Hey everybody, AJ here. It's almost 8 o'clock on the Monday night before this episode goes live,

and I felt compelled to record a little something before posting this one. The guys don't really

know I'm doing this, so don't blame them, but in this episode, Graham and I really get into it.

We argue pretty hard, and at one point I say, I will die on this hill. And that is a phrase I have

never said before, I don't think, and probably will not say again. And at one point, I say, I will die on this hill. And that is a phrase I have never said before, I don't think, and probably will not say again. And I think it probably

sends the wrong message. When it comes to Graham, I'm always open to seeing the error of my ways,

if indeed I am an error. Graham and I disagree like this a lot with each other. And in the end,

we usually find some sort of common ground or amiable

disagreement. And I know that he's changed my life in a lot of ways because of arguments like

this. And I think I probably have changed his in one or two as well. And I think we do find

common ground in the Patreon episode that happens after the main episode, which is why, if you

head over to our Patreon page at patreon.com slash classical stuff, you can find the in-between episode posted for free

for the public. I think everyone should be able to resolve the argument at least as far as we have

in their own minds. Now, if you're not a Christian listener, it may not be an argument of any

interest to you, and that's fine.

You don't have to listen.

I just thought I would make it available just this once.

All right, happy listening.

Hello, and welcome to classical stuff you should know a podcast about books and not ideas.

Because Graham said, I don't.

I shouldn't say that because ideas is a stupid thing to say in the introduction to this podcast.

My name is.

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