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gonna do about it. Listen to Love It or leave it wherever you get your podcast. I'm wondering, Mark, are you can, are you brat, would you say by the way? I'm wondering if we can be brat or whether

it's something that we shouldn't. I actually understand what that's a reference to, which is remarkable.

So it's like it's an American thing obviously, but it's also a British thing.

Is it?

Yeah, because if Carmler is Brad, therefore she's the personification of something right however in the paper today it said and brat is pretty

female but it's described as capturing the current mood, sulky, sickly, hedonistic and

nihilistic.

So I'm not quite sure that we can, can we be that? I'm not quite sure whether we can can we be that I'm not quite sure whether but but

but also if but calmler isn't I would say I would say I would think she's headinistic

and neolithic is she she's not neolistic hedonistic and no anyway so I'm not quite sure but if so should we even try to be

Brad or would that be like you looking up whap online and then having to

delete my internet search history I just got yes or you know all the the lady chattily judge saying it's not a book you let your servants read, that kind of thing.

I don't want to, I don't end up sounding like that, but you know, should we even try to be brat? No I think the very fact that we're having this

conversation means that we shouldn't. What we should do is say yay if it's a good thing I don't know but has a

are but let's know let's not go anywhere near it

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