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Listeners line up to name a secret traitor in their life

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Listeners line up to name a secret traitor in their life

 
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Danny Mylo and Rosie Madison's Pop Exchange threw up one of the show's silliest deals yet, when HGV driver Darren offered them a load of empty pallets in return for playing Mud's Tiger Feet. Mylo and Rosie weighed up whether the pallets would even fit in their "stock cupboard" before deciding Darren had sold it well enough to seal the deal, with Rosie joking "we've just saved Darren" from a tip run.

Listen: The pallet negotiation

The duo's Traitors-themed phone-in produced some proper domestic drama, even if nobody on the show has actually watched the series yet. Listeners queued up to name the "traitor" in their life, from a labourer who's always late to a wife who hid some posh drinks, and a mum in the West Midlands who ate her son Luke's promised sausage roll on the way home. Mylo revealed his own traitor is a mate called Jordan who still owes him £75 for a hotel room, admitting he's resorted to sending him a picture of a bailiff to chase the cash.

The team captain contest brought the most chaos, with contenders including Nicola from Leicester running a food van alone every morning and a vet facing "a certain surgery on a naughty cat". Producer H became the unlikely star of the morning, though, after confessing the sound of teeth clicking together makes her feel sick, leaving her red-faced and teary as Mylo and Rosie teased her relentlessly on air.

Listen: Producer H and the teeth clicking

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