Tim Ross

I've never heard that phrase, but there's a few corollaries to put out here, right?

First of all, I love the idea of a cassette.

We both talked about this at length for all kinds of reasons we like cassettes, but in my head, the way I sell this to people I know, right, is...

Think of it as viral social media, yeah?

But it's the slow food equivalent.

You listen to the cassette, you like it, you give it to a friend.

They might like it, they might give it to a friend.

We still haven't decided on the numbers yet.

It's a small number, but that's good because we're expecting only to send out the free cassette bonus episode to people who write us the very best, the most entertaining letters.

Or, as is the case, as has happened already, we get a voicemail in.

We had a voicemail in from Charlie in America, which was just hilarious.

And without raising his hopes too much because of the problem of tariffs and so forth, we're hoping to send Charlie that episode as well on cassette.

He raised the issue.

He did.

It was quite the lengthy, lengthy message.

Very lengthy.

And our colleague, to be fair, Shelley, responded with a text that just said, fuck the tariffs.

Can I just add a point about voice notes here?

I get voice notes from mates, you know, or a taxi driver or something.

I'm parked outside and that's fine.