So in the current trend of gray productivity, you put out like another video, like what has happened?

No, we can't start here. Okay. We can't start here, Mike.

We have to start with how ungodly hot it is right now so that the people the people

understand what we're doing for them. Okay put this into context for people. Yeah

because you you want to just start out the nice show, but all I can think about is how

uncomfortable and sweaty I am right now.

Yeah, it's pretty bad, right?

I don't, I don't think the people understand how much

podcasting work is hot, sweaty work under the best of circumstances.

Usually you're recording in a room

and you're trying to isolate that room from sound,

so you've insulated it, so it becomes very warm anyway.

Under normal circumstances I always take a shower after I finish

podcasting because I just feel gross and exhausted and sweaty. But today is it's a record high in

London temperature. My watch says it's 92 degrees right now where I am.

Where are you?

Well, I'm at 93.

Uh-huh.

Which is, you know, I don't usually deal in that temperature,

so it's like 33 degrees

Celsius but it sounds more impressive when you say it's 93 than 33 yes this is

one of the very many reasons why the Fahrenheit scale is obviously superior, but yes, it is way too hot, and we are recording this podcast anyway for the people but it might be shorter than normal because I don't know how long we're going we're going to last

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