I've got an email that I want to read to you.

Okay, dokey.

All right.

This is from Howard.

Hi, Howard. Howard writes, I love listening to you. Both summarize the films I've loved growing up when I was too naive to see how awful they truly were. An interesting fact is that you shared the name of my father and sister. See if you can guess in what order. I'm guessing Father Eric, Sister Paula. Yep, that's it. Yeah. Howard goes on. I'm from Wales in the UK, and I have to wince every time you both do an accent from anywhere in the UK. How dare you? He asks, are we all cockney to you? Yes. I recently listened to your double. To be clear, this is sent tongue in cheek, and we know that.

We are enjoying this email, Howard.

We are not angry.

Not me, Howard.

I'm incensed.

Incensed.

Howard goes on.

I recently listened to your double partner on Titanic and wanted to give back by giving you a lesson and how to pronounce a Welsh name properly.

So I'm going to say it first, like how I would say it as an American. Okay. I Owen Grifford. Okay. That person. Yeah, that's sexy, sexy man. Okay, okay, okay. Howard says, it's Joanne Griffith. Nope, that's not a real thing. Joanne Griffith. He also says, and I do have to point this out, Howard. I'm sorry. He writes, like as if you're saying other without the er, but he did use the wrong form of your. Oh, Y-O-U-A-Postrophe R-E is what we were looking for, Howard. Howard. You ran into the grammar Nazi. And then he finishes this beautiful email with. I hope that helps. If I get this read out on the podcast, I'll give you a five-star review.

All right, Howard, time to pony up.

Sorry, hang on.

Let me do this in your language, Howard.

All right, Howard, time to give us them five stars now.

Chip, Chip.

Owen Grufford, what is it? Yo joan gruffith so like joan fabrics

yeah store so it's joan fabrics guffin big guffin like mirv griffin so it's if it's joan fabrics

married mirv griffin and then Joanne was said by someone from Mexico.

Joanne Griffin.

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