Well, let's, let's bean it up, shall we? Yeah. So this is a very exciting moment. Up

until now, our topics have been decided by our friend Gareth, who just sent us a list

of things to talk about. But since then, or since you've launched the podcast, many

listeners have been sending us their topic ideas by email. And we've loaded them all into

a high-tech bean machine. What we haven't talked about, what do we do? We've put all the

suggestions in, we haven't vetted the suggestions. What if the thing that it throws up is objectively

a poor topic for a podcast? I think I think I think I think our listeners would, I think

they'd forgive us for for the judges sending something that's really rum. I think we struggle

through. Yeah, we just create an absolute dutch and get ourselves councils. Get ourselves

councils. I think if anything means anything, we have to talk about the topic that comes

up, even if it's offensive. We have to. Because otherwise, we are not three being salad.

What are we? Do you know what I mean? If we are not that, then what are, you know what I mean?

What be us? What be us. And I think we have made a promise. Not so bad about my craving

position. We've made a promise to the listener that we will discuss randomly whatever topic

comes up. A contract. It's a contract. We have the power to edit it out, if it's a

shit one, and not tell them. But we're not, we're not going to use that power. We're setting

up going to tell them we're going to use it. And even if we, so if we, we can breach

the contract, but we just don't tell anyone about it and hope we get away with it. Is that

what you're saying? That's something we could do. Now, I'm not suggesting we are going

to do that. But between three of us, it's an option. Did you two both do the same thing

and I did which was to swear a solemn oath on a Bible before we started the podcast

that we were doing. I swore it on an ancient oak tree. I swore it on the paws of my cat,

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