Speaker 1: Pushkin.
Speaker 2: There's like a forest leaves, like a you know, a
Speaker 2: mat on the forest floor of brown leaves. I've got
Speaker 2: that bit of earthiness with a there's like a roasted
Speaker 2: carrot going on in there. For me, that's the vegetable
Speaker 2: note I'm getting from it. And then a little bit
Speaker 2: of like tire fire.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's the that proves you're from Jersey when
Speaker 1: you drink some tea and you're reaching to tire fire.
Speaker 3: Right, Here's how bananas podcasting is. In one afternoon, within
Speaker 3: the space of two hours, I go from this drinking
Speaker 3: some fine colonial boohiy with a t smalier to this, Well,
Speaker 3: the Devil's interval is.
Speaker 2: The beginning of metal.
Speaker 3: Basically, it's the flat at fifth. This is Malcolm Bladwell.
Speaker 3: Season four of my podcast, Revisionist History is imminent. I'm
Speaker 3: back baby normally here. I'm like, this is what the
Speaker 3: new season is about. These are the weighty issues I'm
Speaker 3: going to tackle. But this time I just don't know themes.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? Season four spans the whole world Rome, jesuits,
Speaker 3: chess masters, mafiosi, lawyers, too many lawyers.
Speaker 4: What I would have you do is read this, and
Speaker 4: then for each of these questions, tell me the two
Speaker 4: stupidest answers.
Speaker 3: I took the law school admissions tests for goodness sake
Speaker 3: to stupidest.
Speaker 4: Okay, the two answer choices that you know are wrong.
Speaker 3: Why did I do it? For you? Dear listeners?
Speaker 4: The time is flat. There's no curl because in Middle
Speaker 4: Eastern languages there's no curl on the time. When you
Speaker 4: say L.
Speaker 2: L left left meally, do you hear the difference or
Speaker 2: is it just me?
Speaker 3: It's just you. Revisionist History Season four is back June twentieth.
Speaker 3: Subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts Revisionist History, because
Speaker 3: the past comes at you fast.
Speaker 1: Should I be worried?
Speaker 4: I think you should be worried.
Speaker 2: Yep.