You are listening to the last episode of Back to Work for 2016, a compilation episode featuring your favorite moments of the show over the last 12 months.

Each clip was suggested and submitted by you are amazing listeners.

We couldn't have done it without you were so glad that you enjoyed the shows this year we had so much fun making them.

And so for Merlin and Me, thanks so much for listening, happy new year, see you in 2017.

Good afternoon Dan. How are you? I'm very well. How are you? Very well.

Are you enjoying a good afternoon? Quite nice.

As a follow-up question, how was your morning? Did you have a good morning? Quite a brisk energetic morning.

Brisk mornings are the best mornings. One takes one's constitutional in the morning, has a brief breakfast, browses in the morning paper.

One does enjoy one's mornings. Oh my god, I'm out of breath. I'm already unwended.

One time, one time, I may lay down, we got to do a whole show that way sometime.

Just with your in repose. Just with those both being Englishmen in the club. Watch our asses, rather interesting.

Some of the performance improvements should be quite salutary. Rather, I'm reporting live from the floor.

I'm buoyant with enthusiasm. One enjoy is taking one's constitutional of the floor, interacting with one's peers, state of the union.

I like that. I'm tired, I'm winded. Yeah. That's a lot of work doing that. Yeah, sometimes talking really worries me out.

I know. Yeah, I know. Yeah, it's one rather enjoy sharing the blathering on of one who hasn't had so much to say about productivity of recent.

One enjoys one's constitutional, listen to podcasts, book bag, Goldberg choose.

The Beatles are overrated. Just to tweak people. That's really interesting. It's sort of like going, you know what?

I never have my tockles removed. Let's talk about that for 20 minutes. It's like, what are we going to say about that?

I don't know. People are weird. It's weird. It's weird. It's, you know, and then of course there's that whole genre now of the medium post

unlike why you're not doing something anymore. It's such a strange thing to me. Right? Yeah. I know exactly what you're talking about.

Dear company, I guess the most disappointing part for me is that I really trusted you and enjoyed your products for so long. But alas, I will no longer be able to pay you out of your product.

Dear Iowa, I have enjoyed your corn and look great tracks of flat land but alas. I shall no longer be able to tread the roads.

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