Hello and welcome to yet another episode of Britonology, the podcast where we attempt to

get to the fucking bottom of what is up with this island, this this, this moistened rock

in the middle of the North Atlantic. I'm Milo Edwards and I'm joined as ever by my co-host, Nate

Bethay. Hello, lovely day, probably the coldest day that I think I've

experienced in the United Kingdom, which is not a particularly out of the ordinary cold for, say,

a warm place. Say New York, like this would be, this was, I mean, it sucks when it's below freezing,

but that's pretty typical. Yeah. But definitely the coldest that I've seen it get here. So, you know, it's maybe, maybe the jet.

It was like minus seven the other night, which is like Moscow vibes.

I cycled in today.

Minus seven for American listeners in centigrade, not Fahrenheit.

Minus seven Fahrenheit in the UK would be like everyone would be losing their shit because

all the buildings have their pipes on the outside.

How much is that?

Yeah.

All the buildings have pipes on the outside. How much is that? Yeah. All the buildings have pipes on the

outside. So like if it got to legitimate like polar vortex temperatures like it does in the

northeastern United States every now and again, everyone's water pipes would freeze. And it would

be, it would be a sad day. We'll put it that way. Because yeah, nobody would have water.

To look forward to when the Gulf stream stops yeah um and uh we are

joined by a very special guest this week phoebe roy hello thank you very much for having me

it's like you've come around for tea at a friend's house and i'm saying thank you to your mom

yeah we're going to argue about this you never had a glass of high juice at a friend's And I'm saying thank you to your mom. Yeah.

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