I'm pretty tired.

I think I'll go home now.

Hey!

We're recording the podcast.

Shut up!

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is a morning somewhere for June 20th, 2004.

My name is Bernie Burns. Sitting right over. Morning Somewhere for June 20th, 2004.

My name is Bernie Burns.

Sitting right over there, the queen of sports day.

Ashley Burns, say hi to Ashley, everybody.

No, no, thank you, thank you.

I don't need a medal.

Got your crown.

A sticker will do.

So yesterday was, we're, we're,

the job today, we're tired because we're just running around. We have a house full of gas, as we said before, and we're like running around. Yesterday was a uniquely, I think uniquely

UK day for school children, which was our kids sports day at school. And I guess we have field day,

or we used to have field day, like back in the 50s, it, U.S. schools. But I feel like it's not a thing,

it's not a thing anymore. When you were at school at the 50s, I remember having field days

at school, but what I don't remember is that necessarily being a parents-involved thing. I remember it as the day where, you know, the kids would all go outside and be crazy, and that was, you know, the intended effect is like, get out, run around, wear him out, have a nice time, springs here, and we're just about to send them off for the summer. So off you go. And sports day is the thing

here in the UK. Well, it's at least it's a thing here in Northern Scotland, but I guess it's the thing

in all of the UK because Princess Diana very famously participated in, was it William or Harry's

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