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24/06/2020

It’s a big day for Tracy and Susan goes too far

Susan waits for Sabrina to take over from her in the shop so she can get home for her next stint on Radio Borsetshire. Meanwhile, Tracy nervously waits to meet Roman’s parents for the first time via a video call.
Relieved Tracy sunbathes after her call with Roman’s parents went well. She calls to Chelsea to bring the radio out so she can hear Susan’s show. She doesn’t think Susan will last long on the radio station – people will lose interest. Tracy’s pleased with how many people are watching her cricket team talk posts.
Susan encourages people to get in touch as she half-heartedly punts the “Susie’s Chatroom” idea thought up by producer Danny, and asks people for their ‘disappointing dates’ stories. She relishes telling a story about someone she knows accidentally squeezing the leg of the dad of their boyfriend. Angry Tracy recognises herself as the subject, and calls into Susan’s show but is quickly cut off for swearing. This riles Tracy further and she decides to get her own back on social media. But just as she’s about make a start Jill’s bees invade the garden. Tracy’s terrified of bees.

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