Grazings, listener dear, it's Matthew from Papi's here. Now I'm going to start this

episode by telling you that we do have all three of us on this podcast, not on this bit the intro, but on the main

podcast is a house meeting with all three of your dear pals, Matthew Tom and Ben, together where they belong, which is of course in their separate houses talking over Zoom.

Now, what happened with this intro was, I'm recording this, if you're listening to this on the day it came out, I'm recording this the day before.

And obviously as we've said, Tom is still boycotting the intro of these episodes until we have 17 million people join the Patreon.

Patreon.com forward slash Papi's flat share if you'd like to help Tom out there.

I sent a message to Ben and said,

when can we record the intro?

He said I can only do it in the evening. I said I can't do the evening, but I can do it during the day.

So at the moment, it's just me doing it.

That week, I drew the short straw and here I am. So yes welcome to this house meeting. What housekeeping

do I need to do before I get you into the episode proper? I don't know why I'm suggesting I'm going to get you into it. I mean hopefully this

hopefully this intro is getting you right into the mood for it. That's all I can really hope. What do I need to tell you? As always the Patreon. I can't stress this enough.

It's phenomenal value for money. If you enjoy this podcast and you would like more in your ears and in your week then we're doing

bonus episodes every single week there are bonus bonus beefs if you enjoy the

Isi-Sutty beef beef beef brothers then there is an Isi Sooti Bonus Beef. There's one with, well, with every

guest we've had recently, May Martin and Joe Hampson, Allison Spittle, who else we've had

Steve Wigaya. They've all done Bonus beefs for us, and they are all over on our

Patreon, Patreon.com, forward slash Pappi's Flatshire.

What else can I say?

Oh, there's also the Love Sex Shagdown episodes and the Flatshire lockdown episodes which is a really

fun community. People get in touch with us, they tell us what they're up to and we're rude

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