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I'm Joe, and with me again is the full production team of this podcast. Tom and Nate, how's it going?

Gentleman. It's going well. How are you, Tom? How are you, Joe? I'm all good. I'm all good. I'm excited

for traveling outside of London for the first time tomorrow, so it's all going good.

The first time it makes a sound like you're in a London-sized prison, even though you're Irish.

I mean, since I have moved here last year, I've been here nearly a year, aside from going home

to Ireland a couple of times, and a mistaken train trip where I ended up in St Albans, I haven't

actually left the city. I mean, I kind of understand that. I've left the country and flown

into Europe more than I've left Yurvan in the last four months, which is kind of fucking weird.

100% the same. Other than work taking me places, I think the last time that I went anywhere in

the United Kingdom that wasn't stuff in London was we went to Edinburgh for the French festival

in August. I've left the country a bunch of times since then. We toured Australia in November.

My wife and I went down to France for a weekend in September, and then I've been to the US twice

also. But yeah, the thing that's really funny about it in the UK at least, and Tom can definitely

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