8 weeks at number one on the podcast charts, because of the actions of you sound concert,

liking, subscribing, leaving reviews, 8 weeks on the podcast charts, because of you

sound concert, that was 8 weeks at number one on the podcast charts, because of the actions

of you sound concerts, subscribing, leaving reviews by Marquis Smith of the band The Fall.

Marquis Smith who is deceased, is listening to this podcast in Purgatory, and he's a big

fan of the podcast, and I'm a big fan of the Fall.

I like Marquis Smith's music, it was great.

And he submitted that song, and I recorded it.

He submitted the lyrics.

And he's above in Purgatory listening, and he's in Purgatory because of some sins that

he committed as a child, as a six-year-old child, and he didn't go to confession for those

particular sins.

The sin was in 1964, in Prestwich near Manchester, six-year-old Marquis Smith.

He boarded a steam train, and as the train left for its journey, he stuck his head out

the window and spat in the station master's face, and for that sin, and for the failure

to confess that sin to a priest, his soul was blackened and did not have the forgiveness

of God and Jesus Christ, who themselves are both their own father and son at the same

time, in a kind of quantum superposition of paternity.

And as a result, lead singer of the post-punk band The Fall, Marquis Smith is posthumously

living his life in Purgatory for 70 years until he will eventually be allowed into the

gates of heaven, in accordance with Catholic doctrine and catechism.

Of course, that's not true, because Marquis Smith isn't dead, but Atari was dead when

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