465 - You’re Kidding Yourself, Supt
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hello and welcome to my favorite murder that's georgia hartstark that's karen kilgariff and this is my favorite murder did we say that part already i think that's part of it but it's always good to remind people i heard double introing your podcast yeah shoot you up to the top that's the new like what all the you know influencers are doing uh-huh it's just like double cleansing with korean skin care Can I start with a really embarrassing corrections corner that I've been now waiting two weeks? Yes, please.
To correct.
That's like so embarrassing. Sounds on point. Remember when I covered the British murder a couple of weeks back and I was like, this lieutenant's first name is Sept. What a cool name. It was superintendent. Damn it.
I mean, it's so obvious. And also, I remember you making that point, and I wanted to, like, agree with you, but I kind of couldn't understand what you were saying.
Yeah, it's an interesting name.
I was like, does it—I just don't understand what she's saying, and I don't want to get her to clarify. It sounds like maybe it's a Serbian name or something. Right, or I thought, like, it was, like, a British thing or, you know. Oh, my God. Like— Did you get inundated with British listeners being like... Yeah, very kindly. Always.
Appreciate it very much. 100% need to know, but not harshly.
What a cool name.
Super intense. Did you think his name was spelled S? How was it? S-U-P-T.
S-U-P-T.
Shouldn't there be a period? Just didn't get it. Just went right over that head of mine.
That is a tough one. We have a lot of problems with the British law system. We always have. We have. It doesn't make sense to us. I don't think that's on me. I didn't fact check or anything. We should start calling all police officers from England mum. Just to delineate. Yes.
Just for our own clarity. Superintendent mom. Well, I wanted to get that out of the way now that we're back from a little.
So brave. I'd like to commend you on that. Thank you. Who else does it like us?
Nobody.
Everybody. Nobody.
Most of nobody. Nobody. But we've been gone. This is our first episode, like officially back in the studio with a normal episode since the fucking bananas fires that happened in Los Angeles.
Luckily, over this weekend, it rained. So there was a level of calm, or at least slight relief that came over a lot of people who lived in LA who were just living in that fear that they were gonna kick up again, Whatever was going to happen.
Yeah.
Such a bizarre week and so dramatic and so horrible for so many people.
It was really crazy to find that question you get asked on podcasts all the time. What would you and I've even asked on podcasts to other people, what would you grab in a fire? Right. And I because I we weren't in the evacuation zone. We were like. Like right below it. And so, and you could smell the smoke. It was really strong. The electricity had gone out and I was just, that's just one of my nightmares. My whole life is like, I pictured how I would do it, especially with three cats. Yeah. In an emergency. In the dark. In the dark. Right. And so we did it and... I mean, thankfully, our house, it didn't it did never reach our house, but it was, you know, very close. Yeah. And so sad.
It's so sad. And it's also there's a weird thing I'm observing in myself and other people I talk to. Either the people that. People that didn't have to evacuate feel guilty to even discuss it, where it's like, well, it wasn't me.
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