Hello, Ned. Hello, God. We were going to erroneously, we told our listenership that we

would record at Ali Pali podcast, but in the end we didn't, because that's just how

we do things, isn't it, really? We sometimes, you know, sometimes super motivated, other times

there's not much to say. Actually, this also reminds me right now, because I've done an

interview with Ashley that we haven't, we need to get in at some point as well. That is

brilliant. Well, that actually, that's really relevant, isn't it, too? I think an admission

or at least a confession? No, just a fact that we need to make very plain now on the eve

of the geodotalia. We had bold ambitions that we would record every single, brave ambitions,

I'd say, brave ambitions that we would record every single morning. And we thought about

it. And collectively, as a committee of two, we've reached a conclusion that we cannot

be asked to do that. I think that's probably, I don't think it's a question of being

asked. It's just I think it's, I think it's, it's, it'll be incredibly hard work. And

perhaps that's basically that. Yeah. Yeah. And so, and it's, and it's essentially podcast

philanthropy. Yeah. So, you know, we've both got day jobs. Yeah. And we had to kind of

on as much as we love it. We had to go, you know what? We actually probably have to

be better for the rest of the day. We can't be peaking out at six AM in the morning,

which was what was happening. I mean, we were on fire, David,

peaking out, peaking out on fire. I used to go, I cannot believe we did it for 21 stages

plus two rest days and a preview show. And I think probably a review show. I can't believe

we did it. I used to, I remember going to, you know, 250 kilometer transfer through

a brutal, getting to, you know, a place really late, having dinner at 10 o'clock, going to

my hotel room at 11.30. And before I went to bed, after a full day commentating an entire

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