No Such Thing As An Unlucky Fountain

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Jamie Morton 0:00
Kato.
En mä ehtiny edes nähdä, mitä sä teit.
Jamie Morton 0:03
Vuokrasin kodin.
Oho!
Jamie Morton 0:07
Sujuu kuin sato. Vuokraa elämäsi koti. Sato.fi
Shannon Maldonado 0:15
Suurenmoista. Suurenmoiseen elämään.
Anna Tijinsky 0:41
Hi everyone, welcome to this week's episode of No Such Thing As A Fish, where I, James Harkin, was replaced by the wonderful Jamie Morton.
Dan Schreiber 0:49
That's right, James is away, but subbing in is Jamie, who you may know as one of the hosts of the brilliant My Dad Wrote A Porno podcast.
Anna Tijinsky 0:57
It's so funny, it was an absolute globe straddler, and it's still available to listen everywhere you get your podcasts, so do give that a listen. bigger news though for us personally because we are returning to the london podcast festival we will be there on saturday the 12th of september at king's place in north london and andy it's not just gonna be one show it's gonna be two we're doing not only a live normal episode of fish which we're very excited about but for the first time ever we're going to be doing a live drop as a line
Dan Schreiber 1:28
That is our audience feedback show. I present it. There are a lot of wacky format points. It's great fun.
Anna Tijinsky 1:34
And we're going to be doing it live for the first time ever. It's going to be mayhem. It's going to be great fun for Andy and probably the audience. Not so much great fun for me, Dan and Anna. But, you know, anyway, if you could not be in London on that date, then do not worry, because both of these shows will be live streamed and they will be available on catch up. But how do people get tickets, Andy?
Dan Schreiber 1:54
Well, tickets are going to be on sale from the 7th of July, Tuesday the 7th of July. You can get tickets at nosuchthingasafish.com slash live. And if you are already a Clubfish member, there is a 24-hour pre-sale exclusively for you. And to guarantee your tickets, all you need to do is go to patreon.com slash clubfish. Join now, get access to that pre-sale.
Anna Tijinsky 2:15
absolutely so go there to get your tickets go to your normal podcast provider to listen to my dad wrote a porno but before all that sit back and relax and enjoy this episode of no such things as a fish with jamie martin okay on with the podcast on with the show
Dan Schreiber 2:45
Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast coming to you from the QI offices in Hoburn. My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with Andrew Hunter-Murray, Anna Tuszynski and Jamie Morton. And once again, we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days. And in a particular order, here we go. Starting with fact number one, that is Jamie. My fact this week, guys, is... A Titanic passenger credited swimming in the saltwater pool the morning of the sinking with helping him survive. As in he'd already, he was used to it. Well, he thought, you know, I've already done this saltwater thing. Survived the swimming pool. I didn't realize there was a swimming pool on the Titanic.

How does Jamie Morton contribute to the conversation?

Dan Schreiber 3:27
I should have guessed there would be because obviously it was so luxurious.
Mo Gilligan 3:30
Very luxurious. One of the first ever swimming pools to be on any kind of luxury liner. Saltwater as well. So you really did acclimatize to the sinking.
James Harkin 3:38
Does that help? Does it matter if you've trained in a chlorinated pool and then you end up in the sea and you're like, well, I don't know how to swim in this one.
Dan Schreiber 3:43
We'll never know. There's something quite nice about it because we know that the band kept playing for a long time. I can imagine maybe the lifeguard at the pool kept the pool safe right to the end, you know, until the pool just got bigger and bigger and bigger. Yes. Actually, because it was a heated pool as well. So actually, if you were in the pool as it sank, you probably had a better chance of surviving the initial swim because you were still in heated water. As long as you traveled with that batch of heated water. If you're swimming in the swimming pool, are you technically sinking though?
Mo Gilligan 4:14
Because you're just really just still swimming. You could just pretend that I'm just swimming in the swimming pool, even though the swimming pool is like, you know... Right. Yeah.

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