Hello, you son-tanned berries. What's the crack?

Welcome to the Blind by Podcast. I am still over in London. If this is your first

podcast, go back and listen from the start please, because we have no listeners

every week. But yeah, I'm over in London and I had planned, I had a plan to try

and do something this week, but it didn't work out because I planned to do it

on on the weekend, but it was pacing rain and I couldn't. So anyway, as you know

from I did a previous podcast where I investigated the history of Jin, the

spirit, Jin, and its devastating effect on London in the Industrial Revolution.

So the thing with Jin is what I always found amusing about Jin, the amount of

nicknames that it had in like the 1700s, it was called White Saturn,

partiality, ladies delight, Dutch cottage it was called because Jin was a

a Dutch drink brought over by King William William of Orange,

Mothers Milk, South Sea Mountain, Cock my cap, Mothers Roan, it was called

Mothers Roan, Cocoal's Comfort, which is fucking fantastic, it was called Cocoal's Comfort,

which is the spirit for somebody to drink while your wife is off having sex with

another man, the Cocoal's Comfort, but by far my favorite nickname for Jin

was King Theodore of Carseca, and whenever I was looking at Jin names, that one

all was stock out, like who the fuck calls a drink King Theodore of Carseca? I found

the particularly amusing, so while I was thinking about it last week, I was like I

need to find out why Jin is called King Theodore of Carseca, so I did, and by

fucking mad coincidence I was like right okay who the fuck is this King Theodore

of Carseca? So I read up about him and it turns out he's buried like two

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