Welcome, everyone to the RP Strength Podcast.

I am Nick Shaw and as always joined by, as always now, that is, joined by Dr. Michael Isratel.

What's up, dude?

Nick, pleasure.

I almost want to see like an ethnographer interview of primitive peoples

and ask, how long has Dr. Mike been co-hosting the RP Strength podcast? And they all look

at each other and unanimously utter, it has always been. And you're like, no, actually there's

Lori Shother like, it has always been. You're like, okay, we're's Lori Shother. Like, it has always been.

You're like, okay, we're going to get stabbed with the spears. But I just don't have this one.

Yeah. We just recently were in London. I had never been before. You had been a couple times. What was your

big takeaway from the London trip? My big takeaway was that your impression of a common London accent is as accurate. It's just seamless. It's like you were living there your whole life. Oh, God. You ready? Ready? Let's play a game. Who is the worst British accent? Oy, I'm from fucking British, eh? Oh, fucking. Hey. Oh, I did Australian by accident. An Australian accent's like a criminal degenerate version of a brilliant accent.

Brilliant.

British accent, good God.

My British accent somehow was always angry as well.

I'm not sure why.

They're just always angry.

I don't know.

Yes.

Joe Jeffrey described it as a 1920s chimney sweep as the only British accent we do.

I'm always curious to get people of all other English-speaking accents to do an American accent.

But generally, they can do that decently well because they hear so much of it on television.

Yeah, what was Steve Hall of Revive Stronger? By the way, it was first time meeting him. He's great. And he's Jack. Yeah. Very. His arms are so big. Dude. He's 190, but his arms look like he could, he's just like 215. 100%. I actually saw the gym owner here down at No Limits. He's from the UK as well.

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