I owed to Timo, I owed to Timo.

Yes, that's right.

Burmese for acting, acting.

That's my favourite already.

Not everyone appreciating my Haitian Creole rendition at the start of a recent show,

but we're right back on court topic today.

James, how are you?

James Holland, of course, ladies and gentlemen.

It's still an extraordinary night.

We're in my kitchen where all the good battles are fought.

Yeah, and it's a fine kitchen as well.

Thank you, James.

Now, Burma, of course, big subjects.

One of the things we've been doing lately is we've been kind of looking at what was going on 75 years ago.

So particularly we built our arm and weaken a bit around the event 75 years ago.

So what was happening 75 years ago in Burma?

Well, this time we're now in all type, Ron.

You're in the fighting season aren't you?

Because, you know, like it or not, I mean, it's the case in Western Europe there's a fighting season

that by this time you're bioptober.

Things are slowing down and nights are getting longer, the weather's getting much, much worse, you pass the equinox.

That must be the same in the far east as well.

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