Okay, whoa, all right. Got a stretch here, get ready.

The official podcasters warm up. Yeah, exactly.

Just stretch your neck a little bit. Yeah, that's right, limber up.

Do you know the rule of two, Mike? I have no idea what you're talking about.

This is a thing that I love. The rule of two is that two is one and one is 1. This is applicable to so many things in your life.

As a starting point, I often like to think of the rule of 2 with things that you have around the house.

So for example, if you have one roll of toilet paper,

you really don't have any toilet paper.

Because when that one runs out out you're in trouble.

So you really need two rolls of toilet paper at all time.

It's a redundancy rule basically is where this comes from.

I'm not surprised you love it.

I do love it.

This is like, I guess your door, right, in the old flat,

that applied to the rule of two,

because the one door was just no good.

You may as well have no doors.

That's true.

The one door in our flat was like no doors in our flat.

If you have two doors, then it's like one door.

Which is exactly how I think of our current flat, that my

wife can be in a room where I can't hear her because there are two doors between us, which

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