And boom, Danielle Bolle, my friend.

Here we go.

Dude, I love, I am loving rather, I should say, your new podcast, History on Fire,

and it's just wonderful to hear your sultry Italian accent waxing

poetically on the path. That's because I just never under learn speak English, right?

But you do speak, it's very confusing to me because you do speak perfect English.

You understand it, you're very articulate, your choice of words is excellent, but it comes out this way. Like, how come I can do that, but you can't do that? Can you try to talk like me?

You know, I, if you can believe it, I think I do half of the time, I'm like, what do you think?

What accent?

I'm talking in perfect English.

What are you talking about?

I have a horrible year for acts.

I just don't hear it.

And then, you know, when I hear my recording, then I go back, I'm like't hear it. You know when I hear my recording then I go back I'm like Jesus

Christ I really speak like that. Oh no way. But you know when I'm talking right now I

hear my own voice. No, perfect. There's no accent. That is one of the great things about doing a podcast that it forces you to listen to yourself. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, and you can learn a lot about how you sound. Yep. You know you really can you learn a lot about little things you do like like the word

like that's one thing people say like fucking way too often that's a real problem, that word like. I've tried to shorten it or to eliminate it, but it

fucking creeps its way in. Like, you know, man, like it's like this guy like it some people in that the

problem is if I fix eight on it if I fix it on someone saying it like then it

breaks me I had the same thing I was talking with some guy, was really smart, really brilliant.

I kept saying you know every four worlds, right? And after a while I could not follow a conversation

where he was making great points too, so I was missing out because every other

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