Salway, Salway, welcome to T.F, your new, your new T.F. It's the free one for this week.

That's right. I beat you to it.

You did. So how are you doing, Centurion? I might ask. How come you're talking about so much

Roman stuff, Riley? It's because we are joined by probably the most frequent repeat guest we have now had

as more unprecedented things keep happening that we want to compare to similarly

unprecedented things in history, making them precedented just by a very long while.

It's Patrick Wyman from Tides of History. Patrick, how's it going?

I'm doing fantastic. You know, this talk about me being your most frequent guest,

I think that podcasts need to do something for their most frequent guests, like a mug or maybe like a wrestling championship belt.

You have to give up when you're past.

My knowledge of historical precedents indicates that you're trying to establish yourself as a kind of like janissary class within the podcast.

Once you give yourself certain privileges, you know, they just become entrenched.

And we have like a sort of a fifth generation Wyman who has very little to do with like

the study of history, but is entitled to a mug, you know, from birth.

Exactly. I've got some good connect in like the Northwest Kent local wrestling scene.

So like... Oh, scene. So, like...

Oh, okay.

Sorry, perfectly Hussein sentence of all time.

So one of the fun facts about, like,

it's like sort of Gravesend, Danford, all these places.

Orpington as well.

Is that like, it's actually, there is actually like a very thriving local wrestling scene.

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