Hello my fellow historians happy Sunday or Monday or whatever day you choose to listen

to this episode hope you're having a good day wherever you are hope we can help with

that a bit.

We are here to talk about the trouble with turnies but it's no trouble for you.

It's trouble for the people holding them.

It doesn't always go the way they intended, it doesn't always have the impact they intended

and sometimes the intention is entirely everything but what it seems to be.

All the games and battles and fun often masks quite a few other agendas hidden or otherwise

known or otherwise and we're here to discuss that general thing.

The outcome is the opposite of the intention.

That is very true.

Yes.

Sir, you are correct.

I see you've got your hedge night shirt there, your dunk and egg sigil or your, well,

dunk sigil, not eggs sigil, but yeah, dunk and the tall dunk and the tall.

That's right.

I've got a green man shirt myself today.

It is not a green shirt though, says green man, but it is decidedly gray.

So I don't know about that.

Shout out to our friend Nina, good queen Ali with one L dot tumbler dot com.

She provided as almost always is the case.

Some excellent notes for us to talk about and on her blog, good queen Ali dot tumbler dot

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