Get your Sport Badge! Blue Peter

Today we continue our Blue Peter badge baton relay.

And it's all about this guy - the Blue Peter Sport Badge.

We're getting sporty

and we're hoping to inspire you to do the same. Catch!

CLUCKING Where did this come from?

CHEERING

ALL: Hello!

-Hi.

-Welcome to Blue Peter.

-Hello.

It is now official, there is just one sleep left

until the opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics 2016,

-and are we excited?

-Yes, we are!

-CHEERING

Of course we are!

We know that Team GB are going to do us so proud,

so a massive good luck to everybody out in Rio.

-We're jealous, aren't we?

-We are very jealous. I want to be there.

So while you're watching the action unfold over the next few weeks,

keep your eyes peeled for this bad boy.

-That is the BP Sport Badge 2016.

-Ooh!

Brand-new, people.

And we have given this to every member of Team GB,

so keep an eye out for it.

Competition winner Sam and myself get to go to kitting out

which is where all the athletes get their official Olympics Team GB kit

and we'll give you an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour.

We're keeping it with the Olympics theme as well cos Radzi and I

are heading to the velodrome for one of those epic challenges.

Speaking of epic challenges,

Radzi and I go head-to-head up a mountain, surfing.

Sounds weird, but it happened.

The rain, I think, has now officially started!

But it's worth pointing out actually that the Sports Badge

isn't just for Team GB athletes or Blue Peter presenters,

it's for all of you at home to grab one this summer,

perfect for your badge baton.

All the details about that are on the Blue Peter website,

with a cheeky, handy guide.

I think it's pretty safe to say

that we love trying a new sport and actually the one behind us here

is something that I want to get my hands on!

Well, actually, it's the one thing you can't do.

-You can't get your hands on anything.

-Ha-ha!

Because this is a different game. You can use your feet,

you can use your shoulders, your chest, your knees,

-anything but your hands.

-Love it!

-Ladies and gentlemen,

-boys and girls, this is footvolley.

-Whoa, it looks so much fun!

And who better to talk us through it and show us the ropes

then England's number one, David Donkin. Come on over, David.

-Once you've done that header! Nicely done.

-Hi, guys.

-Nice to meet you, David.

-Nice to see you guys.

-Thank you for coming on the show.

-Thanks for having us.

Can you talk us through - what exactly is footvolley?

-It looks like a lot of fun.

-It's great, we love it.

It's a combination of football and volleyball.

So you have three touches on each side but, like in football,

you can't use your arms or your hands.

So it's every other part of your body - chest, feet, head.

So are we going to see you performing in Rio?

We are invited to a competition during the Olympics,

but unfortunately it's not yet an Olympic sport.

But when we're there, lots of countries will be there,

to show basically everyone what footvolley is

and the skills that are involved. It should be a great opportunity.

It is hosted by an old footballer called Romario.

-Absolute legend.

-Yeah, so it's really cool,

hopefully get an opportunity to go there.

-Amazing.

-I'd prefer to play it in Rio.

-Bit warmer there, isn't it?

-A nice beach, in the sun.

So normally you do play on sand with bare feet.

But today, we're just on a slightly smaller court, on grass.

Which you can do, you can play on grass, hard court, anywhere, really.

-Can you show us the ropes?

-Sure. Yeah, let's go.

We'll do some tryouts. So, to start with,

Matt here will demonstrate a few skills.

Two skills we're going to do is the header and the knee.

-OK?

-Absolutely.

-So if we just come over here.

-Did he mention the word "skills", then? He did, didn't he?

-Yeah!

-So Matt here is going to do an attacking header.

-OK.

So just head it over the net.

-Good, Matt!

-Wow! He's not messing around, is he?

-He's not, is he?

-So do you guys fancy having a go?

-Yes!

-Let's do it.

-OK.

-So, Lindsay, do you want to go first?

-Go on, then.

-Go on, Linds!

-So...

-Go on, Linds!

Oh, yes!

-That was good!

-I've got a foggy head now, but it's fine!

-That was very good.

-No pressure!

-Go on, Barn, go for it.

Cheers, Fred!

-Boom!

-Just like that!

-We're naturals!

-That is good. OK.

-Yes, Fred!

-All right, Radz.

-Go on, Radz.

-Here we go.

-Oh, yes!

-Very good.

-Top of the 'fro, that one was.

So the final skill we're going to do is the knee.

So Matt's going to demonstrate.

You can use this as a pass to your team-mate

or over the net like that.

-He makes it look really easy, doesn't he?

-Well, not always!

You've all got red patches on your right knee!

-All right, here we go.

-So, Lindsay, you're up again.

Go on, Linds.

-Oh! Good effort!

-Unlucky.

Under the net, does that count? Not really!

My favourite thing about that was the finish position.

It was like that, it was like superhero!

Go on, Barns, show me how it's done.

-OK, ready when you are, Fred.

-Go on, Barn!

-Oh!

-It's a good pass.

-The knee is hard, actually, isn't it?

-It is hard.

-Go on, Radz, you can do it.

If Radz can't do it, no-one can!

-Yes, Radzi!

-Great shot.

-You love that corner over there.

-Great shot.

-Fantastic. So that's just two of the skills.

I mean, we could do the feet and the chest, the other things,

-but I think that's good enough for now.

-OK.

-Brilliant.

-So now it comes to selection time.

-Oh, goodness.

-Right, for the game at the end of the show?

-Yeah.

So, yeah, you've all been brilliant.

I think we'll have to go...

-You've all been brilliant!

-..for Radzi and Barney.

-But you've been brilliant!

-Well done, Linds.

-That's fine! I don't mind.

-You can be the commentator.

-Yeah.

-OK.

-You're good at commentating.

-I've got a stinging knee anyway.

-Yeah.

I think it's safe to say we need all the help we can get,

which is actually a little bit

like the challenge Lindsay and I recently went on.

We went head-to-head, surfing up a mountain!

Check this out.

Catching the first wave of the day...

..breaking the surface of the water...

the freedom,

the ride.

Surfing. Some say it's in the soul.

-Linds...

-Radzi, shh,

I'm trying to make the start of the film look really cool.

But aren't we missing something?

-What do you mean?

-A beach!

Ah.

Yeah, fair point, Radz.

When you think of surfing,

you'd probably imagine sandy beaches and the sea.

Not a lake in the Welsh countryside.

This is Surf Snowdonia

and it attracts some of the best surfers in the world,

like four times Welsh champion, Jo Dennison.

I'm pumped to be here, we can see how big those waves are.

But we're not at a beach.

How on earth does this work?

And we've got a tub for you to help explain it to us.

It's really simple. Basically, there's big snowplough

that goes down the pier and that creates the waves.

Just like this.

The snowplough goes through the water,

which pushes the water out of the way and you get really fun waves.

Oh, right, so it's actually creating a wave each side of the plough,

-isn't it?

-Exactly.

-And you can surf on them.

Well, you made it look so easy,

I don't think we're going to look quite like that, are we?

I've actually done a lot of surfing myself, on the internet.

Unlike in the sea,

the snowplough creates a two-metre wave every 90 seconds.

Jo's going to give us a surfing masterclass,

but we need to start on dry land.

OK, so this is the front,

this is the tail,

the top, where we're going to be standing on,

and we've got our fins and they help you with steering

when you're on a wave.

'But before we even think about steering,

'we need to master standing up.'

OK, when you're lying on your board,

you want to keep nice and streamlined,

so keep your toes together. So you can see the wave coming,

so if you just look over your shoulder

-and you're going to start to paddle.

-Linds, paddle, quick!

OK, right. So I'm going to go one, two,

and you're surfing.

-OK.

-OK?

-OK, right.

-I'm surfing!

-Linds, you're off!

-Time to get in the water?

-Yes!

-Sounds good!

-Linds, are you up for getting in the water?

'Never again... No more water...'

-Linds, Linds.

-Sorry. Yeah?

-Linds.

-Sorry.

-Shall we go?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, let's go.

-I love a water-based challenge.

-Yeah.

'First up, Jo wants us to get used to catching the waves.'

'We need to lie down and paddle as hard as we can, with our arms.'

Whoo!

'And when you get it right, it's so much fun!'

'Now we've got a feel for the waves, it's time to try and stand up.'

LINDSAY SCREAMS

'This is so much harder than it looks

'and Jo hasn't finished with us yet.'

OK, so we've got time for one more surf session.

-OK.

-We're going to do a challenge.

-Yes!

Whoever stands up for the longest on a wave

will be crowned Blue Peter surfing superstar.

-Oh!

-Wow.

'So it's the best of three waves.

'Who can stay up the longest?

'And I'm first. Here we go!

'Ah, that didn't go quite to plan.'

'Unlucky, Linds. My turn now.

'No, got the timing all wrong.'

'OK, here we go. Round two.

'I manage to catch the wave...

'..but again, I just can't stand up.'

'Let's see if I can do better.

'Up! I'm actually up!

'That must count, surely!'

'OK, time for my final go.

'I can't let Radzi win.

'Oh, nearly!

'Oh, no!'

'Come on, Radzi, one last chance to get this right.

'This is the one!

'I'm surfing! I'm actually surfing!

'I'm up! I'm balancing!

'I think... I've done it!'

I just surfed the line properly!

HE LAUGHS

Mwah!

I loved it. I absolutely loved it.

And when you get it, you feel on top of the world.

Well, Radz, here you go.

I think you won this fair and square today.

-Ah, look at that!

-Well done.

Now, get in the water and go and ride it in.

-Let's go!

-No, don't, don't!

-No, I won't, I'll hurt myself!

-Mum, I surfed a wave!

-You looked so pro, Radz.

-You were awesome on those waves.

-I was...not.

-You were OK.

-I was not.

-No, you were good. Well done for trying.

-Thanks.

All you've got to do now, Radz, is introduce a friend

to the sport, take a picture, fill in the application form

and you get a BP Sport Badge. Lots of you know about this

and that's why you're here, displayed in all of your glory

-on our BP Big Bash wall.

-I love when we have pictures!

-Look at these.

We've never had upside-down ones before, a new thing.

Tabitha and Lottie have been getting involved in gymnastics.

It was Tabitha's idea to involve Lottie

and teach her how to do the crab.

Apparently Lottie fell over a bit while she was practising.

-That's how you learn.

-Absolutely.

I'm delighted to announce that Lottie is now starting

gymnastics class with Tabitha.

-Yes!

-So, well done, that's what it's all about.

And to say well done, Barney's now going to do a crab.

That's not going to happen!

I love this. It's been sent in by Megan.

Check her out right there, in the coolest leggings ever, by the way.

She inspired her friend Imogen to take up wheelchair basketball

and their favourite bit was when their mum here scored three points.

So it was a draw. Well done, guys, you've got a BP Sport Badge.

You will struggle to find two happier people

than the BMX brothers just here.

Logan inspired his brother Ashley to try BMX riding,

and they clearly had an absolute whale of a time.

-Boys, well done indeed.

-Covered in mud, I love it!

Now, you too can earn your BP Sport Badge 2016

to add to your Blue Peter badge baton.

All you've got to do is introduce a friend of yours to a sport

that you love, take a picture of it and fill in the application form

which you can find on the Blue Peter website.

# La-la-la-la-la!

# As you know, the Blue Peter Sport Badge gets you

# Into over 200 attractions across the UK...

-BOTH:

-# For free! #

-We're getting worse, I think.

-Yeah.

-But before you go on that adventure,

please grab a grown-up and check the details online first.

Also, the coolest thing about the BP Sport Badge 2016

is that if you get one, you could actually end up

on the judging panel for BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year.

We've both done it and it is so fun. So get applying now.

So, if that hasn't inspired you, maybe this will.

Bonita, it's all yours.

Hello, my name is Bonita and to earn my Blue Peter Sports Badge,

I inspired my friend Hermione to take up basketball.

Since earning my badge,

I've been playing more at the park with my dad when it's sunny.

You should inspire a friend to earn the Blue Peter Sports Badge

cos once you have it, you'll feel really proud

and you can also inspire other people to get the badge too.

That's how I earned my Blue Peter Sports Badge.

Hi, my name's Oscar and I got my Blue Peter Sports Badge

because I inspired my brother Felix to take up skateboarding.

My skateboarding hero is Tony Hawk

because he just makes me feel I can do anything in skateboarding.

I love skateboarding because I have talipes,

that means I'm always on my tiptoes.

Skateboarding is just really fun and also it's a sport that I can do.

And that's how I earned my Blue Peter Sports Badge.

Hello, my name is Ella and to earn my Blue Peter Sports Badge

I inspired my friend Lucy to take up synchronised swimming.

I love synchronised swimming because it's really fun

and there's always something new to learn.

When I took Lucy to synchro, I cracked my goggles!

That's how I earned my Blue Peter Sport Badge.

Hello, my name is Poppy and to earn my Blue Peter Sports Badge

I inspired my friend Molly to take up climbing.

My inspiration was the people around me

because when I walked into my local climbing centre,

I thought it was really fun and I wanted a go.

Since earning my Sports Badge,

I did a sponsored climb for Sport Relief and raised £190.

So, go on, get active and you could earn yourself

a 2016 Blue Peter Sport Badge.

Thanks, guys, that was a cracking job.

Now, here on Blue Peter we're very lucky.

We get to try out all sorts of different sports.

But this year, one in particular really stood out for me.

Imagine the scene, huge Olympic velodrome,

thousands of people chanting mine and Radzi's name,

top advice from one of the best athletes in the world

and I got to ride thi...

Oh, really?

Is that the best we can...? OK, fine. I can make it work.

Yeah, I got to ride this!

Yeah. Here we go.

'We've been training hard for a very special challenge.'

-That is so tiring.

-That's probably the hardest thing I've done yet.

'It's a WHEELY tough challenge we were set

'by cycling legend, Sir Chris Hoy.'

Hi, Barney and Radzi. Your Sport Relief challenge

is going to push your cycling abilities to the limit.

We're taking on a mini-omnium.

Basically, it's the best of three different track races,

the flying lap,

the match sprint and the kilo.

And after three months of training, it's finally race day.

We'll be competing in front of 3,500 people

and some of the world's best cyclists. No pressure, then(!)

'To help settle our nerves our coach, Charlie...'

Morning, lads.

'..has a surprise in store.'

-Wow, look at that.

-Look at those!

'Our very own Blue Peter cycling outfits.'

'Now we look the part, there's only one thing for it -

'let's race.

'First up, the flying lap.

'We will take it in turns to try and set the fastest time

'on one lap around the track.

'And I'm up first.'

Go on, Barn.

'Now all I need to do is remember my training,

'get to the top of the track, build up speed

'and wait for the bell before dropping down

'and going for it on my final lap.'

Barney, up, up, up!

Up, up, up! No, no, no, height! Oh.

'I'm not sure why Charlie is shouting at me.'

He timed it wrong.

'But when I hear the bell, I realise my mistake.

'I've dropped down a lap too early.'

Come on, Barney! Come on!

'I try to sprint for two laps instead of one

'but my legs are in agony. I can't believe it.

'The one event I've always been strongest at

'and I've thrown it away. I am gutted.'

Is that it?

'Unlucky, Barney.

'Now it's my turn.'

'I keep as high as I can and when it matters

-'I drop down on the bell...'

-BELL RINGS

'..just as my last lap starts.

'But I go a bit wide on the corner

'and it's slowing me down.'

Hold your line! Hold your line!

'My legs are burning but I keep on pedalling.

'Come on, Radzi. This is the last bend.

'I have to go for it now.

'Oh, I've done it. Beating Barney by three seconds.

'That's one to me.'

I just gave that everything.

Absolutely everything.

Next, the match sprint.

A tactical race with both riders going head-to-head on track

and sprinting flat out for the finish.

And before we hit the track, our training partners, Josh and Tilly,

arrive to offer us some advice.

Josh, I'm in trouble, what can I do?

Make sure you can always see Radzi so you can anticipate his moves.

-OK, Tilly?

-I think you need to move around the track,

-confuse him a little bit.

-I can do that, I reckon.

It doesn't take a lot to confuse me. You know that, mate.

'Let battle commence.'

Go on, Barney. Go, Radzi!

'I decide to take the lead early and see what Radzi does.'

'Don't you worry, Barn. 'I'm close behind.'

I've got you, Radz.

'I'm trying to keep an eye on Radzi

'but it's hard looking over your shoulder.'

'I am hanging back for a surprise attack.'

'As the bell rings, I decide to go for it.'

'My only hope is to overtake him on the bend.

'But again, I go wide.

'I try to catch him but he's left me so much to do.'

'I have no idea where Radzi is any more.

'My head is down and I'm going for the line.

'And that makes it one-all.'

I tried so hard to come back at you then.

You were just absolutely pedal to the metal.

Once that bell went, I didn't know where you were.

So I took the flying lap, Barney took the sprint.

It all comes down to this.

Only one of us can win this.

This is the decider, the kilo.

Starting from opposite sides of the track,

we have just four laps to try and catch each other up.

First person across the finish line wins.

You know what you're doing.

I just want to see you give it all out on the track.

'And we're off.

'I get a better start and pedal as hard as I can.'

'It takes me a while to build up my speed.'

Come on!

'After the first lap, it's neck and neck.'

'And I've decided to go for it.'

Go, Radz!

'But will I last the whole race?'

'I'm still in this, I just have to keep on pushing.'

'I begin my last lap but my legs are really starting to tire.'

'Me too. I'm giving it everything and I have no idea where Radzi is.

'I can just see Barney. For the first time I know I'm catching him.

'I see the finish line and I realise I've done it.'

Thank you!

'I may have won but, more importantly,

'we've absolutely loved this challenge.'

Well, didn't that look like a nice, dry indoor challenge?

Unlike today's, but we're going to have fun regardless.

Now, earlier on Barney, Radzi and I, we kind of did a bit of a tryout...

-Yeah, you did really well.

-..for the England team.

You say I did well but I didn't quite make the cut, did I, today?

No. So it's going to be Barney and Radzi there

with the English footvolley team. We're going to do a bit of a match.

-Yeah.

-Before we do, Dave...

-Sure.

..could you just chat us through the rules again?

It's a mixture of football and volleyball.

So, like in football, you can't use your arms or your hands

-but you can use all the other parts of your body.

-OK.

And it's three touches each side of the net and then if

you land the ball in your opponent's area, you win the point.

-Fine.

-Normally you can play to 18

but I think today we're just doing a one-minute match.

A bit of a mini one-minute match. The boys are limbering up there.

They're trying not to pull any muscles today.

-Shall we start it?

-Go for it.

-Three, two, one.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-Off you go, boys.

-There they go.

-They're off to a good start.

Nice little chest move... Oh.

Straight past Barney's legs there.

-Barney, you can use your legs...

-Thank you!

-..remember.

It's no hands. Here we go. Second go.

It's back over the net.

Radzi, oh! I think we've got to count...

-Is that in?

-Yeah, that was in. When it touches the line, it's in.

To anyone at home, Dave,

who thinks this looks great fun, which it is, actually.

It's kind of more fun in the rain, to be honest.

What can they do to have a go?

Sure, so, you can play on sand, on grass, on a hard court.

It's good to just get in there,

get some friends and try and play and have some fun, really.

A top tip as well...

-Radzi's diving all over the shop here.

-A top tip for beginners...

-Yeah.

-..sometimes when you start, just getting that rally going

to start with while you develop technique.

Yeah. It can take a bit of time so you can allow one bounce...

-OK.

-..just to develop that technique.

And we want all the kids at home, if you're enjoying it and want to play,

-speak to your PE teacher.

-Hello.

Whoa! Nearly took out the commentators.

Three, two, one.

-I think that might be game over.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

Stop, boys. It's over.

Come on over, Radzi.

Radzi's made up some nice moves during footvolley there.

It looked nice. Come on over. What was the final score?

-It was 11-6 to us.

-I think you might have made that up.

-Yeah, I did. I don't know what the score was.

-I think my afro won.

-That was fun.

-You're all looking a little bit drained.

-You did all right, actually. First time.

-Yeah.

Thank you so much for coming and showing us the footvolley ropes.

-You definitely earned your BP Sport Badge.

-Oh, yes.

I've got it on already.

Everybody loves their Blue Peter Sport Badge,

including members of Team GB and that's because if they qualified

for Rio, they got one of them themselves and I was there

for the kitting out.

Back in February, we launched a competition

to design the 2016 Blue Peter Sport Badge.

It's time to show you all about our brand-new Team GB competition.

Thousands of you applied but the judges had to pick just one design.

The winner is...

Sam from Stafford.

Sam, Sam, Sam. Straight up top, my friend.

'As well as his design becoming our badge,

'Sam also got to visit the Team GB kitting out session.

'This is where all the athletes collect everything they need

'for Rio, from rucksacks to running shoes.

'But before we go in, there's something I need to do.'

-So you've actually applied for the Sport Badge?

-Yes.

I actually know that you've applied for it. How do I know that?

Because I've got your form right here.

So let's open it up and see who you...

Who did you inspire and what did you inspire them to do?

I inspired my friend to do cricket.

-And he did it?

-Yes.

-Did he enjoy it?

-He enjoyed it.

You've now got your very own, YOUR Blue Peter Sport Badge 2016.

And that, by the way, is the very first one ever made.

-Thank you.

-My pleasure. It's down to you.

So now Sam officially has his own badge,

it's time to see what kitting out is all about.

Look at all this stuff!

This place is packed full of equipment and clothes.

Each day, a different team of athletes collect everything

they need for the Olympics, and that even includes fancy suits.

Today, it's the turn of the sailing team, who have high hopes for Rio.

Just behind me we've got all of Team GB's sailing squad

and they're all getting fitted out with some of their clothes.

This is a really special moment for them.

I reckon everyone dreams about when they first get their jersey

and get the Team GB logo on.

As well as being an incredible designer,

Sam's eyes are also razor-sharp because he's noticed something

inside all the suit jackets.

-What is that, Sam?

-It's messages. It says, "Good luck.

"Raise the bar.

"Go far."

And as well as all their kit, every athlete will get an envelope

containing the Blue Peter Sport Badge that Sam designed.

And there it is, there.

A certain Anthony Joshua and below him somebody you might recognise.

It's Sam right there.

And do you know what I love is the fact that whether you are

Jessica Ennis-Hill, one of the most famous sports heroes in the world,

or you're a Blue Peter viewer who loves the show,

you will get a Blue Peter letter...

and a Blue Peter badge too.

And, Sam, I think that deserves a happy dance.

We love Sam's badge, but what do the athletes think of it?

It's incredible. I've wanted a Blue Peter badge

since I was about five years old.

So this is kind of the best part so far.

I think it's great. I like all the different colours.

The outside was for the Brazil colours

-because you're going to it.

-Yeah?

-The background because we are GB

and the centre was the gold medal because you might get it.

Oh, it's got the Brazilian kind of colours in it, doesn't it?

-Exactly.

-Epic.

I think it's not going to last long with me.

I think my boys are going to take this straight off me.

-I think it's wicked.

-It's really cool.

Getting excited about the Olympics and I guess that's

what it took to get my badge.

Knowing that Sam, he's only ten years old,

has designed it especially for us,

those athletes that are flying out there, it's really special.

'What an incredible day.

'But I've actually got one final surprise.

'When we launched the Sport Badge competition,

'we also asked for an inspirational message.

'This was actually to go on a Team GB Brazilian Bahia band.

'And it's time to reveal that to Sam.'

What does that say there, Sam?

It says my inspirational message.

Which is?

"Believe in yourself, train hard,

"have your eyes on the prize and enjoy yourself."

And that is one the Bahia bands

every single athlete will be getting, to think...

..it's gold-medal time. Why? Because Sam says so.

-So, Sam, there you go, my friend.

-Thank you.

-Is today getting better and better?

-Even better and better.

What a prize that was.

-And I'm wearing Sam's Bahia band on my wrist right now.

-Amazing!

-Well done, Sam.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

Oh, that's the final whistle. That means it's the end of the show.

-The end of the game, we all won.

-But don't worry, guys,

there's loads of sporty goodness on the Blue Peter website right now,

just to get you really into the mood for Rio.

And there's a quirky quiz that asks questions like,

"Was the piggyback ever an Olympic sport?"

-Not a chance.

-Piggyback racing, what do we think?

-No!

Head to the website to find out.

Next week, we're passing the badge baton. Let me do this.

Do you want to catch it? Ready?

We're passing it on from the Sport Badge...

-Wow, good catch!

-..to the Green Badge.

-That's right.

I'm going to be taking a look at the creepy crawlies

-that call our forests in their home. Creepy crawlies.

-Yeah.

And gardener George will be back into the Blue Peter garden

showing us all of his garden-y wonderfulness.

We're also going to be coming face-to-face with some reptiles

that actually live in your back garden.

But for now, get onto Fan Club Hour. It starts straight after the show.

Good badge-holding, my friend. We'll see you next week. Bye!

You should be a presenter, that's genius.