Bean counter. I hate that phrase. It's so rude.

Ah modern accounting methods are so sophisticated and that old phrase is so crude. I'll tell you what it

feels like. I'll tell you what to me that means.

It's as if it's as if two billion dollars wasn't worth a hill of beans.

All right so back are we good?

I look good.

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All right, we're ready. Francine McKenna, welcome back to T.C.'s chart cast.

So great that you could join us again.

Thanks for asking so much going on.

Indeed. For the benefit of Thanks for the

the benefit of the listeners we did have Francine on just a couple of shows ago

episode 26 I've been whispered to by the official countress of the T.C.'s

podcast podcast. But so much has happened and you wrote a very timely piece on

your subscription newsletter at the dig about J

Clayton and then all the news about J Clayton broke and then of course wirecard and

EY and the collapse of Wirecard in Germany.

So much to talk about on the auditor side.

And so we thought it would be wonderful to have you back on.

For those that haven't heard the first podcast,

you can hear the big intro that Francine gave us

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