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It's Schmanners! Oh, Hello internet. I'm your husband host, Travis McElroy. And I'm your wife

host Teresa McElroy. And you're listening to Schmanners. It's extraordinary etiquette.

For ordinary occasions below my dub.

Hello dear.

We're recording in my new recording setup, so if it sounds super crisp, that's why.

But it also means, Theresa and I are about six inches away from each other.

Not quite that close. Not quite that close, but we are a lot closer than we usually are.

Yeah, it's a high. It's like I could reach out and touch you. You are touching me.

Oh wow. Okay. Fair enough. But it's nice, huh? Clean no room tone, huh?

Pretty good.

Oh. Now listen, I'm so excited this week.

This is, uh, I am going to present this episode. This is a subject that is very very very special to me.

We are going to be talking about Agatha Christie, the Queen of Mystery.

Oh, yeah, right. did you make that up?

That sounds like somebody else did.

No, yeah, no, I mean that's, that's what she's known.

That's what she's known as.

Okay, all right.

And now, you know, as is often the case sometimes when we do a biography, one might ask, Agatha Christie, why, why, excuse me, she isn't an etiquette or manners or whatever person, but here's the thing.

She's a major contributor to the zeitgeist and to the, uh, to every like depiction of detective everything from then on out.

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