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I'm Bridget Todd, and this is There Are No Girls on the Internet.

I have been so deep into this story out of the BAFTAs.

Mike, have you been following this?

I admit that I was not until you brought it to my attention.

And then it's been like a pretty steady stream of updates from you.

And the BAFTAs are not something that I've ever paid attention to in the past,

but this story, like, it has gotten to me. And so, yeah, I am now following this pretty closely.

I feel you're underselling how much I have been updating you on a story that you were like,

I didn't see it. I'm not really familiar with

what you're talking about. I just came back from on-air festival in New York, which is a podcast

conference. And as you and I were tech had been texting previously before my flight about the

show and the plan for the show while I was traveling. My fight was very early in the

morning. I'm in the plane on the tarmac at like 5.30 in the morning. And right before we take off,

I text to you, BAFTA's update. The president of the BAFTAs is Prince William.

Like, how deep does this thing go? At a certain point, I just had to like get on board, right?

Like the updates were going to keep coming. So, yeah, so I just like got on board. And it's,

it's like quite a story. So for folks who missed it somehow, John Davidson is a Scottish Tourette

syndrome activist and the real life inspiration for this movie, I Swear.

I swear is this movie that is a fictionalized version of his real life experiences as somebody with Tourette's.

He was there at the Baftas, which you can sort of think of as like the British Oscars to celebrate this film.

Davidson has a particular type of Tourette's called Coprolalia,

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