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I am your co-host for Becca McKendry and with me drinking from his Jallo cup is Elric Cain. Yes, it only took us about an hour to decide how we were going to say Jallo at the Jallo. It's like two syllables. And no matter how hard I try, I have to concentrate because I'm so used to saying Jialo, which is like the lazy American way to say it. It took so much concentration. I would say Lazy International because it's not just America. I think in New Zealand I was probably saying gialo. Then I heard Eli Roth on a podcast recently and every time because he spent so much time in Italy, he would say it galo. And so I was like, oh, okay, that makes sense. Yeah. So that ad took a lot of focus where every single time I had to be like, Gial,

Gialo. But it's a very cool book and we love Jallo. So maybe when we're back in January, we'll be, maybe we'll find an episode to focus in on Jallo because it is, I think we definitely need to. January Jallos. January Gialo. I've got a stack on my shelf that I have not watched yet, to.

I think that's what we'll yeah,

we'll do.

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