I can do this sorry you go sorry I just you have it to be one of the most annoying people

that I know thank you you're welcome I'm also one of the four people you know you don't have any friends anymore Claire now that you're married with a kid. Yeah that's right I just stay at home all day looking at your sad old face.

All right I'm James I'm James. I'm James. You're James. I'm Blair. This is a justable

pod and we recommend you stuff. Yeah, we do. You know we do. And the idea

is that when we recommend things to you, you then go and try those things out or completely ignore those recommendations.

Either way, we mostly don't know what you do.

Right, thanks Captain Obvious. Thank you.

Stating the obvious. Would you like me to go first? Yeah. Okay. Get the boring one out of the way. This is a good one. I think you'll like it. Ooh, okay. This is a Netflix documentary, series one movie. It's called tell me who I am and it's about twins in Britain called Alex and Marcus

Ooh, I've heard of this one.

I've heard of it sounds really interesting.

Anyway, explain it happened to have been watched it.

So they, basically, they grew up together because they're twins.

And the interesting thing about these guys is they're mirrors of each other.

One's left brain, one's right brain, so they say one's left-handed, one's right-handed.

So they're, I know, what a strange kind of-

So they're identical.

Yes. So the same embryo to split.

But reversed, I guess.

But the idea is that one of, well this is not the idea, this is what happened.

In like the early 80s, one of them Alex has a severe motorcycle accident right

Rhem

Yeah, that's right that's how exactly thank you for inserting that clip callings of the accident which was recreated

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