And apology from both of us? I think it's due. We were just talking offline before

we started this that even we felt guilty about the lack of cycling content and it's been

escalating over time and it is the title of our podcast, never straight as far, but I

think. Yeah, maybe we said too far. It was I think we we did we just it was almost like

we'd got lost in the woods and a search party had to get sent out for us and we've come

home slightly shame-faced from our expedition into the woods for which we weren't terribly

well equipped as well. We'd gone off with a maybe just wearing an ordinary pair of sneakers

with a very lightweight cagool and half a mile sneakers white sneakers half a mile's

bar in our backpack. It started raining. We got lost and our mums and dads had to bring

us back and that's I think that's pretty much where we're at. So we've come back and we slightly

shame-faced a little bit tail between the legs back to the bosom of the cycling world, David.

And I think that's very much going to be the at least the way we start off the first thirty thirty

five or forty seconds of today's podcast. Tell me about what's going on with today,

Boggaccia. Well, if you were twenty what is he twenty twenty twenty three now? No,

certainly not that old. Yeah, twenty I think it's twenty three. Twenty one. No, he'd be twenty

two. He's only turned twenty one the day after last year to the France his first to the France

win. So must turn twenty two after his second to the France win this year, which means he's

twenty two and three months old. How do you compliment with that? I'm on his Wikipedia page now.

The boy is twenty three he's twenty three years old. Oh, don't forget where you've tripped

up there. Everything was very, very accurate except for the fact you forgot the Tour de France

was late. There you go. So bad luck. He worked on the right lines. Yeah, he turned twenty three

on the twenty first of September this year. So that's that was close, but no cigar, David Miller.

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