Late Night, Ian Lee on Talk Radio.

Oh, yes.

I forgot what the number was.

Now I tell you, I know, I'm going to be honest, Catherine,

I was sending a personal and private textical then.

That's what I was doing.

That's what I was doing.

I'm not ashamed of it.

I was sending a personal and

private text. But in the spirit of honesty, I'm going to tell you to whom it was. It was to

none other than Mr. James Whale. Because it just dawned on me me and I heard the end of James's show and I just thought James sounded a little bit down. I don't know if he is or not, but I just thought you sounded a bit down. I thought, oh, of course James is on his own now and he just kind of forget all of these things.

I just sent him a little text as his show ended and our show started saying,

all right, mate, sounding good on the radio, I I get to hear like the last half hour of his show.

If you ever want to chat, give us a call.

And he's just replied, saying, yeah, I will do that,

thanks very much.

So I was replying to James going, ha I was only joking get lost grandad

And I think that should no idea I did I like I like James and of course it's

You forget James whale is 78 years old dear listener

78 years old and he's been working in radio for even longer than that so we've got to keep our eye on these old buggars. Speaking of old buggars, it's Alan Caddick. Good evening, Alan.

Hi, Boba. Hi, Alan.

Your eyes. Well, you're not. Hi, I'm I'm pretty a bit tired.

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