Plus, spreadsheet adverts from the 90s, crypto tax haven, the price of petrol, fraudsters sell someone else's house, and the half-marathon dog.

Lippy saw an advert for Microsoft's Excel and Grumpy managed to find it almost by chance on YouTube. Suffice to say as a 90's advert there is a suit off and a very clunky laptop.

Davros has lent Grumpy his prized folder of cartoons. Grumpy has instigated a strict no food nor drink policy around this precious item.

If you've made a lot of money with crypto currencies then maybe consider following a Dutch family to Portugal where they don't tax the proceeds for crypto investments.

Lippy heard a Newsbeat report on the radio containing some confusion about the units petrol is priced in. £12,000 to fill up a tank? Not quite.

We're delighted to hear that painting one of the vanes on a wind turbine reduces bird strikes significantly. More of this please!

Grumpy heard of a story where fraudsters sold a house they didn't own. A nightmare to all concerned.

If you like tales of adventure and history then Harry Dwyer's trip around the UK in a 4 metre RIB could be the YouTube series for you. Grumpy is now contemplating pulling a very old boat from the shed. What could go wrong?

Square waves are a thing and spell danger.

Duck boy has been to New York and returned with a number of snacks for Lippy. We're concerned about the ingredients and also the addition of calories on menus.

In Alabama a bloodhound joined a half-marathon by accident and comes 7th.

In Grumpy's fun fact he gets confuses whales and dolphins. It's been a long week.