In which films end credits are four specific letters printed in a different typeface throughout?

The answer to that at the end of the show, my name's Tom Scott, and this is lateral.

Welcome to the show where we prove that,

ah, they think laterally, is not just a euphemism for being clueless. Joining us today from the YouTube channel Real Engineering, Brian McManus. Hey, thanks for having me, Tom. Oh, thank you for being on. Does this feel a little outside your wheelhouse? Because you're concentrating 100% on engineering and everything I see. I'll be honest, I don't see many engineering questions

in front of us at the minute. No, and being on camera and everything else feels outside of my

wheelhouse, so hopefully I'll do okay. All right, well, have all the confidence you want, because this

is about finding the answer, even if it might seem to be a long way away. So good luck to you.

Next up, we have magician, author, podcaster, and professional conman, Nicholas J. Johnson. Hello there.

Thank you. I'm probably more of an amateur con man. I'd really just do it for the love of the con.

I should say this is on stage professional. You do pickpocketing, you do education about scams,

things like that. Yeah, yeah. All of my work is about promoting critical thinking and scam,

deception and detection through magic, comedy, sideshow stunts, anything to get people's attention.

And finally, we have artist, YouTuber and creator of the Color Cube, Sarah Renee Clark.

Hello there.

Hi, how you going?

I'm going well.

I have to ask about the Color Cube, because you said that a lot of folks are going to know you

from YouTube, but also a load of folks seem to know you from the Color Cube?

Yes, I have one,

but that doesn't really work for your listeners, though he doesn't. It's a box. It looks like a

giant Rubik's cube, but it's full of colour palettes that people can use to help them find

colours that work well together. So it's made for art, but it works for so many other genres as well.

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