On this episode of Avtock, whale songs, a Vulcan howl, chubaca's greeting.

Whatever you want to call it, Graham Webb from Pratt and Whitney joins us to explain the geared

turbo fan's distinctive noise.

Plus, what's blue goo.

Hello and welcome to episode 99 of AvToc. I am Ian Petchnick here as always with

Jason Rabinowitz and hello Ian how was your Thanksgiving at home? It was it was very

different as I think most people's Thanksgiving's were We usually host between 25 and 30 people.

That's about 25 and 30 people. Too many this year.

Yeah, so we cut that down by a lot and had a very quiet and nice Thanksgiving. Few were leftovers,

though I will say I did benefit from you can't buy less than a whole pie so there was more pie for me.

That's never a problem.

I am certainly not comp.

I'm finding ways to look on the bright side as we look towards the

the light at the end of the tunnel and we can start considering getting back to

what things were like before a little bit. But yeah, how was your Thanksgiving? It was also quiet. Usually spend it with some of my family in Brooklyn have a very

easier to year sometimes it's small sometimes it's large but this year I just went

to my parents place it was just me and my parents for dinner, so it was pretty quiet.

We almost didn't even have turkey. Apparently it's not really possible to find a turkey under

15 pounds and it would be a huge waste to cook that much food for just three people but at the last minute they found it I think a nine pound turkey and cooked that up so got that going for us which is pretty nice.

There you go small small, small turkey.

Who knew?

We're learning all sorts of new things this year.

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