Hello. Hi John. I'm

Hello. Hi John.

Hi, Merlin. How's it going?

Merlin, Uh-huh. going. your

not fan but I mean I know you're not a fan but I mean like I'm very I'm very triggered by

audio things where I'll get a song in my head. An obvious example is twice in the last week I've heard

someone sing a little of the song Bell from Beauty and the Beast and now that's just in my head all the time.

Oh, you the song I'm talking about?

Nope. Oh. There goes the baker with his tray like always the same old bread and

roast to sell.

Nope can't uh can't say that I know that.

It kind of sounds like a Morrissey song.

Every morning just the same since the morning that we came to this poor provincial town.

I know for a fact that you have Morrissey song stuck in your head.

I know that for a fact.

I get Morrissey, yes, I get Morrissey cadences in my head.

Yes. That's actually a very good example. I get more to cadences in my head.

But that's actually a very good example of this larger phenomenon.

And yes, I've talked about this in different places because it's part of my life

and that's what I talk about.

What I'm here to say is that sometimes there will be a certain rhythm

to how someone says something that will trigger a phrase or a song and sometimes it won't be until a few hours later that I go

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