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and I hope you enjoy. We've spoken about this a lot on the show, but like Britain is a low stakes

country and that is what is very much comes across in this show. I mean, I remember like, again,

being at a sixth form college, I remember they were definitely like some, some of my friends were, like, weed guys. And they were constantly having,

like, minor run-ins with the cops because they smoked so much weed and were always smoking

it on the street. But, like, nothing ever, I mean, you know, preface, they were white, right?

But, like, nothing ever happened because, like, Britain,, right? Like it's just kind of like, they would always like, they'd see the cops coming and

they'd just like flick the spliff away and it's like, what are you going to do?

And the cops were always like, well, I'll get you next time.

I had friends.

I'm amazed they didn't get caught more often.

But like I had friends who they decided to quit the swim club that we were part of and

swim for a different club even though they were going to be on the same high school team.

And that may not make sense to European listeners, but basically the club was like a year

round thing. It was affiliated with United States swimming. But the high school team was just if you

attended the high school. So, you know, you could, you could swim on a different club in the

off season or in the club season and then compete for your high school team. And that's what

these kids opted to do because it was cheaper and they didn't like the coach. And I realized

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