Hello, Trash Tutsch for Fans, just as an FYI. This week's free episode is out on the Patreon

already. It'll be out on Wednesday this week on the main feed. However, in the interim, please

enjoy this unlocked Britonology. And just bear in mind that if you want more Britonology, you get

one episode per month on the $5 tier along with all the other bonus content. And for those

extreme heads out there, you can actually get a second Britonology per month on the $10 tier, along with all the other bonus content. And for those extreme heads out there, you can actually

get a second Britonology per month on the $10 tier along with our Q&A and special intimate access

to the Trash Future cast. Thanks for listening and hope you enjoy. Hello and welcome to yet another episode of Britannology, episode four, I do believe.

It is, in fact, number four.

Yeah, an odyssey into the minds of the British people and the things which drive them

to ever greater success in the war on being normal.

This week, as ever, I'm joined by my loyal co-host, Nate Bithé. Hello, it's

wonderful to be back. We're having a banner week in Britain. Normal things are happening,

but some of them, I feel, are informed by a deep psychosis for everyone over, let's say,

the age of 55 in Britain, who thinks they personally fought in World War II,

even though to be a World War II veteran at this point, you're probably got to be in your 90s.

Yeah. I mean, they've inhaled enough leaded petrol fumes in their childhood that they

really believe they fought in World War II. And in a way, that's all that matters.

So we're going to talk, and Milo's going to lead this, but we're going to talk about a particularly cursed decade in the history of the United Kingdom, which is the 1970s.

If you know anything about the history of the 1970s in the world, you have two big problems.

You've got the oil crisis in 1973 and the 1979.

You also have the British currency was devalued in the late 60s, and inflation started

to run rampant when the Bretton Woods system was introduced, basically when the countries

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