Max Rushton

I always thought a snooze was a nine minute.

For some reason, I always thought it was stuck on nine.

Great.

What's the sort of ding dong of your alarm?

Great question.

Thanks so much, David.

It's Radio Cambridge.

Could you try and do it for us?

That's not... Because I sense it's going off a lot.

You've got like 15 alarms and the surge is coming back in.

And so you don't want like... Otherwise, it's a bit like that bit in SAS, Who Dares Wins, where, you know, you've got to the end and then they put a bag on your head and basically play you an alarm for 50 hours.

And then it's proof that you could be in the SAS.

if i've got a radio show at 10 at night or midnight then i have to like have a nap for an hour and a half so got it like every time of day is in my alarms yeah like from like 1 a.m to you know 11 p.m like there's not a minute of the day that i haven't gone more 11 17 it's possible when you wake up your daughter is it just open the door and hello or is it like the struggle

If you have like a 10-year-old, you could have two five-year-olds.

If you have a 12-year-old, you might get three four-year-olds or you might really get shat on and have six two-year-olds.

That could happen.

That's like the worst horror movie you've ever just invented, David.

So you're going to get six cockapoos.

I mean, you can't with a dog ask who the prime minister is.

He's just mumbling.