The podcast this week is coming from a different location on my end anyway.

I'm in Northern Ireland at the moment, borrowing a bit of broadband from a very famous coffee chain.

We discuss a lot to do with the progressive movements going on in Northern Ireland that people probably hear very little about.

We talk also about the changes to bills that have suddenly hit everybody in the United Kingdom.

We look at what's going on with Donald Trump and the futile attempts to try and placate a vindictive man in the hopes of avoiding tariffs and getting some sort of trade deal.

Those are the headlines. now for the podcast.

Hi, Choms, and welcome to this week's Leslie Riddick podcast, and it's Gousty.

And we kind of feel that way, given the fact that, yes. Yes, so it's a, it's an interesting one. And I I was recalling because the clocks have gone forward an hour and it reminded me of one of my favorite scenes in one of my favorite movies

oh mr porter starring will hay which which is all about there on this railway line they're

trying to recall whether the clocks spring forward or go back in summertime.

And of course, we can see in the background the train approaching and their appending doom as it does.

And it takes place in a border railway station between Northern Ireland and the then Irish Free State.

So that's quite a nice little link there.

Well done.

To reveal the revolution that Ms. Riddick is back on kind of him territory.

I am.

You know, the accent might have drifted a wee bit since I've been here for five days.

But currently, just so that people understand,

I'm sitting actually borrowing Wi-Fi in Acosta's,

having tried how many different ways have we tried to get online?

I mean, God Almighty.

So it's a wee bit weird.

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