Andrew Scott

Because it's sort of like a movie about the weather.

But it's also kind of preposterous to sort of not have a movie about the weather.

Do you know what I mean?

Because it influences our influences every day, you know, like what we're, you know, what we wear, where we go, where we're going to have our kids birthday party, where are we going to go on our holidays?

Like what our mood, like it's, it's, it's, it's, it's something that it's sort of, it's sort of changed my attitude towards the weather about how, of course they would be thinking, okay, well, if we have to, if we have to land on them on the beaches in Normandy, we need to know that these kids are not going to be drowned immediately.

The conditions are going to be there.

Are they going to be able to land safely?

So they need somebody to say, this is what it's going to be like.

Don't go on that day.

Cause then you'll surprise them.

Um, or that would be a good day to go.

That's they'll see it coming.

So they had this very particular day that they wanted to do it.

And this guy, very, very resolute kind of man, um, stood up.

He was a real hero.

And he was like, no, no, you're not going on that day.

And they were like, we are going on that day.

The movie gets really, I think, right.

The enormous pressure, meaning this isn't just, should we do the podcast today or should we move it to tomorrow?

Yeah.