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Hello, and welcome to another episode on The Lines Led by Donkey's Podcast. I'm Joe,

and with me is Liam. Hi, Liam. Hi, Joe. So, Liam, since you've joined us here on the

Donkey's Podcast, I believe the longest series that you've had to sit through was three parts.

We didn't record all that at once. I think we did two, and then one.

Two and one, I think. I think the longest marathon recording session I've ever done was three episodes.

I've done back to back three hour episodes as part of all those are problems.

Yeah, that's something that you guys definitely have a tendency to do. If you can pull it off,

more power to you, I need to leave this with. This is Liam's fault.

As I occasionally get lost in my own wormholes or whatever, and I get trapped on one subject,

I often ask my co-hosts or my producer, what would be a good episode or series?

And I realize we haven't done in a long series in a while since the Chechen series,

which is before you joined us. And then you immediately said, we need to do the Ben Alkursk.

So, and I was like, oh, that's going to be one or maybe two parts and it's four.

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