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This BBC podcast is supported by ads outside the UK. BBC Radio 1 Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James Hello and welcome to Thursday's Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast. What a show we have for you tonight. We had a really good quiz with Nat. We got you up to date with all the latest things. We gave away a big Coldplay prize. We did Thursday...

We also, what else did we do today? There's something else fun that we did. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We started the show with a story about the great Ant Danbury, who we talked about a lot yesterday on the podcast. So let's start with the very first bit of the show.

We have had a message in. Who's that message from? Ali and Falkirk. Ali and Falkirk. First text through today. The only reason I asked Tom then is because I haven't managed to log in yet. It takes about 10 minutes to log in. Anyway, so Ali and Falkirk has texted in saying, oh my God, I've just heard the news on the Breakfast Show podcast that Ant Danbury, the editor of it, is leaving. So that's true. Ant is leaving. He's the man who's been in charge of the podcast for about 12 years now.

So he's leaving the BBC. And I'm amazed that Ali's brought that up immediately because we were going to talk about him to begin with because, Callum, I need to tell you something. When people leave a workplace, I think it really loosens them up. Because yesterday, Ant said something so heinous, we were shocked to our core. We've known that man for a long time. He's a lovely man. He is a lovely, lovely man. So kindly, so kind, so gentle, like a gentle man. And out of nowhere...

He said something that I'm still reeling from. I can't even say it on air, it's so bad. But he said that he hates a particular, very famous BBC person so much that he wishes them ill.

Okay, I'm gonna hold up the name to show you on your camera. This is the person who... Hold on a sec. Oh, can you see me? I get it, I get it. I'm getting it, I'm getting it. This is the person that Ant, the kindest man in the world, is a great example of like, you let your hair down when you leave a workplace. Okay.

He hates this person. What? No. With a passion. There's no way that's true. Honestly, a passion. I had to basically hold him back. Nobody dislikes that person. You know like in a soap opera when there's a pub fight and you have to hold the person's arms back. I was basically having to hold him back. I can't believe that. He was going in.

Ridiculous. That person is national treasure status. He's the only person in the world that doesn't like them. I think that's true. I think he's the only person in the world. It's so bad that I can't even say who it is. No, you can't say that. We can't say that on the radio.

But maybe that's it. The sort of all bets are off when you leave somewhere. You get a free pass to just say a mad thing about the place you've just worked at for 30 years. They'll be taking back his leaving gift if I mentioned who it was. BBC Radio 1 Breakfast. Right, and from there, we then asked you...

what mad things you've done or your colleagues have done when they've left a job. Let's get a story now. Dan, hi, Dan. Welcome. Hey, Greg. Hey, Greg. How you doing? I'm very well, Dan. And thanks for joining us on The Breakfast Show. Where are you at the moment? Currently on Platform 2 at Newbury Station, on the way to Paddington. It's OK.

Well, thanks for interrupting your commute for us. So you related to this earlier. You thought, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that checks out. When you leave a place, you can sort of be free finally. What have you got for us? Yeah, you jogged a memory. Years ago, I worked for an advertising agency in London.

and we had a payroll manager who was the office joker and he loved everyone, or so we thought. He actually confessed on his last day that he hated our big boss. And we didn't think no more of it until weeks later. There was a smell in the office and it continued and continued. And we found out that he had hidden endless packets of frozen prawns in filing cabinets across the office. LAUGHTER

And it only came to light when one of the girls I work with opened up one of the filing cabinets and screamed because the stench was incredible when she found one of the packets of proctosin from. Because it's the slow thawing out of them as well. It's the perfect crime. It lasted all summer. He must have spent like £30 in Iceland on them. It was incredible. Worth it. Worth it, Benny. Yeah.

I like this guy. But what's amazing about this is this guy's at large somewhere else now, isn't he? Are you in touch with him?

I'm not. I really hope... If he's listening, Brian, we love you. I love you as well, Brian. But there will be the calling cards of Brian. I imagine there'll be another workplace where someone's going, oh, my God, yeah, the prawns. A guy called Brian left our place and the prawns happened and he superglued a mug and he stole the shoes. That's three calling cards. It's great. When you leave somewhere, you should put prawns in the filing cabinet, superglue the boss's mug and then hide the receptionist's shoes.

That's how we know it's the work of Brian. But also what I will say about the prawns is I can't excuse that. I can't really excuse that. The mug's funny. The shoes thing, I can excuse that because you shouldn't be taking your shoes off at work.

True, this is true. It's true. And Susanna? But you've got a fat foot in the middle of something. That's for starters, thanks. No, what is it? You've got a foot thing. No, I just got into work yesterday morning and I would never normally do this because I do think it's weird. It is weird. But I had to take my shoes off and I had to walk around the office in my socks. I was really embarrassed. I felt bad. Thanks for bringing it up. That's all right. You're welcome. It's good to share with the nation.

So I'm going to play a song. I'm going to go and hide Susanna's shoes. Dan, thanks so much for being on The Breakfast Show today. Cheers, Greg. Have a good one. The shackles are off when you leave a workplace. And I love these stories so much. Hi, Greg. It's Charlie in Bristol. Believe it or not, today is actually my last day in my job. I'm on my way there now. So, yeah, let's see what happens. Yeah, come on. Stop by and get some frozen prawns on the way in, I think. Get some super glue, frozen prawns.

Jordan the Hard Landscape has got a question about Susanna on The Breakfast Show. Is Susanna suffering from gout off of Henry VIII? Could be. Could be. We don't know what it is yet, but she is walking around barefoot. I'll give Jordan a call when I find out and I'll let him know. The listeners want to know. It's a lovely intimate relationship we have here with our listeners. Jared, the ecological consultant, says, Hang on a second. Doesn't everyone take their shoes off in the office? I feel like this should be an Ask the Nation.

No, not everyone should take their shoes off in the office. I'm joking. We'll put a pin in that and come back to it. Louie in Coventry says, the decision for Brian to have not used a cheaper fish like cod to hide in the office on his last day and instead use prawns shows just how angry that man must have been. Yeah, well, that's the thing, isn't it? Because it's also, it's a slow release. It's like a slow release nerve agent. Prawns, they just slowly thaw and then start stinking.

Ross, good morning. Good morning, Gregory. What's your one? Well, I'm currently parked up at my new job, but my old job, how I handed my three months notice in was a sorry for your loss greetings card. The only thing it said inside it was, it's me, I'm leaving. That's nice. That's really nice. I do like messing with little leaving cards and stuff, saying things like,

Don't listen to what everyone else said. I think you were a really nice guy. All the best for the future. That sort of thing. Yeah, that's good. And was it received well or was it received with confusion? I think the person that it landed on their desk was not too pleased, but the rest of my colleagues thought it was hilarious. Yeah, good. And that's all that matters. You need an audience to appreciate it somehow, don't you, Ross? Yeah, of course. Well, I hope the new job's going better than the last one. Let's move on to Kai. Hi, Kai. Hi.

Good morning. Good morning to you. Go on then. Have you left? Is it your story? Is it someone else? It is my story. I'd handed my resignation in and one of the higher-ups that I didn't particularly get on with had a number plate ending in N-U-B. So I went into the workshop, grabbed a little strip of electrical tape and filled in the U. You can kind of work out what that spells out. And it stood there for about a week. Yeah.

You're my hero. I left, and then there was a week-long sort of inquiry into who'd done it, and I got away scot-free. Until now. And we have that boss on the line right now. You've just fallen into the trap. We've got everything we need. We can now close the case. That's so good. It's a real...

It's really obvious, but sometimes you've got to go for it. Yeah, it's still talked about now. Yeah, as it should be. And, you know, again, you reap what you sow with this. If you've got a Persos number plate, I'm 50-50 on them anyway, but if you've got one that spells out nub, then that U's being changed to an O, I'm afraid. Yeah, asking for it. Well done, and...

Thank you for your... You know what? Thank you for your work. It's just great stuff. Thank you very much. BBC. Oh, I should just check, Kai. Are you still there? Yes, I am, yeah. I just want to check. And was he one? Yes. BBC. We then attempted to talk to Sam and Danny about it. Sam and Danny, hello. Hello, my love. Hello, my lover. Hello, lovely. Nice to have you on. In for Ricky Melvin and Charlie today. Earlier...

Did you hear some of the stuff we were talking about? When you leave somewhere, when you leave a job, then it's sort of all bets are off and the shackles are loose and you can go mad. You can just say the mad thing you've wanted to say for years.

And did you hear this great one from Dan? He loved everyone, or so we thought. He actually confessed on the last day that he hated our big boss. And we didn't think no more of it until weeks later. There was a smell in the office. It continued and continued. And we found out that he had hidden...

endless packets of frozen prawns in the filing cabinets across the office. It's good, isn't it? It is good. That is a pettiness that everyone should get to in life. Not the shellfish. There was an extra bit as well where he said that he also glued the finance person's mug to the desk, super glued it, and also hid the receptionist's shoes. Good bit of noncery. That's good.

Whippin' what? No, can I just correct that? Nonsense. Sorry. Look, I just gave that man. Nonsense-ery. I don't want to do that when leaving the job. Why do we let him speak? Put his mic down, Greg, please. Morning, everybody. Nonsense-ery. Nonsense-ery. Moving on, have we ever done that? Poor old Dan just called up the radio station and they've thrown accusations at him. Right, okay, okay. Go ahead!

Let's keep this calm. Come on! And let's keep this professional. All right. Bye, Dan. Bye. It's been nice on Radio 1. Have a great show, guys. Let's finish with DJ Snake and Justin Bieber. I'm actually not here tomorrow, but don't be alarmed. That's not why. It's a scheduled day off tomorrow, but that didn't go very well.

Let's move on from that, shall we? Time now for all the latest things. Let's get you up to date with all the latest things. I'm going to play Joe, end of beginning in a second, because he features in all the latest things. But first, let's talk about a new chicken shop date that's coming. The brilliant Amelia de Moldenburg, who, of course, we love, has got another celebrity to a chicken shop to date slash interview them. And tomorrow, there's an episode coming out with Cynthia Erivo.

Cynthia Starr's in Wicked, as we know, famous for that sort of riff that she does at the end of the song Defying Gravity. Shall we try and do one? Oh, hang on. Let me give it some reverb. Amy's saying hiya. I'm just holding space for it. What did Amelia... Oh, shut up. Guys, I'm stuck in a well. I can't do all the latest things. No, seriously. Anyway, Amelia de Moldenberg tried it.

That's mine. And here's Cynthia. Hi!

Come on, please, it was mine. Yeah, that was quite good. Quite good. Excited for that. That's coming tomorrow. Next up, Lady Gaga has released some crazy news. What's the crazy news, Lady Gaga? Also, when we got the Chromatica Ball ready in the UK, we lived in Leeds for a little while. And Michael and I, we would go to a pub at the end of rehearsals and we would get two beers and a meat pie. And that was fun too. The crazy news is she lived in Leeds and went to a pub like a normal person. Oh!

Although she is married to a normie, isn't she? Yeah. But yes, she went to a pub in Leeds. Tom, which one do you reckon it was? Brudenell. Brudenell Social Club. Is that your favourite? Great place. Wonderful place. Does anyone know? Anyone in the Leeds area confirm which pub Lady Gaga went to? Just sitting there eating a meat pie. Would be weird. Although Gaga in real life, when Gaga's not dressed as Gaga, she does just look like just a person. So you would be like, oh, she's a person.

You probably wouldn't notice unless she was in her full Chromatica Ball outfit eating a meat pie. Next up, this from Harry on TikTok. I love this. Someone just said that fitness watches are basically expensive Tamagotchis, but the stupid animal you're trying to keep alive is yourself, and now I can't un-hear that. A wonderful thing. Yeah, if you've got one of those fancy watches on now, that is your little pet. You are your little pet.

Would you like to go for a 5K run? No! Stay hydrated. Shut up! But please do stay hydrated. And finally, Joe, a.k.a. Joe Keery, was on Jimmy Fallon yesterday in America talking about new music and also the fifth and final series of Stranger Things, which is on Netflix.

He stars in that, obviously, with Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard and all those legends. Jimmy was asking him about the experience of that last ever season. Joe, what does it feel like? Why does Jimmy Fallon sound drunk there? It sounds like he's doing his Donald Trump. Joe, what does it feel like? Crazy, really. Really, it was a long year, so we shot for about a year. To wrap it all up and kind of, you know, the anticipation of working on something for so long, I mean, it's been a

One third of my life, really. It's been around for so long now. Everything really hit on that last day of shooting. And then I stuck around and, you know, watched the other cast members rap. And it was just emotional and great. And, you know, those people are family for life for me. Yeah. And with that, you're up to date with all the latest things. Radio One Breakfast with Greg James. Later on in the day, heard from lovely Harry, who was surprised to hear that he'd been shot.

on Radio 1, just out of nowhere. And lots of his friends had messaged him and he sent this message. I was just sunbathing there, my phone going absolutely ballistic. All my friends in England, mate, you know you're on the Radio 1 breakfast show? I beg your pardon? I don't think I am. I'm pretty sure I'm in Thailand, but okay. Lovely man. Next up, let's do a quiz. Hi, Nat.

Hello. Good morning. Welcome to The Breakthrough Show. Welcome to yesterday's quiz. This is another person from the vineyard and winery just outside Totnes in Devon, Sandridge Barton Wines. Nat, what is your job on the vineyard?

Well, I work in the winery, so I just help out with all sorts of production stuff that we do. So just from receiving the grapes at harvest, bottling it, labelling it and drinking it, really. Bottling it, labelling it, drinking it. That's life. That is. What a great life that is. So originally you're from New Zealand. And tell us about your other, this is a very exciting, interesting team. What other job did you used to do?

Well, before I got into the industry, I had a brief stint working at Bungie down in Queenstown. So, yeah, just sort of jumping off bridges for a living. Yeah, you're a great load of people. And we had Paddy yesterday who set everyone's hearts fluttering with his job as part-time working on the vineyard and working in the winery, but also being a firefighter as well at the same time. It was unbelievable. He's like the world's perfect man. So how's his ego been since everyone fell in love with him yesterday?

It's all right. It's all right. He's pretty humble. So he wasn't talking about it that much. Yes, he's humble as well. Everyone loves him even more. Let's do yesterday's quiz. Nat, you've got an opportunity here to get into the final. 12 or 13, anything more than 12 will get you into the final tomorrow. So here we go with your questions. Do we have some dingers? First of all, there we go. Question number one is this. Which Dune actor said he gained 20 pounds to play the role of Bob Dylan in the new movie A Complete Unknown?

Who's in it? He's everywhere. He's the actor. He's the guy. It's Timothee Chalamet. Next question. It was Rag and Boneman's birthday yesterday, but what Scottish DJ did he collaborate with on Giants and Lovers in a Past Life? Scottish DJ. It's Calvin Harris. Footballer Chloe Kelly said she wants to leave Man City, but what national team does she play for?

England? Yes. Listener Eager won tickets to Radio 1's Big Weekend yesterday, but where's Radio 1's Big Weekend going to be this year? Udipool. It is. Who was Bebe Doobie in an advert for? Mac, Cosmetics or Mini Cheddars? Cosmetics. Yes. I would do a Mini Cheddars advert. Amelia de Moldenberg announced she's doing a chicken shop date with which star of Wicked?

Ariana Grande? No, Cynthia Erivo. Sri Lanka is facing which country known for Tones and I, Shrimp on the Barbie and Hugh Jackman in a test match currently in the cricket? Australia. Yes. Research showed that sled dogs respond when the clocks change and are thrown off by a change in their schedule. Make a noise like a dog who's confused by going to work early. Oh, oh, oh? Yeah, good. Yesterday was Korean New Year, but what's the capital of South Korea?

It is. Which singer of Pink Pony Club and Hot To Go thanked her fans for all their support over the past year? No, it's Chapel Roan. We had Mina from The Traitors on The Breakfast Show. But who presents The Traitors? Claudia Winkleman? Yes. Who was on the quiz yesterday? Paddy. He was. And the Brits announced they're holding a lookalike competition for which mega famous pop star who was recently doing her Ears tour?

Taylor Swift. Correct. Good. Very good. Clinical that today, Nat. Very good. Unflappable. Sorry there was a question about Australia. Yeah. Horrible bit of luck for you. That was nine points, Nat. All right. Not enough to get into the final, but a good showing. Not the worst of the week. Charlie was the worst of the week on Tuesday.

with eight, but nice work today. That means tomorrow's final is going to be with Ellie, the captain, and Paddy, who was on yesterday. So that's tomorrow morning. Thanks for being on, Nat. Have a great day at the winery. And before you go, tell us your favourite wine currently. Our favourite wine, or my favourite wine, definitely has to be the classic cuvee. Just really good for all occasions, pretty much. Is that a little sparkling number? It is a little sparkling number, yes. So get your hands on it.

Thanks, Nat. Have a great day and we'll catch up soon. Thank you so much. See ya. Good quiz. One. And now on Thursdays, we weigh. It's Thursday, which means we weigh. That's what we do on Thursdays. It started a while ago when we realised that one of the, like the British love language is really the way. As we've said many times before, if you drop a tray, you weigh. If you're happy to see someone, you weigh. Someone walks into the pub,

Your way. It's... We all know what that means. So we've got amazing, an amazing load of voice notes. We're going to play a big old banger. We're going to play them over it. And it really is as simple as that. Don't ever think it, guys. Avicii. Everyone ready? Sarah from Bristol. And on Friday, we're going to do a watch for a store bear. Woo-hoo!

Brian! Just picked up a McDonald's breakfast, looked in the bag, extra hash brown. Way! I'm off to go and get my tattoo done today on my hand. It's going to hurt, but way! Let's go again! Half-night, going to my second job will take about an hour, then I'm finished. Way!

Nice one, Max. This week, I bought my first house. Woo! Oh, nice one. Lovely voice, Viola in Leicester. Jordan? I'm getting a haircut for the first time in three weeks. Woo-hoo! Woo! Woo!

Let's go again! It's my birthday today and I'm celebrating at the office. Happy birthday! Happy birthday! We're on our way to Disneyland! Way! Way! Let's go on, Will!

Hurry up! It's my birthday tomorrow and I'm playing rugby on Sunday. Whey! Bosh! Day off work today, on the way to play golf. Whey! I'm driving from Derbyshire down to Sussex to see my friends that I haven't seen for months since I moved up here. Whey! Good ways today. Really, really, really good ways. We've got some more. You want some more?

Helen! Oh, nice one, Helen. She's shopping for bargains. It's on her third's way. What else have we got? I've finally been accepted to do a PhD, darling. Wahey! Wahey, darling. Well done. Delivering people's groceries. Wahey!

I got the all clear yesterday and don't have to have an operation on my neck anymore. Whey! Alex? Doing absolutely nothing. Whey! Doing nothing. Okay, how about this one? We're going out, out for Sebi's 18th birthday this weekend. Whey! Hey, Sebi's 18. Jake? This Sunday, got big Hampshire Cup semi-final. Come on the coaching horses. Whey!

This is the first weekend I've had no plans in a long time. Wahey! There's so many, we're never ending. It's Thursday, it's payday, we've just ordered a fry up at the CAF. Wahey! Aston Villa beat Celtic last night in Champions League. Wahey! Wow, amazing, amazing load of ways today. Thank you. I can do my own, I've got a good one.

I'm actually not, I'm not here tomorrow. And this was cleared. Do you remember it was cleared by the caller? Yeah, yeah. Remember it was Susanna. She was the one who complained, like she needs to know I'm not here. And I did confirm that the 31st of January is the day off because tomorrow I'm going with producer Chris, formerly of this breakfast show. His leaving present was to go and hang out with the Red Arrows. So tomorrow morning, I'm going to be, instead of doing the radio, I'll be listening to the radio on the way to RAF Waddington to go and hang out with the Red Arrows. Hooray!

I'm already getting weather updates from Red One, from John, who pilots Red One. He says the cloud will hopefully lift by tomorrow, so they'll do some training flights we can watch as well. Very, very cool. Cannot wait. Let's do Jan Slam. Two brilliant callers today, but who's going to win? Radio One's Jan Slam. Let's talk Coldplay. Molly, good morning. Good morning.

Good morning. Where are you? I'm in Aylesbury. In Aylesbury, nice. And you'd love to go and see Coldplay. Yeah, absolutely love to. Four tickets to go and see their big show at Wembley Stadium this summer. Have you seen them before? Yeah, I have. Me and my mum went a couple of years ago. I'm kind of in one of their first ones, but would love to go again.

And so you and your mum bonded over that, so it's nice. It's an amazing sort of happy atmosphere, isn't it, that Coldplay show? Yeah, it's like no concert has ever kind of come close to that. Yeah, it's just all the fireworks and the pyro and just hit after hit, and it's just colourful and sort of quite an assault on your senses, isn't it? So you love them, your mum loves them, and does she have any idea that you're plotting this for her today? No. No. Okay. Isaac! Isaac!

Hello. Morning, how are you? I'm really good, thanks. How are you? Really good. So tell us about you, Isaac. Where are you? What do you do? I'm in Cumbria. I'm a plumber. I am up in the middle of nowhere, really. And you're very excited to be on the radio to maybe get these tickets to see Coldplay. Yeah, I'm so excited, really. So tell us who you take with you and have you ever been to see them before? What's going on here? I've

I've never been to see them before but I've seen the videos and everything like that and it just looks unbelievable. I take my girlfriend

I've, I've, Susanna just told me that she spoke to you and she said that, um, you've, have you, you and her have never been to a gig together before? You've never been to a gig before? No, no, I just think, I mean, it'll be a serious gig to go together for a first time gig, you know? That's an amazing first time gig. How old are you, Isaac? I'm 19. Okay, right. So first gig with the new girlfriend. How long has that been going on for, by the way? Well,

Well, it's been going on for about two years now. Oh, that's good. Yeah, I'd say, odds on, that's... Yeah, I think so. That's surviving to the summer, isn't it? It's going well. Yeah, yeah, because the gig's sort of in July time. And Molly, so is your mum celebrating a big birthday? Yeah, she turned 50 this year. She's hating to turn that on the radio. LAUGHTER

So that's going to be a big 50th birthday present for you if you get these tickets. OK, this is two very deserving people. Molly, what are you doing today? What have we interrupted getting you on Jan Slam? I'm on my way to work. I'm a teacher. Are you? Nice. OK, well, we've got a bit of time because what time are you supposed to be in? Oh, nine o'clock. Oh, you're fine. We're laughing. Two equally deserving people on Jan Slam today. Molly's in Aylesbury on the way to work as a teacher. We'll take her mum for her big 50th birthday to go and see Coldplay if she wins.

Isaac is plumbing in Cumbria. He's taking his girlfriend Libby. They've never been to a gig before. Who's going to get it today? Radio One's Jam Slam. We love the drama, Molly. We love it. Always. Isaac, is your girlfriend listening? What's her name?

Libby, it is. Libby, and is she listening? I can't remember her message. Oh, your phone's gone all funny. That's because you're out in the sticks in Cumbria, aren't you? No, it isn't. Do you know what? I'll chat to Monty for a second. We'll hang up and we'll get you back on in a second because that would be a disaster if we can't hear you. Shouts his name and goes...

Although I guess you wouldn't really care, would you, Molly? You might just get the ticket. No, I don't mind if he comes back or not. Get the tickets by default. Oh, no. Oh, no. His phone's broken. Oh, dear. Oh, dear, yeah. Oh, no. It seems like someone's taken down the...

Taking down the phone mast in Cumbria. Oh, dear. Isaac, are you back? Yeah, I am. I mean, I'm still on top of a wall. There we go. Just go to higher ground or stand by a window or something. Anyway, that sounds good for now. It's all good. Anyway, so did you say Libby's listening or not? Yeah, well, hopefully. Okay, good. So here's how it's going to work.

Please don't get the questions wrong. That's it. I'll be asking questions about Coldplay. For each question, both of you are allowed to answer if you think you know it. If you get it right, you win. If you don't, then the prize automatically goes to the other person.

Only answer when you're absolutely sure. The questions will get easier as we go along. You can just stay quiet if you're not confident. If you don't give it a go, you might let your opponent win. So here we go with today's Jan Slam. Molly and Isaac, you'll have five seconds to answer each question. If I don't hear anything from either of you, I'll move on to the next question. If you choose to answer...

Shout out your name and then straight away give me that answer. If you hesitate, I'll have to disqualify you and give your opponent the prize. So only say your name when you're absolutely sure you're going to answer. You can interrupt me when I'm asking the question, but I will stop if you do that. Is that all clear, Isaac? You happy to continue? That's all cool. Molly? Yeah, all good. Great. Let's do the penultimate Jan Slam of the year.

Four tickets to see Coldplay in London, plus some exclusive merchandise. That prize is going in the next couple of minutes, but who's it going to go to? Is it Molly or is it Isaac? Here's question one. Yellow is one of the biggest Coldplay songs and their breakout hit. What's the full name of the person who co-produced the track alongside the members of Coldplay? Hmm. Tricky one. Very tricky one. I guess she had no ideas. Not a clue. No clue.

It's a man called Ken Nelson. Oh, yeah, Ken Nelson. Oh, yeah, of course. I thought it might be. I don't want to say, Greg. I thought it might be Ken. Kenny boy. Yeah, he produced most of the tracks on Parachutes. Question two. Coldplay have been together since 1997. At what UK university did the members of Coldplay meet? I feel like that's the one that would have got Coldplay fans shouting at the radio, I think.

Any idea, Molly? Would you have gone for anything if you had to guess? I've got absolutely no idea. Isaac? Yeah, I don't know either. University College London. No. Question three. Coldplay are one of the biggest bands in the world, but how many number ones do Coldplay have on the UK official singles chart? Molly. Two. You were out of time. Oh. You were out of time there. Two.

So it's void. What were you going to say? I was going to say two. Hmm. Interesting. That is the correct answer. Oh. Oh, that is unlucky. All right, Isa, don't rub it in. That is unlucky. You were just out of time. Let's continue on with question four. You're going to have to be quick. The questions get easier.

Isaac, the halftime Super Bowl thing. That's a guess. Yes! Look at that! Oh, my God! It's happened.

This is unbelievable. Four tickets to see Coldplay in London, plus some merchandise as well. Libby's going to be very happy. You're going to have to find a couple of other people to go with as well. I know. I've got to get some friends.

Thanks for being on this morning. Molly, I'm sorry. That's all right. Tough game, very tough. I know. And you were late on that answer and the timer had gone and everything. But thanks for playing and wish your mum a happy birthday from me. I will. Sorry it didn't go your way today. That's all right. Isaac, amazing.

Thank you. You need to speak to Libby, don't you? I'll let you go. Yeah, yeah, I need to give her a ring. Have a great rest of the week and have an amazing time when that gig finally rolls around. Thank you very much. Really nice to look forward to, isn't it? That's awesome. Have a great one, Isaac. Thanks for being on the show. Thank you. I'll see you later. Bye-bye. Oh! Stress, drama. That's Jan Slam.

And that, as they say in the business, is the end of today's Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast. Thanks for listening. I'm not here tomorrow, as you might have heard in that Thursday. I'm off hanging out at the Red Arrows, my new best friends. So there'll be some good nonsensory done there. Have a great day and a great weekend. I'll be back with you Monday. Bye. Radio 1's All Day Breakfast. With Greg James. I've just edited my last podcast. Wahey!

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You just get sucked in so gradually.

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