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Hello Bugelers and welcome to Bugel 262 sub-episode Alpha No Full Bugel this week.

But instead, we will take you back through the mists of history to tell you exactly what happened

on the Bugel in this week, mid-March, in each of the six years that we have been on air

in our Bugel history. If indeed a podcast can be on air or in in air, I don't know what the logistics

are. Anyway, let's go back to our first ever mid-March. That of course was mid-March 2008.

Former New York Governor Elliott Spitzer has resigned after being linked to a prostitution ring.

This was a spectacular fall from grace. In fact, it was a plummet from grace straight towards

an open lion's mouth. Whilst tugging on the release string of his backup parachute.

The now-disgraced ex-governor of New York was at one point known as the Sheriff of Wall Street

for his pursuing of dirty dealing in finance. Now he's to be permanently known as

that guy who spent $80,000 on horse. It just goes to show how quick nicknames can change,

haven't we? It's interesting though that whenever this story was reported, it always

described these prostitutes as high-class prostitutes, in some cases even world-class prostitutes.

But I think that's quite reassuring. At least the guy was playing top dollar.

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