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astonishing Dead Letter Office. Tonight's episode, Pops Cat.

Well, tonight we are headed about as far from the dead letter office as we can get to the bottom of the world, the southern tip of New Zealand's North Island and the capital city there of Wellington.

Oh, I thought you had a story from Antarctica. Yes, not yet. Still waiting to hear from McMurdo. Oh, well, there's a lot of

interesting, yes, UAP news coming from the very bottom of the world. But we're talking about a very

lovely and charming and mystical place of New Zealand.

And this story is pretty interesting, Scott, because apparently Wellington is regularly cited as the world's windiest city by average wind speed.

And they call it affectionately windy wellie.

So the.

Ah, there we go. as uh as um they said on

the uh the simpsons about new york the windy apple which was a misnomer combining that in the uh the windy

city of chicago yes but that reason they call it windy Windy Welley, is because the Cook Strait funnels, Gale Force

wins straight through it, and those Gale Force gusts happen roughly half of the days of the year.

So the Cook Strait, that's obviously named for Captain Cook, I'm guessing.

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