No way out to city when I know that there's hot cash coming back

hot hard cash Hello everyone I'm up to the pipe position. I'm in a great mood so it's going to be a really fun, high energy, everyone's probably

going to do a lot of smiling because that's my favorite thing to do is to smile and subsequently put the smiles on the faces of all you love

and listeners at home. So let's just crack on with an intro. I'm joined as

usual by Laura. Hello Laura. Hello I am not doing as, um, as great grinning through your teeth as you are this week.

I am melting.

I'm pretty sure I might just turn into a liquid by the end of this show because it's 32 degrees

Celsius where I am and our British humidity and our like insulated houses are not built

for this. They trap the heat in and I might die.

Yes yes I've been hearing about the heat wave back in the old home country.

Yeah that sounds rough I never I never liked summers in Britain. Like the summers in Mississippi

are worse, but most houses have air conditioning as standard.

Well, this is...

And English houses don't. A lot of people complain about about the Brits being like oh why are you

complaining it's not that bad of a summer it's like yeah but the the deal is

we have like a pretty consistently terrible weather for 99% of the year

and then we get like five days a year where the temperature like triples out of nowhere and we just don't know how to cope because we don't have air conditioning and our

houses are heat traps and we just kind of all die for like four or five days and then we go back to being

okay and complaining about it being not warm enough.

Yeah, because, yeah, because I mean it's a fact of life that people, like, it's all about what you're used to and it's all relative.

I mean, if that weren't the case people in Africa and Europe

wouldn't have different melanin levels in their skin you know I mean we are not

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