An episode about Egypt?

Sounds like a pyramid scheme to me.

It's manners. Oh, yeah.

the same. The same. Hello internet. I'm your husband host Travis McElroy and I'm your wife

host Teresa McElroy and you are listening to Schmannner. It's extraordinary etiquette for

ordinary occasions hello my dog. Hello dear. How are you little Flemmy?

I'm a little Flemmy audience. Yeah we've got all right, is that the changing of the seasons as we move from

winter to spring and back to winter?

And back to winter and fluctuate back and forth and forth and back and forth.

Yeah, the whole fam has a little bit of a post nasal drip.

Indeed, we do.

But we're so excited to be here talking to you now,

living in the moment.

What moment is not? It's this moment my friends, but we're talking about the past.

Yeah, well, so a lot of the things that we talk about I tend to go way way way back and talk about how a lot of the,

you know, the mannerisms and the etiquette that we use today have roots in other things.

For example, the thing that made me think about this topic last week when we were talking

about umbrellas and we were talking about them in ancient Egypt being used only by the royalty and I thought man we talk about ancient Egypt a lot.

We do so this episode is going to be kind of a biography episode, I guess is what we usually call them.

Yeah, that's kind of how we treated it.

But it's about kind of a day, a day in the life of ancient Egypt.

Okay, so there's a biography of ancient Egypt.

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