Aug. 28, 2025
(music) (10 hours) Goodbye Uncle Sausages | LMBYTS #1424 | Jason Newland | 28th August 2025

Welcome to another episode of Q&A Friday on Let Me Bore You to Sleep with Jason Newland. In this relaxed and often humorous session, Jason answers listener questions ranging from comedy and pets to birthdays and glasses. As always, the conversation wanders into personal stories, reflections, and playful tangents that make this series so engaging. Episode Timestamps
- 0:00 – 3:22 | Introduction, PayPal gifts, and Jason’s Facebook group.
- 3:23 – 6:17 | Morning routine with Vinny, running in the rain, and early chatter.
- 6:20 – 12:07 | Vinny’s barking habits, dog behavior, and Jason’s thoughts on pets.
- 12:10 – 20:20 | Council flats, new kitchens, and noisy neighbors during recordings.
- 20:23 – 23:10 | Listener message from Cara, AI video experiments, and teeth talk.
- 23:15 – 27:28 | Setup for Q&A Friday, questions gathered from the Facebook group.
- 27:29 – 55:09 | Dev’s question: Books, audiobooks, and resources for writing comedy. Jason shares experiences in stand-up, recommendations, and reflections on Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Steve Martin, and others.
- 55:11 – 1:01:47 | Maria’s question: Glasses—bifocals, varifocals, or contact lenses? Jason talks about his eyesight, glasses journey, and family history of macular degeneration.
- 1:01:48 – 1:21:48 | Hope’s question: How did Jason end up adopting Andre the ferret? A heartfelt story about falling in love with Andre, bonding, and how he changed Jason’s life.
- 1:21:50 – 1:23:36 | Rich’s question: When is Vinny’s birthday? Jason shares the details and a little backstory.
- 1:23:38 – 1:25:49 | Robin’s question: Have you ever been inside Hampton Court Palace? Jason recalls his childhood visit and funny memories.
- 1:25:49 – 1:36:11 | Kathleen’s question: What’s the best birthday present you’ve ever received? Jason reflects on childhood birthdays, his first bike, and sentimental family memories.
- 1:36:14 – 1:43:00 | Mary’s question: How do you design your episode artwork? Jason explains using AI, Canva, and his creative process for images.
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Hello, Hello, it's me again. It's me again. Hello. Hello,
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Yes it is that was the worst jingle. Yeah, it
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didn't rhyme. It sounded awful. Well actually, personally I thought
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this sounded quite nice, melodic but not harmonic. I don't
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know what that means.
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So hello, hello, hello, and welcome to Jasonnewland dot com.
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My name is Jason A new Land. Please only listen.
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Dotrice. It's my cardigan.
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Only listen when you can safely close your eye. A
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couple of quick shout outs, one to kill Cleo. You
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sent me a message via my website, I think, and
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somehow the message has gone missing, and it was to
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do with I think you're from China and you're telling
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me that it's something that I read it, and I
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was half asleep when I read it. I think I
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was in bed and I read it, and I thought
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i'll read that properly later, because sometimes I've read a
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message and I don't get huge amounts of messages. Although
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you can send me a personal message via my website
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if you want, or on Facebook or whatever, mindra it's
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not a good advert because I might lose the message.
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But on this occasion I lost a message. So I
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didn't get a chance to reply, so I apologize to that.
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I apologize. I'm apologizing to you.
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I apologize, and who.
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I don't know what else I was going to say. Well,
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I'll start off, I went to an Uncle Auntie uncle sausages,
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fair Well ceremony today. And don't worry, I'm not going
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to be morbid or anything like that. I'm not going
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to go through that stuff. But it was kind of weird,
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you know, had to be done. It's a standard procedure
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in our society here. And then I did do a
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little video in a cemetery outside because I.
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Got there quite earlier. I got there. I ordered a
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taxi yesterday for eight thirty this morning, because whether I
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was going to say, this show started at nine point thirty.
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Not the show, but the ceremony started at nine point thirty.
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It's only for fifteen minutes, if that ten minutes, fifteen minutes.
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I think he's eating one of his treats. He's right
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off his food at the moment.
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But I think that's because I keep giving him treats.
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So it's kind of my own fault. But hey, I.
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Just sometimes think that he deserves treats, you know. I
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want him to be happy, and I want him to,
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you know, do things he enjoys doing, and he enjoys
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chomping on his treats just to get a lot of
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pleasure from that. Now I'm not giving him just treats
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and no food. You know, if he doesn't eat his food,
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then I won't give him any treats until he starts
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seeing his food again. But he's been off his food
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for a day or so. But I had been given
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of some of my food, which is just as good
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as the food he eats. So technically he's not really
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not been eating. And he's only a tiny little thing.
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He's the size of a parrot. He's not the size
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of a parrot. In fact, parrot's probably bigger than him.
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Parrots are bigger, the big old things, right, right, that's
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my impression of a parrot.
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I didn't put a lot of effort into that. I'll
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admit what it would sound like if I actually did put.
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Some effort in right, Okay, right, right, No, that wasn't
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any better. So, yeah, so I ordered a taxi. This
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is a secret, a secret.
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This is.
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It's kind of something I discovered about myself more recently.
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If I order a taxi the day before. It gets
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me out of bed kind of forces me to get
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out of bed because if a taxi turns up, I'm
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going to have to pay with it. Then they take
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me where I'm going or not. So it's just if
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I'm lying in bed, which I do sometimes, that's probably
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the best place to lie, isn't it.
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Or lay?
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What's the difference between lying and laying because lying can
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also be telling fipsk on it. Laying so getting getting
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lied to? So getting lied that's being yeah, someone lying
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to you. But there's no you don't get laid. I
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wait a minute, get okay. But anyway, I was once
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something in the morning. If I not have to be somewhere,
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it doesn't matter what it is, where it is, or
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what it's for. For some reason, I I struggle a
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little bit getting out of bed, which is part of
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the reason why I really really try not to make appointments,
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including just meeting up with people, because once I make
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an appointment, I start, for some reason, to be a
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bit fretty about it. I'd be to just start thinking
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about it, and I don't want to. That's my own issue,
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And of course you know that also I didn't want
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to go to this thing.
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I don't like them or know what it likes them.
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Today, no one like wakes up or looked at the
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weekend in their diary and thinks, oh, what have I
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got any of them things this month?
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Oh yeah, I've got one, got one in two weeks. Yeah.
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No, you know, the goodbye ceremonies are not something that
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anyone wants to really go to, but it's it's important.
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I guess I think it's fairly important. So anyway, I
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got up, got up this morning.
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I set my.
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Alarm for six o'clock. I went to bed about nine
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o'clock because I wanted to make sure that I was
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you know, normally I don't sleep for like twelve thirteen hours,
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but this would have been one of the nights where
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I probably would, you know, i'd wake up at half
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ten in the morning if it feel so refreshed.
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But then also think, oh, no, I've missed. I've missed
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this event, which is important.
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So I wasn't going to allow that to happen. So
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I set my alarm on my phone. I don't have
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a clock. I don't have one clock. I don't have
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a watch that I wear. I do have two watches
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that I don't wear, but there were gifts, so I've
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kept them.
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I don't ever, I don't have. I don't have a
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clock on the wall. I don't have.
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I think you can make a bit more noise, please, thanks.
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I don't have a digital clock, you know, like in
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the old days. I don't know if they still make them.
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It's that one of them. I tell how this is
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how old I am, right, I had a digital clock
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that had pieces of card that used to flip over.
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No lights or maybe a background light, but a little
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piece of card that flipped over to change the time
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from like two fifty nine till three. It's weird, I'm
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explaining it, but just like on a spiral, I guess.
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And yeah, that's going back a few years. I can't.
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I'm trying to think when was the last time I
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had an alarm like a digital clock, so quite like
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the radio ones, so the ones that had a radio one.
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And I definitely had one when I was a kid,
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when I was fourteen fifteen, that's for definite. I probably
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had one earlier than that as well, but I.
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Definitely had one then because I used to have paper
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rounds and I also worked in a bakery.
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So I've had early starts. There's no way to got
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up without that, without the alarm. And I remember, actually
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this was or even going to school, to be fair,
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even without the alarm. Without even if I didn't have
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to get up early and just gap at normal time,
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let's say seven or seven thirty or whatever, to get
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to be a school for court to nine, I would
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still need my alarm.
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You know.
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When I when I was very little, i'd just get
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woken up. But this was the point where I just
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kind of got up on my own. There comes a
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time in every teenager's life when they don't want anyone
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walking in the first thing in the morning. It's yeah,
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no one likes being called tent boy today, especially by
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the parents. So anyway, I went to.
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Went to and oh, I remember once right, I woke
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up to this song. This was when I was at school,
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probably about eighty three, nineteen eighty three or nineteen eighty four,
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one of them, but I'd say probably about nineteen eighty four,
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maybe eighty five, but I'm going to say eighty four
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as a guess. Everything's a guess, really, especially when it
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comes to memory men.
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And I woke.
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Up to this song that blew me away, like because
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it'd be a radio station on.
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I don't know what it was. It was Radio one
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or who knows, I can't remember, maybe just the local
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radio station. But I woke up to this song, and
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for some reason, for about a week, the same song
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was being played every time I woke up, a bit
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like Groundhog Day, which in some.
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Ways my whole was you could say, my whole life
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is in it in some ways. But at school we
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did seem a little bit like that.
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Every day was like the same getting up, the blah,
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doing this, doing that, same kind of routine.
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But it was the same song. I didn't think that
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it was the same day, you know. I didn't like,
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oh no, I'm stuck in a time loop or I
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didn't have that issue. I wasn't worried about that. But
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I fell in love with this song and the song
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was dead ringer for love Meet Loaf and share.
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Says a worry better my joy? Do do do Do
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Do Do Do Do Do Baby Baby rock and roller
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roofs Rock roof do do do you know what?
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I never ever, I've never got done for copywriting, like
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for having a copyright music in any of these recordings.
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Like when it's on YouTube, which means that none of
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my songs that I do ever sound anything even similar
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to the original song. I could live, I could sing
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you the whole a whole song, Buddy Holly song that
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I'm memorized. I don't know why I just did. It's
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a new thing I've been.
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Doing, and no one didn't even know what I was
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like always nice, what was it?
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But they might not say that was nice? But I
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imagine people are saying nice things. If you're going to
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imagine people are saying things, you might as well why
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not imagine them saying nice things.
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You know, it's the same things. Like if I'm going
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to imagine people talking about me, then let them say
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nice things about me.
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It's a different way to look at things. People are planning.
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Maybe they're planning to give me a surprise birthday party. Yeah, anyway,
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Dead Ringer for Love. I just couldn't get enough of it.
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I had not seen the video at this point, so
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this was like, Okay, I say all week, this was
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the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday morning. I'm partially making this
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up as I always do, but you know, it was
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like the first four days of the week, at school.
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Thursday evening we.
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Had Top of the Pops, which was on I do
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believe seven thirty seven or seven thirty and that was
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the one time of the week. It was one of
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the most important programs for young people or anyone that
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liked music really and I watched Top of the Pops
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from being a little kid all the way till when
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they stopped showing it.
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You know, I was because it was a good.
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Opportunity to see who was in the charts, what was relevant,
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what people were listening to, up to date music, which
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is a phrase I know before I'd say out loud,
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I'm way out of I'm out of it completely now
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when it comes to music. The thing is, I liked
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music in the.
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Two thousand's twenty tens, just you know, I liked a
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lot of new music that was out sort of ten
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years before I moved here.
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I was watching video channels of music, and I was
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up to date with all of the latest music. It
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didn't stop me still loving the music that I loved before.
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It didn't, you know, I didn't like one new song
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I love, didn't knock out another song from the past.
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It didn't erase that song, you know. But more recent years,
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I've kind of yeah, I have tried. I'm going to
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try again. I think it's easier with the videos than
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it is listening by hearing a song for the first time.
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I think it's more interesting to see the video because
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there's more going on. I think I know what I'm
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talking about. I think, yeah, I think it is. It
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just makes it a bit more. But then there's that repetition,
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the repetition of hearing the same song over and over again,
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like on a radio. I remember, I don't know if
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I was did I hear this on the radio.
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