I'm so excited to be recording the podcast, I'm so excited to finally be reading.

She checks the title.

She looks down and checks the title.

Welcome back to the podcast, everyone.

Jackie Grounds today, I missed you, I'm going to talk to you about books, about George's

books.

Specifically, this is going to be good, and it's probably like the most friendly book

that we, the most friendly of his writings in the world of Isom Fire for us to come back

with.

And that influenced a lot of our decision, but I would say mostly for me it was a couple

weeks ago, sitting in the sun, burning my skin, and mostly because I couldn't put this

book down.

It was a convenient block for my face, I didn't have a hat, so I used the back of the book

as a shade, and burned through all three of these once again and re-ignited my passion

for this specific narrative in Isom Fire, one that you have never cracked the cover on,

but have discovered one of the greater mysteries of already, I discovered about five minutes

ago when we started the podcast, Hannah shows me her laptop screen, and it's just a whole

historical breakdown of egg.

Listen, I googled one phrase that, I don't know if I should say what I googled, it's so

silly.

I don't know, I googled is egg a Targaryen?

Okay, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, let me take one of these notes off, I'll

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