I'm going to take some notes.

I'm going to take some time stamps.

Okay.

Oh, well.

Yeah, play.

And if there's anything, I think, needs to be edited out or are legally questioned, then I'll just go back through it.

I think we should all endeavour not to libel anybody.

I think we should all be good enough.

We're generally quite good at that, to be fair.

I don't know. I mean, yeah.

Is that, was that your printer?

Was that sound your printer?

No, that was a coffee grinder. Grinding of coffee. Right. Sounds like your printer is broken. Do I tell you, why don't we let Sophia make coffee in her own house and at a leisurely pace? And then we can, have we done the others with like a cold start? So it's like, hello and welcome to liberal like cold i just like cold going straight into it and then you know maybe as a sort of as a sting

two minutes of conversation yeah okay yeah yeah like you know i'll tell you what like a virgin is

really about yeah yeah okay um let yeah all right that i think that's better. I think that feels more modern.

Hello and welcome to Libero. I'm Rory Smith, currently of The Athletic, and I am joined in the order by which they came onto this call.

Miguel Delaney of the Independent and an ongoing existential battle to write a book.

Jonathan Liu of the Guardian and Jonathan Wilson of the Jonathan Wilson extended cinematic universe,

which is the best way, which I think is Johnny's line, but is the best way to introduce

it, Wilson.

There is no other way of summing you up.

This is the fifth instal installment of Libero.

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