Hey, cheers. Cheers.

Cheers. Hey everybody. Welcome back. Are you excited for Sunday? I am so excited

everybody listening. Are you excited for Sunday night? We are days away.

It's finally here. We were waiting so long for this.

Comes from the sky into your TV boxes and into your eyeballs.

The vibes are high. I cannot wait. I am so excited to be back in season.

We've been having a ton of fun reading Donkin Egg, no disrespect to them, but there's just something magical about

in season podcasting. I cannot wait. But we had to read Dunkin Egg.

Couldn't leave it off the list just because there's a tasty meal being hung outside our window. So what'd you think?

If I was in your shoes right now, I would be pretty annoyed. I'd be like, I don't want to stop at this point.

I want to keep reading. I was really glad that the way that I said to cut out the chapters, like there was two complete points. There was the opening story with Kyle and then ended with his actual interaction with Lord

Caswell outside of the joust. So I just thought that it was a I thought that we got to the meat of what Dunk's real use to egg is going to be and we

also were shown what advantages Egg has over Dunk, even though he's only 10, 11 years old,

because of how he was raised, and because of how Dunk was raised.

I think it's clear that they both have the same ability of spirit

and they both have the same perspective that's truly valuable to Westeros because they aren't one of those guys, but they both

have shadows of those guys.

And they were really crossing over each other at the start of this reading,

helping to tell each other how to cancel out

those things that they don't know how to fix with each other.

And then so, you know, dunks going through the the motion of feeling the result of not taking that

advice and we start the chapter with Egg having felt the result of not knowing to take that advice in the moment.

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