Band Aid 30 Recording - Sir Bob Geldof Arrival

The speaker discusses a conversation with Chancellor George Osborne, who has agreed to allow all proceeds from a band aid record to be tax-free. This initiative is supported by the government and retailers, encouraging public participation. The speaker expresses gratitude towards Osborne and others involved.

What did George Osborne agree to regarding the Band Aid record?

• To perform in the Band Aid concert

• To tax the record at a reduced rate

• To promote the record on social media

• To allow 100% of the money to be tax-free

What does the speaker urge the public to do on Monday at 8:00 AM?

• Share the record on social media

• Attend a live concert

• Purchase the record instead of downloading it for free

• Listen to the record on the radio

What is the speaker's view on the government's role in the initiative?

• The government should build the last mile

• The government should stay out of it

• The government is doing enough

• The government should fund the entire project

What potential outcome does the speaker foresee if retailers and publishers follow the government's lead?

• 100% contribution from retailers and publishers

• Increased taxes on the record

• A decrease in record sales

• A new version of the record

Who does the speaker thank for their support in the initiative?

• George Osborne

• The Dublin community

• The artists involved

• The record producers