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Before the show began, we were reaching our respective homes. We were talking about

Rob the Cous bar by the clash. Am I right guys? Yes, you are.

And what was your question again, Emily, who doesn't like it?

I was what I actually said, which was a bit of a choose. I said, who is it who doesn't

like it? There could be a lot of answers to that question. But I was referring to the

lyric, which is something like, Sherry, don't like it or Sherry, is it?

It could be because it's a filter. Sherry, don't like it.

If it's the Cous bar, it could be Sherry. Yeah, Omar Sherry. Is he welcoming?

I think there is a backgammon verse, an international backgammon tournament verse. Do you have any

some of that or readers, Frank, that normally they would, we would ask that and they'd tell

us and I, you know, that makes me sad briefly.

That's a fabulous, have you ever heard of Clinton Ford? No.

He was, he did a thing which they've sort of completely died now. He did comedy songs.

And he did a song called The Old Bazaar in Cairo, which I like to think he's on the

same, would be on the same family tree as the rock the Cous bar. And it's at the moment

in it I particularly loved that goes, hey, I'm scared. I'm watching you think of that.

Benny, Strypti's dancing on the mat, Ompa, Ompa, that's enough for that in The Old Bazaar

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