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BBC Radio 1 Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James. Hello and welcome to the Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast with me, Gleg James. Amy just accidentally called me Gleg. I quite like Gleg. Gleg James. So today's breakfast show is as follows. So stupid.

Putting L's into things is funny. Shall we try and do that today? So we'll do the Flak Controller. We've got a lovely funny man called Max Flosh. He'll be on later. Yesterday's Clit. No, I've done Clit. Oh, and we started the show by talking about Plitball. Oh.

Vlunuri, you need to stop laughing. Oh, my God, you've really got to. No, come on, come on. Sleep yourself down.

Vlunuri, you need to clumplose yourself. Stupid show. Stupid show. It's your final week on the show, V, and you're going to really miss us, aren't you? Yeah. It's great.

I am crying. Where are you flying to first? Is it Sydney? Yeah, it is. All right, what are we doing here? Yeah, the start of today's breakfast show, we had some news about Mr 305. Good morning. Welcome to Thursday's breakfast show. We are on and live and ready and happy and excited and...

What else? Grateful? Yeah, I think grateful. Grateful's good. A bit hungry? Yeah, I'm hungry. You know, I am hungry for breakfast. A little thirsty? A little achy. Humblebrag went to the gym yesterday. It's just part of my life. These guns aren't going to pump themselves up. But I'm also extremely excited about an email that we've received overnight from...

Oh boy. Are you going to love this? Hi Amy. This is the email and that's producer Amy. I've just got off the phone with his team. Good news. They're keen to lock this in. Oh my goodness. Given his schedule is a bit nuts with the tour, etc. We can give you 15 minutes with Pitbull. Oh my God. Isn't this...

Pitt is not doing anything else whilst he's in market. So you'll be the only ones. Up yours, every other radio station. I also think the discovery you can shorten Pitbull to Pitt is really important. Yeah. I would have gone for Bull. Yeah, I think so.

The Bull? Yeah. The Bull is busy when he's in town. How exciting is that? 15 whole minutes. I mean, I'll believe it when I see it, but it could be happening. 50 minutes he could present Newsbeat. Try to do the 5.45 Newsbeat. Well, it would be amazing and it would be full of inspiration. What's a story without ups and downs, valleys, peaks, losing, losing?

You know, you got to lose. You got to slip. You got to fall. Everybody does. They're not mistakes. They're must-takes. Coming up later on these beats. That would be... In fact, hang on. Let me... Let's... What's a story without ups and downs? Valley speaks. Losing. You know, you got to lose. You got to slip. You got to fall. Everybody does.

They're not mistakes, they're must-takes. That goes together a bit too well. Radio 1 Newsbeat, more at 10.30. That would be, could you imagine? Could you? I'm not going to waste my 15 minutes getting to do the lunchtime newsbeat. No, me neither. We are going to have a nice time with it.

All right, there you go. So that sort of may be happening. That's as close as we can get to confirmation as we can at the minute. Next up, let's welcome Roisin Hasty back onto the show. Roisin Hasty! Greg James! It is Thursday morning. It's the Radio 1 Breakfast Show and we're going to do the fact

Not the fat controller. Fact. So we celebrate all those things you should have found out sooner in your life, but you've only just realised. That is what happens on the fact controller. Roisin is controlling them. What are the headlines, please? Coming up on today's fact controller, the logic of following the instructions on packs of medicine, how popular household items are named, the magic of Christmas, unfamiliar geographical locations in Spain and some classic misheard lyrics.

All right, we're going to have a good one. Okay, good morning, Greg. Morning, Fact Controller. I used to think that a paracetamol was called a pair of cetamols because I always took two. That's very logical. That's from Steve in Portsmouth. Steve, that's a lovely one. I think that's really nice. I really like that, actually. And also great to remember sometimes it's, you know, taking two. Yeah, yeah. If you've got a bad headache, that's good. But do be careful with dosage. Every four hours, remember. Yeah.

No more. Dr. Hasty's on it today. Oh, yeah. That's good. All right. Well, if you're feeling a little bit under the weather today, then maybe a pair of acetamols will see you right. Probably would help. Yeah. Thanks, Stephen Portsmouth. Can you write that wrong, please? So paracetamol is actually named after the chemicals used in the compound, which is broken down as para-acetyl-amino-phenol.

Maybe start calling it that, Steve. Instead. Could I have a couple of para-acetyl-aminophenols, please? Next one. Hi, Fact Controller. My ex-boyfriend was called Michael. And when he was growing up, he thought the microwave was called the Michael Wave. Cute. He thought this meant everyone's microwaves were named after them. For example, I would have a Gregor Wave. A Gregor Wave.

I really like this one as well. It should be called that. Yeah. You should call your household items after you. Roisin wave. The Roisin wave. The hasty wave. The hasty wave is a thing. Hasties love to wave. Is that a family thing? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Any family home video going back generations, all we do is wave. You do know that...

All families wave. All people wave. Yeah, but we've called it the hasty wave. I waved when I saw you through the window. That's true. It's a hasty wave. Good. So we've got a hasty wave. We've got a Michael wave. We've got a Gregor wave. And that is the end of that fact on Fact Controller. Please, can you sort that one out? A microwave is so called because of the type of radio waves it uses. The prefix micro indicates that the microwaves are small compared to other radio waves. Yeah.

It's a mini-wave. Okay.

OK, next one. Dear Fact Controller, this is from Amy in Cheshire. I only recently realised that Lapland was the name of the actual place and not just some whimsical Christmas theme park. I thought it was called Lapland because you sat on Santa's lap. So any grotto is technically Lapland. Anywhere's Lapland. Yeah, right. So if anyone sits on your knee now, this is immediately Lapland. That is Lapland.

So we've all been to Lapland. Yeah, it feels creepy actually. It does. It's really weird. Would you like to come to Lapland? Can we just clarify which one? It's right here. Lapland's wherever you'd like it to be. Wherever there's a Laf, I can make it into Lapland. Not sure about that one. Amy and Cheshire, it started as a sweet childhood thing. It very quickly got weird. I've turned it weird. I'm sorry about that.

Can I apologise to producer Tom by inviting him to Lapland? Come to Lapland? Come to Lapland. He actually looks thrilled. That's nice.

All right, let's play a song and come back. Can we just clear up what Lapland actually is, please? I don't want people thinking that's legit. No one thinks it's that. Go on, what is it then? Lapland is known for the northern lights and the enchanting winter landscapes. It's become a popular destination for those seeking to experience the unique cultural and natural beauty of the Arctic.

Can't say the same for your lap, Greg. Hey, this is a unique cultural, natural beauty area. Charles, can you testify? Comment. No comment. Let's play a song and come back with more fun and games on Fact Controller next. ABC. ABC.

Radio. Okay, we're back on the Radio and Breakfast show with an impending HR meeting at the end of today's show. But we continue with the fact controller. Roisin Hasty is here controlling those facts and let's dive in for another one. Hi, guys. I thought Aston Villa...

Was a team in Spain until last week. That person has not put their name on there because they are embarrassed, as they should be. Although, I guess it's like, you know, Villarreal or something. Yeah. So you might think Villa. Aston Villa. Aston Villa. I'm sure there's a few people that thought that or still think that maybe. Probably. I mean, out of all the, you know, English football clubs, it does sound the most exotic. Does it? Aston Villa. Let's check.

Tom, come on, give us some other good, funny, wacky football teams. Crew Alexandria, a touch exotic. Crew Alexandria's good, yeah, that's good. That sounds quite hot and sunny. Accrington Stanley.

Yeah, that just is a lovely old man. Yeah, it does, doesn't it? It sounds like a name. Aston Villa. Arsenal. Not glamorous. Arsenal just sounds rude. It does, doesn't it? It is rude. Yeah. Tell us about Aston Villa then. The name Villa derives from Villa Cross Wesleyan Chapel, whose former cricket club provided the founders of the Aston Villa football club not a Spanish villa, which means a country house. Next up, hi Greg, hi Fact Controller. Greg, when you played this song the other day,

It was the first time I realised that Taylor Swift isn't singing Connor is my boyfriend in her song Karma. Oh yeah, it does sound a bit like that, doesn't it? But it's not. Maybe... Connor's also her cat, isn't it? In that song. Did she say cat? Did she say breeze on the weekend? What else did she say? Karma is a cat. We need Amy on this. Amy is... Our Swifty. The biggest Taylor Swift fan maybe in the world? A little bit.

Hello. So what's she saying? Karma is my what? Karma is her boyfriend. Karma is a cat. Karma is odd. Why is she saying karma is her boyfriend? Because... What's the law? I want the law, yeah. Go deep. So basically, this is a sort of response to all the bad things Taylor went through, let's say 2016 to 2020. But karma being her friend got those people back, essentially. Who are those people that she's talking about?

I don't want to ruin myself a scandal. What's the rumour? What's the rumour? What's the... I think it's pretty obvious who we're talking about here. Oh. Yeah, karma. Oh, I see. OK, I got you. Yeah. But then also, I'm just going to add in that Connor was an ex-boyfriend of Taylor Swift's back in the Red Era. Right. Confusing. Wow, good knowledge. So there's a chance that she might be singing Connor. She could be. Because the first one sounds like Connor. Listen. Listen.

The first one is definitely more Connor than the second one. Maybe it's meant to be like a bit of a double meaning one. Connor. Connor. Connor. Connor. There we go. Connor gets a nice shout out. Pick up Connor.

Thank you, Emma. A great fact controller. And thank you, Amy, for the Taylor Swift facts. Headline, please. So Taylor Swift is singing about karma, not Connor. However, like Amy said, she did once date a man called Connor, Connor Kennedy. Not one of the Kennedys? Yeah. I did not know that. Really? Yeah. The grandson of former United States Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, who was the brother of the former president, J.F. Kennedy. She is well connected. Wow.

OK, good one. Good one. Dear Greg, dear Fact Controller, says Mark, on the 10-minute takeover last week, you played All Time Low, and it was the first time I realised that the song wasn't about the drink Tia Maria. I got your picture, I'm coming with you, dear Maria, come here.

Yeah. It's Dear Maria. Is it Dear Maria? But again, it's ambiguous. Yeah. Again, they're doing the same thing. Yeah. It's Connor, it's Karma, it's Dear, it's Tia. It's everything. It's what you want it to be. It's everything. And that's what great art is, isn't it? Headline, please. All Time Low is singing about a nice lady called Maria and not the drink Tia Maria, which is a coffee liqueur. Great. Roisin, what a pleasure. Thank you for being on.

Very good fact controllers today. We should play Karma now, shouldn't we? Yeah. Yeah, let's play Karma. If you want to get your fact on the next edition of the Fact Controller, you can send it my way on 03-700-100-100. Roisin, see you soon. See you. As well as Roisin today, we had a little appearance from Max Fosh. Max, good morning. Good morning, Greg. How are we? I'm very well, thank you. And I'm very happy to get you on because a couple of weeks ago, I'll set the scene for you.

I'm a follower of yours. I'm a fan of yours. And I was having a look. I was just scrolling Instagram in the bath.

And I saw a funny thing that you were doing and I thought, that is a great idea. And I messaged you and said, that is a great idea. And definitely something we talk about on The Breakfast Show. So, Max Fosh, welcome to Radio 1 Breakfast. Tell us this madcap scheme you've got. It's loads of nonsense, but I realised I was turning 30 years old this year. I was born on the 3rd of April, 1995. And I kind of thought...

For my 30th birthday, wouldn't it be nice if I had a reunion with one of the babies born in the same hospital as me on the same day? I have no idea who these people are, but I thought it'd be great. Wouldn't it be nice if we then go back to St Thomas' Hospital, we meet up and discuss stories of what's happened in our lives for the last 30 years? So I am looking for an individual who was born...

in St Thomas' Hospital on the 3rd of April 1995. That's about as far as I've got with it. I spoke to my mum to see whether she remembered any of the names of the doctors or the nurses and she said, I quote, I was a bit busy, Max. Yeah, and fair enough from your mum to say that. Fair enough. But it's a good question from you. It's a great idea for many reasons. You're going to get a great story out of it anyway. But

It's such a significant moment. You know, you are a human being born into the world and the setting is important. And of course, on that day, all these new people were set free and they go off on their little adventures. And yeah, of course, what a great thing to try and work out what happened to the rest of the people on that ward. So yeah, I spoke to a friend of mine who's a midwife and she said that there are around 10 to 15 babies born a day in a hospital. So that's the size of the haystack

the needle that I'm trying to find in the haystack, which is 10 to 15 people within a haystack of, you know, 60 million people in the UK. Well, it's a production line, isn't it, for everyone that works there? So it's run of the mill. That's just like, right, next, next, next. It's just they don't really give it a second thought. And rightly so, because, you know, it's just it's the next one, the next one. Let's go. Let's go. We've got to keep it moving. So I'm trying to think of various different avenues I can go down. Obviously, records, you know, I can't get involved with that because

privacy, GDPR, all that good stuff. So I need to make sure that I'm doing this legally. That's why I need help from the Radio 1 listeners. Yeah, this is great. This is exactly the sort of thing that the Radio 1 listeners would love. And it's the dream that you get just one person or all of them. I

I think it'd be quite fun to get all of them, if I'm honest. I mean, I need to cater for the party. So, you know, it's just about how many cocktail sausages I get, if I'm honest. It's great. Look, there's going to be some leads that will come from this, Max. So let's keep in touch. So 3rd of April...

1995, if you were born at St. Thomas's Hospital in London, then there's a good chance that you were born next to or near the internet's Max Fosh. Yeah. And also, if you're happy to spend your 30th birthday with me in a rental room of St. Thomas's Hospital in St. Thomas's Bridge. Your videos get millions of views. This is going to be a huge video.

Yeah, hopefully. I hope so. Imagine the characters that were born on that day. What such an array of people, an array of lives that they've led. Exactly. All the stories, Greg. If you can help Max, then let us know. I'm sure we're going to get somewhere with this. I would love to help out. So 03700100100. Any leads, please. We'll pass the Max's way and we'll catch up in a couple of weeks time to see any progress. OK. Amazing. Cheers, Greg. So off the back of that, we've got some amazing responses.

We've been giddy all morning, actually. And one of the texts that came in from Elle in Stroud that you're about to hear nearly derailed the whole show today. LAUGHTER

El's in Stroud. He says, my cat Keith. Sorry, I wish I could get through this one. My cat Keith was born on the same day as Max Vosh. But I don't think it was the same hospital. And he's now dead. So it wouldn't have been a very fun video. We're supposed to be helping Max. We're just going to present him with a dead cat.

Let's change tack and play my amazing tune of the week from Joe. This is called Basic Being Basic. I do love the idea of turning up with... A cat. Was it Kevin? Oh, Keeve, sorry, yeah. Keeve. Kleeve. Kleeve.

Cleetha Clatt. Cleetha Dead Clatt. Why is putting L's in funny? Is it funny to anyone else or is it just us that have been up too long? Not sure. And next on The Breakfast Show Podcast, it's time for Thursday. Year anniversary. Yay! Good one, good start. Just going to watch my car on my day off at last week. Driving down to Devon to get married at the weekend. Yay!

I lost my two front teeth. Wahey! Nice one, Maya. Gracie Godfrey, my daughter. We are going to watch Kendrick and SZA. Wahey! Good one. Really good one. Off now to Monday. It's my husband's birthday tomorrow and it's Valentine's Day tomorrow too. It's Thursday. Wahey!

That's wee! I slept all night in my bed. Well heard. Oh, that was Luke and he slept all night in his own bed. Well done. Unreal. Luke and wee. We get married on Saturday. Wee! Wee! Everyone's getting married. Big one. Mike? As of 4.30 this afternoon, I am on holiday for the next week. Wee! Nice one, Mike. Wee! To Belgium to eat chocolate and drink beer. Wee!

Going on a wild camping trip with the lads on the weekend. So many good ones today. My mum and I are travelling up to London to get our first tattoos for our 21st and 15th birthdays. So good. I'm not playing my best one.

People's hearts are melting at Lucan. Such a big deal. Well done, Lucan. Another wedding one. Me and my fiancé have our wedding tasting this weekend. Looking forward to trying all the food. Do you have to pay for that or is that coming with the package? Not for now, anyway. It's all rolled in. I got it.

Hey, Greg, driving down south from Newcastle all the way down to Suffolk to get our first puppy. Whee! Morning, Greg. The kids are off school. We're headed to the cinema and it's snowing outside. Whee! Driving down to Devon to get married at the weekend. Whee! Greg, the evenings are getting lighter and lighter and lighter every single day. Whee! Once away. Whee! Whee!

Oh, what a dream. One more for now. Me and one of my best mates are going to Thailand on Saturday to film a shark film. Wow. Wow. OK.

Such a variety of things. A lot of weddings. A lot of weddings. Everyone's very interesting. Yeah, a lot of food tasting. It's a nice insight into what everyone's up to. I'm quite jealous of some of those lives. Yeah. What was the last one? Thailand? After Thailand, filmed some shark stuff. Devon, someone's going to. Yeah, Devon. Someone's off school, going skiing or whatever. It's the wild camping that got me. I can't lie. It was great.

When they say wild camping, is that because they're going to have some lemonades or is it actually wild camping? Going on a wild camping trip with the lads on the weekend. I think it's both. In the wild. In the wild. And wild. I'm going for a wild camping trip.

And it is going to be wild. In the wild. In the wilderness. It's going to be feral. Good. Well, thank you everyone for bothering to message in and send us your Thirdsways. And we wish you an amazing Thirdsway!

Thank you, Charlie. Thank you. One kiss. And let's get you up to date with all the latest things. And first, a great idea. I've said many times before how uncomfortable I am with the Happy Birthday song. I don't think anyone really likes it. It feels awkward to sing. On the receiving end of it, it's a bit long.

Jenna on TikTok has come up with an incredible workaround. No, no, no, we're not singing, we're just saying it. They don't sing it, they say it. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to Jenna. Happy birthday to you. Yeah, you get the message, it's formal, it's done, we can move on with the evening. Next up, Ariana Grande has been speaking to Vanity Fair about her career.

And yes, there was the odd, very earnest moment. Yeah, it's incredibly moving and extraordinary and insane. Yeah, that's fine. We come to expect that now from any interview to do with Wicked. But what I wasn't expecting was this bit, which I really enjoyed. Oh, and then my therapist called and then my gynecologist called and I was like, oh my God, thank you. Can we celebrate over my next breast exam? Like, and she was like, good.

And I was like, wow. That's it, right? So that's everyone in her real life just saying, oh my God, well done on the film. You've smashed it. It's amazing. And I'd learned a thing or two with that because I...

Producer Amy, can I just pick your brains with you? Yeah. I thought that gynaecologist was down there. So two things. It can be both. Okay, yeah. Number two, get out of women's business. No, no, I'm not in the business. No, no, I wasn't trying to mansplain the business. I was just sort of... Oh, and then my therapist called and then my gynaecologist called and I was like, oh my God, thank you. Can we celebrate over my next breast exam? That's why I was confused, but now I'm learning. That's good.

And finally, we move from pop princess to pop queen. Lady Gaga is going to be on the famous YouTube show Hot Ones. They've released a trailer and it's clear that Gaga is refusing to rein in the outfits. She is...

Dressing, just the best way to describe it is a Lady Gaga dress. It's enormous and she can't really use her hands. I'm going to eat with one hand because I'm fashion impaired. And if you're eating hot wings, you really do need both hands to chow down. Anyway, she was asked about her early career in New York. Do you have a most harrowing onstage memory reflecting back on those early days performing at places like the Slipper Room or Mercury Lounge? Yes. I just look back on that time so fondly. I would call.

and pretend I was my manager. I would tell people, I'd be like, she's so hot right now. And sometimes I would do like an accent. I think it's a great idea. With that, you're up to date with all the latest things. That's how I got my job at Radio 1, by the way. Aled, yes, give him a show. He's hot. He's going to be a star. I suggest breakfast. What a voice. That is amazing. Sienna Spyro and Maybe is the introducing track of the week this week.

Wow. She'd be great in the live lounge. Wow. Just throwing it out there. Yeah. Well, I mean, you can literally invite her. It's your thing. It's your lounge, love. Please, could you come and do the live lounge if you're listening to Greg's show? We would love to have you in. We don't even care what cover you do. Your voice is that good. That is a brilliant voice. It's like Adele and Ray combined. It's like a young Adele. Really nice. It's called Maybe. It's by Sienna Spyro.

And Libby's been on and says, the Sienna Spyro song has been on repeat on my playlist for about a month now. I'm so glad it's finally made it to the radio. It's been on all the shows this week. It's the introducing track of the week this week. Hi, Ricky Melvin and Charlie. Morning. Morning, Charlie. Thanks for doing Third's Way.

I'd like to extend the invitation to Melvin and Charlie if you're up for it next week to join us for Thursday. Oh, yeah. Come on, just do some waves. Listen to some nice, happy listeners. That's what we want. Yeah, whatever you need, bro. It does make your Thursday. Does it really? Yeah, it does. It makes me very happy. Now, let's just pause there because that reaction was very telling. What's that?

Charlie, always up for it. Melvin, up for it. And then Ricky questioned it because Ricky's a cat. No, no. No, because you actually said Melvin and Charlie and not Melvin and Ricky. We didn't want to pull you up. We didn't want to pull you up with it. You were in your flow state. You were in your flow, so I didn't want to interrupt you. But that's why Ricky reacted like that. You left him out, but it's fine. It's fine, Greg, it's fine. You know what you meant. It's fine, it's fine. Like the black ant in deck, it happens all the time. It's fine, it's fine.

Ricky's saying it's fine, it's fine, it's fine. It's very cat-like. I'm not going to lie. I do give cat energy. I do give cat energy. Would you agree, Mel, that you're dog energy? I think, because I'm a Leo, so I'd like to think that I'm more cat energy, but I'm probably dog energy. There's nothing wrong with it. There's nothing wrong with it. There's nothing wrong with either. It's both great. Yorkshire Terrier, I'd say, Mel. I'm a dog. Definitely dog energy. But I feel like I'm cheating on my star sign if I say dog. Because I'm a big cat.

You're a big something. We just played this out. Andrew Garfield, dog or cat, what are you saying? A cat. No, he's a dog. You're not getting it. He's a dog, listen. Dog. I have no aloofness. I love constant affection. I'm a pack animal. I love being with the pack. I'm always looking for like...

treats. Kind of like a very vanilla dog. Okay, so he's a classic dog. Fair enough. I only base that on his movement in Spider-Man. Spider-Man, yeah. He's always jumping around. I'm still staying cat. You know he's not actually Spider-Man. Oh, right. What? Zendaya.

Oh. Cat. Yeah, cat, definitely. I love dogs, but I do think my personality is more cat-like. Yeah. Let's do the rest of the DJs. So, there's no doubt, I'm definitely dog. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's ridiculous. I couldn't not be that. So, Jack Saunders, interesting woman. What do you think? Really?

I think dog. I'm going to say dog as well. Yeah. Dog. Like, roll, roll, the way you talk, roll, roll. You're in a new music show. That's a dog, mate. The Rue J. Crow. Yeah. Sean O'Leary. Oh.

Oh, a little cat. Yeah, she's a cat. 100%. She's such a cat. Matt Edmondson. Oh, I'm going to go a bit cat. A bit of a cat. It's cat. You think? I'm going to say dog. No, it's cat. Matt Edmondson. Is he a cat? I think cat. Why did you say cat? It's just his cat energy. Yeah. Right. Yeah, therefore. Yeah. Um...

Jeremiah Asiyama. Oh, dog. He's a dog. Correct. Big, warm-hearted dog. He protects you. Danny Howard. Cat. Is he a cat? No, he's a dog. I think he's a cat. He smells really good all the time. No, he's a dog. Really? He's a dog. I can't call Danny, actually. I can't call it. Who have we missed out? Dean. Cat.

Definite cat energy. Cats love dogs, though. I know it's not whether you like cats or dogs, but yeah. Cats can love dogs. Dogs can love cats. Cats can have dog traits. Dogs can have cat traits. But fundamentally, a person is either one or the other. Dean's cat. Dean's cat. What about Danny? Sam and Danny. Sam and Danny. Oh, right. Danny, dog, Sam, cat. And I think we can all agree, one final one, Callum Leslie.

Oh, dog. Lovely dog. Beautiful dog. Very cute dog. Give him a stroke. Guys, have a great show. Very good. Nice. One. I still didn't quite know why I was... Did I miss out Ricky's name? Yes. Because cat. Oh, well.

It happens. That is the end of today's Breakfast Show podcast. Thank you for listening. I'll be back with you tomorrow with wrong-uns. We'll get you up to date with all the latest things. We'll have the final of yesterday's clears. We'll...

All sorts of stuff. She's trying again. She's fine. All right, that is the end of The Breakfast Show. Have a great day and we'll catch up tomorrow. Goodbye.