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20/06/2019

It's a big day for Jazzer and Ian is forced to face his fears

Adam tries to help Ian overcome his arachnophobia by showing him pictures of spiders on his phone. Ian thinks Adam should conquer his aversion to risks for their bucket list challenge.
A very nervous Jazzer arrives at Home Farm for his job interview. He thanks Adam and Ian for deciding to name the baby after him. An awkward Adam explains it was a mistake, but Jazzer knows a ‘text all’ scam when he sees one. Later, Jazzer visits Ian with his tarantula, Webster, in a travel box. Ian screams, knocking the box to the floor and Webster escapes. Ian finds her in the kitchen and traps her in a bowl. Now Ian’s taken the first step to conquering his fear, he persuades Adam to take a risk and put in a pitch for Peggy’s project. As Jazzer and Webster leave, Adam offers him the job.
Tony visits Peggy and says that Bridge Farm won’t be putting in a bid and implores her to change her mind. Peggy thinks Tony’s being short-sighted. If he’s concerned about the family money, there’s one way he can make sure they don’t lose it: by coming up with the best bid.

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