If I've ever put that there, will that...

You could do whatever you wish.

I just want to say I'm very honoured to be with you.

I'm really honoured and I'm not a flatterer ever.

But James, I keep saying this to you.

As a writer, I think you're astounding.

Well, thank you.

No, I mean, you're beyond.

You're a very, very, very talented and given writer.

And who would have known it?

And I've already said what I've already said to Bob.

But I think the creative spirit, which drives all three of us, which is something none of us

understands, because if I asked you how you did it, you wouldn't know.

And now, I don't know if you heard just before you might have just gone out.

I was talking to James about this phrase, I am that I am, which is the name of God,

which you don't use unless you blaspheme.

And I've only found two people who have used it in the whole of the centuries that I've been looking at.

One was Edward Devere in a letter to his father-in-law, who says, I am that I am.

And the other is Shakespeare and his sonnet, one-to-one.

And that also has to do with numbers.

I won't bore you with that at the moment.

1-21 is 11 times 11, which is the name of God.

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