When I was about 13 and again in 2010, I visited your great nation, your great island nation.

And when I was 13 particularly, but even when I was, how old was I, 28 in 2010, I would see certain Britishisms that would make me chuckle. And I think we've talked about

this before on this very program. One of my favorites was seeing toilet strewn across apartment

buildings all over the country, except it wasn't toilet. It was too let, except my brain never,

never allowed me to read it as too let, because those are two words that you never see together in American English.

You only see the stuck together with an eye in the middle.

So I saw toilet strewn across every apartment building, or flat building, I guess you would say.

Do you call them flat buildings or apartment buildings?

Flats.

Okay, just the whole building is just called flats.

Yeah, and then individually they're called a flat.

Right, okay, right, right, okay.

That's fair.

That makes sense.

I can get behind that.

So anyway, so I saw, you know, toilet strewn across the country.

I noticed that it's not takeout, but what is it instead, Mike?

Take away.

That's right.

So in the show notes, I bring all this up because in the show notes, it says Mike just made a booking.

And I don't know what that means.

Does that mean that you got an advertiser?

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