November recently is discovered, what I would say is some... Disconcerting news.

Yeah, basically, I've had a sort of a miniature climate shock in the most bourgeois possible way,

because I'm going to Ireland, and I was told, oh, hey, Ireland has a wine industry now.

And I just... I shouldn't.

My whole body just kind of revolted at that idea that like it's too wet.

It's too cold.

You can't do that.

But no, it turns out climate is doing it and it's getting nice and temperate or temperate enough for sort of like whatever freak German

sort of like hybridization grapes they want to use. And now you can get a bottle of wine made in

Ireland. Okay, look, English was bad news, right? I mean, English tends to be bad news when it shows up.

But like wine production has to stop moving north. Yeah, I'm I'm paddling the ocean with a thing of ice cubes to try and collapse the AMOC current

immediately.

I mean, the thing is, right, it's weird enough.

I think it's enough of a kind of future shock thing to be able to get like an Irish re-sling, right? Weirder still

that it's German, I think.

When I was told this,

I did say, you know,

farmers are we whose wines are pledged to

Rhineland.

If you like that one, I have a second joke, which is

the worst part about getting an Irish wine so that it's caught.

Oh, come on.

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