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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown studio. Now then, it's that time of year again. Spooky masks, scary costumes,
00:37creaking doors, black cats, witches and wizards. Why? Because tomorrow it's Halloween. Halloween. So, if you're out tonight, getting up
00:48to mystery if you be careful. When I was a kid, did we celebrate Halloween? Well, I suppose in the
00:53years when I was a teenager, I was in Ireland, Rachel.
00:55Well, they don't call it Halloween. They call it Samhain's Eve. And the great tradition there is you have a
01:01cake, a fruitcake, and it's called Barn Bragg.
01:05Right.
01:05And in it, you hide a sixpence. And if you get the sixpence, I think you're blessed or something like
01:11that. Or you have to go to the dentist, one or the other. But, Halloween, what does it mean to
01:16you, if anything?
01:16I think it's a lot bigger now than it used to be when I was, even when I was younger.
01:20But we had, I mean, on Strictly, we had amazing Halloween costumes.
01:23Yeah.
01:23I was dressed up as a ghost. It was my last week. And it took about three days to wash
01:29all the stuff out of my hair.
01:30Yeah, because I had so much, just everything. It was kind of like that. I went out to a club
01:35afterwards and just looked ridiculous. But everyone fitted in.
01:38But the costumes on that production, especially the Halloween show, are amazing.
01:42The costumes.
01:43Yeah.
01:44Overall.
01:44And everyone wants to go out afterwards because you've got the best outfit for Halloween already.
01:47Of course. Of course you have.
01:49Now, then, who have we got? Hazel Drury is back, as you called her the baby-faced assassin, Rachel.
01:55A student born in Preston, but now living in Leitrim in the wetlands. Yeah?
01:59And a big win yesterday. Well done. Scored 90 points. And today you've got to deal with Nick Griggs, a
02:09retired police officer from Adelstone in Surrey, who's a big biker. Now, your son, he's a biker too.
02:15Yes, he's following in my footsteps, but he's not on the tracks. He's decided that dirt is the best place
02:21to go, so he rides a motocross bike with the Mid-Sussex Motocross Club.
02:26Well done. And that's your son, Joe?
02:28Joe. My son, Joe, yeah.
02:29Well, well done. Big round of applause, come on, for Nick Griggs and Hazel Drury.
02:37And in the corner, Susie's there, as indeed is the wonderful Michael Whitehall. Great stories yesterday. You're a great raconteur.
02:45I mean, you were never on the stage, as it were, although you should have been.
02:48That side of it never appealed to me. I mean, I love actors. I mean, I still do, and admire
02:54them hugely.
02:55But I can't say I ever had any desire to be one.
02:59No yearning. All right. Now then, let's get down to business here with Hazel Drury. Hazel?
03:05Letters.
03:06Hi, Rachel.
03:07Hi, Hazel.
03:08Please, can I start with a consonant?
03:10Thank you. Start today with D.
03:13And another.
03:14P.
03:15And another.
03:19C.
03:20And a vowel.
03:22A.
03:23And another.
03:25I.
03:26And another.
03:28A.
03:30And a consonant.
03:32Q.
03:34And a vowel.
03:37E.
03:39And a final consonant, please.
03:41And a final R.
03:43And here's the countdown clock.
03:45A.
03:45And a vowel.
04:04And a vowel.
04:04And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:05And a vowel.
04:06And a vowel.
04:15Hazel.
04:16Six.
04:17A six.
04:18Nick.
04:18Six.
04:19Thank you, Hazel.
04:21Parade.
04:22And Nick.
04:23Priced.
04:24Priced.
04:25There we go.
04:26Bristly delivered.
04:27And in the corner, Michael and Susie.
04:29Paired.
04:30Yes.
04:31Diaper.
04:33That's an American one.
04:34American.
04:34Yes, but you will find it used over here as well.
04:36Is it?
04:37Occasionally.
04:38So, just sixes for us, Nick.
04:39We couldn't find a seven.
04:40Nappies.
04:42Yeah, six apiece.
04:44Now then, Nick, your letters game.
04:45Oh, Rachel, could I have a consonant, please?
04:47You can indeed, thank you.
04:48Start with N.
04:49And another one, please.
04:52K.
04:53And another.
04:55R.
04:57And another, please.
05:00L.
05:01And a vowel.
05:04A.
05:06And another.
05:07U.
05:09And another.
05:11E.
05:14Consonant.
05:16S.
05:17And finish with a consonant, please.
05:19And finish with L.
05:21Stand by.
05:24We'll see you next time.
05:25We'll see you next time.
05:26We'll see you next time.
05:29We'll see you next time.
05:30We'll see you next time.
05:32We'll see you next time.
05:35We'll see you next time.
05:36We'll see you next time.
05:38We'll see you next time.
05:39We'll see you next time.
05:40We'll see you next time.
05:40We'll see you next time.
05:41We'll see you next time.
05:41We'll see you next time.
05:42We'll see you next time.
05:42We'll see you next time.
05:43We'll see you next time.
05:45We'll see you next time.
05:53Yes, Nick.
05:53I've only got a five, Nick.
05:55A five, Hazel.
05:56I think I've got a six.
05:58Right, Nick.
05:59Ranks.
06:00And Hazel.
06:02Lanker.
06:03Mm-hmm.
06:04It's absolutely fine.
06:05Lanker, hair than somebody else, for example.
06:07Yes.
06:08More lanker.
06:08More lanker, yeah.
06:09Yeah.
06:09What have we got over there, Michael?
06:12Allure.
06:13Yes.
06:13You can put the S on it, actually.
06:15Yes.
06:15Allures.
06:16I'll give you seven.
06:17Allures.
06:18Very good.
06:19Susie?
06:19Um, and lankers.
06:21It's another American term.
06:23An exceptionally large specimen of something.
06:25It's a real lanker.
06:26Okay.
06:28Twelve plays six.
06:29Hazel in the lead at the moment, and it's Hazel's numbers game now.
06:32Hazel?
06:32Please, can I have one large and five small?
06:34You can, indeed.
06:35Thank you, Hazel.
06:36One from the top row, and five small ones.
06:39And for the first time today, your numbers are nine, ten, five, six, eight, and a big one,
06:46one hundred.
06:48And the target, nine hundred and forty-eight.
06:50Nine, four, eight.
07:09And the target, nine hundred and forty-eight, nine, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:10ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:10ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:10ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:10ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:10ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten, ten,
07:22Yes, Hazel?
07:28946, I think.
07:30Nick?
07:31948.
07:32Yes.
07:349 times 100.
07:36900.
07:375 times the 10 is 50.
07:40Yep.
07:40Add that on.
07:41950.
07:428 minus 6 gives you the 2.
07:44It does indeed.
07:44And take it away.
07:45Well done.
07:45948.
07:47Well done.
07:51So let's go into a tea time teaser, shall we?
07:54It's iced vino, and the clue ordered a large glass of iced vino, then promptly got the bill
07:59for it.
08:00Ordered a large glass of iced vino, then promptly got the bill for it.
08:05And the answer is invoiced.
08:28He was invoiced.
08:30He was invoiced.
08:30Now then, 16 to Nick.
08:32Hazel on 12.
08:33Nick?
08:33It's letters time.
08:35Consonant, please, Rachel.
08:36Thank you, Nick.
08:38V.
08:39And another.
08:41D.
08:43And another.
08:49A vowel, please.
08:53I.
08:54And another.
08:56O.
08:58And another.
09:00E.
09:02A consonant.
09:05M.
09:05And a final consonant, please.
09:08And a final P.
09:11Stand by.
09:29And a final consonant, please.
09:30And a final consonant, please.
09:30And a final consonant, please.
09:30And a final consonant, please.
09:30And a final consonant, please.
09:30And a final consonant, please.
09:31And a final consonant, please.
09:31And a final consonant, please.
09:31And a final consonant, please.
09:32And a final consonant, please.
09:32And a final consonant, please.
09:33And a final consonant, please.
09:33And a final consonant, please.
09:35And a final consonant, please.
09:36And a final consonant, please.
09:43Yes, Nick? Five. Five. Hazel? Six. Now then, Nick. Ovine. Ovine and? Minded. And minded. Yes, it's absolutely fine. Ovine,
09:56resembling sheep. Very good. And ovine's a good word. Now, Michael.
10:02We've got impend. Yes. Opined. Quite a few sixes there, but again, we couldn't get to the seven, I'm afraid.
10:11All right. Thank you. Eighteen plays, Nick's 16. Hazel, two points in the lead now, and Hazel's letters game.
10:19Can I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Hazel. S. And another. T. And another. F.
10:30And another. S. And a vowel. U. And another. I. And another. E. And a consonant. T. And a final
10:52vowel, please.
10:53And the last one. A. Canta.
10:57T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:15T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:15T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:15T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:15T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:16T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:18T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant.
11:24T. And a consonant. T. And a consonant. T
11:29Yes, Hazel?
11:30Seven.
11:31Nick?
11:32Seven.
11:33Hazel?
11:34Fastest.
11:35Both of you?
11:36Same one.
11:37There we go.
11:38All right, fastest.
11:40Now, what has the corner got to offer us, Michael?
11:43I've got a very good one, but it's only seven.
11:46Yes.
11:47Which is fatties.
11:50Fatties?
11:50Yeah.
11:51You've got to be so careful these days.
11:53You have.
11:53Otherwise, you're called a fattest.
11:56Susie?
11:57Um, there are a couple of eights there as well.
12:00Situate is there.
12:01And fustiest.
12:02The fustiest fattest.
12:04It wouldn't want to be called that either, I don't think.
12:06Very good.
12:10All right, 25 plays 23.
12:12Nick, how about a numbers game for you?
12:14Inverted T, please, Rachel.
12:16Thank you, Nick.
12:17Inverted T, one from the top, and five little ones coming up.
12:20And for this inverted T, the little ones are one, nine, seven, another nine, and another seven.
12:28And the larger one, 50.
12:30And the target, 161.
12:32One, six, one.
13:03Nick?
13:04One five nine.
13:06One five nine Hazel.
13:08I think I've got one, um, one five nine as well.
13:15Have you?
13:16Yeah, I think so.
13:17Well, let's hear from Nick first then, shall we?
13:19Uh, seven minus one, six.
13:21Yep.
13:22Nine minus the six is three.
13:24It is.
13:25Three times the 50 is one 50.
13:28And add on the other nine.
13:29One five nine, two away.
13:30Well done.
13:31Mmm.
13:31I did the same with the gribbly bit there.
13:35Yeah.
13:37All right.
13:38Very good.
13:39And so we turn to Rachel to show us how it's done properly.
13:42One six one, Rachel?
13:43Yeah, it was the interesting one.
13:44If you say 50 minus one is 49, nine minus seven is two, times them together for 98, and then
13:53the other nine times the other seven is 63, and add them together for one six one.
13:57Oh, well done.
13:58Thank you, Rachel.
14:01Very, very good indeed.
14:03All right.
14:03So 32 plays Nick's 30.
14:05As we turn to Michael.
14:06And Michael, you were a talent agent.
14:09You were, uh, an agent to many, many actors.
14:12And I guess you got to know a lot about many of them over those years.
14:15Yes, um, I became very friendly with a very sweet man who sadly died earlier this year
14:25called Patrick McNee, and he lived in America.
14:29And he came over to do a play here called Softly Goldfish Mating.
14:35But I went to see him a couple of times when he was doing the play, because he was very
14:40depressed.
14:41But he was not just depressed about the play, but he was also depressed about his weight.
14:46Anyway, eventually he went back to America.
14:48A couple of months after that, I was going to have lunch with a friend of mine at the
14:52Garrick Club.
14:54And in the post that morning had come an envelope.
14:58And so I took it with me.
14:59I just put it in my pocket, went to the Garrick, sat down in one of the rooms waiting for
15:03my
15:03friend to arrive.
15:04And then I thought, oh, I'll just open the thing and just have a quick look at it.
15:09So I opened it.
15:10Um, and inside it, there was a photograph of him.
15:12And there was a letter there saying, here are, and I hope he's got another load of photographs.
15:17I took the photographs out.
15:20And they were photographs that Patrick had taken of himself.
15:26But he was in the nude.
15:30And I started to look at them thinking, oh, right, this, and I got to sort of photograph
15:37number three.
15:38And I got to pat her shoulder.
15:40That was my friend.
15:41Lunch.
15:42So I put the photos down with the envelope.
15:46And he said, um, what was, what were those?
15:49And I said, oh, nothing, nothing, it's a boring thing.
15:52So we went in and we had lunch together.
15:54And two, two, three days later, I got a letter from the Garrick Club.
15:58It was a Garrick Club, you know, with a thing off, Mr. Michael Whitehall, with a crest and
16:03everything, you know.
16:04Oh, nice, a letter from the Garrick.
16:06I wonder what that's all about.
16:08And it was from the secretary, who I knew, and he'd just put sort of, dear Michael, I
16:14think these are probably yours, the less said the better, yours turns her.
16:20And I was never able to look him in the eye again, that that's the man at the Garrick
16:25Club.
16:26And that went all the way around the Garrick Club.
16:29It did.
16:29And it's still reverberating today.
16:31Brilliant stuff.
16:32Lovely stories.
16:33APPLAUSE
16:36Thank you, Michael.
16:38Best of fun, best of fun, as always.
16:41Now, 32 to Nick's 30, Hazel in the lead.
16:45Hazel, would you help us with the letters again?
16:47Can I have a consonant, please?
16:48Thank you, Hazel.
16:49N.
16:50And another.
16:53H.
16:54And another.
16:56D.
16:57And another.
16:59R.
17:01And another.
17:03M.
17:04And a vowel, please.
17:06O.
17:08And another.
17:10I.
17:11And another.
17:14A.
17:15And a final vowel, please.
17:17And the last one.
17:18E.
17:19And here's the countdown clock.
17:21I'l.
17:35I can.
17:50I
17:51put it.
17:51I can't.
17:51I can.
17:52well hazel i'll risk a nine great girl nick uh seven your seven handier now then hazel drury
18:04harmonied harmonized i see it's harmonized oh it's such a good guess hazel it's not there i'm
18:09afraid worth a shot yeah what have we got there is a nine there it's not as pretty as elegant
18:15that's harmonied and it's a rhodamine r-h-o-d-a-m-i-n-e and it's a synthetic dye
18:22which is used to color textiles amongst other things very good thank you 37 then nick to hazel's
18:3132 nick letters game uh consonant please rachel thank you nick c and another s and another l
18:45and another x a vowel please i and another o and another e consonant please r and a final consonant
19:04please and a final g stand by
19:10so
19:12ORCHESTRA PLAYS
19:427
19:43Thank you, Nick. 6 up. Now then...
19:47Recoils
19:49Recoils. Well done.
19:50Excellent. Very, very good.
19:51Now then, Susie, what have you and Michael cooked up between you?
19:55I think I've got a 6. Corgis.
20:01Corgis. Very good. Is there an E in it, or will we drop the E?
20:04No, there's no E in it.
20:06No E. All right.
20:07Yeah.
20:08Corgis. Very good.
20:0937 to 39.
20:12Hazel, numbers game.
20:13Can I have one large and five small, please?
20:15One large and five small. Of course you can. Thank you, Hazel.
20:18And this time they are 5, 9, 6, 2, 1.
20:25And the big one, 25.
20:27And the target, 157.
20:29One, five, seven.
21:03Yes, Hazel.
21:041, 5, 7.
21:051, 5, 7.
21:071, 5, 7.
21:08Thank you, Hazel.
21:0925 multiplied by 6.
21:11150.
21:13And then add the 5 and the 2.
21:141, 5, 7, lovely.
21:15And Nick.
21:16I just went a slightly more circuitous route.
21:196 times 25 is 150.
21:21Yeah.
21:23And 9 minus 5 minus 2.
21:26Sorry, 5 plus 2 is 7.
21:295 plus 2 is 7.
21:319 minus the 7 is...
21:342.
21:35Oh, I've done it wrong.
21:36I'm sorry.
21:37Sorry.
21:37Sorry, Nick.
21:39There we go.
21:40It happens.
21:411, 5, 7.
21:42So it's 49 plays 37.
21:44And we turn now to a tea time teaser, which is sand pill.
21:48And the clue, terra firma isn't very firm at all.
21:52Terra firma isn't very firm at all.
22:09Welcome back.
22:10I left you with the clue, terra firma isn't very firm at all.
22:13And the answer is landslip.
22:17Landslip.
22:18Ugly things.
22:1949 plays 37.
22:21Nick on 37.
22:22It's Nick's letters game now.
22:23Rachel, consonant please.
22:25Thank you, Nick.
22:27N.
22:28And another.
22:31R.
22:32And another.
22:34L.
22:36And another.
22:39S.
22:40Vowel, please.
22:42O.
22:42And another.
22:45B.
22:47And another.
22:49A.
22:51Consonant.
22:53T.
22:55And a final consonant, please.
22:57And a final P.
23:00Stand by.
23:01T.
23:31Yes, Nick. Seven. Seven. Hazel. Eight. Right, Nick. Loners. Loners and? Planters. Planters. Planters, absolutely fine, yes. Good eight. Very
23:45good. And what of the corner, Michael? Personal. Yes. Eight. Polentas, if you were to order two bowls of polenta.
23:59And that's another eight. So it was quite a nice one, that one. Very good. Well done. Fifty-seven to
24:04thirty-seven then. Hazel, marching on gently. And it's Hazel's letters game now. Hazel.
24:10Can I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Hazel. D. And another. B. And another. J. And a vowel. E.
24:24And another. O. And another. U.
24:31And a vowel. O. And a consonant. S. And a final consonant, please. And a final Y. Countdown.
24:43I. Countdown.
24:46I. Countdown.
25:14Hazel and just a four a four now then Nick six
25:22Hazel had bots and Nick joyous
25:29very nice can we do better in the corner
25:33just six for us as well actually with
25:37Boyd I think she was buoyed up yeah 57 to 43
25:42Nick on 43 Susie will you come back and
25:44tell us what you have for us today in
25:46your terrific origins of word series
25:50well I have these stories behind a few
25:53business terms today and I'm going to
25:55start for with negotiating and when a
25:59businessman or businesswoman is in the
26:00process of negotiating an important deal
26:03they might be a little bit worried and a
26:05bit stressed understandably but that's
26:07very appropriate to the origin of the
26:09word because it comes from the Latin and
26:12neg meaning not and otium meaning ease so
26:15the idea is that a negotiator is not at
26:18ease until the deal is concluded papers
26:21assigned etc staying within business any
26:23company has to have its customers and
26:25that's simply somebody who is accustomed
26:27to buy in your shop and so their
26:30customary purchaser if you like credit
26:33looks back to the Latin credo I believe so
26:36when people believe in you you have good
26:37credit and finally when we look at
26:39something cheap we're trading because
26:41trade was the very first sense of cheap
26:43and you know the London Street cheap
26:45side that goes back to the idea of a
26:47market or a trading place it was only
26:49when bartering entered into the business
26:52to get more money and led to the modern
26:54meaning of something that was a bargain and
26:55hence cheap in that sense but cheap side
26:58is one of the last remnants of the very first
27:00meaning of the word
27:02fantastic thank you so much
27:07wonderful Michael she's an education isn't she
27:09amazing it really is terrific 57 to 43
27:13Hazel on 57 Nick there's time but not a lot of time
27:19let us go consonant please Rachel thank you Nick
27:22m and another ah and another s and
27:32another ah vowel please a and another o and
27:44another I consonant G and finish with a vowel please and finish with a stand by
28:29I'll see you next time
28:32Yes, Nick?
28:33Five.
28:34Hazel?
28:35Six.
28:37Thank you, Nick.
28:38Rhoams.
28:39And hazel?
28:40Aromas.
28:41And aromas.
28:43Very nice.
28:43Very neatly done.
28:44Yes.
28:46Very good.
28:47Michael and Susie?
28:48What time does this programme go out in the afternoons, isn't it?
28:52Yes, what have you got for us that you're frightened to actually...
28:54Orgasm.
28:55Oh, that's fine!
28:57I said it quite quickly.
28:58No, is that all right?
28:59That's fine.
29:00That's fine.
29:01And Susie?
29:02We were just talking about marketplaces, etc.
29:04Agoras are there.
29:05They were, in ancient Greece, they were the public open spaces for markets and gatherings and that kind of thing.
29:10Yes.
29:10Agoras.
29:12Agoras and orgasms, 63 to 43.
29:15Hazel, final letters game.
29:18Can I have a consonant, please?
29:19Thank you, Hazel.
29:21S.
29:22And another.
29:24N.
29:25And another.
29:27T.
29:28And a vowel.
29:30E.
29:31And another.
29:33I.
29:34And another.
29:36E.
29:37And a consonant.
29:40P.
29:41And another.
29:43M.
29:44And a final vowel, please.
29:46And a final O.
29:49Countdown.
29:50Where is this?
29:54I.
29:55And a 혼em.
30:21Hazel?
30:22Seven.
30:23And Nick?
30:24Just six.
30:25And that six?
30:26I'm going to try O'Pines.
30:28Yeah.
30:29Hazel?
30:31A Point?
30:32Yes.
30:33Both absolutely fine, too.
30:34A Pine is to give your opinion on something,
30:36and a Point in ballet is when you stand on the tip of your toe.
30:41All right.
30:42So, what news from the corner?
30:45There's nepotism.
30:47It's there for eight, quite a few eights, actually.
30:49Pimentos monetise semitone in music.
30:54So you could get to the eight.
30:55Very good.
30:56All right.
30:59Now, we lurch into the final numbers game.
31:02And that's one for Nick, with a score standing 70 to 43.
31:06My word.
31:07Nick.
31:07Inverted T again, please, Rachel.
31:09Thank you, Nick.
31:10We'll go from this end this time.
31:11One large and five little ones for the final time this week.
31:15And these numbers are 10, 8, 5, 3, 2, and 75.
31:22And the target, 478.
31:25Four, seven, eight.
31:26You have to know if you need the protections.
31:28One large and two, seven, eight.
31:34That's a little larger.
31:35Now, it's one of those things.
31:35One, two.
31:41One, two, one.
31:54You have to go from behind.
31:54One, two.
31:56yes Nick I've got four seven eight but not quite written down okay and four
32:03seven three four seven three so Nick eight times a 75 eight times 75 600 I've
32:13gone wrong sorry bad luck how about Hazel and 75 multiplied by the three and
32:22multiplied by the two four hundred and fifty and then add the ten the eight and
32:26the five and the ten eight and five for 23 and four seven three five away well
32:34done but five away Rachel take us there a few ways for this one you could have
32:39said 75 times three is 225 add 10 for 235 times that by two for 470 and add on
32:50the eight for four seven eight oh terrific thank you so elegantly done as
32:56ever so with the score standing Hazel on 77 Nick on 43 we go to the final round
33:02conundrum time so fingers on buzzers let's reveal today's countdown conundrum
33:06is it hydrangea
33:36let's see where they are right hydrangea fantastic
33:43well done well done slightly behind yesterday's but nonetheless a convincing
33:51win Nick bad luck you've come up against the young as Rachel termed her the teenage
33:57assassin it was very good yet yeah baby faced assassin fantastic very good back
34:03to addlestone and your bike and take this goodie bag and good luck to you and
34:07good luck to your son Joe in his motocross racing to thank you very much and you
34:11come and see us on Monday have a restful weekend yeah great performance Michael
34:16will you come back on Monday I'll be here lovely and Susie to thank you very much
34:21well I think she's gonna need a peaceful weekend because I think Hazel might have
34:25some work to do next week I think she might be here a while I think you're
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