Hello folks welcome to the Oxford podcast I'm Jane and here is Luke feeling festive are you yes well yeah

how festive are we talking what what degree of festive I'm sort of spun up to 60% festive. Okay. Yeah, I've put up 60% of my Christmas tree.

Oh, so just not the top, just not the pointy bit on top. Yeah exactly yeah it's kind of it's got like a

sort of flat shelf for like an extinct volcano that's how it links yeah yeah it's like

your festive loading bar and it kind of loads from the bottom up.

Yeah, exactly.

We've yet to reach the pinnacle of Christmas.

On Christmas morning I place the angel on the tree and...

And then on Boxing Day we start to dismantle slowly.

Yeah, on Boxing Day I just kick it down.

Oh no. Kick the whole tree down and stamp it into bits as his tradition.

We just had a photo shared with us by Andy. Some of his folks live somewhere where it is

snowing so it's not snowing anywhere around me or you I think Luke

no but somewhere it is snowing so that that warms my heart or chills my heart

I've heard it's too warm to snow in London that's

normally the excuse bandied around but that doesn't really make sense to me I

don't understand because it's cold here it is cold but it's not that cold I

like the thing where people say it's too cold to snow.

You know when it's really, really cold?

Yeah. Where's the g-dang snow? If it's going to be this cold, I want some snow on the ground.

And people like, yeah, but it's too cold to snow and you're like that's absolute rubbish.

Yeah garbage logic. If it was snowing meteorologist I would push you over into a snowdrift.

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