Welcome to The Delim pod with me, James Delim pod, and I know I always say I'm excited

about this week's special guest, but before I remind you who he is, not that he needs

any introduction, I just thought I'd mention one of our sponsors, I don't know whether

you've been taking it up as often or not, but monetary metals is a way of owning gold and

actually getting interest on it, which is very unusual and I keep gold and mostly I store

it, which means that you go and play a storage fee and obviously gold's going to rock in

eventually. We all know that once they've finished suppressing it, the price, it's going

to go to the moon probably. Anyway, I would have thought that monetary metals is a good

way of putting away some of your money and to save yourself in the future. Have a look

at the details below all the information's there, monetary metals there, and there's

a special code I think to share that you've come from the show. Anyway, let's meet our

special guest, Mike Yeden, Mike. Hello James, it's great to chat to you again and I feel

we've known each other for years, even though we've met a few times, but yeah, I tell you

what I think it is. The only two equivalents I can think, well, there's probably three equivalents,

one I haven't experienced and that is combat. I know that people who've experienced combat

together, it creates a sort of lifelong bond. Another I would say is people who've hunted

together, when you've had the thrills and spills of jumping over a particularly scary

hedge or going down a chasm as I did the other day when I went down the Broadstone Brook.

And you sort of feel a bond with your fellow riders that is completely unbreakable because

you've both been through extreme danger. And the third one is raves. You probably never

went raving in the late ages. No, I missed out on it. Yeah, I was, yeah, I was aware of

it. People would be tearing past the newly made M25 and vashing off into the original

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