My mother-in-law is in town and it's Mother-in-law is in town and it's Mother's Day, so no new episode this week.

However, there is a new members episode on the members feed.

And I thought I'd throw up a small sample because it's a lot of fun.

So if you're already a member, just go over to the members feed you can skip this episode. And if you're not a member, just go over to the member's feed. You can skip this episode. And if you're not a member,

here's a sample of what's happening over on the member's feed. We're talking a lot about

medieval medicine and it gets kind of crazy.

There is one compounded medicine that is this the recipe of which is in this book

that is used kind of like a the catch-all for Europe for it's like it's like medieval parasitimal it's the first

thing you're gonna get if they decide you need a pharmaceutical they're gonna give

you this and and see how it goes basically.

And it's called, they call it Theriac,

which is actually the base term for Treacle.

So what's. treacle. So just have a little of this dessert. You're going to be better.

You're going to be fine.

But basically it's like if you create a dessert and you named it aspirin.

I mean I guess we do have a drink called a painkiller here in America so it's basically that.

Do we know that they named Treacle after this that was this yeah or I don't we just

know that that's where the word sort of transformed from so I'm not sure if if we

know like the official branding it may be just be that actually

Let me give you the recipe for this thing and explain it and because I have kind of an idea where that

Transformation might have happened I can't make Tricacle for shit, so I can't compare the two.

I just think in the words, but let's see.

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