Good morning, Ned.

Morning. Do you know it's actually incredible, David. Honestly, I was just thinking about

it because our pudding has become a little bit more sporadic since our flurry of activity

throughout the month of May. But so I was reflecting on the journey that you and I have been

on, both physical and metaphorical, and taking our dear listeners with us. And it did occur

to me waking up this morning, feeling fresh and bush it, fresh, what's the phrase? Something

bushytales, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, fresh, well, maybe not fresh,

fresh, that would be a bit of a stretch, bushytailed anyway, bright height, bright height, and

bushytailed. It occurred to me that I haven't dreamt. I said, wow, that are, since, are

therapy, since you cured me, I can't remember a single dream. That's properly bonkers.

You have a gift, a rare gift thing. I think maybe I do have, or the problem is there is

also beginner's luck could have come into it. That's true. Maybe I can, maybe I've discovered

a gift for analyzing imposter syndrome. Yeah, yeah, and you just, yeah, maybe that you're

always to my resources. Career trajectory, you might have peaked already. So it might,

it might be one of those ones where I'm better. I've done that with many things in the

past, but just been really good, really quickly and thought, you know what, I'm going to leave

that there. Yeah. Just, just put it down. Let's leave. That's me once the next thing.

Possibly like wall ball, actually. That's a very good point. Wall ball was very similar

to that. I felt, I thought, I'll beat Mitch my first ever game. I mean, you're first ever

competitive wall ball game, and you beat the co-founder, who's brother codified the sport and invented

it. Yeah, that's true. That's not bad. That's not bad. That's where my, I'm being mildly ambidextrous

helps as well. Yeah. That's hugely impressive. Left hand was good.

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