Mac, just before we start, I was on Amazon looking for a little beach read, you know,

and lo and behold, look what I see.

David McWilliams, money, a story of humanity at number one, beating the likes of J.D. Vance

and his hillbilly elegy and Ezra Klein.

Dave McWilliams, number one, boom.

This is the economics version of Top of the Pops.

You can have a whole lot of love soundtrack in the back.

But yes, no, you're right.

It's great to see that money is number one in the Amazon bestsellers in the UK

under the area of economic history, which is fantastic.

Again, thank you so much listeners for supporting the book, for buying the book, for buying the

audiobook. It's really great to see. And it is kind of nice to be number one ahead of the likes

of J.D. Vance and even Ezra Klein,

who I respect in New York Times, but who comes with a massive, massive audience.

So again, thank you very much.

And if you haven't bought your summer, read if in August you're heading off now to the beach,

you're thinking, what should I grab?

What should I read?

Grab money, a story of humanity. You will not

be disappointed, and that is from an unbiased reviewer, the fellow who wrote the bloody thing.

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