A TENTIE! A TENTIE! Which is of course, I think, Dutch for Achtung, Achtung. It

pretty sounds sexier than that, if a Dutch person is doing it.

Oh, that's not a pretty good. Thank you very much James. Good morning James,

I'll end the whole year. Happy New Year! Happy New Year!

Yeah, it's a new one. Yes, well, what is it? 19th? If last year was 1939,

are we in 1940, have we leapt forwards? Yeah, no, no, we're still, well,

okay, this is an interesting one, isn't it? Is it, is it that we're just actually

still in kind of early part of 1940 before the main wall started? Or, or are we,

are we now at the beginning of 1945 where we still know there's a lot of

slog to go and we've got to take a few steps backwards, but eventually we will,

we will prevail and we will return to the sun that's up to us by May. Yeah,

because I, you know, what everyone else has given up on their second World War

analogies for coronavirus, they're pussy's, but we're sticking with it. God damn it!

They're all lightweight with seeing comparing it to the Second World War back in April.

They've given up. Anyway, a good Christmas New Year festive season James.

Yeah, actually, remarkably nice and jolly, yeah, no, I've had a lovely time actually.

Apart from I've had a filthy cold, which, you know, immediately assume is COVID.

And you suddenly remember that actually, you know, COVID, colds and, and sort of seasonal

flu does still exist. Yeah, yeah, still out there. Yeah.

But I, you know, I've been sort of, you know, sniffing everything at the

right centre and, you know, my dog still smells when she's wet, so it's fine.

Oh, that's all right. No, that's good. So I don't think I've, I don't think I've had

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