Achtung Achtung! Welcome to We Have Ways 12 Days of Christmas Guests,

in which James and I talk to a famous face about their personal relationship with the Second World War.

As you enjoy another day of Turkey leftovers, have a listen to Restaurant

and Jack Stein about rations in the Second World War.

Achtung! Achtung! Welcome to We Have Ways 12 Days of Christmas Guests,

and you talk with me, Al-Maria, James Holland. Should we call other specials?

Some of them have been special. So James, who are we talking to today?

It's part of the Stein fraternity. It is Jack Stein, Jack. I'm great to see you,

and I knew we were going to hit it off because I met you at a cricket match and we talked cricket

and then we talked about the Second World War and then we talked about food, and it was just we had

that fantastic conversation with me after the match. Yeah, well thanks for having me on of this

podcast. It was the first podcast I ever found that there were so many episodes to go back to.

You know, it got me through all the lockdown, so thank you guys. It's been a pleasure to come

on the journey and I've almost caught up, but there is just so much there, so I'm

and thanks for having me on. Oh well, thanks very much for joining us.

Story five, a little horses. I was shouting at Argentinian

Netherlands last night. No problems. Yeah, now I mean now I'm in my 40s.

Obviously as most 40 year old men do, they become very fascinated by the Second World War.

So it's just I've just I've just one of those.

I am. What did 40 year old men get into before the Second World War?

Were they were they was it in the first world war?

I was supposed, but while there wasn't a was there a long enough gap for that to sort of occur

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