the four
24:43and you've got it sixty-nine all done
24:44well done
24:45very good
24:48well done
24:49and that propels you to fifty-four to uh
24:52twenty-three
24:53as we go into a tea time teaser
24:55which is met disco
24:57and the clue in the home and having a bit of an argument
25:01in the home and having a bit of an argument
25:19welcome back I left you with the clue in the home and having a bit of an argument
25:24and the answer is a domestic domestic
25:26it was a bit of a domestic
25:29fifty-four to twenty-three Adam in the lead
25:31Adam
25:32letters game
25:33take it away
25:34I'll have a consonant please
25:35thank you Adam
25:37T
25:37and another
25:40L
25:41and another
25:44R
25:45and a vowel please
25:47O
25:48and another
25:50U
25:51and another
25:51E
25:53a consonant please
25:55F
25:57and another
26:00S
26:01and a final consonant please
26:04and the last one
26:05R
26:06and they're off
26:08are you
26:17the
26:17that
26:17you
26:35are
26:39Adam.
26:40Eight.
26:41Mm-hmm.
26:42Just a risky seven.
26:43All right, let's hear your seven.
26:46Foulers.
26:47Foulers.
26:48Adam.
26:49Flouters.
26:51Flouters.
26:52Well, very, very unlucky, because flouters particularly is a great guess,
26:57but unfortunately it's not in the dictionary,
26:58and it has to be specified as what we call an agent noun,
27:02and it's not there, I'm afraid, Adam.
27:03And I don't think fowler is there.
27:05Did you say fowlers?
27:07Yeah.
27:07Fowler would be there as a sort of more foul, but not as a noun, I'm afraid,
27:11so you can't put the S on.
27:13While fouling.
27:14No can do.
27:16No.
27:16All right, bad luck.
27:1754 to 23.
27:19What could we have, Susie?
27:21Ran.
27:22Half a pair of trousers, a trouser.
27:25Trouser.
27:26Anything else?
27:27Florets, as in florets of broccoli, and restful, so a few sevens.
27:32Not enough of that.
27:33Very good indeed, so 54 to 23.
27:35Matthew, take it away.
27:37Start with consonant, please.
27:39Start with...
27:40T.
27:42And another.
27:44P.
27:45And another.
27:47D.
27:48Vowel, please.
27:51O.
27:52And another.
27:54A.
27:55And another.
27:57E.
27:59Consonant, please.
28:01S.
28:03Vowel.
28:05A.
28:07And a final consonant, please.
28:12And a final N.
28:14And here's the clock.
28:42And we'll be right back.
28:46Matthew?
28:47A six.
28:47A six. Adam?
28:48Six.
28:49Right, Matthew?
28:50Posted.
28:51Posted.
28:52Adam?
28:53Panted.
28:54Panted.
28:55Happy?
28:56Very happy.
28:57And Ran, anything else in the corner, what have you got for us?
28:59Peasant.
29:00Yes.
29:01And Susie's got something to do with leprosy.
29:05Yes, dapsone, which is an ointment used for treating leprosy.
29:08I once went to a Caribbean island, which was a leper colony, and it was intact, Ran.
29:14All the huts were there.
29:15The church was there.
29:16The hospital was there with the filing cabinet.
29:18You could open them and look at the files.
29:21But, you know, eventually it closed down.
29:24They just left because it was cured.
29:26It was extraordinary.
29:28Now, we've got a family institute on Antigua.
29:31Yeah?
29:32For a hundred lepers with no relatives, and we send money there.
29:36Is that right?
29:36Still lepers, yeah.
29:38This was off Trinidad.
29:41Anyway.
29:42Sixty to twenty-nine.
29:43Adam, let us go.
29:45Have a consonant, please.
29:47Thank you, Adam.
29:48L.
29:49And another.
29:52S.
29:53And another.
29:54P.
29:55And a fourth.
29:58L.
29:59And a vowel, please.
30:01E.
30:02And another.
30:03A.
30:05And another.
30:07E.
30:09A consonant.
30:10T.
30:12And a final consonant, please.
30:14And the last one.
30:15C.
30:16Here we go.
30:18Here we go.
30:48Adam.
30:49A seven.
30:50A seven.
30:51A seven.
30:51A seven.
30:51A seven.
30:52A seven.
30:52All right.
30:53Adam.
30:53A seven.
30:56A seven.
31:03A seven.
31:04A seven.
31:22A seven.
31:27A seven.
31:30A seven.
31:35A seven.
31:38A seven.
31:39A seven.
31:39A seven.
31:41A seven.
31:42A seven.
31:43A seven.
31:44A seven.
31:44A seven.
31:47A seven.
31:55A seven.
31:56A seven.
31:59A seven.
32:00A seven.
32:00A seven.
32:00A seven.
32:01A seven.
32:01A seven.
32:03A seven.
32:03A seven.
32:03A seven.
32:04A seven.
32:04A seven.
32:04A seven.
32:05A seven.
32:06A seven.
32:09A seven.
32:10Matthew. Just 740. 740. Adam? 738. All right. Let's hear from Adam. 75 times 10 is 750. Yep. And then
32:22100 over 50 is 2. It is. And subtract that and subtract the other 10. So yeah, the 10 and
32:30the 2 to take away. 738. Well done. Very good. And what can you do for us, Rachel?
32:36If, again, you do with 100 over 50 is 2. And then 75 less 2, 73. Times that by 10
32:44for 730 and add on a 7.
32:47Brilliant. Well done. Perfect. As long as come to expect. So we're going to the final round. It's conundrum time.
32:56So fingers on buzzers, please. Let's reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:31OK. Well, we're frozen up here in the audience.
33:35Any hands? Yes, sir. Scrapbook. Let's have a look and see whether you're right. You are. Well done. Scrapbook.
33:45Very well. Very well done indeed. So, Adam, you take the day. 74 to Matthew's 36. No shame in going
33:54down to this chap.
33:55He's a formidable character. We're going to have to say cheerio to you. Back to Preston and screenwriting.
34:02Yep.
34:02Could you do a play about Countdown? Why not?
34:06I'm not. Yeah, I don't do plays. Just for the film and TV.
34:10Make a feature film about it then.
34:11Now, what's all this about? Next summer, you plan to go on an intensive martial arts camp in Thailand.
34:18Yeah, that's right. Me and my flatmate were planning on heading out to Thailand, possibly for two or three months,
34:24six hours a day, six days a week.
34:26Do what?
34:27Combat fighting. It's called Muay Thai. It uses eight points of contact. That's two hands, two feet, knees and elbows.
34:34Don't break anything. It doesn't kill your flatmate either. Just go back with our best wishes and your goodie bag
34:41and best luck.
34:42See you tomorrow, Adam.
34:43See you tomorrow.
34:43Another strong performance. See you tomorrow, Susie.
34:46Have you heard about this martial arts stuff?
34:48No, but it sounds very impressive.
34:50Yep.
34:50You could take on that when you get back. He'll teach you a thing or two about scrapping, I think.
34:55No, I can run.
34:58Very good. Well, don't you run too far around. We want you back tomorrow.
35:02And Rachel, too.
35:04Have a pleasant evening. Have a pleasant evening. Be back here with us tomorrow, same time, same place. You be
35:09sure of it.
35:19A grade two listed windmill gets the Sarah Booney treatment tonight in double your house for half the money. That's
35:25at eight o'clock. Next today, that's a deal or a deal.
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