Hello and welcome to yet another episode of Britonology. I'm Mylo Edwards and I'm joined as

ever by my co-host, Neighbourthay. Hello, it's a lovely day. Perhaps some of the last

nice end of summer weather that we will potentially get, although it already feels like autumn,

let's be perfectly honest. Yeah. And soon it'll become the eternal British season of grey and wet

and cold and dark. Our absolute favorite. Yeah, And soon it'll become the eternal British season of gray and wet and cold and dark.

Our absolute favorite.

Yeah, it's kind of an unseasonably warm September day today.

As opposed to unseasonably cold all of August and mostly all of July and pretty much all of June

too.

Yeah, I mean, we love to see it, don't we?

We really needed a nice summer after the lockdowns and misery of the previous winter,

and what we got was not that.

No, no, we did not.

We did not get that.

The truest part of Britonology is, of course, the weather analysis at the start of every show.

Yes.

Because there's nothing more British than the weather. Well, exactly, because when you hate literally everyone you encounter, but you feel obligated

to make conversation with them, it is one of the few safe topics that one can complain

about while not expressing an opinion about anything that really matters.

That is very true, yeah.

The only safe political topic in Britain is the weather, which everyone hates.

I've just had to open up Google Drive to get my notes up. And I love that now every time I open up

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