James Holland

So you might be running out of cash, but you haven't run out of cash yet.

So when you've run out of cash, then come knocking.

And there's also, there's all sorts of issues going on in America.

There's all these labor strikes and things, amazingly.

There's more labor strikes in, I think, 1943 or 1942 than any other year in America.

American history.

Literally for a kind of, you know, a gold sovereign.

So not entirely altruistic.

What's really going on in that brain of his?

Exactly, yeah.

There is also an implication, I think, that America's entry into the war is a matter of kind of when, not if.

They're lining up for it.

They're also, in the start of the year, Americans have come over.

It's actually, oh God,

What's his name?

Admiral Gormley, isn't it?

Who comes over and conducts the ABC talks about what's going to happen should, hypothetically, America get in the war.

You know, is it going to be Pacific first or is it going to be Germany first?

Of course, you know, Japan isn't in the war at this point at all.

So it is very much Germany first.