Alright, so did you look up this combat of the 30 thing?

Yeah, I did, and I'm intrigued by it, and I'm also embarrassed because I didn't even

know that was a thing, and this is kind of my wheelhouse.

Do I get points for an engineer bringing history information to the historian?

Absolutely not.

That's ridiculous.

Yes, fine, have your points, but they're like reddit points, they don't count.

They don't count.

So here's the thought here.

I wanted to talk to you about, I guess the overarching topic would be rules of war,

but this thing called the combat of the 30 is the height, in my opinion, of the rules

of war being applied.

And the height of chivalry and all that kind of thing, and I don't really understand

the context in which this activity took place.

So how should we do this?

Do you want to explain what happened, or should we just kind of go back and forth?

Oh, like how we got to this place where this battle occurred?

Yeah, so can I briefly explain in a very short condensed way what it is we're talking

about, and then you tell me how we got to this point?

That I can do, sure, absolutely.

Okay, so there's this thing that happened called the combat of the 30, and as I understand

it, there's the French and the British, and they're going against each other like crazy,

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