Hello and welcome to Dear John and Sarah. Or as I like to call it Dear John and Sarah

because I like to follow an alphabetical arrangement of names.

Why have you submitted to your husband? No. It's a podcast where we provide dubious advice,

answer all your questions and bring you all the weeks news from both Mars, which is

a cold dead rock in space and AFC Wimbledon, which is a cold dead football club in South

London. Sarah, yes. What do you think about when you think about what's going on with

AFC Wimbledon? Uh huh. And when you think about the biggest problem at the club being, let's

face it, a lack of investment outside investment. Think about what Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElene

did for Rexham. Yes. Are you putting me on the spot in a public venue in order to get me to

commit more of our personal funds to your team? Our team. But yes, sorry, finish your question.

Don't you feel like people who are in a position to give more? Yes. Should. Well, I disagree with

the framework of the question. I think the biggest problems facing AFC Wimbledon are climate change

and divisive politics. So, you know, and unequal access to healthcare. That's a big one that

you mentioned a lot. That's right. So I'm going to go ahead and focus on those things as a way to

make whatever small impact we can. And did I also tell you that I don't offer dubious advice?

Oh, you offer good advice. I offer good advice. You're in a good advice. Ernest. Ernest.

Ernest. Ernest. Ernest. Good advice. Well, let me ask you this question. Yes.

Here's a question from Lindsey who writes, dear John and Sarah, I was thinking about the

Quarty Keyboard layout after a trivia night last week and got to wondering, where did the word

delete come from? Did it exist before the digital age? Was it at the same time as Quarty? I can't

fathom an application of the word that doesn't involve a computer, not like Lohan Lindsay.

Well, doesn't it have to do with like deleterious like like the comes from Latin?

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