Mylo and Rosie hosted Radio 1's Early Breakfast, with the show's official "Halfway Wednesday" tag swiftly overtaken by their own declaration that the day was actually "Traitors Eve", counting down to Celebrity Traitors launching on BBC iPlayer, complete with jokes about Claudia Winkleman coming down chimneys.
The pair continued their running joke of rebranding lorry drivers as "haulage huns", with listeners including Steve and Laura checking in from the road. Haulage hun Dave got a special mention after messaging that it was his birthday during a lonely three-hour drive to Southend-on-Sea; Mylo and Rosie wished him well on air, telling him: "Everyone's here for you, Dave."
In their Swap Exchange segment, listener Chris, hauling cheese to Shropshire, traded a wheel of Gorgonzola for a play of German Kennedy's "Better Days".
Producer Kieran became the subject of the show's "story everyone's invested in" after locking himself out of his mate's house post-shower and hiding his wet towel in a bush rather than bringing it to work.
Fifteen-year-old listener Maddie took part in the "Give Us Another One" thesaurus game to mark her birthday, before listener Divan was crowned the show's "team captain" for the day after messaging in to make his case.
Looking ahead to the next show, Mylo and Rosie teased Alison Hammond joining Greg James for "Sit Down, Stand Up" from 8am, joking about her celebrity phone book and her laugh.
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