Adam Macqueen

The problem with that one, surely, is that who does the cost get passed on to?

Because, I mean, already you've got dairy farmers and egg farmers in pretty perilous position because they've been beaten down by the supermarkets.

you've got a very, very big farming constituency in Scotland.

I would say that's causing you problems.

I was in Stranraer the other week outside the Caledonian Cheese Company, makers of Seriously Strong Cheddar.

How strong?

It's seriously strong.

No, it's just at every supermarket you go to in Britain.

And bizarrely, in Scotland, they dye orange for no apparent reason.

And if you ask them, why do you dye your cheddar orange?

No one knows.

You see all the supermarket advertising, which, along with betting, is the only thing that's propping up print newspapers at the moment.

All of their adverts at the moment about, oh, Marmite is cheaper than Aldi's.

They are all competing right there, so the kind of profits to be made on it are tiny margins anyway.

Was it ChatGPT?

There may well be.

It's, of course, only her unofficial 100th birthday because the Queen has two birthdays.

ah two cakes two lots of presents she's got the troop in the color isn't it on the is it june the seventh i think we don't need to give her i think charles is now inherited as now the king's official birthday as well which is just that's weird isn't it weird can i just clarify she she isn't actually 100 though is she because she's died no she has been dead for for for the last few of those years but because i've been reading the papers and there's at least 27 new um biographies out and i just i'm none of them make it entirely clear well actually as we've been on air and it's been revealed that she is still alive

Up against Paddington.

No, I think it's interesting, actually, because it's now four years since the Queen died.