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stars colliding with stars, black holes colliding with other black holes. So we'll see you there.

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Welcome back to the show Ridiculous Historians. Thank you as always so much for tuning in. Let's hear it

for our own Eugene V. Devs, the one and only super producer, Mr. Max Williams.

Let's have a dab for our own devs. Max Williams, everybody do a dab right now.

We're doing it together. We're doing it. I hope you're doing it too while you're listening folks.

And if your friends ask you, tell them about the show they call me Ben, we're joined as always

with my writer, die, Mr. Noel Brown, none other.

Hello, sorry, the lat in responding to your amazing big up of myself, Mr. Noel Brown, the one

and only, I guess that's true. You know, it's funny though, Ben, I've grown up with a name like

Noel and you don't get a lot of noles in America, but the only ones that I know of are from the UK

and they're relatively famous. There's no fielding from the mighty bush and the great British

big off fame. You got your Noel Gallagher, you got your Noel coward. What are some other fame?

Anybody know any other famous noles? There's the first Noel, of course, Jesus Christ himself.

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