Yeah, I mean, this one's crazy. This is a crazy, like this one's good, man. I'm telling you. It's

based on some recent news and I'm super excited, you know, to do this. And it's just me. Cosmo's not

up here biting my toes, which is kind of good, as for now at least. And hope everyone's

been good. Hey, Wolfie, what's up? You had to reload. You're talking about Texas and you're reloading. Just some housekeeping stuff to get out of the way. This doesn't apply to anyone on here. But if you're listening to this on podcast, thank you so much. We live stream all these episodes. And if you want to watch live stream, you can go to patreon.com slash talk murderer. All that support goes to Jen, our co-host who is an educator

and doesn't, you know, makes educator pay in South Carolina, which is probably nothing. So I'm

to start promoting that again. And that's how you can watch us on live stream. If you want to

comment and just be part of the story, you know, I have a really good dozy. I called it today.

And I'm excited. You may know this story, sort of. This may sound familiar to you, okay? But there is

recent news about it, and we're covering the story before we cover the recent news. Aldgate High

Street. And this is in London. Has anyone been here?

Kind of go around here a little bit. See if you guys can tell what we're talking about tonight.

This sort of around here in London, and in London, this part of London, especially in 1888 is where we're going. Everyone was drunk on gin. Everyone drank gin.

Gin is vodka with juniper. Jen can be made from corn or rye. And then the only difference between gin and vodka is juniper and other botanicals.

We're going to September 29th

slash September 30th. Obviously, we cut in at around midnight, but I'm actually starting this

at 8.30 p.m. This is under London's sulfurous gas lights. Gaslights, I don't know if

you ever been to a city that, historic city that still has gas lights. Gaslights, I don't know if you've ever been to like a city that, historic city that still has gas likes. I think Charleston still has them. I don't know if they use real gas, though. No, they definitely don't. Those are electric. They're just for show. But there's got to be a weird smell there. Where we're going to is kind of a shady part of town. There's a lot of poverty

and there's a lot of drunkenness and there's a lot of unfortunate homeless people. People sleeping

on the street, people having sex on the street. It's nasty, it's dirty. We're talking about

London as a whole. Not much has changed, but it's nasty and

dirty. Plus, you're pretty close to the Thames and just that smell alone. I mean, I think I saw a

statistic before. There's at least 10,000 bodies that have been thrown into the Thames

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