Hello and welcome to the Result of Podcast

I am Luke Owen D. A. D. and I'm joined by Sullivan Bo Brown. Hello, Sally Bob. Hello. Hello. I'm

going to be home. I know. Yes. We are recording this remotely today because of the tubes.

Well, it's not a tube strike, isn't it? It's rail strength. It's a country wide thing.

It's very much affected London and us really like you could not get across London to get to work today.

Yes, exactly, because I live in one end of London and I work in the other end of London,

which is a it's a questionable decision at the best of time when there's a rail strike.

I mean, it takes me back to when I first started working for Rashtalk and our offices were in

Dagnam East and which is one end of the district line and I used to live in Ricelip,

which is the other end of the central line. It's going to say it's not even

I was as West Londoners, you could be and I worked in as East Londoners, you can get

that is an Essex. You're absolutely right. Oh, my goodness. Oh, that's horrible.

All of every day getting the central line through to Myland, changing at Myland and to get to

Dagnam East. Nightmare was, but it makes you feel any better. I have an hour and a half

commute now, so I know your pain. I know your pain. I mean, I've actually just switched out for

a different hour and a half commute because I now either drive to work, it takes me an hour and a half

or I get the train which takes me two hours. Oh, no, that's much worse. Yeah, don't adore two hours,

you know, fairness. That includes me like walking to stations and whatnot. Anyway, to ask the question

on this day where you are at home, how are you? I'm very well. I'm very well. How are you?

Oh, Sullivan, I'm glad you asked because I was teeing you up there to ask me how I am because

all of I've got a tailed hotel. So as you know, and as people listening to the show will know,

I had a couple of days off last week out Thursday and Friday off, which means I missed all of the

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