So have you recovered from the excitement that was our first quiz hosted together this week, Dominic.

No, not really. I've been lying down in a dark room ever since, which is maybe a bad sign.

But no, I actually had a really nice time and it was so nice seeing everyone.

Our listeners are real people with faces.

It was kind of moving. It was. I teared up a little bit.

Is that too cheesy to say?

Yeah, but no,

it was incredibly nice to see listeners from all over Europe and I think all over the world, in fact.

So thank you so much to everyone that took part. It was just a lovely thing to happen.

Yeah, we should do it again sometime, but maybe we'll take a little bit of a break.

Let's have at least a week off. How are you? Yeah, I'm fine.

I was slightly concerned for you because I saw all these headlines in the Dutch and Belgian news about whether or not to put down Katia Lee, which is basically Katie Lee, your name.

Did you see this?

Yes, your husband showed it to me.

So, well, Katia Lee is a little cat that people were debating whether to put down or not.

Yeah, it's a cat in Belgium that's been making headlines because it was brought back by its owner from Peru and didn't follow the strict quarantining rules against rabies.

This woman brought it back to Belgium and the authority said they were going to have to put it down.

And then animal rights activists were like, this is mad.

She probably doesn't even have rabies.

And it's been a big debate.

I mean, I have been described as rabid in the past, but I think putting me down is a bit much.

It looks like they might give her a reprieve and let her live, which is nice for the cat.

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