When it comes to this mythology, Paul's a connoisseur, Sarah has an interest, but it's all Greek to her.

From Cronus's kids, we had childhood to what's going down in Haiti's hood.

These fables are bizarre but good, but still understood.

I'm amazed that you're able to do that without like putting your hand up in the air as you and like holding one ear.

You just ruined everyone's imagination.

I know, everyone just imagined you.

And that's how they always see me.

And for the rest of the podcast, I'll be doing this.

Oh, so now she's actually doing it without the actual singing part.

So recently, I was asked via the social medias

if we would soon be covering the Trojan War.

Do you remember when I covered Hercules slash Heracles and I was nervous to do Hercules slash Hercules because it's a very long story. Yeah. The Trojan War... Yeah, the Trojan War is also very, very long.

And I thought, hmm, maybe I can knock it out in two episodes, and I don't think I can.

Especially because as I was researching, I discovered there is more backstory and set up for the Trojan War than I even knew existed.

But what I also realized as I was reading and your arms are folded you're

unimpressed with all of this but I was thinking

about one of the things that you said when before we started this podcast

about it's gonna this podcast about about why you were interested in Greek mythology and it

sort of stemmed from your love of Game of Thrones and Warring Houses, romance,

I like drama, a bunch of characters

all coming together from different walks of life

and having their stories sort of come together

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