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I'm Hannah. I'm Sruti. And welcome to Redhanded. I don't think we have that many things to tell you other than that merged back.

Back back back back again, back in the house, back on the streets, back in the town, everywhere, back in the hood, back on your back,

back on your back, exactly. So get yourself over to Redhandedshop.com for all of your spooky-bitch merch needs.

I feel like I'm on like, late night radio. I know. You've got quite a sultry tone to your voice today. It's because I have a sinus infection.

And we are on a very long flight tomorrow, so I will be in a lot of pain, I think.

But before that, before the glory of the painful flight begins, we've got a case for you.

We certainly do. One that we have pondered doing for quite some time and we've decided to just fucking fuck the police and get on with it.

Exactly. No one can stop us unless they fat-tour us.

I was going to say it unless we get cancelled.

Yeah, right. I was talking to my sister about this case and I was like, oh, I've still got a clean up the script because, you know, as it is at the moment, we know.

And she was like, well, I don't think anything actually happened to Salmon and Rashi, who obviously this whole episode is about.

I was like, you went into hiding for nine years.

Yeah. And a bunch of other people got murdered.

So with that, hopefully, we will still be walking the streets next week, but we won't find out until we do it. So let's get on with it.

You cannot, listener, open your eyes these days or even your ears without being smacked in your beautiful face with cancel culture.

It's almost all we think about. Maybe that's because we're content creators and we have to deal with it every day.

But it's a very pervasive topic, I would say. And a very real one.

John Ronson's got a whole podcast series about it, fuck's it.

So, societally speaking, I think everyone has plumped for this is a new phenomenon, right?

It's a new thing, it's a millennial problem, it's a Gen Z problem.

Which I do think I don't think we're a peak yet.

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