Greetings, everybody.

Welcome to 372 pages.

We'll never get back.

This is Connor Lestoka.

Me and Mike were just doing DJ voices before we signed on.

It's hard to turn it off.

Go ahead with yours.

Let me hear your DJ voice.

Hey, everybody, it's two for Tuesday.

We're going to be getting the let out. Right after I drive home, traffic and weather together on the 8th. I think if you do a little bit of Allen Thick, you know, where you kind of plug your nose just a little bit. We tried to do that, something. And I could not do an Allen Thick. It does not fall within my vocal vocal range.

Well, no, you don't have to do, Alan Thick.

You just have to put a little bit of an Alan Thick. It does not fall within my vocal vocal range.

Well, no, you don't have to do Alan Thick. You just have to put a little bit of Allen Thick into your voice. I feel like when I tried to do Alan Thick, my ovula retracts up into my throat, and that's just not a physical action I'm capable of doing. I understand. You could also go the Casey-Catium direction, where you just kind of put your tongue towards the front of your mouth.

That's something I'm able to do a lot easier. There you go. Casey-Casham. All right. That's not what we do here. Yeah, we'll put the note ourselves. The actual discussion starts after the dealings. There we go. That guy has just like had a stroke listening to that.

But no, this is 372 pages. We'll never get back. We are not drive time DJs. We are Connor

Lestoka and Mike Nelson. And we're discussing another book that we picked up expecting not to like.

And, you know, true to the podcast's track record, we've enjoyed it quite a bit, but it is not good.

No.

Enjoyed it more than most books.

I'd say so, yeah.

We're approaching.

This is the penultimate episode about it, which is the book is Antigua, the land of fairies,

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