A Listener Production.

Welcome to an episode of the Auntie Donna podcast that needs no other context or no other listening where we do Secret Santa, which is of course, where people give physical gifts to other people.

That's the premise of it.

So talking about the gifts, talking about the visual things that are going on,

are inherent to the fucking idea, are inherent to what we're doing.

So it must be a part of it.

And anyone that thinks otherwise and gets mad about that,

it's kind of missing the fucking point.

Please enjoy Auntie Donner's secret Santa.

And welcome, everyone like a tacking sometimes and guests, we hope you enjoy the motherfucking podcast.

And welcome, everyone.

It's the favorite time of year.

It's Christmas.

And we are doing Chris Kringle, our secret Santa.

Now, all of us got names drawn from drawannames.com.com.

Which is a bit of a scam website that kind of pushes you towards Amazon intended products.

But a fun way to draw names, Secret Santa, put down your little, put down your little wish list and have a bit of fun.

Are you getting a call, Tom?

It's just a prank call, sorry. It's a prank. How do you know it's a prank? A scam, a spam. A scam to answer it. No, no, no. Can you intro Tom? They're a scam. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just want him to answer the fun. No, they're scant. They've been calling me four times a day every day. I call mutiny. Oh god Okay So here's what I called mutiny

He should have introed Tom

He should have introed Tom. He should have introed Tom. He should have let the buzzing phone go. May I speak in my defence? No. You know the rules. Read out the rules, Lindsay. Not all of them. Not all of them. Any rules? Is there mention of the person being accused of mutiny able to defend themselves? What is the rules around the person accused of mutiny? Just the yes or no. I don't think there are any roles specifically about the person accused of mutiny, but you do need a unanimous decision to call mutiny. Was there not a rule, was there not a rule that they're not allowed to talk until the decision has been made?

Possibly.

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