Probably Science

Hello and welcome to Probably Science. I'm Andy Wood.

I'm Jesse Case.

I'm Matt Kirshin and we are joined by a returning guest, friend of the podcast.

And I was going to say new author but repeated author like he's he's

all he's multiple times now recidivism is happening with the writing yeah is that brand new book out

mosh kasha how's it going most oh I'm great I think that you've coined a term, repeated author. I think that's what we're called.

Can I, no, I don't want to immediately interrupt, but has Matt Moshe, Matt, have you called him Moshe before? Is that a known nickname?

I don't know. It's a great question, Jesse. Thank you.

No, you're welcome.

I feel like I have. I feel like I've said that before, and he hasn't, like, immediately bolt.

And that's the rule in society, isn't it?

If you do something and someone doesn't immediately say, please don't do that again, then that's fine.

That's basically them saying that whatever you did is okay.

That's the rule in society.

I've noticed there's not enough pushback in American culture of British nicknames.

What are British nicknames?

The British will just give you a nickname, you know?

They'll just have out of the gate.

Well, and so are the Australians, but they do it differently.

Like, I think the Brits will shorten and theits will shorten, and the Australians will add in Oh.

Oh, right?

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