Why might an illustrator find it useful to see marching ants?

The ants to that at the end of the show.

My name is Tom Scott, and this is Latry.

As you can see from the satellite picture, we're tracking a slow-moving front of dense peculiarity headed our way.

Expect erratic gusts

of the utterly preposterous, with patches of disorientation forming sporadically throughout. The low

will be 52, and as for the high, it's here now. Hi, to our guests, we start with, from the

Cyguise podcast, and with his head in his hands at that joke, Luke Cutver. Hello!

The last time we were on, I did send a couple of fairly sassy shots both at Luke and Corrie, just because apparently that's the mood you'll get me in here.

Like, I saw a joke at your expense and I went for it, which is unusual.

So I'm going to apologise for that,

but also say that this might well happen again this show. I'm fine with it, Tom. You let all your sats out. You've broken free from that schedule, and now you're feeling sassy, and I'm here,

for it. Tell us about the show. What have you got coming up? On Sci Guys, what have we got

coming up, Corey?

We have got some comedy science episodes from loads of weird topics, some mental health

stuff, some gay stuff, some other stuff too.

Could you tell I haven't planned out that far ahead yet?

Well, also, preempting his own introduction there, the other half of the Sigh Guys podcast,

Corry Will. Hey. Hello. Honestly, I wanted to say, Tom, I really like your new haircut. I think

that is the reason that you're so emboldened to be sassy. I think it's the confidence. And it looks

good on you, you know? The sass.

Well, thank you very much.

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