What harm can Smith possibly do to Mr. Bickers' die by simply correcting a publishing oversight?

PG Woodhouse, today on the Classic Tales podcast.

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Now for our personal moment.

It's that time of year when the horse chestnut tree in our front yard drops its fruit.

This thing takes up practically our whole front yard.

If you haven't seen one at chestnut or a horse chestnut when it grows on the tree, it has a sharp, spiky husk around the fruit or nut.

And it's really sharp and they're horrible to step on when they fall on the ground.

But every year at this time, we go outside and we play chestnuts. I was doing air quotes there.

We take the nuts off the ground, and we throw them up and try and knock the clusters of them that are still on the tree down.

I'm terrible. I'm the worst one.

But it's something that we love doing. Every year we have to move the cars so we don't hit the cars.

And we don't hit the neighbors cars, of course.

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