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Welcome back to Finn versus history.

Joining me is a ratio of gold.

It's an underwater hum actually.

Well, yes, because this listeners, viewers, this is one of the greatest things that's ever happened.

This is the big one, I'd say.

I'm fired up for this. I was fired up for this from the start. This is trying to get this in the calendar for months. It's an academic discussion and a deep dive, dive being the opposite word, on the Thai cave rescue of 2018. Fuck me. I mean, look, 2018, that's arguably too early to be history.

Well, I think a lot of our viewers will not like that we're doing something from 2018 because they will remember how shit their lives were in 2018.

Sure. Yeah. They like escapism. Yes. I could have been someone else in 1943. Yes.

But in 2018, you were still a fat guy. Yeah. You were still comic book guy. You were still 3D printing swords. Yeah. Uh, and you still were a virgin. But this is a great story for the 3D printing swords, the virgin, the artist. This is a great tale of overcoming your shit personality and becoming one of the great heroes. No, no, no. They've weaponised. They've used your shit personality. It's the one time where you were the centre of attention. Yeah. And rightly so. And rightly so. Rightly so. We must reiterate this is one of the most heroic things that's ever happened. And it's fascinating because you think about, I think this will be seen as, like, big history.

I think it's underrated.

A long time to come.

There was the film, there's a documentary,

but I feel it's not part of the, I don't know,

societal vernacular.

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