Good afternoon, mailing crew. Live from the rainy, dreary cold, just all-time, soup weather

day. We are the mail-in podcast. I'm your host, Brian Merrimon. Two of my

rights, the lovely, the one and only, Sally to Freeze. Sally, how are you? It's

really chucking it down out there. What does chucking it down mean? Well, are we

workshop in that one? No, the real pattington fans. The real pattington heads,

if you will, will know what I'm talking about. Got it. Okay. I have not seen either

pattington one or two. Okay, so Fertz is newly obsessed with pattington, which is a

nice respite because as I've said before, we're a home-alone family, which was

getting a little like mid-march, and I was worried that it was going to make me hate

the movie, so I was like, we got to find something else. So I tried out patting

two. Pattington two, I think is like a hundred percent on Rotten Tomatoes, maybe

99. Really? Okay. You can fact check me on that if you want. I think it's it's way

high up there. Not that I don't trust you, just for I'm just doing some listener

context here. Pattington two, Rotten Tomatoes, we're working with a 99. Okay. I saw

pattington two before I saw pattington one. You don't have to see them in order to

know what's going on. It's a huge ass movie. But in the first movie, they are

talking about how Londoners have like a hundred different ways to say it's

raining, and he writes a letter to his aunt, Aunt Lucy, and he says, so far it's

rain, it's poured, it's chucked it down. So I'm going to start working some of

those into it. A little bit of a callback. Yeah, I like it. I might not use it in

my vernacular, depending on how much rain we get, we certainly need it around

these parts. It's currently chucking it down though. Like it's a full-blown

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