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Lenin and McCartney of Bigfoot, the other arguably Harrison and Star, Cliff and Bobo. Yeah, I don't know if you've ever listened to our podcast, but it really is more or less just hanging out talking to us.

We're not proud of you with questions. It's just like hanging out and seeing what kind of sandwich you like, you know?

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

What were you on the note of April 5th, 1972 at 11.40 PM?

Well, you know, Bobo, I was a lawyer for the British government for many years, so I did do that sort of cross-examination thing.

That was then and this is now.

You always said you're a civil servant.

Yeah, I was a civil servant and I have a post-grat in law and I worked in the courts and I used to be the equivalent it's difficult to translate out but almost like a prosecutor is what I was.

Are you a barrister?

Yeah, it's kind of like that. Yeah, you know the court system very well, but it's for the government. So I would say why people should be found guilty and the other side would say why no I dealt with some pretty nasty people

at the time not always but I dealt with some really bad really bad people torture people who torture people because I did war crimes as well at the higher level so I did some of those and

oh man some of the people I'm there.

You're a humble guy you made it sound like you're like a janitor or something.

You just were like, I just worked for the government.

You didn't, I didn't know you're a lawyer and all this stuff.

Well, you know what, Adam, I think for most people, yeah, you'd have to sell yourself etc But I knew about you for years before I met you and what sold I guess for lack of better

Phrase what sold you to me wasn't what you did for a living is what you did for fun

and I mean you had been all over the world by the time I had met you and that's what sold you to me at least

I mean who gives it crap what you do for a living at the

end of the day if you're out looking for Mongolian deathworms right?

Yeah well I've always I mean I've always had a passion for those things that was always what was most important to me you know I've never been I mean the jobs I've done you know I've done some I suppose good jobs I was a corporate project manager for cable and wireless,

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