Plus, internet speed update, number plate fonts, toilet door signs, Elon Muck and throwing the the Dorset Knob

Is Lippy's internet problem fixed? No, nevertheless it's better thanks to the installation of a wifi mesh, although Lippy has no idea of what that is.

Grumpy has found someone who is even more picky about number plates than he is.

We welcome new listener Graphic Godders, we'll be in double figures soon.

Both of us get confused and stressed by clever toilet door signs. Grumpy has a double confession about his visit to a toilet in Gatwick Airport.

Brighton station has a pizza vending machine and we're planning a trip to try it.

Pointy shoes were quite controversial in medieval times, and were banned in at least two countries.

Square bread rolls have caused both of us some confusion, due to misunderstanding the word roll.

Amazon bought MGM studios a while back and as a result all of the James Bond films are on Amazon Prime and included in the standard membership.

Elon Musk bought Twitter for an awful lot of money and we think he might be a future Bond villain.

The Dorset Knob might be almost impossible to eat without breaking teeth, however it makes for a number of sports including throwing. Sadly the event is too popular and has been cancelled this year.

We talk about the steepest road in Britain, 100 meters of 1 in 20. Yikes!

Lippy tries to exceed the length of last week's top tip, and this week actually has a top tip. Grumpy's very short fun fact involves cats and a salad item.