Hello and welcome to our final listener interview in the 30 days of Spectre on this,

the 29th day of Spectre, the penultimate entry in what has been the greatest month of all time,

apart from October, obviously, when Spector came out. My name's Tom Sears and I'm joined by my

good buddy Chris Wright, say hello, Chris.

Hello, Chris.

Absolutely good stuff.

So we've got Mr Jack Lugo on the show in today's second parter of The 30 Days of Specter.

Now, Jack Lugo, obviously, he's been a long, long time listener right back from there at the start.

I think he said he joined us on episode three or four,

I believe it was. And Jack is currently the sort of the JBR kind of blog manager, if you will.

So he does lots of posting over on the website with some interesting stuff. And obviously,

if anybody wants to write for the JBR website, it's got some ideas for things they want to write about. Bondian, he's the man to go to, and he'll sort you out, basically.

So big thanks to Jack for that.

Cheers, Jack.

Absolutely.

So, yeah, should we, without any further ado, should we just jump straight in?

I think so.

I'm just a bit sad.

It's the last one, isn't it?

I guess, you know, well...

What can you do? It's good. Everything has to end. Everything comes to an end. It's like the end of Star Trek, the next generation. I believe the last episode of that was called All Good Things. And it was like, do you know what? We've been making this show for seven years or whatever it was. And it's got to come to an end eventually and but there is

one thing that stands against that phrase go on what is that then bond james that's true he's never

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