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Hey, that's just ridiculous. This is Fred is like friends because I'm friends. They don't

say good morning or hello. Good evening. How you doing? They just go, hey, hey, and now

we've started doing it. No, you started doing it. I can't do this. What in your house?

You just go, hey, yeah. Okay. What do you do in your house? We go, good morning, mate.

Good morning, Peter. And then I get them all to blow whistle so that I can identify them.

Then we sit down and sing Adelvice. Yes. Because as they discovered in that Australian film

mental, everything will be better if we could all be a little bit more like Julie Andrews.

Alex. Did you know before you say that? Did you know that Julie Andrews before she made

sound of music took part in a Von Trapp family singers spoof, which was then brought up to

embarrass her when she ended up doing sound of music. I didn't know that. There we go. Is

that it? Is that the end of the anecdote? Yeah, it's not really an anecdote. It's more of

it. No, it certainly wasn't. No, more of a just a time wasting sentence. Alex, people learn

something from it. Alexandra Ashman in Edinburgh. BA honors animation, grade eight flute,

besting class for dinosaur painting, primary one. To the flagship captain and the good doctor,

I'm a good, I'm a long-term podcast listener. First time emailer, I have to write an apology.

I was on my way to work to my usual swimming pool and I happened to be walking down a

nondescript back street near the meadows in Edinburgh. To my surprise, I noticed a gaggle of

excited people gathered under what seemed to be 10 feet tall flood light rigs that were pointed

directly at a house. I ambled over and asked what was happening. I was surprised to be told

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