Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about something

that I didn't talk about that I guess I should have. So we will remedy that today. I got a message and it said that I was

doing y'all a disservice. I wasn't providing full coverage, proper coverage of everything that occurred

and that it would lead people to the wrong conclusion. Said that I covered the Ukrainian winds, but I didn't cover the Russian winds of the same way.

So it's just bad for y'all.

And that in particular, I have an obligation to talk about

solidar. Fair enough I wouldn't want to shirk my obligations. So for those that don't know, it's a town

in Ukraine and the Russians have captured it after a very very lengthy fight.

So that's what happened.

Let me talk about it the way I would normally talk about something like this.

In 1775, during the siege of Boston, there was the Battle of Bunker Hill.

History nerds just let it go.

That's what everybody knows it as.

This battle is seen as formative to the United States.

Incredibly important.

It was one of those moments where during the American Revolution the Americans proved to themselves.

Big deal.

It's in every American history book, monuments, songs even were written about it.

And I don't mean way back then, even though there were some way back then, I mean relatively recently.

It's a big deal.

And why shouldn't it be?

It's the place where Prescott proved he was wise, because when outnumbered and low on ammunition,

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