British gas have this thing. We call it home care. We'll fix all sorts and its unlimited repairs.

Expert engineers will solve the upset of boilers not boilering or taps that won't wet.

Electrics playing tricks or a pipe that's broke. We're there for everyone. Even blue furry folk.

Your home won't feel booby-trapped'll feel just like new British gas taking care of things

and looking after you.

T's and C supply, excess options available per repair. Hey, y'all, it's Monica.

Hey y'all, it's Monica.

I'm not in my normal. Hey y'all, it's Monica.

I'm not in my normal situation.

I'm in a hotel room.

But I don't like to skip a scheduled show. And this is the last episode of our analysis of Rhythm, Riots and Revolution by David Noble. So I really

wanted to get to it. And this may be my last show of this kind of format because I had

Graham of Gramerica on recently. And they do adult brain, which is books that are out of copyright

or whatever, they have people read them so that you're not listening to AI when you try to tap into

these old resources. And I offer to read a few of the books because they're interesting, and I want to

read them anyway. Might as well make the most of it. I'm going to ask him if I can put

them up for Saturday story time, if even just for like a week or two and then take him down, I don't know how he does that. But in any case, that's probably going to do that instead of this for a while. And hopefully he'll let me put it in my feed. Otherwise, I'll just let you know, and you can go to adult brain. The books I

want to read, the next one is going to be Thomas Paine's Age of Reason, because George Ford Smith,

who we talked to about Albert J. Knock, was that who we talked about it? Yeah. He wrote quite an

interesting article about that, and we're going to have that conversation, so I'm excited about that.

There's something about, like, Irish fairies and folk tales which I have and wanted to read is like sure and way of the pilgrim which has been recommended to me by so many people including

my priest listener friend and now spiritual advisor who isn't an ortho bro, but he said,

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