Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know.

This is a podcast about old books, old philosophers, old things, sometimes new books and new thinkers, right?

It is.

Sometimes.

Maybe today. And it is populated by three gentlemen myself. new books and new thinkers, right? It is. It's sometimes.

Maybe today.

And it is populated by three gentlemen, myself, AJ Hindenberg.

I work at a classical Christian school called Veritas Academy in Austin, Texas.

And I'm joined by two of my colleagues who do the same, who are also huge cheaters.

So, uh, don't know, just huge, the hugest.

This escalates very quickly. So Donaldson, I'm not huge cheaters. Wow. Just the hugest. This escalates very quickly.

No, no, no.

I'm not a cheater.

I just remember things.

That's actually fair.

I cheated.

I hid in the answers in my brain.

He pretended to not. But you pretended to be coming up with those on the spot, you big fat cheater.

Just to be clear to new listeners, you're referencing last episode, correct? Yeah, I'm referencing last episode.

So last episode, I was really impressed with how they had remembered or just sort of came up with all the answers that Plato had in the Republic.

Turns out that Magby had the Wikipedia article open the whole time.

And Graham over here was just remembering from when he read it, which I guess is a little more legitimate, but not legitimate when you don't make that clear.

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