Hello Egg Chasers, it's the Egg Chasers Rugby Podcast, the podcast about rugby that doesn't

take itself all the games you seriously back in the rugby dungeon and, um, hold on a minute,

where's everybody else going guys? Where's, just, I'm just looking at the, just looking

out onto the Arctic Tundra that is the rugby podcasting landscape just now. We're all alone.

Oh, you're not here. We had a heatwave and it all died. Oh, yeah, yeah, tragic, real tragic.

I do anything to have Mother Nature turn the thermostat back up again. Yeah, we had it for

two days. Yeah, it's ridiculous. As soon as that heatwave ended, I went outside, turned

on my car and left it on idle. I don't know what you were. Every one of my appliances run

in, I've replaced all my LED lights with incandescent, boom, boom, all the energy. I'm back to candles

mate, because I, because I care. Yeah, well, well done, you. Yeah, it's amazing as well

that you can increase record temperatures by a significant amount by putting the measuring

stations, whether at airports. Yeah, my favorite one. Lots of tarmac, jet fuel. My, my favorite

one, right, is boy strolls and needs to get back immediately to sit behind his desk

because there's a heatwave. No, he doesn't. No, he doesn't. I mean, even if he could control

it, I don't want him to. So it's fine. Let him party. Anyway, well done for surviving.

Yeah, well done, everyone. It's great. Great to see you all. Yeah, highly annoying though

after what is a relative heatwave for Manchester for and and relative drought for Manchester

about two weeks with no rain? I was at the cricket yesterday and the first three hours

were rained off. A lot of it has podcasted all of our Manchester

rain, but when it started raining estate, it was glorious. It was really, really missed

it. My garden needed it. Hmm, hmm, similar, similar aged. Right. So, yes, we're here

52 weeks of the year, bringing you rugby content. And as we have done for very nearly

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