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This is the Friends of Mr. Debating Society. I'm John Bachelorette, Jeremy Zachis. He's

in New South Wales. And in these last days, there's been a concern that some parts of New

South Wales lost internet connection. Generally, our neighborhood goes down or there's something

being upgraded and you are out of the internet if you're casting about for everybody wired

into the main hub. However, Jeremy sends me a story, caveat here, this is a reptile story,

where an Eastern brown snake, I believe, perhaps a giant, or perhaps a regular one, shows

the router box to fall asleep. Now Jeremy, we've checked for cupboards at the nursery schools.

We've checked for backpacks of children. We've checked under the pillow. We've checked

in the roofs. We've checked in the door mat. We've checked in closets. But the router,

you never told me about the router. Why the router?

Well, John, this is a new one to me as well. I thought our routers and our internet connections

were safe from all reptilian creatures, but unfortunately, it looks like the Eastern

brown snake loves the router. And now, looking at this one, John, it does make a little

bit of sense because a lot of Wi-Fi routers do have a bit of heat in them. They do generate

heat throughout the day as they do their internet thing. And where this actually happened

was in the place called Berry New South Wales. And really, it's only about 150 kilometres

away from where I am right now. And I can tell you, over the last week, it has been

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