This is a headgun podcast.

While Andrew and Craig believe the joy of discovery is crucial to enjoying any well-told

tale, they will not shy away from spoiling specific story beats when necessary.

Plus these are books you should have read by now.

Happy window between Christmas and New Year's.

The Lost Days.

In Seer T those down for a time.

20 insert number here was not the world's best year, but because events conform to our

understanding of time, like Gregorian and calendars and stuff, we can tell ourselves,

you know, 2022 is going to be better. It's not just going to be a continuation of stuff that was

that was bumming us out about this past year. It's not. It's a clean slate. It's a chance to begin

a new with all the same people and all the same positions. Yeah, unfortunately. Let all the

quenants be forgot and end of song. I'm good. All right, let me talk about books on this podcast

along with the unceasing march of time. And this week, Andrew, I already said the name, what do we

read? We read The Art of War by Sun Zoo or Sun Z. Ah, Mr. Sun, let's say.

Master Sun, yes. And we read the translation by Michael Nylon. Yep.

And that's the one we're going to talk about. There have been others. There will be more. I'm sure.

Yes. But that's the translation we're talking about today. Before we get into the book, I do want

to highlight our January schedule. Andrew, speaking of the March of time. I love it. So we do have

our final episode of December 2021 coming up our happy horny days coming for Christmas. I'm

already. I want to I want to keep myself fresh for the episode. Uh, find out more about how to

join us for those recordings or get it early at patreon.com. So sure, every pod, but it'll still come

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