And the Ladies and gentlemen welcome to oral presentations. Episode 22, the Black Plague.

Hey, it could be worse.

In this episode, we're gonna be taking a look at

the Black Plague. this episode we're going to be taking a look at the black plate also known as the great pestilence it took place in Europe from 1346 to 1351 and it killed a fuckload of Europeans.

Chose this episode, a couple people recommended it.

And honestly, I kind of like like I don't know everybody's doing

that self isolation thing right so I don't know I got kind of weird on Friday I was like

kind of freaking out so I was trying to like record a book on tape dude I have so many I have a fucking

ton of mistakes of me reading out loud holy fuck and then it's I was all right

but secretly I didn't really want to do the black play because I'm kind of

I don't know that comes and it goes being worried about like we actually like there is a global

pandemic like right now which is a crazy thing to say that there is a global

pandemic happening. But it's happening. And so at first I was like I don't really

want to do any kind of topics like that but I don't know looking into it it kind of

made me hopeful because looking into the black plate how bad it was and the

shit that they had to try to combat it and how bad those ideas were

kind of makes me feel better about where we're at now like we're definitely this is

definitely not good to have a global pandemic.

Nobody's saying that this is a good thing.

But after looking into this, I will say that it,

this has got to be the best time ever in human history

for people to have to try to fight a

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