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21:17That's L-U-A-N-N-A to 82200.

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21:39Anna Williamson:Right, messages. Let's festive muff hunting like I do and I will be with a chocolate orange in a couple of days' time. Oh, lovely. I've already seen my mam's bought me one. That was terrible hiding from her. Message from Leanne. I do have a funny Christmas A and E story. Brilliant. Love it. It's good before we've even read it. It is. Me, my cousin and my sister-in-law go to clubber-sized class. I've always wanted to try that. Oh, I love this. Up there with boxer-sized, I think. If you're not familiar with clubber-sized, it's exercise classes with glow sticks, much like a Luana meet-up. Just before Christmas, we had a fancy dress theme.

22:15Anna Williamson:So my cousin decided to get her inflatable turkey costume from the loft, as you do, and do the class in that. In the spirit of Christmas, I decided to join in and I went as a giant cracker. And my sister-in-law went as the chef. Together, we were the Christmas dinner. Brilliant. It's excellent. It's quite a high intensity class and the turkey was sweating. She wanted to take off the cosy and I kept thinking of the sense of achievement you'll have. That you'll have done the whole class of the turkey. Kept saying think of the sense of achievement. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, come on. Keep it on. You've got this.

22:43Anna Williamson:Come on. Being a girl that likes to accept the challenge, that turkey sweated it out and carried on like a true charm. The turkey's about to die. What is it struck to think? Gets to cool down and the chef gets a call from her son so she had to leave early. Leaving the cracker and turkey to finish off the class, it wasn't until after the class the turkey realised that the battery pack from the inflatable costume she'd secured in her leggings pocket, oh no, had started reacting with her body sweat and she had a nice chemical burn to the thigh. Oh my God, that's so bad. She ended up in A &E. Moral of the story, don't let the chef leave early and burn the turkey.

23:17Anna Williamson:Yay! The turkey actually got burnt. Fucking hell. Battery acid. When she was being examined, she had no feeling. Oh no, this is awful. and lost all sensation in her upper thigh. The only saving grace is that she didn't put the battery pack in her knickers. Because I've done that with those inflatable costumes. That's really bad. It was so hilarious watching them type in the notes that she was dressed as an inflatable turkey. A few times the medical professionals would ask why, to which we just replied, why not? It's definitely a Christmas we won't forget. Merry Christmas. Oh, and here's the picture.

23:47Anna Williamson:She's got a picture. I mean, that's commitment from those girls. She actually did a whole club of size in that turkey outfit. I love that person for doing that. Me too. She looks great. I'm sorry you got burnt. Love those outfits. Right, we've got another message in from Bessie. Hi, Luanamo. Please keep me in on. Name me after my nan. Bessie. Oh, Bessie. Bessie. Bessie. I'm hoping you might be able to give me some advice because I'm feeling really stuck about Christmas this year. For as long as I can remember, Christmas Day has always been spent at my parents' house. It's a big deal to them. My mum starts planning in September and my dad basically lives for cooking the Christmas dinner.

24:26It's one of their traditions that has never been questioned. For the last six years, my partner spent Christmas around mine because he knows it means so much to me and my family. Then we go to his family in the Gooch. But this year, my partner's parents have asked if we could spend Christmas with them. They've recently had some health issues and it would mean a lot to them if we were there. My partner is really close to them and understandably wants to spend the day with his family for once. the problem is my parents are not taking it well when I mentioned the idea of not being there and ultimately alternating Christmases as the years go on my mum cried said I was breaking her heart my dad went quiet and he's been super shifty with me since then there's been a weird vibe every time I speak to them like they're hurt but also trying to guilt trip me into changing my mind I feel completely torn I want to be fair to both families and I know that I can't be in two places at once I'm an only child and I know how sad my parents will be just being them too I feel like I'm abandoning them At the same time I want to support my partner And recognise that his family's needs matter too How do I set boundaries without causing a fallout And how do I handle the guilt when both sides Feel like they have a claim to Christmas Day I just want to find a way to make everyone feel included Without spending the whole festive season Feeling like the world's worst daughter I'd love to solve the issue and host them all together But we live in a tiny one bed flat and it's just not going to happen.

25:46Love you girls. Thanks for everything.

25:48Anna Williamson:This can be echoed by billions of people. I mean, firstly, it's not okay that you've been put in this guilt trip space, but equally, look, this is so, so common. Like, I know you possibly can't host them all together in your flat, but could you maybe, if you want to do it all together, could you go out to a pub? I know you've only got a couple of days now, so probably not opportunity to actually, to book somewhere. But I think you really, look, we've had this with my family too, you know, well, actually, my parents have been fine about it. Everybody has. but you just have to accept that things change and I think some people don't.

26:19Anna Williamson:They have a lot of emotions tied up in Christmas. Christmas I think is a bit like weddings as in bridezillas. Do you know what I mean? People can get a bit funny around Christmas and emotionally people can unravel a little bit. So when it's a tradition, people don't want to break it but I do wonder, can't your parents just go to his parents or can't his parents go to your parents? That could well be an opportunity. Like if that was mine, mine and Andrew's parents would just spend it together. Would yours not do that? Would yours do that with ours parents? Yeah, we would totally do that. we were totally our family are very well we get on with my in-laws yeah I guess not everybody does maybe they do but I think look it's difficult but I think you need to have a real conversation with your parents and just say look we appreciate you're disappointed but it is only fair that you do exactly we have to be fair let's look at what the options are is what I would do and say look maybe your mum and dad if it is just themselves maybe they could go out to a pub together on Christmas day or maybe they've got some friends that they could go and spend Christmas day with or do something different maybe you could agree to then do Boxing Day a lot of families do Christmas Day at one family Boxing Day, what we do and then you'll turn at that and actually when you really think about it, it's all the same it's only one day, isn't it?

27:24Anna Williamson:the Boxing Day celebrations we have are just like the Christmas Day ones, it's just the same but different day and I think it's just helping them adjust but I feel sorry for you that you're having to take on that guilt and all that emotion, I think you just have to do the right thing and I think if you come at that perspective the right thing is being fair your parents aren't being fair but I also get it they they love you and they're feeling their emotions I think just alternative you just can't ever please everyone and unfortunately your parents had you for a long time I think it's fair that you have to alternate yeah and especially if they have health issues too I think that's important right we've got a message from Kira she says who read the last do you want to read this I don't really mind oh hi Luana and I don't OG listener.

28:08Anna Williamson:Long time embarrassment. Full time liability reporting in. No need to keep me a non. Everyone knows I've ever met, knows this story and more. It was my work Christmas party probably six years ago now. I wasn't really feeling it. But the free bar and my team were brilliant. Free bar? So I popped my sparkly tights on my little kitten heels. Off I trotted. She's in. Clip, clip, clip. There we are. Now I went in with the best intentions as we always do. Just a couple, I said. Cut to an hour later. I'm double fisting porn star martinis. telling the finance director he had lovely dimples. At some point, someone thought it would be a great idea to bring out a mechanical bull.

28:44Anna Williamson:One of my favourite things at a party. This is my kind of party. You can see where this is going. Love this party. I want to be there. Obviously, the lads piled on first, lasting about four seconds each. My drunk brain then decided I needed to show them how it's done. I've ridden enough terrible cotton and enough feisty horses to stay on longer than those lads. So I hitched up my wee pencil skirt and climbed on. Brilliant. The ball started slow, then picked up speed. Then after a while, as a blind wave of drunken confidence washed over me, I got spun around and launched like a budget Cirque du Soleil act.

29:14I flew across the room, arms out like a drunk seagull.

29:20Anna Williamson:Landed awkwardly between the edge of the inflatable bucking bull ring and the bar. Arse in the air, skirting around my waist like a hula hoop at the feet of half of the C-suite. I looked up at them. In my drunken mind, I thought, nope, not dealing with this right now. No. So I pretended to faint or knock unconscious. So there I am on the floor doing my best impression of a whale out of water, very aware that my quite secret sparkly tights were not hiding much. My giant ass was shown to the big bosses and I listened as the chaos ensued. Is she okay? Cover her bum. Call an ambulance. I honestly didn't know what to do.

30:01Anna Williamson:My mum's an A &E doctor and she knew I was wasting emergency services on my shame. She'd disown me. But also I did not want to face the embarrassment. So on the floor I stayed whilst people fussing at me. This is the kind of shit I do, by the way. After a while, I was getting a bit uncomfortable and bored on the floor. And now someone had covered my modesty. It was slightly less embarrassing. So I decided I'd come round. I fluttered my eyes, opened slowly and faking some lovely moans. I was helped from the floor and escorted out of the building to an ambulance that had arrived outside. I wanted to die.

30:36Anna Williamson:I tried to get them to go away. I told them I was fine, but they insisted on checking me over. An hour or so later, they let me get in the cab home. Next morning, I woke to about 700 messages on my phone. There'd been an event photographer at the party who'd captured me not only mid-flight, but also on the floor, bottom aloft, and those photos were all over my team's chats. I called in sick that day. My boss wasn't happy, but I fear not surprised. The photos have followed me through my life and my friends love to bring them out every year as a festive treat. Anyway, I hope it gave you a giggle.

31:14Anna Williamson:Christmas cards. Oh, this pod is a lifesaver. Keep doing what you're doing forever. Love this. Brilliant story. Thank you. Remember, if you want to get in touch, you can email us, Luanna, at everythingnoana.com. You can also drop us a WhatsApp on 877-4526-947.

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32:47Game of the week. Crowd goes wild. Yay!

32:52Anna Williamson:This is more fun than news anyway. Everyone loves this. If you're new to Luana, Imo is famous for her quizzes and we haven't had one for ages. You can play along. You can play along. Right, I've got your paper. Not really. We're mid-record. You can wait. I can't. Take some paper. Here we go. Bex, pass them a book to lean on and a pen, please. We've got some games to play. Okay, games to play. Here we go. Now. Oh, no, you can't cheat, though. Gutted. In true... Well, if you were here with us for the COVID period, you would have been aware that I did an isolation game of the week, which was a sketchy at best game.

33:30Very popular. It was good.

33:31Anna Williamson:I won the whole thing. It was very popular. Only because she cheated and she admitted to that. We had various different things. And so we've got two rounds today for Christmas. Lovely. The first round is called Tradition or Tradition. which basically is a true or false yeah it's whether it's an actual Christmas tradition or whether I've made it love this are we all ready to play along? are we putting like true or false though? tick or cross yeah fact fiction tradition Bex you play here's a piece of paper there's another pen up there we love that right okay are we ready everybody? ready yep how many questions in each round?

34:16Anna Williamson:ten Okay In Finland families visit a sauna together on Christmas Eve Because it's believed friendly spirits appear in the steam Is it fact or fiction? Up to you Number two In Estonia families leave a full plate of food on the table overnight So midnight elves can help themselves Fact or fiction Number three In Japan families traditionally eat KFC on Christmas Day It's considered a festive meal Fact or fiction Number four, in Venezuela, it's common for people to roller skate to early morning Christmas mass Fact or fiction Number five, in Ukraine, Christmas trees are decorated with spiderwebs for luck Fact or fiction Number six, in Canada, every Christmas morning, families line up for a shot of warm maple syrup mixed with whiskey, known as a Santa Slam Fact or fiction Number seven, in Iceland, children put a potato in their shoes and leave it outside to summon the Christmas trolls Fact or fiction Number eight, in South Korea, people hang pickled radishes on their doors for good luck Fact or fiction Number nine, in Switzerland, it is common to have a village cheese-eating competition on Christmas Eve Fact or fiction And number ten, in Norway, people hide their brooms on Christmas Eve so witches can't steal them Fact or fiction Fiction.

35:44Do we do the answers now? We will. Yes. Okay. Are we ready? Yes. Number one, Finland having Christmas Eve saunas. Fact or fiction, everyone? Fact. It is fact. Correct. Yes. Number two, Estonia, the Midnight Elves full plate of food. Fact. Fiction. Facts gets a point. Number three, Japan.

36:06Anna Williamson:I know the answer to this one. Eating KFC. That's all right. It's true. No, it's fact. It is fact. Yeah. It's fact. Correct. Venezuela, people roller skating to mass. I'd like to think that's fact. It's fact. Yes. In the Ukraine, spider webs on the Christmas tree. Fiction. Fiction. Facts. Oh, weird. In Canada, the Santa Slam of warm maple syrup and whiskey. Fact. Fiction. Fiction. Number seven, Iceland, potatoes in the shoes. I'd like to think that's true. Fiction. Fiction. Fiction. Made that up. Number eight, South Korea, pickled radishes on the door. Fiction. Fiction. Number nine, Switzerland, cheese-eating comp on Christmas Eve.

36:52Fact. Oh, hold on. Number eight was fiction. I got it right. Number nine, yes, the cheese. Cheese, true.

37:01Anna Williamson:True. Fact. Fiction. Oh, that would be good if they did, wouldn't it? And number ten, in Norway, hiding your broom on Christmas Eve so the witches can't steal it. I put fact. It is fact. I only got three out of ten. Scores on the doors. Five. Five out of ten. I got three. Three for Luke. Four for Anna. Five for me. Udathunk. Right, here we go. What did you get, Lufanians? Hope you did well. Four for Bex. Lovely. The second ISO game of the week was a fan favourite of Craptics. Do you remember this? No. Go on. For example, I would say something like Redhead. Not cooked toast. Living place. Oh, God.

37:46Anna Williamson:Hang on. Redhead. Yeah. Ginger. Ginger. Not cooked toast. Bread. Living place. House. Gingerbread house. Gingerbread house. Oh. Remember these? Yes. Terribly wrong. Right. Just give us a bit of time then. So is there a theme? Christmas. Just Christmas. Christmas. Okay, go on then. I will apologise. I did come up with these yesterday and they are, some of them tenuous at best. Sketchy. Oh, great. Number one. Okay. Boiled veg and bones. Lots of royal men. Okay. Number two. Not young. Holy person. Steal things. Yeah, what? Not young. Holy person. Steal things. Okay. Yeah. I think I'm really good at this.

38:34Good. Number three. Scottish Isle. Obviously. x something z phonic n you're welcome what wait say that again scottish isle yeah obviously x something z phonic n i think i've got it number four eleven in cards cold indicator

39:09Anna Williamson:Hang on, 11 in cards? Yeah. Cold indicator. Right. Yeah. Cool. Number five. One plus two. Yeah. Question kids always ask. Sperm. Lovely. Number six. Eubank or hoy? Moose in Scottish accent. Piggy meat. Meese. Meese. Mm-hmm. number seven fa la la la la la la yeah blank not fictional brunette boy singer in steps okay number eight I just say Lufanians if you're like me like Homer Simpson's brain right now it's okay it's okay you're in good company yeah especially if you're driving this might be hard anyway eight this is probably the most tenuous of them all really Green light means oven. Oven? Yeah.

40:1525th of December. Golf term, short for street. I'll be very interested to see what comes back out of this.

40:25Anna Williamson:I mean, I'm going to put it out there, guys. I have got zero. Great. Number nine. This is actually really hard. Black and white mixed. Black and white mixed. Right. After you tie in a blank sound of a hi-hat. Yeah. And number 10, yellow on a beach. Thank you up north. Beginning of anatomical ball bag. Five of them on your foot. What was that? Say that one again. Yellow on a beach. Thank you, up north. Beginning of an anatomical ball bag, five of them on your foot. Well, I think we can all enjoy the answer round for this. Here we go. Number one, what did you get, Lou? Broth pervs. Right. Anna? Broth prints.

41:24Right. I haven't written anything. And what was this? It was stockings. And just remind everyone what the thing was. Boiled veg and bones. Broth. Lots of royal men. Kings. Oh, I put broth pervs. Broth pervs. Okay, next one. Lovely. Remind us what it is first and then we'll say. Okay, number two. Not young. Holy person. Steal things. Old vicar thief. Right. I've just put old. I lost the rest of it. Nice. Lovely. I begs for nothing. It was old Saint Nick.

42:02Anna Williamson:Oh. Oh. Oh, that's so obvious. Yes, I know. I mean, we're doing so well. Next one. Well done. Number three. Yep. Scottish Isle. Obviously. X something Zed. Phonic N. I got Shetland Dayan. And I got Sky Yes Why. Bex put nothing. It was Mole. Oh, yeah. Mole Duh. Wine. I got Duh. Yeah, I know. But you didn't get the whole thing. I didn't get the Duh bit. Okay, no, but well done. Number four, 11 in cards, cold indicator. Probably the easiest one, I think. Okay, ace, Ventura. Brilliant answer, but clearly wrong. I have put nothing. Nothing from Vex. 11 would be a jack, obviously. Frost. It's indicating it's fucking cold.

42:56Anna Williamson:I was thinking of a car and I was thinking of a left, right indicator. I'm not sure how I got ace, Ventura. I don't know how you got ace, Ventura. At least you had up our answer, to be fair, Lou. One plus two. Yeah. Question kids always ask. Sperm. Well, I think mine's a perfect answer for that description. Three babies come. And I put three wise men. I put three wise men. It was three wise men. Three wise men. Oh, Becca, you're in the game. I got clothes. Three wise men. Well, I got three wise men. Three wise men. Three wise men. Yeah, but that's not it. Three babies come. So wrong. Good Lord.

43:31Anna Williamson:Okay, right. I'm hopeful on this next one. I am too, actually. I'm quite hopeful on this one. I think I've got this. Number six. Yeah. Eubank or Hoy. Yeah. Moose in a Scottish accent. Yeah. Piggy meat. Okay, I got box in the sausage.

43:48Box in the sausage. So I got Christmas pork. Nearly. Nothing. Nothing from Ben. Christmas ham. Can I have that? I'll give it to you. I got boxing mouss I feel like Excellently Poi is a cyclist Oh I thought they were boxers No Eubank and They're both Chris's Chris's But I'm with you I'm with you I like that you all got the mouss though Yeah we got the mouss Mouss Mouss Number seven Fa la la la la la la la Not fictional Brunette Boy singer in steps La Truandi Love that I put La Tru Lee no uh it was actually love factual lee love actually love actually that was quite hard that was quite hard it's very clever for me actually yeah anyway um number eight uh green light means oven 25th of december gulf term short four street one loop uh go hot

44:56Anna Williamson:Christmas tea saint. We aren't bad, you know. I've put go hot day four street. Nothing for Bex. I'm so happy you joined in Bex. Green light means go. Go. Oven. Hot. Stove. Oh. 25th of December. Christmas. Go stove. Golf term. Pa. Pa. Short for street. S.T. Ghost of Christmas Past I mean bloody hell if anyone has got that one I told you it was tenuous if anyone gets that you are incredible and you get a free ticket to the big party right you don't you don't actually because they've sold out okay go on number nine Black and White Mixed comes after you Tyena something Sound of Hi-Hat Louisa Graeme Graemey Bullsack me comes after you and me.

45:56Me and you. At this point,

46:00Anna Williamson:my brain cell had started to... But me isn't a letter. It's a word. Yeah, I know. It said come after you. What comes after you? V. Anyway, moving on. Okay, well, I'd started to lose the will to live. So I just put grey vag willy bum. Becca? Nothing from Becca. It was grey. After you comes V. Grey V. tie in a bow sound of a high hat gravy boat very hard can we just take a look at your piece of paper back does it have nothing on it oh hang on she did get one right well I got one right and number 10 it's all to pay for Lou yellow on a beach thank you up north beginning of anatopical ball bag five on your foot Okay, sand spank saggy toes.

46:54Right.

46:56Anna Williamson:Like I say, I sort of tapped out this point, so I just put I am insane. You are, yes. Nothing. Nothing from Banks. It was sand. Yeah, I got that. Tick. Ta. Ta. Ta. Sand ta. Of course, ta. Beginning of an anatomical ball bag. An anatomical ball bag is a scrotum, so scrot. Five on your toe. Toe. Sand to scrotto. Will You Stop Being So Clever well I think we can all count that one up how many was that? I got one I got zero so that means that coming in last place was Louisa three points overall there then coming in second with five points is Bex and winning you've won! Emma's Christmas Isolation Game of the Week is Anna with six points Bravo my friend Oh, thank you, my baby.

47:51Emma, that was fun. That was too hard. It was too hard. It was quite tricky, I'm sorry.

47:55Anna Williamson:Why didn't you do an easier one? Yeah, do something that's more in keeping of mine and Lou's IQ. Love that, though. Thank you. That was Emma's isolation game of the week from five years ago, but because she couldn't think of a Christmas story, it's in. Hooray! Hooray!

48:13Anna Williamson:Right, let's move on now for some weirdo time. It's time for... It's the Weirdo of the Week. Right, first up we've got Anonymous. So Joseph, hey Luanamo, Merry Christmas to you and yours. I've got a weird other week for you. I never thought this was odd, but my housemates will tell me it is. When we were younger, my siblings and I would get up really early on Christmas and we were allowed to open our stocking presents as soon as we woke up, whether our parents were up or not. Yeah, we had that rule in our house as well. In our stockings, we were always given our favourite cereals. We then rushed to have these for breakfast.

48:44Anna Williamson:It was most definitely a way for our parents to not have to get us out of bed. This is brilliant. get us out of bed and make us brekkie and it was a cherished tradition in our family. Is it weird? It's genius. I'm going to put this in the kids' stockings. I said to the kids, what do you want for your Christmas day brekkie at my mum and dad's? Get those multi-coloured hoops or something. And he did say, he went, I don't really want breakfast because they just go diving into the selection box but then they went, maybe we should have some cereal. I might get a selection box. You could get funky ones for them.

49:12That is great. Right, we've got another one in from Manon, so you're Scrooge. Dear Luanimo, I have a particular Christmas dinner edition that I'm told is very odd. We have the standard turkey, pigs in blankets, potatoes, all the trimmings, the gravy, et cetera, et cetera. But me, I have mine smothered in barbecue sauce and mayo. It just makes it. None of the rest of my family do it, but it's not Christmas without a barbecue Christmas. Love you all and dare you to try it. You do, you, Babs. I mean, I love every condiment going. I will do horseradish, cranberry sauce, mint sauce. I'll do all of them on one plate.

49:46I'm not sure about Barbie. No, and I wouldn't do mayo either. Or ketchup. My brother has English mustard and barbecue sauce.

49:53Anna Williamson:Oh, he does have barbecue sauce. He has barbecue sauce and English mustard. I actually do really like barbecue sauce. Yummy, isn't it? I've just thought about it. I'm starving. I'm not ranting. I'm so hungry. We're going to end this pod now wishing you all the very merriest of Christmas. Just remember, whether you're with family or if you're alone, it's only one day of the year. And you've got us. You've got us always. And thank you for all being absolute legends and listening to us this year and just being part of our Luanna gang. We love you. That is it. We're going to be here on Monday because we keep going for you guys always.

50:27Anna Williamson:You don't have to wait until then. 365 days a year we're here working for you. Exactly. Some rain or shine, wherever we may be, we will be here. But we're going back on Thursday. So there you go. It's totally extra. We do need you, Lufanians. We know you have got, you're sitting on some decent guff now. Oh, yeah. You've got some guff to share with us. The shit gifts are going to be rolling in. All of them. Yeah, we need it. The awkward family thing. Yes. Finding out your uncle shagging your mum. You know what I'd quite like? If there's been any massive, big clangers dropped at Christmas. Do you know what I mean?

50:59Anna Williamson:We want to hear it all. And also celebrations. Perhaps you've been proposed to and you're celebrating. Something wonderful's happened. Also amazing news for your family has happened. We'd want to hear it. This is the place to share it. It's Luanna at everythingluanna.com. Our WhatsApp number to send a voice note or a message. Emma will be enjoying this, I know, over the festive period. 07745 266 947 is the number. Make sure that you're following us in the top right corner. Please tell someone about us, make them listen. Do not forget, you can watch us on YouTube. Just go and have a look at Everything Luanna on YouTube.

51:33Put us on the big screen and enjoy us with your whole family and spread the Luanna gospel. What a better way to spend Christmas Day than having our big fat mugs on those widescreen tellies. Beautiful. It's a beautiful thing. It's beautiful. Right. We will be back on the 25th of December with a special Quizmas episode. We will. So if you're listening, cooking the dinner, tune in to us on Christmas Day. You've got us in your luck holes. Bye for now.

52:01Anna Williamson:Bye, guys. Bye. Enjoy the last few days before the big day. Hey, man, you hungry? Let's order delivery. Yeah. I was thinking... Italian. Burgers? Oh. Game night just got tense. Two bros on different sides of the fence. Burgers or pasta tonight. Why can't we have food without the fire? With Wonder, you can combine 20 restaurants in one delivery, so no one has to settle. Use code MEALTIME for 50 % off your first Wonder order. Terms apply. See wonder.com slash new customer.