Pete and Jowita try interpretive dancing

Welcome to Staying Relevant, the podcast with me, your Vita and Pete Wicks. Nice, well done, well done, that was better. I need rehearsals, it's the same, like you. No, no, no, I know exactly. Just you need to give me a chance. Alright, well up. Pete always says to me, can you give me a chance? To dance.

Yeah, to do it right. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, because you watch me do it once and then you want to change it. Anyway, so yeah, stay relevant. Sam's still not here. This is the bonus episode, which means this is Thursday. You can watch this on Sunday, Monday's main episode. You'll be able to watch tomorrow, which is Friday. So that means you can catch us on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday.

I'm on my fifth coffee of the day, because we started very early this morning, so I'm not drinking, but I will be swearing if you don't like it, go f*** yourself. As this is the bonus episode, it's mostly about you, so you can get in touch with us. We want to hear from you. We don't want all the weird stuff. If Sam was here, he'd ask for the weird stuff, and we have had some weird requests last week I sent out.

some of my pants to someone. That isn't going to be a regular occurrence, so please stop asking. If you are going to get in contact with us, then you can email us at the worst email address in history, which is hello. Sorry, I've done it wrong. Hello, srproductions.co.uk or the new PO box.

The PO Box is SR Productions. PO Box 81681 London SW69SW. Please don't send weird stuff. Please don't send illegal things. That would be wonderful. Presence are appreciated though. Particularly goat related presence and things that make me happy. Don't worry about Sam. It's more about me because the segments postman Pete. It's not my postman Pete and Sam. It's just postman Pete.

Thank you. So, emails. Should we start with emails? Yes. How are you feeding about doing a bonus episode? Did you enjoy the main episode? I ruined it, so... No, you didn't ruin it. You just weren't very good. So I ruined it. No, no, no. I carried you through a lot like you've done with me for the past nine weeks of dancing. Yeah. We switched the roles this time. Yeah. No, I think you were very good. I think you did a really, really good job. For the first time. For the first time you've done? Yeah, absolutely. I think you did a great job.

OK, obviously, like you pass a doublet or worse. Well, I understand what you're doing there. And I think that's very rude. I was about to say, saying, really love them. I was going to say, saying, really nice. Sam and I obviously got a production company. I think a dance podcast would go down really well. Do you think? No, but it makes you feel better. And I feel like if we did do a dance podcast, you'd be the person to host it. What do you think? Should we think about that?

So, emails. Would you like to know? I'll read it. I can read it. Okay. All right. You read it. Well, it says emails just the top one. From Tanya. Shall we? Yes, we shall.

I have listened to your podcast forever and I just wanted to say thank you for your performance to simply the best on Saturday. It helped me crying for the first time since I lost my granddad in January this year. He passed away in January and his funeral song was also simply the best song.

It's been a rough couple of years and I have had to hold it together for my two young girls, one of which was born only two months after my dad passed away. Seeing you let your emotions out allowed me to do the same and that seems to have helped me so much. I feel more me again. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Keep smashing it. Lots of love, Tanya. Really beautiful, Emma.

Yeah. But this is the thing that we wanted to do it as well for other people who are in the same kind of situation. Yeah, everyone has lost at different points of their life, don't they? Absolutely. And funny enough, I've had loads of messages and stuff like that from people. And, you know, we didn't mention it as much in the kind of main episode, but

The support and the amount of messages I've had since Saturday is genuinely really quite overwhelming. So thank you everyone. Thank you everyone for all the messages. It is actually really, really lovely. And it means a lot to me and it means a lot to me that I got to dance there with you as well. So yeah, thank you. Very nice. We do very, we're very sloppy these days on this podcast.

I used to just say **** a lot and it was enough. But now we've got very, very soppy. Email us. Do you prefer **** or soppy?

Hello, srproductions.co.uk. I can't wait for you to go through all the emails that say I prefer. Subject line. Yeah, subject line. But no, on a serious note, the messages have been a lot. And that was the whole point of Saturday. It wasn't about the show for me. It wasn't about going to Blackpool. It wasn't about anything other than just having an opportunity to do that for my mum and for my dad.

It's really nice that it's resonated with so many people as well. I didn't realise how many people had a emotional connection to that song as well. You know what I mean? Yeah. But yeah, so thank you. Thank you. The next email I don't feel like is Asopi. It starts with some advice for Pete and Blackpool.

Firstly, you just wanted to say I'm an OG listener and you have been the soundtrack to my WFH life since 2022. Okay, kids, WFH. Work from home. What? Work from home. Is that what that means? Yeah. Did you know that? How the fuck did I not know that? That was from, you know, COVID times.

Well, and that's what people were saying, WFH. Oh, I was drunk during COVID. Just sat at home with me, I'm with the dogs. Just spent all of it. I was pretty drunk for two years. Every day. Well, there's fuck or else to do.

I live on my own, don't I? So it was just me and the dogs. And because we're funny enough, well, it's not funny, but I, my nan was really ill at the time. So for me to still be at a CR, I didn't see anyone else specifically just because she was really vulnerable. So I literally spent the entire two years pretty much in lockdown, just on my own with the dogs. So I could keep going and see her. So I, yeah, I was drunk pretty much. And it was, do you remember the first lockdown was really hot?

So I was setting my garden in my pants, just drunk. I slept in my garden a couple of nights. I wanted to say that's beautiful. It's not like a beautiful cost for your grandma. But sleeping in your pants, in a garden, do you have neighbors? Yeah. And? They never complained. I would. Is that weird?

Now that I've said it out loud, it is weird, isn't it? Yeah. A little bit. Yeah. Well, it's just because I, yeah. Yeah. I kind of wish I hadn't said that. Anyway.

So, WFH. Now I'm set with my seven-year-old Nancy, who recently competed in a dance competition at the tower. There you go. That's Blackpool, yeah? Yeah. And we thought we would give Pete some advice, as Nancy managed to place first, who better to learn from a seven-year-old winner? Amazing. Well done, Nancy. Nancy's advice to me. Seven-year-old Nancy's advice for me. Try not to look up when you're dancing, as it's pretty easy to get distracted by amazing seating in the ballroom. It's a slay.

Now I know from the team, that's good. Remember, all you can do is try your best and have fun. This is what Mummy always tells me. If you need time to concentrate, then the top corridor is a great place for cartwheels. I love watching you dance and hope you win. Alright, I don't need to ask you that. Sorry, before you comment. Can you actually do a cartwheel? What's a cartwheel?

That's a weight. Like a handstand that goes up and over. Can you do them, Pippa? Never really tried. OK. Josh? Josh is really good at cartwheels. Josh, Josh, give me an example of a cartwheel. Josh? Do you want me to try? Yes. Fuck. You love them. Always cartwheel around. Go in the centre. Go on.

You can do it. So can't we're from Josh? I mean, I never said I could do one. Get up and sit over there. Well done.

Don't fucking clap there. Can you do a cartwheel? Yes. Go on then. Please? But I'm not sure if I can do it now. So we've just seen Josh, digital Josh, do a cartwheel. We're now going to watch the pre-professional dancer. OK. That's what we... I can't do it on the left one. And again.

Okay. Okay. That's what we were looking for, Josh. Pete, but what about you? I can't do them. Okay, next thing for next dance. I need to... I can't, Will. Yeah, I should put that in my notes.

Thanks for that, Nancy. I really appreciate that. Nancy, really love that. That's really nice. Love that. I'm going to take that advice on. I'm looking forward to seeing the seating in the ballroom because it's a sleigh. Mum's advice, I prefer much better. The bar on the second floor does a better pint than the main bar. That I can get on board with. The second floor, there's a bar on the second floor.

I've never been, actually. To the bar? Oh, well, listen, we're both going to introduce each other to no this weekend then. You're going to introduce me to the ballroom and I'm going to introduce you to the bar. And the security is pretty lax, so... What does it mean, lax? Shit. Yeah, so we might be able to get...

smuggle you all in, which is good. Really enjoyed that. Thanks so much for the advice. Also, little dancer. Any advice for Nancy? As an old dancer to a young dancer. I mean, always believe in yourself. And my favourite one, and it's Peter, our favourite one. The saying. Yep. What's my favourite? What is it?

Don't ask for permission. Ask for forgiveness. That's got nothing to do with dancing. Yeah, it does. In our world, we've always been taught how we need to look like, how we need to dance like,

So you're, I mean, what you've done there is you've encouraged a child to just do what she wants and then ask for forgiveness after. Yeah, so if she feels like she wants to dance this charge of trying that way, she's supposed to do that. Yeah, that is how we've done everything, which is why we did some illegal stuff on strictly for the first time ever, illegal peat. But yeah,

Yeah, don't ask permission. Ask forgiveness. Love that. Good advice. Also, I will let you know about the pint. Next up, now this is a bit, I'm most excited about you being here for. Yes. Genuinely. So, what's happened previously is that we have been asking people to send in potential jingles. Oh yeah, I've heard one.

Yeah. Oh, yeah, you did. Yeah. And it was fucking terrible. We've had some real bad ones and we've had some real good ones. And we're potentially looking at next year having open auditions for people. I'm not going to come.

I'm horrible at this. No, you weren't invited. That wasn't for you to... I don't want you to do a jingle. But technically, you're the closest thing we've got to someone that might be able to judge it. Cos Sam and I are clearly, you know, fuck all about it. But obviously, you're in the kind of dance, music, type of world. You know what I mean? Like... Yeah. So actually, we've got almost like a real judge.

for the jingle. So we've had a jingle sent in. And this is from a team. Cana. So it's a team of people have done this. They're a girl band from Cornwall. And they love us. Two of us are coming to the strictly studio on the 23rd of November to CP.

Um, so please can you stay in the competition? Please can you stay in the competition until then big love, Sylvia and the carna girls on canna girls 23rd of November. I can't promise anything. Um, we'll see. We'll see what we can do. But based on how this goes, because I haven't heard this yet, you've called yourselves a girl band.

I really hope this is good, because otherwise I'm about to absolutely rip you to shreds.

I fucking love it. That was a good one. There's a goat in it. Yeah. There was a goat in it. Well, listen, I'm Sylvia and the kind of girls that I'm all over there. That is the best one we've had. Yes. Sorts. I loved it. What I think we should do is because we're going to do these open auditions and we've got the jingles, as you are a dancer, what about if we replay and you do some contemporary expression or dance to it?

Well, you're saying that. I think you weigh better contemporary dancer than me. So I think you should do it. Well, no, because I just learned from you as the dance. No, no, no, no. You already did the masterclass. And I was following you. This hasn't gone how I thought it was going to. I think you should do it. I think you should interpret it. Why don't I tell you what we'll do then? Why don't we play it again? You're going to lead the contemporary part of this. And I'm going to try and copy what you do to that dance.

Okay. Okay, here we go. This is going to be a fucking disaster. This is obviously for anyone that's listening to this. You won't be able to see it, obviously, but this will be good for the socials. One, two, three.

Not as good as I thought it was gonna be that. That was the worst choreography I've ever made in my life.

She was a fucking Christ. Honestly, I don't know what's happening today. I'm a little bit deaf as well, for honest with you. We love that. What do you think about doing the open auditions, by the way? I think we should do that. We should do that, definitely. Send us more jingles as well, because if you can beat that, let's really get some competitive edge on these fuckers. If that is

What can we do for them? I feel like we should do thank for them. For them? Yeah. More pants? How about you? I don't know. If they even put the rate, I don't think I should be sending my pants to a girl band. Well, you can thank them in person on the 23rd of November. Well, let me tell you a second.

If I'm not there in the 23rd of November, find your feet because she'll be there anyway, because you will be doing all the pros come back anyway. So your feet will definitely be there. I'll meet you, ladies. I think we should move on.

Next up is my least favourite segment ever. It's Postman Pete. Postman Pete. I have to sing this song. No Sam does that. Do I have to sing it when it... Postman Pete. Postman Pete. Postman Pete. And he's dancing Pete. Postman Pete. Just bring me the parcels.

Oh my God, there's a lot that have been opened. So, the Postman Pete is a new segment we do where people can actually send us stuff. Yeah. Peer part, do you want to explain what's been happening with Postman Pete so far? The sort of things that we're good, because we don't show everything we're saying. The sort of things that we're getting.

because Sam's had a bit of an issue with Postman Pete, isn't he? Well, he's had a real issue with Postman Pete. Basically, Evita, we started this as we thought it'd be fun to have like physical letters rather than just emails, maybe the odd present of people are feeling generous. And we have had that, but I actually think absolutely everything so far has just been addressed to Pete.

Not, not one present for Sam. So I'm going to put a shout out now because Sam takes these things very personally. He's not here. All right. But you've got a few weeks to send him some stuff. And when he comes back from Australia, we'll do a welcome home party for him. And what we will do is we're going to present him with all the things that you've sent him. All right. And it'll be like Christmas come early for him because he loves opening stuff. He loves just anything really to do with, what does Sam like? Cats?

Yeah, Harry Potter. Harry Potter. We got worse this week because we also had a present sent for Zara. OK, there was a present sent for Zara this week to the PO Box. What was it? Oh, it was a cap decoration for Christmas tree. OK, we've given you this PO Box. If you are going to send shit like that, don't fucking bother. All right, because it's a stay in relevant PO Box. We're not just sending Zara Christmas decorations. Whoever did that, email me and apologize.

It's made me quite angry if I'm honest. On my email address. Hello, srproductions.co.co.uk. That's how angry I am, I can't talk. All right, I can't, it's made me physically, I'm seething. Do you wanna open one? Yeah. Are these, are these? I mean, it's for you anyway, but. All right, we've got all this, lots of stuff in here. Bubble wrap, I love bubble wrap. All these lots of stuff here. Isn't stress, do you do that? Like you click them.

So this one, who's this from then? I think there's a letter in that. There's a letter, let's start with a letter, shall we? There's more than one. So this is from Buddy's Bakery. They've sent us dog food.

We make tasty dog treats, personalized dog treats, ice biscuits, celebration hampers, dog cakes, and custom dog treats, plus loads more. Buddy's bakery are based in wells. Okay, so that's just about the company. So what we're actually getting now is people just advertising their own companies. So that wasn't actually really a present from us, however my dogs would appreciate it. But it does say here that these are also edible for humans. So I feel like we should try one. No. Why? Dog treat.

No, but these are for people and humans. Where is that? He literally says it on the thing here. Where is... Come on, have a bow. No, I want to see the paper. Oh, they've actually got my name. No, it's on the other bit of paper. So I've got bones for Eric and Peggy. See, there's a bone for me. I love this. There's actually loads in here. Really nice. Thank you.

You've eaten, or I was lying to you, I just wanted you to eat a dog biscuit. But you're far too smart for me. God, that would have been great, though, if we got to eat some dog food, wouldn't it? Can you imagine? Josh, do you fancy one?

They're not actually for humans, right? No, no, no. No, no, no, I've read that just, don't do it. No, I wouldn't even do that. On a serious note, though, thank you. Very nice. They look lovely. They've all got their names and all the rest of it in. I feel a little bit like...

I feel a little bit like this PO Box has now come to the point where what we're doing is that it's not people that want to send us anything. It's people that are just advertising their companies. So thank you so much. If you would like some dog treats, then go to Buddy's thing. Buddy's Bakery. Lovely. It's the letter. OK, there is a letter. Sorry. All right, let's just.

I hope you're both well. My name is Francesca and I'm the owner of Buddies Bakery, an online bakery for dogs. I want to send you in some stainless and branded dog treats. I bet you never thought you could have dog treats as merchandise. There is a packet for Sam and a packet for Pete, Peggy and Eric. Sam doesn't have a dog. I hope you like them and the dogs enjoy tucking into them. Sorry, I can't make cat treats Sam.

Love the pod, keep up the great work and keep those dance moves coming. Love Francesca. Francesca, listen, this is the last time we're going to do a shout out for a company, but I love the hustle. I'm here for it. Francesca makes lovely dog treats. Well, I don't know because I've not eaten them, but I will report back on whether Eric and Peggy enjoy the dog treats. I love receiving anything for Eric and Peggy, but we are not doing free advertising for everyone every week. However, I appreciate the card.

because we've got a Christmas card that is of two snowmen, and the snowman says, we're wanking in the air whilst he snow comes on a little snowman in an umbrella. I appreciate shit like that. I'm here for it. To the snowman event team, saw this card while I was out, it made me laugh. Have a shit Christmas. This card was aimed at Pete.

We did enough. That's done better than someone that's made dog treats. So lovely. We'll put that on the shelf. Our first Christmas card. And then a big long letter here. What does this feels like a TV show from back in the day? And I can't work out what it is. Is it like Blue Peter where they get? Is that what it is? I think you could send stuff. Maybe we should start giving out badges.

Hello Sam and Pete, and of course the team, we love a team. I'm loving watching Peter on Strictly every week, especially the hair transformations. Smash it, Twinkle Toes, thank you very much. I came to your Plymouth show, alone this year, and loved every single second. The people were bloody feral, it was great. I even managed to get a higher five from Sam, then started to cry.

fucking pathetic. When I heard you had finally opened a PO Box I couldn't contain the excitement. Anyway I've included some questionable gifts but they're nice I promise. I've also included some gifts for flappy hands as Pete keeps moaning about them. As ADHD I thought it would

As I have ADHD, I thought it would, okay, something there doesn't make sense. So enjoy fuckers love Emma, that makes sense. Piers, I want to stay in red with a tattoo and wonder if both Pete and Sam could design it. Could be, I would be eternally grateful. Have we already done that? Was this a new one? Okay. Okay.

I feel like we have to do a little bit of housekeeping at this point, while Sam's away, because I think we're all getting carried away with this. This is the second time someone's asked us to design a tattoo. We're not tattoo designers.

as someone got the tattoo that we had done the other week. She didn't like it. She didn't like it. Okay. So you've asked us to do something. We've done it and you didn't like it. Don't fucking ask then. All right. We're not tattoo designers. So stop asking. We're not doing that either. This is very weird, this segment. I'm not entirely sure. Has this worked? Has this worked out? How you thought we were? Yeah, it's better than I'm vision. Is it? Ted, how do you feel about this? Because you've come back into this. How do you feel about Postman Pete as a segment?

It's got potential. Has it? Yeah. Because I'm fine. Thanks for coming to the show, though. Thanks for the card. A squidgy ball. What is this? Oh, that's distress. That's good for you. It's distress.

I guess. Exactly. It's got to be something bad. So, Pete, tonight on our journey to Blackpool. Just doing a little bit of asthma for y'all. Asthma. I guess I'm off. Yeah. Is that... Sounds horrible. Alright, next. Go on.

Oh, oh, it's sticky. So, a stress bulb. What's that butt plug? What'd you do with that? A tangle twist shaped fidget? It stinks. I don't like this segment. I'm gonna be honest with you. Okay, you can play with that. You play with that for a minute. So some fidgety tools. What else have we got in here?

Oh, we've got some pick collect. Can I open it? Fucking bitch. Can I open it? Yeah, you crack on. OK. Oh, I see what she's done. What's that? Oh, you don't. Come on, show me. No, no, you don't mind. No, please show me. OK. Oh, canvas. She's done some nice canvases. There was two that she sent in, two lovely canvases that were sent in. Nice photo of me and Sam. Look at that. Isn't that nice?

Yeah, you like that one. Go to that and go up. And that one. We like that one as well. What did you throw away? I did. Two lovely canvases. Thanks so much. Really appreciate it. The bits sent in two canvases of edited photos. Providing laughter. Yeah. Can't put press on that. No, even six minutes. Wow. This picture will haunt me forever. Wow.

That's not edited, is it? Sorry? That one's not edited, is it? No, that was just my face at the time. No. Yes. When was that? Last year. This time last year. Excuse me. It was really you. I don't like this segment. For honest, like,

Yeah. She's trickling. It's a good influence. I had an allergic reaction. Was that the salmon sperm? No, there was no spunk involved in that. So what was that? I was brutally attacked. By? Mosquitoes. I'd welts all over my body. You like to be attacked by animals, right? Shark, mosquitoes. I love animals.

What is happening? Question time. Okay. So it goes up on our socials every week and you ask Sam and I have whatever questions you want. Obviously this week, Sam isn't here. So we've got your VR. The questions that we've got, will you and I keep dancing after Strictly has finished? I imagine you will. What's your job? Yeah, I will. Do you think you and I will?

I would love to, but... Would you still want to dance me after this finish? Yeah. What, like, what would I do? Just come to classes, isn't it? Yeah. If it wasn't for the show, what would you like to teach me dance-wise? I would love to... I'd like to take it and go. Why? Because I think you would be good at it. Is that the one where you kick each other? Yes. Like all the in-between the legs kicking stuff. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I feel like that's not safe. Why?

I'm quite clumsy and I'm not very light. I feel like it. I don't feel like that's a good idea. Is that the one that you'd really like us to dance? Yes. Okay. That's my dream dance. And what week is that? Your dream dance? Yeah. If we stay in the competition, what week is that? Semifinal. All right. Is that won't be happening? Do I have any pre-show rituals? Yeah. Do I? What? Cigarettes.

That's actually so true. Literally just before we go. Let me go have a. That's it. That's it.

I mean, that's just a habit, isn't it? But... Yeah, but before we actually go on the floor, you need to have a cigarette. Yeah, that is true. I have a... So we go for a warm-up, and you go first, before we start a warm-up, you go have a cigarette. So, yeah, so what happens is, every time, when you're actually dancing live on the Saturday night, everyone goes down into the warm-up area for 10 minutes, just a warm-up, and all the rest of it, I go down and have a...

And that's my waffle she's stretching inside. That's probably why I'm not great.

Should I do more warming up? Probably. That would be handy. But also, you know, like, I like that you have your own space because I think you... No, because you're just getting nervous all the time before we go on the floor. I do, funnily enough. So I think it's good for you to just go out, have that cigarette. That's why I'm not saying anything. That's why every time I ask you, oh, would you like to repeat something or not? What's the state of today?

Because every time is different. Like we don't have a routine. Apart from your cigarette. And coffee in the morning. So what we're saying is my entire life now revolves around the routine of cigarettes. I'm basically an ashtray. No, I never said you smell, but...

The last question, now I know you think I don't understand technology, but I've just watched you type it. Just check our Instagram for updates because we have a question box. Really? I feel like you're asking me something here personally from you. Will the team come to Blackpool?

Thank you listeners for that question. OK, I'll tell you what. Why do you think you should come to Blackpool? I mean, you can obviously go to Blackpool whenever you want. I don't understand why you need my permission. We think we should come to Blackpool all of us. OK, so hold on. You're pitching Blackpool, are you? We should be fucking good. We just think we should all come to Blackpool as a team bonding exercise.

Right, which I won't be involved in, and neither would Sam. No, but the BTS team. The team. The team team. If they're doing a pitch and they want me to say yes, the last thing they should do is include you in it. Over to Josh. Josh, why do you think you should come to Blackpool? Bear in mind as well that this is Thursday's episode, which means that you either will or will not have already been in Blackpool. But this is just a little insight into how this happened, yeah?

Well, first of all, I think I deserve a little break. I'll be honest with you, that's one of the worst ways to start a pitch. So you feel like you've been working too hard, do you? Not too hard, just a different... So you haven't been working hard then? So are you working hard or not? I'm working very hard, but just in a small room. I'd like to see... So you want to travel to Blackpool to edit content for the podcast

You want to film Blackpool? OK, Josh, I can't break it to you, but the show that I do is on the BBC. Yeah, well, not like a travel thing, but just like... You want to make a travel log? No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don't want to make a travel log. No, I don

So why, okay, okay, you old, oh Ted, Ted's involved. So what has this got to do with me? To be honest with you, it's just funds, we need the money from you to get us there. Yeah. It's a family holiday. Right, I think we're done for the day here because this has been one of the most confusing, thanks for listening, if you're still here. I'm not sure why you would be. You've eaten anything you want to say? No, I'm sorry.

Oh, fuck me. I don't think this may be the first time in seven years I've ever missed Sam. But I think you've done a great job. I'll be honest to you, I need to apologise for you because I feel like you were let down by the team today. It's not been a good day for them because I think they've got their eyes set on Blackpool and they've taken their eyes off what needs to be done first. They already packed anyway, so they are going, just so you know.

Okay, all right, we're going to discuss this after. If you do want to feature this podcast, I'm not sure you want to now, then make sure you email hello. Hello. Hello. I think it's hello, no?

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I believe we may have just ended the podcast today. I'm not into Sam left it with me, and I thought it would go from strength to strength, if I'm honest with you. Without Sam, what I think has happened is I may have finished us. I'm sorry. Please come back. One person that won't be back. It's alright. This has been a staying, relevant production.