00:00And round about eleven may I hear of heaven is a nice cup of tea.
00:05I like a nice cup of tea.
00:07Stop it, you daft brush. Anyhow, it's half three.
00:09You were a beautiful dancer. Graceful, fluid.
00:12I wasn't that good.
00:13You were that good.
00:15Ginger Rogers of Whitley Bay. I always said we should have entered them competitions.
00:18We'd never have won.
00:20Swept the board.
00:22You're looking at Hollison's new Starbaker.
00:25Hollison's? I thought it was plastics.
00:26No. I'm Lord Bunton of the Babs, number two oven man. Much better, you can't eat plastic.
00:31So will it be regular?
00:32I am sticking to it like a swan of water.
00:35And a free loaf every day.
00:38Tomorrow, a pork pie.
00:39Pork pie?
00:40Slightly damaged.
00:41You're slightly damaged.
00:42Today, 14 ounce Danish.
00:46Slightly damaged.
00:47Light and airy for ladies who are watching their figure.
00:50I'm not though, am I?
00:51You're better off wobbling than rattling.
00:54I like a nice cup of tea.
00:57I like a nice cup of tea with my tea.
01:00Cup of beer.
01:01In the morning.
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