Alex Partridge

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Back to the show.

So for this point, what is the solution?

Is there a solution?

Is it just a case of keeping everything visual?

Yeah.

So is it like you're keeping things like the vitamins at the location of where they are used?

How do we go about decluttering the cupboards?

The stuff that... I call it my shame cupboard because I've got a lot of cupboards that are full up with stuff.

Like the vitamins, they're still there.

There's so much shame associated with what's in those cupboards.

I'm sure archaeologists will probably study them one day and be like, ooh, what are all these things?

But...