A Succulent Chinese Meal

21:47So Silent Night recommended strategies for resetting our mind, body, and lifestyle to improve sleep. Now, you did the cutting off the phone time. Yeah, I stopped looking at the phone. Yep.

21:59Clair Buckley:I guess about half eight. Yeah. I tried the not looking at the clock when I wake up. Yeah. And I do wake up quite a lot in the night. And I did make, I'll be honest, I didn't manage it the first couple of times because it was just habit. But I did try it one night. See, as long as it's still dark outside, you do drift off to sleep better, not knowing that it's four or five o 'clock in the morning. You don't know you've only got an hour, two hours. So you do just go back to sleep. So, yeah, no, I think that did work as well. Good. Claire, I'm almost sleeping too well these days. Are you? Yeah. In fact, the only thing, the only little problem I've got with sleeping now is you talking in your sleep, screaming, why, why did I marry you?

22:44Clair Buckley:Stuff like that. You're always saying things like that. But apart from that, I'm getting loads of sleep. Oh, OK. See, I don't even know. No. Because I'm... You're sound asleep as well. I'm done, yeah. Yeah. Well, look, if a constantly bitter and bickering married couple like us can fix their sleep, then so can you. Hey! By following Silent Night's free sleep reset plan and resetting your mind, body and lifestyle. Visit silentnight.co.uk for more info. Claire. Yes, James. We've got a listener email Gary's got in touch. Now, we do like listeners getting in touch and we do use their emails and stuff.

23:20Yeah, we do, yeah.

23:21Clair Buckley:For the purposes of this podcast. I wanted to maybe call this something Now it could either be You brought this up on the train to me And I kind of ignored you We could either call it James' sack Right Or Claire's pouch Just popping something in Claire's pouch Now that sounds like it's flabby No it doesn't Pouch? Yeah, little pouch If it's an email for James Send it to James' sack And we'll dig her in there every couple of weeks and pick out the best ones. And if it's a story for me, pop it in Claire's pouch and we'll check that. Yeah. And we'll see who gets the most activity. So, well... Gary says...

24:08Clair Buckley:Oh, no. I'm worried about this. Gary says, make Britain bright again. Bright? Yeah. Hi, James and Claire. I've been dating an American. and she's ruined the UK for me. An American? Now that summer's gone. She needs to be fucking careful. And now that summer's gone and the grey skies are back, she keeps reminding me of just how dull and miserable it is here. I never really noticed it before. What are you talking about? Where have you been? You've worn a bit with your fucking eyes shut, Daddy. I never really noticed it before. Or maybe I just didn't care. But now every morning I wake up to another grey British sky.

24:47Clair Buckley:I get a running commentary about how much better the weather is across the pond. Apparently, it's not even cold enough here to count as a proper winter. I suppose British weather isn't meant to be dramatic, it's just meant to gently ruin your mood. And I think it's finally done it. Anyway, just fancy the vent. Thanks, Gary. This episode is brought to you by EDF, Britain's biggest generator of zero carbon electricity. Right, Claire, big news for people out there on the fence about getting an electric car. Oh, OK. Some energy advice from our green guru over here. Sure. How about this? If you join EDF's EV tariff and pod drive, you can get an EV charger, standard installation and warranty with zero upfront costs.

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26:16For verification, visit edfenergy.com slash zero dash carbon. Well, here's what I would say to Gary, right? The British people, we need that weather.

26:29Clair Buckley:I don't. We, hold on. Yeah, I know what you're going to say. Let me finish. It's part of being British. It is. We talk about the weather. But. Cricket weather, cups of tea. But I'm also talking about when it's absolutely unbearably hot for a few weeks in the summer. Yeah. We need it. Yeah. We need it. We need to moan about when it's too hot. We need to moan about when it's too cold. Yeah. Too wet. Too dark. I like moaning. Exactly. I like moaning. However, I do know what Gary's talking about. and I'm surprised it's taken Gary, an American woman has had to point out to Gary what British weather is like.

27:04Yeah.

27:05Clair Buckley:I would say to Gary, here's what you need to do. Move to the countryside, right? You get lighter nights and... No, not just that. Move to Scotland. Scotland's much brighter. You know that. No, it's not. It's always fucking raining in Scotland. No, I mean brighter as in it... It stays lighter longer. It stays lighter much longer. But he's right. You live in a city or a town or something like that, the streets are grey, the buildings are grey. Like, it's all just, you look, you're taking the whole landscape. Yeah. From the clouds and the sky to the buildings to the roads, it's just one grey. Like, it's like a black and white photograph.

27:44Clair Buckley:I love it. When you look in Britain. I need to see the sun. I don't care what the temperature is, it could be a crisp, chilly day. we can go for weeks without seeing the sun and it's fucking depressing to be fair right i think that is a person by person thing because there are people who do have like winter depression yes seasonal seasonal affected depression something like that yeah and people really don't like when it gets dark and cold and wet and stuff but when summer comes people feel a bit more light and happier and whatever but there are also people who have the opposite and i'm definitely one of those people we'll see when it starts to get darker and colder earlier and that makes me happy i like feeling cozy and when the leaves are all over the ground that makes me really happy and when it's raining i love it and just what you're thinking of in your head is like an autumn in Oregon, America or something like that.

28:50Clair Buckley:Listen, don't get me wrong. There's nicer places, but... You step outside our street and it's just fucking traffic and beeping and there's no... That's not to do with the weather. No, but it's to do with the country. No, I like it. I like living here. I don't want to go somewhere sunny all the time. I'm not saying it has to be sunny all the time. We were in America years and years ago staying with my family and we had Christmas over there and we were out the back door on Christmas Day and it was boiling. and it was shit. Yeah, I'm just saying it was weird. That was weird. I don't like that. That was weird in California where they put like Christmas lights on the palm trees and stuff.

29:24Clair Buckley:Yeah. That's fucking odd. No, not for me. I like it to be cold and wet and dark. That's fine for like a couple of days and then maybe break it up with a little bit of sunshine. When it goes on for weeks on end. I will say by the time. It's just dreary and drizzly. It's not cold enough to rain. And I don't want to turn it into a conspiracy theorist, but we are getting warmer winters we are yeah because it used to snow at the time when I was little when it used to snow but also things used to freeze things never froze for us last winter which was really annoying when I was walking the dog it was just constantly boggy right it was a constant bog walking the dog yeah bog dog a bog dog walk it was a bog dog walk I get that I do get it for your everyday things, for stuff that you have to do.

30:16Like today, for instance, it's really rainy today. I get it. Getting about going to work, all that stuff. I get that it can... And I will say that by the time...

30:25Clair Buckley:I'd have three days of grey, drizzly rain. Well, you only get three days. The problem is, by the time it gets to March, and it's still, the weather's still shit. I think as soon as Christmas is over, I do get a little bit like, okay, I'm a bit bored of this now. Well, off the back of Gary's email, we thought we'd acknowledge that winter is coming with today's theme. I think that's a, what's it called? Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones thing, isn't it? Yeah, still not watched that. Not watched one second of it. Here are a few UK winter facts. Right. 37 % of couples admit they secretly turn the thermostat up when their partner isn't looking.

30:59Clair Buckley:You don't know how a thermostat works. Listen, I like it hot in the evening, but I want it off for bedtime. I like it cold at bed. Winter is coming, sure, but we've just had summer. Like you say, summer's hot. So what you don't understand is you go, God it's fucking hot today and then you turn the thermostat down as if that's going to I just don't want it to click on sometimes it clicks on it won't click on it won't click on it's too hot don't enunciate your tease at me it's too hot you don't fiddling with the thermostat like the heating doesn't come on during the summer don't worry it won't come on it's too warm for it to come on I only do that when I go upstairs so you turn it turn it right off yeah I just want to make sure it's off yeah it won't come on and then when I've got all my settings sorted out and I've found out what you eat well your settings are shite because I'm either boiling or freezing you're changing stuff all the time I'm trying to learn I don't touch it downstairs I'm trying to learn what's going on I'm literally changing our thermostat we've got digital thermostats and every fucking one of our rooms has its own thermostat for some reason I'm going through each thing just putting it up point one of a degree to work out I go when I'm cold when I'm sitting in the living room You just start fiddling about.

32:12I need to just turn that up for a bit. Turn things right up, right. And then I turn it off when it's too hot and then sometimes I'll open the windy. It's fine.

32:18Clair Buckley:The UK's coldest ever recorded temperature was minus 27.2 degrees Celsius. Where was that, Claire? Glasgow. Close. Braemar? Never heard yet. Scotland. 45 % of Brits put off showering in the winter because the bathroom's too cold. That's their problem as well. Because also you've got to open a window. I did see this morning for the first time I did actually struggle to get out of bed a little bit. You know when you put your arm out and you're like, oh, it's cold out there. It's a bit chilly out there. That kicked in this morning for me. Two in five Brits say they've eaten dinner in a dressing gown more than once a week during winter.

32:58Clair Buckley:Nothing wrong with that. Brits drink 165 million cups of tea a day. But that number goes up by 20 % during December and January. this cup of tea thing is fucking weird man can i tell you something really exciting weird so our boys are 14 and 12 and they can both make a cup of tea now harrison's been able to do it for the last year maybe two but they can both make cups of tea now and my god has my life changed and they both love a wee cup of tea and they'll come downstairs and they'll be like cup of tea mum and i'm like oh yes i don't get what this country's obsession with tea is i don't know where it's come from we went to war over tea did you know that claire we went to war with china we had two of them we were spending so much money on tea that all of our silver reserves were leaving the country and going to China.

34:00You got to turn YouTube off before bed.

34:03Clair Buckley:So Britain was like, we need to sell something back to China to try and level this out a bit. So Britain was like, let's sell them some opium. We're growing loads of opium in India at the moment. Let's sell them some opium. And China were going, oh, do you mind not selling us your opium, please? We don't really want our citizens taking drugs and stuff. And Britain went, right, we're going to fucking start a war now. Can I tell you something? That's literally how that went. That's absolutely fine. Can I tell you something though? Yeah. That's for your other podcast. It is, yeah. That's for your shitty boring podcast, all right?

34:31I don't want to hear that.

34:32Clair Buckley:165 million cups of tea a day. And did you know there are far more words for bad weather in both English and Scots than for good weather, partly because over the centuries, our ancestors have encountered more distinct types of rain, wind and snow than sunshine. Yeah. But it also reflects the potential dangers posed by bad weather and the need for exact and unambiguous communication. What the fuck did... What have I just read? I thought you would have loved that. I don't know what any of that means. I don't know what any of that means. Claire, the national is it too early to turn the heating on debate.

35:11Clair Buckley:Yes, it is too early. It is too early. Wait, put a jumper on. What, if you've already got a jumper on? If you've already got a jumper on and hat and scarf and mittens... Shut up. Mittens. My rule is, as soon as you can see your breath while you're trying to watch the television, then it might be time to put the heating on. No, but yeah, put a jumper or a cardigan. I do. You know I love a cardigan, Claire. Yeah, I'm repping the cardigan today. You're repping the cardigan today. I love a cardigan and I love a blanket. We have got a lot of blankets in our house. I never use them. I love a blanket.

35:43So I'm all for waiting.

35:46Clair Buckley:Here's something, right? And I think I'm going to say to a lot of people, they're going to go, yeah, obviously. But people have forgotten that vests exist. Vests are game changers. People haven't forgotten. People put them on their kids every day. Yeah, but it feels like a child thing. And then when you grow up, it's like, oh, I've grown out of vests now. And then it's an old man thing. No, put a vest on. You'll be surprised and tuck it in. That'll keep the chill off your back. And you might get another week, week and a half before having to put the heating on. Honestly, vest, it's a game changer.

36:20Clair Buckley:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who's more hot-blooded and who's more permanently freezing? I'm rarely cold. Yeah. I do like the cold. I would rather sit in a cold room than a hot room, for sure. I'm not scared of putting the heating on when I want to, but I would definitely rather be cold and bundle up than hot. I hate the summer. I hate it. I like summer. I hate it. You can't breathe. Remember that time we went to Las Vegas and I thought I was dying? That's because, oh no, that was when we went to Palm Springs. No, not for sunburn. No, we were sitting at a pool at Las Vegas and I was literally like, when I'm breathing in, it's burning my throat.

36:55Clair Buckley:I hated it. The pools were chilled, weren't they? Yeah, they were, yeah. So you could, like, they weren't just, like, not heated. They were, like... Cold. Chilled. Yeah. It was not... It was fine. I mean, you were pregnant. No, I wasn't. Was you not? No. I feel like you were always pregnant back then. Was you not pregnant? No, I think I just had a baby. Right. Well, you're either just having a baby or just about to, aren't you? No, I wasn't pregnant. What are your... Listen, this is my season, right? I do love it. I love... Tis. Tis. Tis the season to be cold, wet and depressed. Yes. I love it.

37:35It's not as catchy. As wet.

37:39Clair Buckley:To be jolly. Hot, sweaty and annoyed. No. That's the thing, I'm a lot angrier in summer. I'm a lot more relaxed in winter, I think. I think I am. I don't want to say anything. Don't know why you're angry. Go on, say what you want. No, no, no, it's fine. You're so annoying. What are you going to do now? What do you mean? What, are you going to get angry with me? No, I'm not. I'm very happy because it's all rainy outside. Now, I look forward to the sort of hibernation thing. You know when you don't feel the pressure to go as much when it's winter. In the summer, I feel guilty for sitting in the house.

38:17I'm like, oh, we should take the boys out. The dogs should be out. We should be doing stuff. we should be enjoying the weather when it gets to winter you can stay inside you can watch movies you can relax like as soon as the bake-off starts i'm like well that's it don't make any plans i am at home i'm one step away from putting the fucking christmas tree up yeah i think again i'm gonna

38:41Clair Buckley:say something here but i don't know if it's true or not it just makes sense in my head i just think biologically we're sort of programmed to slow down during the winter there's less food i think so there's do you know what i mean less food no i just mean historically biologically right we're not bears no but if we were hunter gatherers if we were back to being hunter gathering right less food in the winter so you want to use less energy and slow down and wrap up maybe be sedimentary sedimentary is that a word? I don't know you're talking to me as if I'm Joe Thomas still sedentary more like sedimentary stuff yeah and they don't move do they but do you know what I mean just sort of sat down winter is for films video games board games cake, ordering in turning on the lamps what did I do the other day?

39:41Clair Buckley:What did you do? I lit my little winter candle. Oh, yeah. Is that the one that goes... Yeah. Yeah, it was freaking me out. It's a crackly one. Yeah, I didn't know what the fuck that was. I thought it was my vape going off in my pocket. Oh, yeah, you did. I thought it was about to blow up and take my leg off or something. So good, so good, so good. New summer arrivals are at Nordstrom Rack stores now. Get ready to save big with up to 60 % off brands like Rag & Bone, Levi's, Adidas and Free People. Join the Nordiclub to unlock exclusive discounts, shop new arrivals first and more. Plus, buy online and pick up at your favourite rack store for free.

40:22Great brands, great prices. That's why you rack. Okay, anyway, move on.

40:30Clair Buckley:Let's move on. It's feature time. Are you ready for a feature? Oh, always. We've got a couple of. Bang for your buck. Jingle me. Bang for Buck. Is it worth the spend or just dumb luck? Bang for Buck. Did it change your life or did it suck? Bang! Brilliant. Love it. Thanks, Peej. You're fucking good for nothing. Okay, so this is a segment where we discuss a recent purchase and whether it was bang for buck or not, plus the reason, if any, behind buying it. Just a little reminder, keep your suggestions coming in by emailing thebuckleys at platformmedia.uk or you can message us at thebuckleyspod on Instagram and TikTok.

41:12Clair Buckley:Callum's got in touch with a combined moan and bang for Buck. Brilliant. I was listening to the podcast with James talking about the postman and it really hit home because I've had the same thing happen here in Australia. I moved from Leighton Buzzard to Perth and I swear the delivery service here is like stepping back in time. In England, you could order something at 9pm and have it the next morning Over here, next day delivery means two to three weeks Oh It's a big country, isn't it? It's a great big country Anyway, I've recently got into record collecting I ordered a limited edition Formula One movie soundtrack on vinyl What?

41:51Clair Buckley:Formula One movie? Is that the Brad Pitt film? Oh, okay He's got the soundtrack on vinyl I was going to say, that's not relaxing. Just... With an oil effect inside. So it's like, have you seen those? They're like hollow. You can get vinyl records now. Yeah. But they're sort of hollow and people put like liquid in them. Oh, yeah. I've seen that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. $280. Wow. So not cheap. I finished work early, so I'd be home for the delivery. Sat waiting like a kid on Christmas morning. Then I got an email. Sorry we missed you. There was nowhere safe to leave your parcel. No doorbell, no knock, nothing.

42:31Clair Buckley:I was fuming, jumped in the car and went hunting for the delivery driver. Eventually, I spotted him scooting around with a stack of sorry we missed you slips, handing them out like flyers without even knocking. I confronted him. He apologised and finally gave me my record. No. The record itself was stunning. But between the cost, the stress and nearly chasing a man down on an e-scooter, I'm not sure it was bang for buck. What do you think? Wow. Yeah. I mean, you're one step away from fucking making the record yourself. I need to do a little bit of research. Here is the track listing for F1, the album, music from the F1 movie.

43:14Okay.

43:15Clair Buckley:I just wanted to look up what songs are on it. Right. Okay. Because maybe it's a really great album. It kicks off with Lose My Mind featuring Doja Cat. Then No Room for a Saint featuring Nathan Nicholson. By Dom Dollar. Drive. By Ed Sheeran. Just Keep Watching. Tate McRae. Messy. By Rose. Don't Let Me Drown. By Burner Boy. Wow, I don't know. I know who Ed Sheeran is. That's it. Underdog. By Roddy Rich. Grandma Calls the Boy Bad News. By Ray. Bad As I Used To Be. Chris Stapleton. Baja California. Mike Towers. Okay, I get it. It gets better. OMG. By Tiesto. and Sexy Red. All at once, Madison Beer.

44:01Clair Buckley:There's someone called Beer. There's someone called Beer. What a great name. D-A-N-C-E by Peggy Goo. Double C by Pawser. Attention by Mr. Ezi and Give Me Love by Darku and of course Gasoline by Obong Jaya. That's a great fucking soundtrack that is. Do you know what, right? I assume he's watched the film. Wow. He's seen that film and he's listened to that music and gone, I want to get the soundtrack for this. I'll tell you what, I'm not. I'm not a soundtrack to a movie kind of person unless it's your classic, your grease, your dirty dancing. Claire. Yeah? I love a good movie soundtrack. I don't.

44:45I'm not going to buy it to listen to it.

44:47Clair Buckley:I love a bit of Hans Zimmer. I love it. Dances with Wolves, great soundtrack. River Dance. Boy, I know you love that. The Scarface soundtrack Jesus Christ Yeah true It's incredible I just feel like With Apple Music Or Spotify The Gladiator soundtrack You can just look up Those songs That's Hans Zimmer as well I think isn't it You can just look up Those songs and listen to them Are you telling me You've never wanted to sit there And listen to the Pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack From start to finish No I do love that song To be fair again That's Hans Zimmer Pirates of the Caribbean I just like Hans Zimmer We get it Or John Williams.

45:26Clair Buckley:I've got like a best of John Williams. Yeah, you do. Who's Jaws? John Williams. John Williams. John Williams is Home Alone. Yes. Yeah. John Williams is... Star Wars. Star Wars. Indiana Jones. Indiana Jones. Yes. Superman. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, John Williams... Who's Jurassic Park? John Williams. Yeah, right. So John Williams is the best one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who's Hans Zimmer then? What did he do? Hans Zimmer. Inception. No, you've not seen that. Hans Zimmer did Pirates of the Caribbean. Right. He did, what was the other one that I just mentioned then? Who did E.T.? John Williams. Right, he's the best one.

46:01Clair Buckley:No, I do love a movie soundtrack. However, that soundtrack sounds fucking awful. Yeah, it does. So that was not bang for buck. Now, what I would do, Callum, is I would maybe try and split that vinyl record open and maybe use it to lubricate your actual car engine. And then maybe you'd get some worth out of it. Okay. That was not bang for buck, in my opinion, Carola. No, it wasn't. I think that's the first time you've said it's not. I do like to, listen, you know, bros before hoes. I've said it. I've said it once, I'll say it again. And I do like to stick up for my boys. All right, we've got one more here from Eleanor.

46:41Clair Buckley:Her message is called Something Succulent. She says, hi, James and Claire. I might have found a potential bang for buck specifically for James. I spotted this framed mirror print in a shop and it instantly made me laugh. Oh, good Lord, I've seen it. Yes, it's brilliant. It's brilliant. It's a framed sort of reflecting mirrored poster. There's noodles and rice and dumplings and stuff around it. And it says, what is the charge? Eating a meal? A succulent Chinese meal? Ah, yes, you know your judo well. Get your hands off my penis. This is the man. This is the man that grabbed me on the penis. This is democracy manifest.

47:25Clair Buckley:Absolutely brilliant Given that James literally has a tattoo referencing this on his arm I thought it felt like fate It's currently on sale for around 50 quid and I can't decide whether that's an outrageous price or an absolute bargain for such a magnificent piece of Australian and internet viral history. What do you think? Bang for buck or a complete waste of money? Well hold on, she didn't buy that She's just took a picture of that in the shop And she's wondering She wants your opinion. Bang for buck, get it Eleanor, get it Go back Go back, get it Take a picture We want to see it on your wall Yeah That is bang for buck Of course it is Of course I was always going to say If you'd have said that was£2 ,000 I would have gone that's bang for buck We might need to just quickly Because unless people have watched our vlog They won't know the tattoo we're talking about You've never brought this up on the podcast Have I not?

48:16No

48:16Clair Buckley:I've got a little tattoo It's a little noodle box With some chopsticks hanging out of it and underneath it, it says a succulent Chinese, or it just says succulent Chinese meal. Is that right? I can't even remember. Yeah, does it just say succulent? Oh no, it just says succulent. Yeah, yeah. It just says succulent. I think my, so my sister's a tattoo artist and I think she managed to bring you down so that it wasn't too crazy. Yeah. It just says succulent with a little noodle box. Yeah, but it's for that. Yeah. And that's got nothing to do with me, by the way. No. That's you and my sister. Yeah, we find that funny together.

48:50You're always constantly quoting that. And anyway, that's the last time that he's allowed to go and get a tattoo of my sister without me being there. Yeah.

48:59Clair Buckley:In your sister's defence, she was going, I'm worried about what Claire's going to say about this. I was going, no, no, it'd be funny. I got her to redraw it two or three times because I said, no, that looks too good. You wanted it to look like she had just... And she was like, you're the first person to say, can you make it look shitter? Yeah, you were very happy. Because then she was like going over the font because I wanted it to say succulent underneath. And she was going, what about this font? What about that font? And I went, can you just write it? And she went, you just want me to write it?

49:29Clair Buckley:I was like, yeah, just like write it all lowercase. Not like joined up writing or anything. And she just wrote it like in two seconds. I went, yeah, that's it. That's what I want. She went, that. I was going, yeah. Yeah. You spent so long there trying to make it worse anyway. If you've got some funny tattoos, because listen, right, tattoos, because you always get people going, for life James they are yeah they are they're for life like I'm in the camp of all tattoos are shit like they're all just shit I've got some great tattoos no but yeah but you think they're great yeah I like them because they're mine yeah but I like to just go they're all shit aren't they they're all just a bit of fun well they're all stupid yeah they're all just a bit of fun it's a stupid thing to do isn't it it's just filling a blank space with something a bit more interesting and I hate when people go what's that going to look like when you're older yeah I hate that I'll be old anyway I hate that.

50:19Clair Buckley:I'm not going to look good. None of me is going to look good. The tattoo's not going to change that I'm old and not looking good. Yeah. Now, all my tattoos do mean something, apart from my cover-up. That doesn't mean anything. I had to cover it. I had a Beatles tattoo. I had two babies. It was on my stomach. I had to cover it up because it was all... It was like the 60s Beatles, the 70s Beatles by then. What's that word art for me? Yeah, yeah. alright you can't join in alright sorry on my stretch marks you're fine but all of my tattoos do mean something yours don't you're not a sort of I'm getting this because of this you're just a I'm getting this because I think it's funny it looks good yeah I like it yeah yeah I saw it two seconds ago and now my heart set on it sort of guy bored yeah just a bit bored yeah Eva's fine if you've got a little sort of funny tattoo Are we opening this up there?

51:18Clair Buckley:Yeah, anything meme-ish or niche, something like that, then send us. Right, that's it for this week's episode of The Buckleys. Thank you very much for listening. Remember, you can get in touch with your stories and questions by emailing thebuckleys at platformmedia.uk or you can message us at thebuckleyspod on Instagram and TikTok. And don't forget to follow and subscribe to the show on Spotify and whatever podcast app that you like to use. If you are feeling extra generous, give us a review. Why not? Only if you like it, though. All that is left is for Claire to say... See you next Thursday. Thanks, guys.

51:47Thanks for listening.

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