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I'm Sruti. I'm Hannah. And welcome to Redhanded. Is everybody okay? Are you all okay? How are you guys doing?

Last time we spoke, the UK was not on lockdown and now we are. Even though everyone's, well, everyone boris.

Who tested positive today? I saw. Anyway, we are now on what is essentially a lockdown without the Prime Minister calling it.

What it is, so we're allowed out to do exercise or allow to go to the shop. You're not allowed to be in groups larger than two.

But farmers markets are still opening this weekend. It's so complicated because like my friend works at Barra. They've now closed down their store.

But other people at Barra can keep them open if they're deemed to be like an essential retailer. So if you're like a butcher or you're selling vegetables or you're selling fruits and stuff.

So I guess if it's a farmers market that's selling food, but it just seems like how do you space people out there? That seems terrifying.

Well, that's the concern. And realistically, yes, farmers markets. You should be supporting local produce growers. But I just feel like tock and go without it's five quid leak.

I feel like I guess it's just a way for them to widen the food sources that people are using. Yeah, true. Maybe I'm being an asshole.

No, I mean, I don't know either. I don't know if I'm right. I don't think anyone knows if they're right anymore. Or we know is, let's just follow the rules that we've been told.

The good thing is I was speaking to my friend who you met Johnny. He works at a healthcare policy organization.

Yeah, it's like a think tank. Yeah, a think tank. And I was like Johnny tell me tell me everything. And he was like the only thing I can tell you is that our current chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whittie, is literally the best person that could be leading us through a pandemic.

So we just have to put our faith in that. Okay. So thank you for that, Johnny. And hopefully that means everything will be fine. I don't know until then until we find out one way or another, we'll still be here every single week.

In fact, we are going to be bringing you loads more content because well, we might as well. We've got nothing else to do. And also we kind of feel like it's the only thing we can do to help in this crisis is to use our skills to entertain at least.

So from this Saturday and for every Saturday for the foreseeable future, what we're going to be doing is we're going to go all the way back into our Patreon archives.

And we will be releasing episodes that we put on Patreon for bonus starting way back in the very beginning. I think the first one we recorded was in like fucking 2017 or some shit.

So we will be releasing those on Saturday mornings. They'll be up for a week and then the next week they'll be replaced with a new one. And then we've got other stuff coming to you, but I can't think of the top of my head like the timeline of that, but absolutely 100% for sure new content coming out new old content coming out on Saturday mornings for the foreseeable.

And there's even more than that that we've got planned we're going to do quizzes. We're going to try to do some live streaming when we figure out how we can actually do that.

Those of you who already follow us on Instagram and Facebook will have seen that I posted my very first ever IG TV post. I posted it upside down because I filmed it in landscape rather than portrait like I should have done.

I can't fix it now. So you're just going to have to just turn your phone around. It's fine. I love it.

But now we know always film in portrait if you are going to post to IG TV. You are welcome. And I wasn't sure what to call that segment because it was just me learning how to cast on because I've taken up knitting now apparently.

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