Hello and welcome to O'God What Now, the Stattler and Waldorf of Politics Podcasts

shouting down muppets in other forms. I'm Alex Andro. On today's show, Rissi Sunak and

Kierstarmer observed dry jangery in Viggeny with two of the most desiccated meat-free

speeches I can remember. We chew through them, but how much can we swallow? Plus, turns

out, people quite like nurses. Is the government beginning to show a little ankle to striking

workers? Ministers have been meeting with unions two months too late, willing to discuss

money. And are you in the market for a new dog bowl after your family drama this Christmas?

Prince Harry's tell all memoirs has angered our famously sanguine tabloids, but is

they more than gossiped to this story? First up, it's pen for hire and author of Honourable

Miss Fitz haven't you heard and escape? Marie Leconde, hello Marie. Hello. Rissi Sunak pledged

to keep school children in maths classes until they're 18, prompting Simon Peg to respond

and I quote, what a prick, fuck the Tories, fuck them, what a tossler. But you reveal that

you do a level algebra exam questions for fun. What made you like this?

I really, really enjoy solving equations. I think it's so the why would describe it is

when you're cutting wrapping paper with scissors and then eventually it starts gliding and

that feels as good as heroin. I think there is a bit when you solve an equation and you're

just like and you crack it and you crack the way you're going to do it, which is exactly

a satisfying. But also I think the more serious thing I'd say is that it's just logic.

Like when you're not, obviously I'm not talking about really hard math or anything, but that

more basic stuff is just logic. So I always solve equations in a way that I think would

make math teachers cry like genuinely like, you know, when I was at school I always got

point stock for because teachers were like, I don't even understand how you got the right

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